If a MISHAP occurs involving ordnance, what type of report is expected to be submitted?

The expected report when a mishap occurs involving ordnance is the Explosive Mishap Report. This specific report is designed to document incidents related to explosives, providing crucial details about the mishap. The information captured in this report includes the nature of the incident, the type and quantity of ordnance involved, any injuries or damage that occurred, and the immediate response actions taken. This documentation is vital for safety analyses, future prevention, and ensuring compliance with regulations governing the use of explosives.

The other report options, while relevant in different contexts, serve distinct purposes. The Daily Status Report typically captures ongoing operations and statuses but does not focus specifically on mishaps. The Ordnance Maintenance Report is concerned with the maintenance and servicing of ordnance but does not address incidents or mishaps themselves. Lastly, the Incident Review Report may cover a broader range of incidents but is not specifically designated for ordnance-related mishaps, which makes the Explosive Mishap Report the most appropriate and targeted choice for such situations.