Posted on Jun 24, 2019
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I’ve looked everywhere in AR 190-11 and searched a few SOP’s but can’t find anything. I’ve always heard of this and could’ve sworn it was a rule.
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SGT Joseph Gunderson
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I don't remember if this was just a thing we did or if it was reg. If AR 190-11 doesn't say it then you can check the DA Pam. I'm pretty sure - if I remember it correctly - weapons had to remain behind two locks; if in, say, a connex, they had to remain locked in the cages because the only other lock was the connex door. If behind the arms room heavy door and the gate door they could remain unlocked in the cages. Don't quote me on that though; it has been quite a while since I ran an arms room (2009-2011).
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1SG Alfred Webster
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1SG Alfred Webster (R)
The Regulations require a standard to be met , however the allow a Commander
to implement additional controls for added security , in the form of Unit SOP's
(Standing Operating Procedures ) that are required to supplement all ,orders,
regulations and supplements. Each unit CDR. has to Implement on assuming command.
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SGT(P) Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic
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Don't know about only one being open at a time but I do know when you don't need in them they need to be kept locked, It is in the physical security inspection checklist.
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SSG Curtis Vaughn
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We kept our empty racks locked so we would not have to hunt up a lock and key for them
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