Uxo report 2025

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The document outlines various military communication protocols and procedures, including radio call formats for reporting incidents such as UXO (unexploded ordnance) and MEDEVAC (medical evacuation), as well as tactical operations orders (OPORDs). It details the necessary information to be conveyed in reports, defensive priorities of work, assembly area tasks, casualty evaluation steps, and contingency planning. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for military personnel to ensure effective communication and operational readiness.

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Begin with Line 1: Enter the date and time group when the UXO was discovered, following your command's policy for local or Zulu time.
For Line 2, provide the reporting activity by entering your Unit Identification Code (UIC) or unit designation along with a mandatory 8-digit grid location, including landmarks or reference points.
In Line 3, specify your contact method by entering either your radio frequency and call sign or a telephone number along with your name if applicable.
Line 4 requires you to indicate the type of munition discovered—choose from dropped, projected, placed, or thrown.
For Line 5, state whether there is known or suspected NBC contamination. If yes, detail the type of agent if identified.
Continue filling out Lines 6 through 9 by detailing resources threatened, impact on mission, protective measures taken, and recommended priority based on urgency.

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What is an UXO report?

A UXO Risk Assessment is a site-specific report that examines the potential risk posed by explosive ordnance to site investigations and intrusive works.

What does UXO stand for?

Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) are explosive weapons that did not detonate when they were employed and still pose a risk of detonation.

What is the UXO stand for?

Some examples of UXO are bombs, rockets, grenades, artillery shells, flares, mortars, and hazardous residues that may remain after a partial or failed detonation. If touched or disturbed, UXO can cause injury or death.

What does UXO mean in the military?

A UXO Survey is a means of proactive UXO Risk Mitigation undertaken to reduce the risk of encountering unexploded ordnance on a parcel of land, or marine environment, to as low as reasonably practicable (ALARP).

What is an example of a UXO?

A detailed UXO risk assessment is a tailored and thorough report evaluating the potential risk posed by unexploded ordnance (UXO) to your proposed project. This detailed UXO report investigates the potential extent of contamination, identifying both the source and nature of likely explosive contaminants.

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What are the 5 Cs of UXO?

What are the 5Cs? Confirm, Clear, Call, Cordon, Control.