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Physical Security of Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives

AR 190-11 sets the physical security standards for arms, ammunition, and explosives: storage, arms room construction, key and lock control, and inventory requirements. Arms room operations and unit AA&E inspections trace back to this regulation. Some content is controlled, so work from your installation provost marshal's guidance as well.

Equipment Receipt

The weapons card or equipment card exchanged at the arms room or supply room when an individual signs out a weapon or item for temporary use.

Key Control Register and Inventory

Tracks who has which keys and records the periodic key inventory, most often for arms rooms and other controlled areas.

Notice of Delegation of Authority - Receipt for Supplies

Names, by signature, who is authorized to request or receipt for property on behalf of a unit, and sets the effective and expiration dates of that authority.

Inventories: sensitive items, cyclic, and change of command

Different property gets counted on different schedules by different people. Sensitive items are counted by serial number on the shortest cycle of all.

The hand receipt chain and the DA 2062

Property moves from the property book officer to the commander to the sub-hand receipt holder to the user, and a DA 2062 records every step of that chain.

What is DA Form 3749?

The Equipment Receipt, commonly called the weapons card. It is issued to a Soldier and exchanged at the arms room for an individually assigned weapon or piece of equipment. It documents who has the item at any given moment and is turned back in when the item is returned.