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Which form must be signed by the range safety officer to certify specialized ammunition items were expended?
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Which form must be signed by range safety officer to certify specialized ammunition items were expended?
Da 5692-r
What form must be signed by range safety officer to certify specialized ammunition items were expended?
DA Form 5692-R
What form must be signed by the Range Safety Officer to certify specialized ammunition items were expended?
DA Form 5692-R
Taxpayer dollars expended to meet the Congressional intent of the law require.?
certification by a Certifying Officer
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