FC 4-420-07F is an Air Force Facilities Criteria document current as of 24 April 2018 [FC 4-420-07F]. It supersedes ETL 11-7, Nuclear Weapons-Capable Maintenance and Storage Facilities, dated 1 September 2011 [FC 4-420-07F].
The document provides criteria specific to Air Force nuclear weapons-capable maintenance and storage facilities [FC 4-420-07F]. It is identified with the alpha designator "F" indicating Air Force-specific functional requirements [MIL-STD-3007 para 5.1.3].
The publication covers electrical power and lighting systems [FC 4-420-07F para 3-1] and establishes requirements for documentation retention related to electromagnetic characterization, including bonding records, transfer impedance evaluation results, and suppression alternatives [FC 4-420-07F para 2-3.3.6].
AF supplement guidance requires that facility configuration studies be updated and current to maintain nuclear certification status per this FC [AFI 32-1001 AFGSC Sup para 17.2], and deviation requests addressing facility system outages exceeding 90 days must reference requirements in this document [DAFI 91-101 AFGSC Sup para 10.5.6.1.
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AFI 32-1001 AFGSC Sup para 17.2, p. 6 (effective/current as of 2023-10-25)19, Safety Design Criteria for Nuclear Weapon Systems Software, and Facilities Criteria (FC) 4-420-07F, Air Force Nuclear Weapons-Capable Maintenance and Storage Facilities. 17.2. FNC Required Studies. Per FC 4-420-07F and AFI 63-125, the following studies are required to be updated and current to maintain nuclear certification status: Facility Configuration AFI32-1001_AFGSCSUP_AFGSCGM2023-01 ATTACHMENT 1 Guidance Changes Control Document (FCCD), Fire Hazard Assessment (FHA), and Electromagnetic Radiation Environment (EMRE). Studies are conducted if any proposed facility change or modification involves, affects, or impacts any EFS baseline configuration covered by existing studies. The updated studies should explain the effect of the modification and provide relevant information for the ma
DAFI 91-101 AFGSC Sup para 10.5.6.1.2, p. 68 (effective/current as of 2026-06-24)ed via DAF Form 116A and shall be submitted through the applicable MAJCOM Deviation Reporting Program OPR. (T-1) The MAJCOM Deviation Reporting Program OPR should establish 68 DAFI91-101_AFGSCSUP 6 JUNE 2026 a process to ensure necessary formal staff coordination for formal MAJCOM approval in accepting the risk of the deviation. 10.5.6.1.1. (Added-AFGSC) All deviation DAF Form 116As will be coordinated on Secure Internet Protocol Router Network. 10.5.6.1.2. (Added-AFGSC) Submit deviation requests to address facility related issues that leave an essential facility system inoperable for excess of 90 days. Essential facility systems are outlined in DAFI 63-125, and the requirements are provided in FC 4-420-07F, DAFMAN 91-118, or DAFMAN 91-119. 10.5.6.2. Deviations submissions shall adhere to
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