Yellow Book

Yellow Book

by Serco Inc

13 ratings
32 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 25, 2012
  • May 1, 2022

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About

Access consolidated reference data for conventional ammunition, guided missiles, and rockets. Includes hazard classification, security, marking, transportation, and storage criteria. Primarily derived from official government databases and regulations.

โœ“Hazard classification data
โœ“Physical security criteria
โœ“Marking requirements
โœ“Transportation and storage data
โœ“Regulatory criteria
โœ“Consolidated reference
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What's New in Yellow Book

2.1.0

May 1, 2022

- Saved favorites will remain saved during application updates. - DODIC list updated. - DODIC detail view cleaned up. - NSN data has been added to the DODIC view. - Favorites can now be selected by DODIC in the Search list. - Visually identify favorites in Search list and detail screen. - New app icon.

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User reviews

2sick

Super Duper sick app yo

A much needed update

Thank you so very much ๐Ÿ™

Needs update

Awesome app for us MGโ€™s but desperately needs an update for new DODDACs

Great Reference but Needs updates

This is a great tool for Ammo managers, Range OIC/RSOs and distro personnel. However, it is years out of date and need to be updated with current DODICS, such as DA71, AB86, AB79, etc. any plans for bringing this up to date?

Update

Can we get an update or nah?

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FAQ

What kind of information does this app provide?

This app provides a consolidated reference for basic data and regulatory criteria related to conventional ammunition, guided missiles, and rockets. It includes information on hazard classification, physical security, marking, transportation, and storage.

Where does the data in the app come from?

The data and criteria presented in the app are primarily derived from official sources such as the Joint Hazard Classification (JHCS) database, Federal Logistics Information System data, Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations (49 CFR), and the 2008 Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG2008).

Is this app a replacement for official publications?

No, this mobile app is not intended to supersede, contravene, or modify any of the official publications or DoD or service criteria from which its data is derived. It serves as a user-friendly reference tool.

Who is the intended user for this application?

The app is designed for users in the field who need a readily accessible and user-friendly consolidated reference to essential data and regulatory criteria concerning ammunition, missiles, and rockets.