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REPUBLIC OF CROATIA MINISTRY OF DEFENSE GENERAL STAFF OF THE ARMED FORCES Ammunition stockpile reduction and security Mr Sanko Bakija, MoD - M3 Ltc Miroslav Bogovi, MoD - M1 Maj Igor Lonari, GS - J4 May 5 7, 2009, Zagreb, Croatia


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RASR Workshop Zagreb, 2009 REPUBLIC OF CROATIA MINISTRY OF DEFENSE GENERAL STAFF OF THE ARMED FORCES

Ammunition stockpile reduction and security

Mr Sanko Bakija, MoD - M3 Ltc Miroslav Bogović, MoD - M1 Maj Igor Lončarić, GS - J4

May 5 – 7, 2009, Zagreb, Croatia

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Historical background: Origins of ammunition in the Croatian Armed Forces:

  • captured ammo during war (1991-1995)
  • domestic production
  • imported ammunition and explosives

Ammunition producers:

  • ex YU ammunition
  • domestic production during war, based on “eastern”

standards,

  • ex USSR ammunition,
  • “western” type ammo – imported

CAF ammunition stockpile

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REMOVE FROM FIELD STORAGES SUPPLY

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Types of ammunition storages

  • above ground, underground, earth covered (ECM) -
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1995.

68

ammo storages

25

ammo storages

2009. Ammunition Storages

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Ammunition maintenance in CAF

MoD M3 / GS J-4 3

Ammunition maintenance Basic maintenance

  • storage
  • transporation
  • handling
  • stocking
  • venting
  • visual inspection

Ammunition testing

Ballistic firing Electrical testing Testing EM components & pyro devices Laboratory testing

Data collecting & analysis

DECISION

DISPOSAL

REPARATION

STORE QUICK SPENDING

Ammunition surveillance division (SC)

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Ammunition storage and inspection

  • Ammunition stored and managing – according national &

international norms (STANAG - AASTP 1- 3),

  • MoD – M3 and GS Support Command - responsible for

ammunition acceptance in the ammunition storages,

  • GS Support Command (Ammunition Surveillance Division-

ASD) - responsible for ammo storage, management and inspection during service life,

  • ASD has sections for:
  • explosive materials managing,
  • system ammunition section for managing and testing,
  • laboratory testing and coordination civil test capacity.
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Future ammunition stockpile in the CAF

  • Modern and small armed forces - downsized and

restructured.

  • According Long Term Development Plan 2008 - 2015,

CAF will have approx. 17.000 tons of all types ammunition,

  • Ammunition surplus: approx. 21.000 tons brutto

(non perspective, unserviceable, unstable).

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Surplus ammunition groups

  • Infantry ammunition (14.5 mm and below): 15 %,
  • Mortar bombs (60 – 120 mm): 5 %,
  • Cannon, tank and cluster ammunition (20 – 203 mm): 42 %,
  • Missiles – MLRS and anti-tank: 15 %,
  • Anti-tank mines: 10 %,
  • Torpedoes: 1 %,
  • Aircraft bombs: 2 %,
  • Bulk explosives and propellants, fuzes, warheads: 10 %.

Quantity: 21.000 tons (brutto).

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The way of surplus ammunition disposal

1. Open Burning Open Detonation technique

  • 2. Sales through government agency
  • 3. Donations
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Current destruction technique

Destruction of obsolete and surplus ammunition and explosives with EOD personnel (pyrotechnicians) at the designated location (OBOD).

  • destruction capacity / day is around 4,5 t,
  • disassembling capacity / year is around 1.000 t,
  • destruction capacity / year is around 1.000 t.
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Ammunition disassembly

  • separation cartridge and warhead, defuzing, depriming etc.
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OBOD – Landmines & Warheads

  • landmines surplus already destroyed -

(Otawa Convention)

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OBOD – gun powder and propellant

  • chemically unstable propellant -
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OBOD – destruction site

  • three locations for OBOD -
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MANPADS / SA-7B destruction

  • USA initiative for destroying surplus of MANPADS with financial

and technical support by Government of USA - US Department of State (PM/WRA),

  • Implementing Arrangement (1 mil US $): MANPADS destruction

and improvement of storages physical security – during 2009.,

  • Destruction surplus of SA-7B MANPADS - 9M32M (929 pcs) – by

OBOD technique in Croatia,

  • Security improvement of army MANPADS storage facility in

accordance with NATO standard – with assistance of US DefenseThreat Reduction Agency (DTRA),

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The Way Ahead 2009. – 2015.

  • Ammunition Surveillance – Adoption and implementation of

STANAGs, APs, AASTP1-3, to upgrade safe maintenance of stockpile,

  • Transition

to NATO and UN classification system

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ammunitions and explosives,

  • Resolve problem of future ammo stockpile storage – build

new storages at the perspective locations,

  • Continue to ammunition surplus disposal – sale, donation,

destruction (OBOD, industrial demil) by CAF and commercial sector capacity with international assistance,

  • Replacement the old and obsolete ammunition with new

types of ammunition for new combat systems,

  • Permanent personnel education for ammunition life cycle

management.

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Thank you !

MoD – GS CAF