Which combination is correct for bomb lift inspections?

Which combination is correct for bomb lift inspections?

• A. WC-1 and DD Form 250
• B. WC-2 and AFTO Form 244 V
• C. WC-3 and AFTO Form 244 V
• D. WC-1 and AFTO Form 244 V

Answer: (D)

Bomb lift inspections depend on two things: the item’s ability to be safely moved and having a proper, traceable record of the inspection. A weapon condition code of WC-1 means the item is serviceable and safe for handling and lifting. The AFTO Form 244 V is the standard maintenance/inspection record used for munitions, providing the official documentation that the lift inspection was completed. So, pairing WC-1 with AFTO Form 244 V shows the item is approved for lift and the inspection is properly documented, which is why this combination is the correct choice. Using a status indicating non-serviceability or a different form would not meet the requirements for a bomb lift inspection.

Bomb lift inspections depend on two things: the item’s ability to be safely moved and having a proper, traceable record of the inspection. A weapon condition code of WC-1 means the item is serviceable and safe for handling and lifting. The AFTO Form 244 V is the standard maintenance/inspection record used for munitions, providing the official documentation that the lift inspection was completed.

So, pairing WC-1 with AFTO Form 244 V shows the item is approved for lift and the inspection is properly documented, which is why this combination is the correct choice. Using a status indicating non-serviceability or a different form would not meet the requirements for a bomb lift inspection.