Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com include rapid equipping force, joint improved explosive device defeat organization, joint concept technology demon- stration, and advanced technology demonstration equipment authorized to be deployed with the using unit. b. Do not use UMR policy and procedures as a means to meet budgetary obligations, recover schedule slippages, accelerate materiel fielding, provide early opportunities to field units for training or testing, or to circumvent the normal MR policy. c. Materiel released under the UMR procedures will remain under the control of the GC for the duration of the operation unless otherwise stated in the UMR authorization. d.
Provide the documentation listed in table 4–4 to the functional authority to certify completion of the required activity and submit information to the MRTS and SLAMIS to document a UMR action. Table 4–4 Urgent materiel release documentation requirements Required documentation Description Notes: 1 Joint urgent ONS do not require DCS, G–3/5/7 validation. Validation of JUONS will normally be done by the Joint Staff POC listed in the JUONS. 2 The Equipment Common Operating Picture database and directed requirement memo will include the system/materiel quantity, gaining unit, geographic location, application, and destination’s point of contract information to facilitate the UMR action.
3 DCS, G–3/5/7 validation is not required if the unit is already authorized the equipment on their MTOE. An approved DCS, G–3/5/7 basis of issue that has not been applied to the MTOE will also serve as valid authorization and not require separate a DCS, G–3/5/7 validation. 4 Coordinate the health hazard assessment with CHPPM and the safety confirmation with ATEC. 5 Review the safety office assessment when configuration changes are made, when the operational mission profile is changed, when an operational safety incident occurs or at least annually to reassess any safety risk. The dates of reviews and/or reassessments will be entered and tracked in the MRTS.
6 Prepare and coordinate an SSRA or acceptance of safety risks by the GC for any residual safety risks. 7 Review the materiel for interoperability certifications such as AIC and DIACAP. Complete required certifications within 1 year of UMR in accordance with CIO/G–6 guidance. 22 AR 700–142 • 26 March 2008 1. a. User Requested —Joint Urgent ONS1(JUONS) or —A written request signed by a general officer or ci- vilian equivalent within the gaining unit’s chain of command and —Prepared by COCOM and coordinated with Joint Staff. —Prepared by unit commander and endorsed by chain of com- mand. —DCS, G–3/5/7 ONS validation memorandum or —DCS, G–3/5/7 directed requirement memorandum (ATTN:
DAMO–CIC or DAMO–AOC) —Will take the form of either an ONS validation memo or message traffic prepared by DCS, G–3/5/7 (DAMO–CIC or DAMO–AOC) communicating results of the Army Requirements and Resourcing Board.2, 3 1.b. HQDA Directed —DCS, G–3/5/7 approved capabilities documents (for example, ORD, ICD, or CPD) and —Capability has been approved by HQDA, DCS, G-3/5/7. • Pre FRP phase. • MR activities not complete. • Capability needed urgently by field. —DCS, G–3/5/7 directed requirement memorandum (ATTN:
DAMO–CIC or DAMO–AOC) —Will take the form of either a directed requirement memorandum or message traffic prepared by DCS, G–3/5/7 (DAMO–CIC or DAMO–AOC) directing the fielding of equipment that has not been materiel released 2. A safety and health hazard assessment for the system/materiel Prepared by the safety office summarizing all known safety and health hazard issues and their mitigation plans.4, 5, 6 3. An airworthiness statement, if applicable. See AR 70–62. 4. An EOD supportability statement from the AMC EOD staff offi- cer, if applicable Confirms EOD support and/or coverage for the UMR action, if appli- cable. 5. PM request for acceptance from the GC/requestor.
This statement will notify the GC/requestor of all known equipment, supportability and sustainment issues. This statement must include all known environmental, safety and occupational health hazards, operational and support limitations to include interoperability limita- tions and use restrictions.7 6. GC acceptance statement The GC/requestor’s acceptance statement, signed by a general offi- cer or civilian equivalent.6