What are the requirements to be a munitions inspector?

• A. Must be 2W051, 2W071, or 2W091
• B. Must complete AFQTP for Munitions Inspector Training and Certification requirements located on the Air Force Munitions command and control SharePoint site and any local requirements prior to certification
• C. Document certification in the member's individual training records and/or an Air Force Training Management System
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

To become a munitions inspector, you must meet three essential components that together ensure you’re eligible, trained to the required standard, and verifiably certified. First, you need to be in the appropriate munitions AFSC (the listed 2W0x codes) so you have the recognized role and baseline expertise. Second, you must complete the Air Force Qualification and Training Package for Munitions Inspector Training and Certification requirements, checking the official Air Force Munitions command and control SharePoint site and meeting any local requirements before certification. Third, your certification must be documented in the member’s official training records and/or the Air Force Training Management System, providing a formal record that you’re credentialed.

Because each of these steps is necessary, all three together form the complete pathway to certification. Skipping any part would leave eligibility, training, or verifiable status incomplete.