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The document that provides specific policy guidance until the information is neither canceled nor written into the range safety order is typically known as the "Range Safety Criteria" or "Range Safety Standards." These documents outline the safety policies and guidelines for activities conducted within a specific range or facility, such as missile launches, test flights, or other aerospace activities.
Range Safety Criteria establish the parameters and requirements to ensure the safety of personnel, property, and the environment during these operations. These criteria are continuously updated and revised as needed, and until new information is incorporated into the Range Safety Order, the existing criteria serve as the authoritative guidance for range safety. Range Safety Orders are the official documents that incorporate these criteria and provide specific instructions for conducting operations on the range.
