What is required for munitions identified as explosive that have had their explosive filler removed?

When munitions identified as explosive have had their explosive filler removed, the requirement for drilling inspection holes is important to ensure safety and allow for proper evaluation of the remaining components. This process helps in assessing the condition of the munitions, ensuring that there are no risks associated with possible residues or remnants that could still pose hazards. Drilling holes allows for a thorough inspection and verification process to ensure that the munitions are safe for subsequent handling, storage, or disposal.

In contrast, simply certifying the munitions without inspection could lead to oversight of any potential hazards. Storage in a secure manner, while important, does not address the need to evaluate the condition of the munitions after the explosive filler has been removed. Immediate disposal may not be necessary if the munitions can be safely inspected and determined to be non-hazardous, given that they've had their explosive filler removed. Thus, drilling inspection holes is a critical step in the safe management of such munitions.