What type of items should be stored using the lite box protocol?

The lite box protocol is specifically designed for the storage of custody assets. Custody assets refer to items that require special accountability and control due to their nature or significance, which often involves items needing higher security and monitoring. The lite box protocol allows for a streamlined approach to managing these assets while ensuring that they are stored in a way that meets regulatory and safety requirements.

While low-risk materials, regular munitions, and special handling items may also need to be stored according to specific protocols, they do not fall under the unique requirements that apply to custody assets. Understanding the protocols for different categories of items is crucial for maintaining safety and accountability in munitions handling and storage. Therefore, the focus on custody assets under the lite box protocol highlights its tailored design to address the specific needs associated with managing these sensitive items effectively.