§ 552.112 Purpose
§ 552.113 References
§ 552.114 Violations
§ 552.115 Applicability
§ 552.116 Privately owned weapons–security
§ 552.117 Disposition of Commander’s Letter of Authorization
§ 552.118 Issuance from unit arms room
§ 552.119 Registration and storage
§ 552.120 Possession and control
§ 552.121 Possession or retention of prohibited weapons
§ 552.122 Personnel not authorized to possess or retain personal weapons
§ 552.123 Storage of personal weapons other than firearms or handguns
§ 552.124 Transportation of privately owned weapons and ammunition
§ 552.125 Disposition of confiscated weapons

Terms Used In CFR > Title 32 > Subtitle A > Chapter V > Subchapter D > Part 552 > Subpart I - Physical Security of Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives--Fort Lewis, Washington

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