What additional form is required when using a DD Form 1577-2?

• A. AFTO Form 350
• B. SF 600
• C. DD Form 2500
• D. DD Form 2005

Answer: (A)

When documenting a hazardous material, the information on the hazard itself needs to be readily available where the material is used, and it must be tied to the item in the system. The DD Form 1577-2 provides the hazard data for the material, but an AFTO Form 350 is the companion Air Force record that captures and communicates the handling, storage, PPE, spill response, and disposal guidance at the point of use. This pairing ensures proper hazard communication on the flight line and in maintenance areas, keeping the material identified and its safety data accessible to personnel. The other forms listed serve different purposes (medical records or separate DoD processes) and do not fulfill the hazard communication/documentation role required with the DD Form 1577-2.