Under what condition can munitions be buried on a range?

Munitions can be buried on a range when it is part of their intended purpose. This often refers to specific operational or training activities where the simulation of various combat scenarios necessitates the use of munitions in ways that might conclude with them being buried as an element of the exercise.

For example, during training exercises that mimic real-life combat situations, the use of dummy or inert munitions may be deliberately intended to simulate battlefield conditions. This practice can be part of tactical exercises where munitions need to be placed in specific locations for training purposes, such as to evaluate team responses to varied threats or to enhance skill development in a controlled environment.

While other options might involve aspects related to disposal or storage, they do not align with the proactive and planned use of munitions in a training context as described in the correct condition. Thus, integrating munitions burial into the intended purpose of the range creates a structured and regulated environment that supports safety, training objectives, and operational readiness.