• Review weapon uploading/downloading procedures. • Conduct weapon uploading/downloading. • Supervise weapon uploading/downloading by weapon user. • Review AA&E requirements for issue. • Verify identity/eligibility/authorization of person being issued AA&E. • Break out/issue AA&E. • Inspect AA&E being turned in for damage. • Receive and log unplanned AA&E. • Review/perform actions for negligent discharge. • Review/perform actions for damaged AA&E being turned in. • Review/perform actions for report of lost/expended AA&E. • Observe/enforce firearms handling rules.

• Review maintenance requirements. • Identify routine and special maintenance situations. • Identify/procure maintenance material. • Conduct routine and special maintenance. • Review maintenance documents (tech manual, manufacturer’s/ departments recommended maintenance) • Document maintenance conducted. • Inspect AA&E for signs of damage.

• Conduct daily, monthly, quarterly, semi-annual and special inventories. • Verify items not present are properly accounted for. • Review previous inventory results for discrepancies. • Document results of inventory. • Document damaged AA&E. • Maintain records of previous inventories. • Inspect armory for AA&E not listed on inventory. • Update inventory form, as required.

• Review armory access control rules/regulations. • Maintain Security logs. • Operate intruder detection system. • Follow procedures for loss of accountable materials. • Follow procedures for loss or breakage of access keys. • Follow procedures for an intruder/attempted intruder in the armory. • Recognize/report attempted theft/break-in. • Follow procedures for armory/asset that is found unsecured. • Follow procedures in the event of IDS activation.

• Identify hazardous materials (HAZMAT) used in maintenance. • Utilize proper PPE for maintenance involving HAZMAT. • Review explosive/weapon safety guidelines. • Take emergency actions in the event of an unsafe condition. • Take emergency action in event of high temperatures/flooding in armory. • Notify appropriate authority of unsafe conditions. • Follow appropriate safety procedures when conducting maintenance.

• Review AA&E storage requirements. • Inspect storage racks/containers for damage/disrepair. • Store AA&E in accordance with local policies/procedures. • Verify storage structures meet local requirements. • Secure armory containers.

To provide training for E5 and above personnel assigned to ammunition duties ashore and afloat, the skills and abilities to generate and maintain ammunition records, and other technical information required to maintain ordnance assets. Ammunition Inventory Supply Specialist NEC 9525.

This course will provide technicians PO3/GMG3 and above with the knowledge and skill to provide Organizational Level Maintenance procedures and basic corrective maintenance procedures for the armorer.

This course provides small arms intructors the necessary knowledge and skills to train, qualify, and sustain unit-level personnel in the safe handling and employment of pistols, rifles, and shotguns in accordance with OPNAVINST 3591.1 (series), and other U.S. Navy directives and guidelines that govern the arming of security personnel for the protection of Navy personnel and assets in direct support of Fleet-wide Force Protection requirements.

This course provides personnel assigned to a Reaction Force the training and education for the prevention of threats, whether from the pier, small boat, or any other means from penetrating a unit in accordance with current naval directives under normal and emergency conditions.