Class 9
Class 9
Class 9
FEDLOG
Federal Logistics Data on CD-ROM.
FEDLOG
Federal Logistics Data on CD-ROM. Usually a 4 disk set.
FEDLOG
Federal Logistics Data on CD-ROM. Usually a 4 disk set. Can also be set up on a local area network (LAN).
FEDLOG
Gives you the logistics, ordering, disposal, & characteristics of a part.
FEDLOG
Gives you the logistics, ordering, disposal, & characteristics of a part. Gives you the ability to cross reference between part number, NIIN, & NSN.
FEDLOG
Gives you the logistics, ordering, disposal, & characteristics of a part. Gives you the ability to cross reference between part number, NIIN, & NSN. Lets you search by item name.
Search By Nomenclature
SCMC 9K ARI
AEC 3
MATCAT K21N5
LIN
SRC
SCIC 0 RC F
CIIC U ESDC
ICC 1
ARI RIC(S)
MR F
HMIC N
PHRASE PHRASE RELATED CODE STATEMENT NSN/MCN G USE 2920-01-168-7899 TIL EXH
UI REL
DLA HANDBOOK
DLA Handbook
Covers titles and codes in Fedlog.
DLA Handbook
Covers titles and codes in Fedlog. Covers titles and codes found in requisition status reports.
DLA Handbook
Covers titles and codes in Fedlog. Covers titles and codes found in requisition status reports. Is several regulations rolled into one.
DLA Handbook
Covers titles and codes in Fedlog. Covers titles and codes found in requisition status reports. Is several regulations rolled into one. Can be ordered by going to the DLA website at: Http://www.supply.dla.mil
Check on Learning
Q: How can we search for a part on Fedlog?
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Q: How can we search for a part on Fedlog? A: NSN, NIIN, Part Number, & nomenclature (Slides 25-27).
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Q: Why is the NIIN important?
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Q: Why is the NIIN important? A: Technical manuals, parts manuals, & supply catalogs are listed in NIIN sequence (Slide 9).
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Q: What are two ways to look up various codes and their meaning on the AMDF print?
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Q: What are two ways to look up various codes and their meaning on the AMDF print? A: The Fedlog Help Key and the DLA Handbook (Slide 32 & 33).
SCMC 9K ARI
AEC 3
MATCAT K21N5
LIN
SRC
SCIC 0 RC F
CIIC U ESDC
ICC 1
ARI RIC(S)
MR F
HMIC N
PHRASE PHRASE RELATED CODE STATEMENT NSN/MCN G USE 2920-01-168-7899 TIL EXH
UI REL
SCMC 9K ARI
AEC 3
MATCAT K21N5
LIN
SRC
SCIC 0 RC F
CIIC U ESDC
ICC 1
ARI RIC(S)
MR F
HMIC N
PHRASE PHRASE RELATED CODE STATEMENT NSN/MCN G USE 2920-01-168-7899 TIL EXH
UI REL
SCMC 9G ARI
AEC 5
MATCAT Q2200
LIN
SRC
SCIC 7 RC A
CIIC U ESDC
ICC 5
ARI RIC(S)
MR Z
HMIC Y
PHRASE CODE Z
PHRASE STATEMENT
RELATED NSN/MCN
UI REL
Unit Price
Gives you the cost of the item.
Unit Price
Gives you the cost of the item. Prices fluctuate so try to use the most recent Fedlog as possible.
Unit Price
Gives you the cost of the item. Prices fluctuate so try to use the most recent Fedlog as possible. Look at the next slide for an example of unit price.
SCMC 9K ARI
AEC 3
MATCAT K21N5
LIN
SRC
SCIC 0 RC F
CIIC U ESDC
ICC 1
ARI RIC(S)
MR F
HMIC N
PHRASE PHRASE RELATED CODE STATEMENT NSN/MCN G USE 2920-01-168-7899 TIL EXH
UI REL
Unit of Issue
Unit of Issue (UI) indicates the count, measurement, container, or form of the item.
Unit of Issue
Unit of Issue (UI) indicates the count, measurement, container, or form of the item. It is the minimum quantity of the item that may be ordered.
Unit of Issue
Unit of Issue (UI) indicates the count, measurement, container, or form of the item. It is the minimum quantity of the item that may be ordered. UI codes can be found using the Fedlog Help Key or DLA Handbook.
Unit of Issue
The easiest UI is Each (EA).
Unit of Issue
The easiest UI is each (EA) You order one and you get one.
Unit of Issue
The easiest UI is each (EA) You order one and you get one. Take a look at an example on the next slide.
SCMC 9K ARI
AEC 3
MATCAT K21N5
LIN
SRC
SCIC 0 RC F
CIIC U ESDC
ICC 1
ARI RIC(S)
MR F
HMIC N
PHRASE PHRASE RELATED CODE STATEMENT NSN/MCN G USE 2920-01-168-7899 TIL EXH
UI REL
Unit of Issue
Unfortunately it isnt always that easy.
Unit of Issue
Unfortunately it isnt always that easy. A roll of electrical tape has a UI of RO for Roll.
Unit of Issue
Unfortunately it isnt always that easy. A roll of electrical tape has a UI of RO for Roll. The next slide will also show a unit of measure (UM) and measured quantity.
QTY=108
Army Master Data File Response for NSN 5970-01-144-8969 Effective Date: 1 Apr 2000
UI = ROLL
Nomenclature: TAPE,ELECTRICAL ACT ADDL SOS S9G AAC D PS UNIT PRICE 30.09 LCC R DML A RICC 0 ADP UI RO ARC X PMI FC UM FT MEAS-QTY 108 CIIC U ESDC EIC EC F SLC 0 CC N
SCMC 9G ARI
AEC 3
MATCAT Q2200
LIN
SRC
SCIC 0 RC Z
ICC 4
ARI RIC(S)
MR Z
HMIC P
PHRASE CODE
PHRASE STATEMENT
RELATED NSN/MCN
UI REL
Unit of Issue
So what you had on the last slide was a roll of tape that is 108 ft. long.
Unit of Issue
So what you had on the last slide was a roll of tape that is 108 ft. long. Sounds straight forward enough, but there is still one more trick of the trade.
Unit of Issue
With nuts, bolts, and other fasteners, the UI is PG for Package.
Unit of Issue
With nuts, bolts, and other fasteners, the UI is PG for Package. UM is EA for Each.
Unit of Issue
With nuts, bolts, and other fasteners, the UI is PG for Package. UM is EA for Each. Measured quantity is 20 for example.
Unit of Issue
With nuts, bolts, and other fasteners, the UI is PG for Package. UM is EA for Each. Measured quantity is 20 for example. The next slide shows you how this looks.
SCMC 9T ARI
AEC 1
MATCAT T2200
LIN
SRC
SCIC 0 RC Z
ICC 4
ARI RIC(S)
MR Z
HMIC N
PHRASE CODE
PHRASE STATEMENT
RELATED NSN/MCN
UI REL
Unit of Issue
Now if a mechanic needs 5 of these bolts listed on the last slide, how many are ordered under that NSN?
Unit of Issue
Now if a mechanic needs 5 of these bolts listed on the last slide, how many are ordered under that NSN? The answer is one.
Unit of Issue
Now if a mechanic needs 5 of these bolts listed on the last slide, how many are ordered under that NSN? The answer is one. Why?
Unit of Issue
Now if a mechanic needs 5 of these bolts listed on the last slide, how many are ordered under that NSN? The answer is one. Why? Because under that NSN an order of one will get you one package with 20 bolts in it.
Unit of Issue
If you had said 5 you would have received 5 packages for a total of 100 bolts.
Unit of Issue
If you had said 5 you would have received 5 packages for a total of 100 bolts. What if the UI had been HD for Hundred or TH for thousand?
Unit of Issue
If you had said 5 you would have received 5 packages for a total of 100 bolts. What if the UI had been HD for Hundred or TH for thousand? Suppose the measured quantity for the package was 1000.
Unit of Issue
That same order of 5 would have netted you 5000 bolts!!!
Unit of Issue
That same order of 5 would have netted you 5000 bolts!!! This is why checking the UI is so critical.
Unit of Issue
That same order of 5 would have netted you 5000 bolts!!! This is why checking the UI is so critical. 5000 bolts is embarrassing enough, but just think if it was a high dollar item
Recoverability Code
Recoverability Code (RC) lets us know if we have to turn in the old part upon receipt of the new part and to whom.
Recoverability Code
Recoverability Code (RC) lets us know if we have to turn in the old part upon receipt of the new part and to whom. This is usually done for parts that can be repaired such as generators and starters, or hazmat items such as batteries.
Recoverability Code
Recoverability Code (RC) lets us know if we have to turn in the old part upon receipt of the new part and to whom. This is usually done for parts that can be repaired such as generators and starters, or hazmat items such as batteries. The unit usually has 10 days to turn the part in.
Recoverability Code
The Supply Support Activity (SSA) will track recoverable parts owed.
Recoverability Code
The Supply Support Activity (SSA) will track recoverable parts owed. This list is briefed to the unit and chain of command.
Recoverability Code
The Supply Support Activity (SSA) will track recoverable parts owed. This list is briefed to the unit and chain of command. See the Fedlog Help Key or DLA Handbook for RC codes.
Recoverability Code
The Supply Support Activity (SSA) will track recoverable parts owed. This list is briefed to the unit and chain of command. See the Fedlog Help Key or DLA Handbook for RC codes. Take a look at the next slide for an example.
SCMC 9K ARI
AEC 3
MATCAT K21N5
LIN
SRC
SCIC 0 RC F
CIIC U ESDC
ICC 1
ARI RIC(S)
MR F
HMIC N
PHRASE PHRASE RELATED CODE STATEMENT NSN/MCN G USE 2920-01-168-7899 TIL EXH
UI REL
SCMC 9M ARI
AEC 3
LIN
SRC
SCIC 0 RC Z
CIIC N ESDC
ICC 3
ARI RIC(S)
MR Z UI REL
PHRASE CODE
PHRASE STATEMENT
RELATED NSN/MCN
SCMC 9K ARI
AEC 3
MATCAT K21N5
LIN
SRC
SCIC 0 RC F
CIIC U ESDC
ICC 1
ARI RIC(S)
MR F
HMIC N
PHRASE PHRASE RELATED CODE STATEMENT NSN/MCN G USE 2920-01-168-7899 TIL EXH
UI REL
Check on Learning
Q: What are 2 ways to look up the AMDF codes on Fedlog?
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Q: What are 2 ways to look up the AMDF codes on Fedlog? A: Fedlog Help Key & DLA Handbook (Slide 58, 72, & 103).
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Q: What are 2 ways to look up the AMDF codes on Fedlog? A: Fedlog Help Key & DLA Handbook. Q: Which codes tells us how to order an item and under what restrictions?
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Q: What are 2 ways to look up the AMDF codes on Fedlog? A: Fedlog Help Key & DLA Handbook. Q: Which codes tells us how to order an item and under what restrictions? A: Acquisition Advice Code (AAC) (Slide 57).
S4 and Supply
Class 2, 4, & 7 items are ordered by a units S4 section or the unit supply section.
Many Similarities
The same rules youve learned with ordering class 9 parts also apply to class 2, 4, &7 items.
Many Similarities
The same rules youve learned with ordering class 9 parts also apply to class 2, 4, &7 items. The differences are the codes we look at on the AMDF print.
Many Similarities
The same rules youve learned with ordering class 9 parts also apply to class 2, 4, &7 items. The differences are the codes we look at on the AMDF print. Lets take a look at a class 2 item and see.
SCMC 2B ARI
AEC 3
MATCAT E2200
LIN
SRC
SCIC 0 RC Z
CIIC M ESDC
ICC 3
ARI RIC(S)
MR Z
HMIC N
PHRASE CODE
PHRASE STATEMENT
RELATED NSN/MCN
UI REL
ARC Code
Three ARC codes: X, N, & D.
ARC Code
Three ARC codes: X, N, & D. The ARC code tells you if an item is property book (hand receipt) accountable.
ARC Code
Three ARC codes: X, N, & D. The ARC code tells you if an item is property book (hand receipt) accountable. Property book items have an ARC code of N and require hand receipts.
ARC Code
Three arc codes: X, N, & D. The ARC code tells you if an item is property book (hand receipt) accountable. Property book items have an ARC code of N and require hand receipts. Notice that all Class 7 items are ARC N.
ARC Code
Expendable items have an ARC code of X.
ARC Code
Expendable items have an ARC code of X. These items do not require property book accountability.
ARC Code
Expendable items have an ARC code of X. These items do not require property book accountability. Notice that all class 9 parts are ARC X.
ARC Code
Durable items have an ARC code of D.
ARC Code
Durable items have an ARC code of D. While ARC D items are not property book accountable, they will nevertheless be hand receipted to the end user to ensure accountability.
ARC Code
Durable items have an ARC code of D. While ARC D items are not property book accountable, they will nevertheless be hand receipted to the end user to ensure accountability. The next slide is a good example.
ARC Code
Army Master Data File Response for NSN 5140-00-315-2747 Item Name: TOOL BOX,PORTABLE Nomenclature: TOOL BOX,PORTABLE ACT ADDL SOS GSA AAC G PS UNIT PRICE 17.41 LCC R DML A RICC 0 ADP UI EA ARC D PMI FC UM MEAS-QTY EIC EC C SLC 0 CC N Effective Date: 1 Apr 2000
SCMC 2B ARI
AEC 3
MATCAT E2200
LIN
SRC
SCIC 0 RC Z
CIIC M ESDC
ICC 3
ARI RIC(S)
MR Z
HMIC N
PHRASE CODE
PHRASE STATEMENT
RELATED NSN/MCN
UI REL
Class 7 Items
Class 7 items are end items.
Class 7 Items
Class 7 items are end items. Tanks, rifles, HUMWVs, & helicopters are all examples of class 7 items.
Class 7 Items
Class 7 items are end items. Tanks, rifles, HUMWVs, & helicopters are all examples of class 7 items. Again, all class 7 items are ARC N and require property book accountability.
Class 7 Items
Army Master Data File Response for NSN 2350-01-328-5964 Item Name: TANK,COMBAT,FULL TRACKED Nomenclature: TANK CBT 120MM M1A2 ACT ADDL SOS AKZ AAC A PS UNIT PRICE 4445399.00 LCC A DML P RICC 2 ADP UI EA ARC N PMI FC UM MEAS-QTY EIC AAF ICC 8 EC A SLC 0 CC N Effective Date: 1 Apr 2000
SCMC 7O ARI
AEC
MATCAT KH1JE
LIN T13305
SRC
SCIC 2 RC
CIIC S ESDC
ARI RIC(S)
MR
HMIC N
PHRASE CODE
PHRASE STATEMENT
RELATED NSN/MCN
UI REL
Class 7 Items
The number of class 7 items is determined by a units Table of Distribution and Allowances (TDA) or Modified Table of Organization & Equipment (MTOE).
Class 4 Items
Class 4 items are construction items.
Class 4 Items
Class 4 items are construction items. Pickets and concertina wire are examples of class 4 items.
Class 4 Items
Class 4 items are construction items. Pickets and concertina wire are examples of class 4 items. The same rules that apply to class 2 & 9 items also apply to class 4 items.
Class 4 Items
Notice on the next slide that the item is class 4.
Class 4 Items
Notice on the next slide that the item is class 4. The ARC is X so it is expendable and doesnt require a hand receipt.
Class 4 Items
Notice on the next slide that the item is class 4. The ARC is X so it is expendable and doesnt require a hand receipt. The RC is this case is Z which means the item is not recoverable.
Class 4 Items
Army Master Data File Response for NSN 4030-00-187-5267 Item Name: STAKE,GUY Nomenclature: STAKE,GUY ACT ADDL SOS S9C AAC Z PS Effective Date: 1 Apr 2000
UI EA ARC X PMI
FC
UM
MEAS-QTY
EIC
EC C SLC 0 CC N
SCMC 4X ARI
AEC
MATCAT J2200
LIN
SRC
SCIC 0 RC Z
CIIC U ESDC
ICC 4
ARI RIC(S)
MR Z
HMIC N
PHRASE CODE
PHRASE STATEMENT
RELATED NSN/MCN
UI REL
Check on Learning
Q: What code are we concerned with when it comes to class 2, 4, & 7 items?
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Q: What code are we concerned with when it comes to class 2, 4, & 7 items? A: The Accounting Requirements Code (ARC) (Slide 128).
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Q: Which ARC code is a property book item and requires hand receipts?
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Q: Which ARC code is a property book item and requires hand receipts? A: ARC N (Slide 131).
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Q: Which ARC code is a property book item and requires hand receipts? A: ARC N. Q: Expendable items have which ARC code?
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Q: Which ARC code is a property book item and requires hand receipts? A: ARC N. Q: Expendable items have which ARC code? A: X (Slide 133).
Order It
So now that we can research a part on Fedlog, lets see how to order it.
Order It
So now that we can research a part on Fedlog, lets see how to order it. To do this well need a document number.
Order It
So now that we can research a part on Fedlog, lets see how to order it. To do this well need a document number. Lets look at one and see how it works.
Priorities
Once we have a document number it must have a priority.
Priorities
Once we have a document number it must have a priority. The units Force Activity Designator (FAD) determines its priorities.
Priorities
Once we have a document number it must have a priority. The units Force Activity Designator (FAD) determines its priorities. MTOE units are usually FAD 2 and have 02, 05, &12 priorities.
Priorities
Once we have a document number it must have a priority. The units Force Activity Designator (FAD) determines its priorities. MTOE units are usually FAD 2 and have 02, 05, &12 priorities. TDA units are usually FAD 3 and have 03, 06, & 13 priorities.
Priorities
12 and 13 are for routine orders and take the longest time.
Priorities
12 and 13 are for routine orders and take the longest time. 02, 03, & 05, 06 are considered high priority orders.
Priorities
12 and 13 are for routine orders and take the longest time. 02, 03, & 05, 06 are considered high priority orders. 02 & 03 for parts that make an item non-mission capable (NMC).
Priorities
12 and 13 are for routine orders and take the longest time. 02, 03, & 05, 06 are considered high priority orders. 02 & 03 for parts that make an item non-mission capable (NMC). 05 & 06 for anticipated NMC parts.
Priorities
So as you can see, the lower the number the higher the priority and hence a faster shipping time.
Priorities
So as you can see, the lower the number the higher the priority and hence a faster shipping time. To protect against abuse orders are put on a Commanders Exception Report.
Order It
So now that weve researched our part on Fedlog, know what a document number is, had the CDR sign off on the exception report, lets order it.
SARSS Response
The SARSS computer will check the inventory at the SSA.
SARSS Response
The SARSS computer will check the inventory at the SSA. SARSS will also issue a status code on your document number.
SARSS Response
The SARSS computer will check the inventory at the SSA. SARSS will also issue a status code on your document number. If the part is on-hand a Material Release Order (MRO) is cut and the part is issued to the requesting unit.
SARSS Response
SARSS will send the status code to the requesting units ULLS computer via diskette or modem.
SARSS Response
SARSS will send the status code to the requesting units ULLS computer via diskette or modem. If you do not have a status code within 72 hours you need to find out why.
SARSS Response
SARSS will send the status code to the requesting units ULLS computer via diskette or modem. If you do not have a status code within 72 hours you need to find out why. Make sure the document number is in your ULLS box first, then check the SARSS box at the SSA.
Check on Learning
Q: What safe guard is used when ordering high priority or high dollar parts?
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Q: What safe guard is used when ordering high priority or high dollar parts? A: The Commanders Exception Report (Slide 188 & 189).
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Q: How soon should you receive a status on your requisition from SARSS?
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Q: How soon should you receive a status on your requisition from SARSS? A: 72 hours (Slide 210).
Requisition Route
So now that we know a little about ordering a part lets see what route your document takes to get your part to you.
Requisition Route
So now that we know a little about ordering a part lets see what route your document takes to get your part to you. We already know that the part is ordered on ULLS and transmitted to SARSS at the SSA.
Requisition Route
From there the document number can go to several different locations.
Requisition Route
From there the document number can go to several different locations. It may look confusing at first, but is really quite simple.
Requisition Route
From there the document number can go to several different locations. It may look confusing at first, but is really quite simple. You may want to print the next slide to make it easier to follow along.
ULLS G/A/S4
SSA/SARSS
mO Ite
Doc #
Item Ordered
Requisition Route
The Document number is generated by the ULLS-G/A/S4 box and is transmitted to the SSA SARSS box via diskette or modem.
Requisition Route
The Document number is generated by the ULLS-G/A/S4 box and is transmitted to the SSA SARSS box via diskette or modem. The SSA SARSS box should transmit a status code back to your ULLS box via diskette or modem within 72 hrs.
Requisition Route
Once the SARSS box has your document number it will search the SSA inventory to see if the part is on hand.
Requisition Route
Once the SARSS box has your document number it will search the SSA inventory to see if the part is on hand. If the part is on hand SARSS will cut a Material Release Order (MRO) and you can pickup your part at the SSA.
Requisition Route
If the part is not on hand, SARSS will create its own document number (called a rollup document number).
Requisition Route
If the part is not on hand, SARSS will create its own document number (called a rollup document number). The roll up doc # is passed along to the Material Management Center or Division Material Management Center depending on how you are organized.
Requisition Route
The Material Management Center (MMC) will check all of its subordinate SSAs for your item.
Requisition Route
The Material Management Center (MMC) will check all of its subordinate SSAs for your item. If one of the subordinate SSAs has the part, MMC will direct them to ship it to your SSA.
Requisition Route
If the MMC cannot locate the part the rollup doc # is passed to the National Item Control Point (NICP) or Source of Supply (SOS).
Requisition Route
If the MMC cannot locate the part the rollup doc # is passed to the National Item Control Point (NICP) or Source of Supply (SOS). Usually these two entities are one in the same.
Requisition Route
SOS/NICP will check its inventory and ship the item to your SSA.
Requisition Route
SOS/NICP will check its inventory and ship the item to your SSA. If SOS/NICP doesnt have the part on hand, you may be in for a waiting period.
SCMC 9K ARI
AEC 3
MATCAT K21N5
LIN
SRC
SCIC 0 RC F
CIIC U ESDC
ICC 1
ARI RIC(S)
MR F
HMIC N
PHRASE PHRASE RELATED CODE STATEMENT NSN/MCN G USE 2920-01-168-7899 TIL EXH
UI REL
Check on Learning
Q: What does every SSA, MMC, & SOS/NICP have to identify it?
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Q: What does every SSA, MMC, & SOS/NICP have to identify it? A: Routing Identification Code (RIC) (Slide 252).
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Q: No matter where the part comes from, where is it shipped to?
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Q: No matter where the part comes from, where is it shipped to? A: Your SSA (Slide 237).
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Q: When running a LIF, which document number do you use?
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Q: When running a LIF, which document number do you use? A: The rollup document number generated by SARSS (Slide 240).
Hand Receipts
Typical hand receipts list the name of the item, the NSN, and the LIN.
Hand Receipts
Typical hand receipts list the name of the item, the NSN, and the LIN. LIN is an acronym for Line Item Number.
SCMC 2M ARI
AEC 3
MATCAT M22TP
LIN H43787
SRC
SCIC 0 RC Z
CIIC J ESDC
ICC 3
ARI RIC(S)
MR Z
HMIC N
PHRASE CODE
PHRASE STATEMENT
RELATED NSN/MCN
UI REL
Hand Receipts
The next slide shows a LIN on AMDF. Notice that the ARC is N when you deal with major hand receipts.
Hand Receipts
The next slide shows a LIN on AMDF. Notice that the ARC is N when we deal with major hand receipts. Remember that all class 7 items have an ARC of N.
Hand Receipts
The next slide shows a LIN on AMDF. Notice that the ARC is N when we deal with major hand receipts. Remember that all class 7 items have an ARC of N. All class 7 items will also have a LIN.
Supply Catalog
The supply catalog (SC) lists all of the sub-components of an end item.
Supply Catalog
The supply catalog (SC) lists all of the sub-components of an end item. Typically, SCs are used to list the components of sets, kits, and outfits (SKO).
Supply Catalog
To find out which SC you need you look it up on DA PAM 25-30, Consolidated Index of Army Publications & Blank Forms.
Supply Catalog
To find out which SC you need, you look it up on DA PAM 25-30, Consolidated Index of Army Publications & Blank Forms. The SC can be cross-referenced by LIN, NSN, & NIIN.
Supply Catalog
Now that you know what SC to look for where do you find it?
Supply Catalog
Now that you know what SC to look for where do you find it? Most SCs are located on CD-ROM (EM0074), in the MOS Library, or online at WWW.LOGSA.ARMY.MIL where youll need a password to access it.
As You Inventory
Make sure you visually account for each item.
As You Inventory
Make sure you visually account for each item. Have 2 copies of each SC, BII list, and even the hand receipt itself.
As You Inventory
Make sure you visually account for each item. Have 2 copies of each SC, BII list, and even the hand receipt itself. WHY?
As You Inventory
Make sure you visually account for each item. Have 2 copies of each SC, BII list, and even the hand receipt itself. WHY? Because you list on-hand quantities on one and shortages on the other.
Shortage Annex
It is as critical to list your shortages as it is your on-hand quantities!
Shortage Annex
It is as critical to list your shortages as it is your on-hand quantities! Your list of shortages is called a shortage annex.
Shortage Annex
It is as critical to list your shortages as it is your on-hand quantities! Your list of shortages is called a shortage annex. It is official acknowledgement from PBO or the primary hand receipt holder that those items are missing.
Shortage Annex
A shortage annex must be annotated as such on each SC, DA2062, etc.
Shortage Annex
A shortage annex must be annotated as such on each SC, DA2062, etc. Make sure the PBO or primary hand receipt holder signs off on the shortage annex.
Shortage Annex
A shortage annex must be annotated as such on each SC, DA2062, etc. Make sure the PBO or primary hand receipt holder signs off on the shortage annex. This is as critical as you signing the hand receipt!
A Point to Ponder
It cannot be stressed enough the importance of getting your inventories and shortages straight as soon as possible.
A Point to Ponder
It cannot be stressed enough the importance of getting your inventories and shortages straight as soon a possible. This is especially true if you have items that are Unit Status Report (USR) or Material Status Report (MSR) reportable on your hand receipt.
A Point to Ponder
The leg work you do in the beginning will make last minute requests for hand receipt information, and hand receipt changes that much easier.
Check on Learning
Q: When you sign for your hand receipt what document needs to be signed off on as well?
Check on Learning
Q: When you sign for your hand receipt what document needs to be signed off on as well? A: The Shortage Annex (Slide 302).
Check on Learning
Q: Where can you find out which Supply Catalog you need if you know the LIN, NSN, NIIN, or part number?
Check on Learning
Q: Where can you find out which Supply Catalog you need if you know the LIN, NSN, NIIN, or part number? A: DA PAM 25-30 (Slide 283).
Check on Learning
Q: If you are signing for a CUCV pickup truck where would you find the BII list?
Check on Learning
Q: If you are signing for a CUCV pickup truck where would you find the BII list? A: In the 10 or 10HR manual (Slide 289 & 290).
Check on Learning
Q: If that same CUCV didnt have BII how would you annotate it?
Check on Learning
Q: If that same CUCV didnt have BII how would you annotate it? A: On the Shortage Annex (Slide 279 - 299).
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This ends the presentation. Keep in mind that there is no substitute for experience. The presentation is designed to give you the basics, apply them, and ask lots of questions. Keep in mind that the smart Warrant Officer or NCO didnt get that way overnight