Which item is the new style chock used for missiles and bombs?

• A. Universal Munitions Chock
• B. M-10 Adapters
• C. Chaff and flare modules
• D. AF Form 244 Part V

Answer: (A)

Securing munition during handling and flight relies on a chock that immobilizes the weapon so it can’t move in its carriage or on the pallet. The new style universal munition chock is designed to fit a wide range of weapons—missiles and bombs—with a single, standardized piece. This universality makes it the best answer because it simplifies inventory and ensures a consistent, secure fit across different munitions. The other items aren’t securing devices for weapons: M-10 adapters are a specific carriage interface, not the chock itself; chaff and flare modules are countermeasure devices, not weapon restraints; AF Form 244 Part V is paperwork, not a physical chock.