a five-position alph~umeric code that indi~tes the finmci~ wtegory of

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A five-position alph~umeric code that indi~tes the finmci~ wtegory of ~ item for Army accountability,

POSITION NO. 1MATERIEL CATEGORY AND INVENTORY MANAGER OR NICP/SICA:The codes presc@b@for @ p.wition are, inflexible alphabetic characters which will identify the materiel categories of prin-cipal and secondary items to the Continen@ U.S. (CONUS) inventory mm~ers, National Invenbry Control Point(NICP), or in the case of DLA/GSA-managed items, the Army Secondary Inventory Control Activity (SICA) which exer-ekes manager responsibility.

POSITION NO. 2APPROPRIATION AND BUDGET ACTIVITY ACCOUNT&

*. The codes available for this position are either alpha or numeric, which will identify the procu& appropriation ~d, whereapplicable, the budget activity account or the subgroupings of materiel m~ed. fiis position also providea for the iden-tification of those modification kits procured with Procurement Appropriation Financed principal and Procurement @-propriation Financed secondary item funds. The codes for stock fund second~y items wiU be associated with the aPpropna-tion limitation, as applicable. These codes will provide for further subdivision of those categories identified by position 1.4

POSITION NO. 3MANAGEMENT INVENTORY SEGMENT OF THE CATEGORY STRUCTUREThe codes prescribed for this position are numeric 1 through 4 which will identif y the management inventory segment of thecategory structure. These codes will provide for further subdivision of those categories identified by positions 1 ~d 2.Maintenance of control accounts for recurring reports to this position of the category structure is not required.

POSITION NO. 4SPECIFIC GROUP/GENERIC CODEThe codes available for this position are either alpha or numeric. For Army-managed items these cod=@ identify spec~or specific groups of items on a generic b~is. For ~fense Logistics Agency (DLA)/General services AdministrationGSA)-managed items that cannot be identified to a specific Army weapons system/end iq, the code in this position W*the numeric O. For those DL.A/GSA-managed items having appli~tion to kmy weapons systems/end items, the code inthis position will be appropriate generic code. These codes will provide further sub&vision of items identified to positions 1through 3.

POSITION NO. 5SPECIFIC WEAPONS SYSTEMWEND ITEM OR HOMOGENEOUS GROUP OF ITEMS CODEThe codes for this group are alpha or numeric. For Army-managed items, these codes, in combinatiori with the ,$odesassigned in position 4, will identify a specific weapons system/end item or homogeneous group of items. Alpha code Athrough Z, except the letters I and O, and numeric 1 through 9 we available to each of the alphabetic assigned by HQDARCOM, in position No. 4. For DLA/GSA-managed items this position will be the numeric O except for those items hav-ing application to Army weapons systems/end items which will carry the appropriate fifth digit code.

P O S I T I O N N O . 1

ALPHA CODE MAJOR MATERIEL CATEGORY

BcDE!FGHJK

ii

Ground Forces Support Materiel (Other Support Materiel)Medical/Dental MaterielSingle Manager AmmunitionGeneral Supplies (DLA/GSA Items)Clothing, Textiles & Non-Medical Toiletries (DLA/GSA Items)Communications and Electronics Equipment, Electronics MaterielAircraft, Air MaterielGround For-.3upport Materiel (DLA/GSA Items)Tact~@ and Support Vehicles, Combat and Automotive Materiel !M&lea,, Missile: MaterielWeapons,. SpWi@l Weapons, Chemical and Fire Control Materiel

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ALPHA CODE

sTux

ALPHA-NUMERIC

CODE

ABcDEFGI-iJKLMN

;RsTuvwxYz2359

NUMERICCODE

1

2


MAJOR MATERIEL CATEGORY

, Cryptologic MaterielElectronics Materiel (DLA/GSA Items)Bulk and Packaged Petroleum Fuels, Packaged Petroleum Products, Containers and Ac-

cessories thereof, Certain Chemicals and Solid Fuels (DLA/GSA)Subsistence (DLA/GSA Items)Industrial Sutmlies (DLA/GSA Item)COMSEC Ma~erielSafeguard Materiel

APPROPRIATION

Aircraft

POSITION NO.

AND SUBGROUPING

2

Modification of AircraftAircraft Support Equipment and FacilitiesAnti-Ballistic Missile System (Safeguard)Other MissilesModification of MissilesOther Missiles Support Equipment and FacilitiesTracked Combat VehiclesWeapons and Other Combat VehiclesAmmunitionTactical VehiclesCommercial VehiclesCommunications and Electronics Equipment (Safeguard)Communications and Electronics Equipment (except Safeguard)Other Support EquipmentMissile (Safeguard) Spares and Repair PartsAircraft Spares and Repair PartsOther Missiles (except Safeguard) Spares and Repair PartsWeapons and Other Combat Vehicle Spares and Repair PartsTracked Combat Vehicle Spares and Repair PartsTactical and Support Vehicle Spares and Repair PartsCommunication and Electronics Equipment Spares and Repair PartsOther Support Equipment Spares and Repair PartsSpecial Weapons and Chemical Spares and Repair PartsStock Fund Secondary ItemsO&MA Secondary ItemsO&MA Major End ItemsBase Spares (Stocks owned by AEC)

POSITION NO. 3

DESCIUPTION AND USE

REPARABLE ITEMS (Exclusive of Insurance and Provisioning Items.) This code will be usedto identify serviceable or unserviceable items of a durable nature which when unserviceable nor-mally can be repaired economically by depots or lower echelons of maintenance.NONREPARABLE ITEMS (Exciusive of Insurance and Provisioning Items). This code will beused to identify items which are not reparable.

. . . . . . . . . . ,:,.:.:

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. . . . . . . .%..’ :?-:,,’

NUMERICCODE

3

4

ALPHA-NUMERIC

CODE

ABcDEFGH

1JKLMN

{

sTuvwxYz023456

TABLE 65ARMY MATERIEL CATEGORY

i DESCRIPTION AND USE

CODES

INSURANCE ITEMS. This code will identify items for which there may be occasional inter-mittent demands not sufficiently repetitive to warrant classification as regular stock items, butfor which prudence requires that nominal quantity be stocked for the reason that the essentiali-ty of the item and the long lead time required to obtain such items by purchase would create anunacceptable situation if no stock were carried.PROVISIONING ITEMS (Exclusive of Insurance Items). This code will identify new items in-troduced through the provisioning process for system stock which would normally be categoriz-ed as either nonreparable or reparable but for which sufficient experience has been obtained tomanage on the basis of normal demand forecasts.

POSITION NO. 4

DEFINITION

Fixed Wing AircraftRotary Wing AircraftOther Aircraft CategoriesSurface to Air MissilesSurface to Surface MissilesOther Missile CategoriesArtilleryIndividual and Crew-Served WeaponsConstruction EquipmentTanksCombat VehiclesOther Weapons CategoriesArmored CarriersTactical VehiclesOther Automotive CategoriesAvionicsTactical and Strategic CommunicationsSurveillance Target Acquisition and Night Observation (STANO)Other Electronics EquipmentPOL, Soldier and Combat Support SystemsPower Generating SystemsLine of Communication/Base Support SystemsSpecial AmmunitionConventional AmmunitionOther Munitions/CBR CategoriesMedical MaterielMissile Class V Components (Except Safeguard)Missile Class V Components (Safeguard)Communications Systems Agency and Satellite CommunicationsCommunications Systems EquipmentIndividual and Crew-Served Weapons

3Table 6$


ARMY

ALPHANIJMERICCODE “~EFINITION

Fixed Wing Aircraft

AC U-21, U-8AH Ov-1

TABLE 65MATERIEL CATEGORY CODES

POSITION NOS. 4 AND 5

CJ

C8

C9

A.M Fixed Wing Aircraft NotSupported by DA

AN C 12 Series AircraftAP Aquila Remotely piloted Vehicle

(RPV) MQM-O1O5

Rotary Wing Aircraft

BA UH-1 OV-1,BB UH-1, AH-I, Turbine EngineBC AH-1BE UH-60BF UH-60 Turbine EngineBG AH-64 Turbine EngineBJ AH-64 AirframeBK CH-47BL CH-47 Turbine EngineBM CH-54BP OH-6/OH-58 Aircraft/Turbine

EngineBS Rotary Wing Aircraft Not

Supported by DABW SH-60B Turbine EngineBX OH-58D AHIP (Army Helicopter

Improvement Program)Helicopter

BY OH-58D Turbine Engine(T703-.4D-7OO)

Other Aircraft Categories

CA Target .4cquisition Drone AirReconnaissance System

c c GFAE (Aircraft Accessories andRepair Kits for AircraftAccessories having MultipleAircraft Application; e.g.,Altimeters, Indicators, etc.;PIUS General Items to includeCommon Hardware.)

Aircraft Training Aids andDevicesAviation Ground Support Sets,

Kits, and OutfitsDesignated Ground Support

Equipment

ALPHANUMERICCODE DEFINITION

Surface-to-Air Missiles

DB Nike HerculesDC ChaparralDE Hawk, BasicDH TargetsDJ RedeyeDR StingerDS Hawk, ImprovedDX RolandD6 PatriotD7 Faar

Surface-to-Surface Missiles

EF

EG

ELEMENEPEUEVEYEl

E2E3E5E7

Other Missile Related

FAFC

FDFG

FKFP

FQFZF1F3F4

Multiple Lanuch Rocket System(MLRS)

2.75 RKT and M158AI/M200AlLauncherM-22Honest JohnLanceHellfirePershingShillelaghLCSSSurface Launched Fuel Air Ex-

plosiveTowPershing 11 Missile SystemDragonTOWIFB (XM2)/TOW CFV(XM3)

Materiel

Ground Laser Locator DesignatorModular Universal Laser Equip-ment (MULE)AN/TSQ-51 FDSThermal Imagery (and AncillaryEquipment)Laser Target DesignatorAAH/MICOM Managed Sub-systemsCalibrationOther Multi-Application PartsAN/GsA-77AN/TsQ-73Tow Cobra

. . .

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ALPHANUMERICCODE DEFINITION~ .+ ..-. , ,.:.. .

Missiles Class V Components

2“ I

3*

Artillery

GA

GBGC

GD

GEGF

GGCL

GX

GZG9

Class V Components for MissileSystems (Except Safeguard)

Class V Missile Components(Safeguard)

*Applicable Weapon System/EndItem Identification Code in fifthposition as shown in surface-to-airmissiles or surface-to-surfacemissiles.

Gun, Anti-Aircraft, 20-mm TowedM 167 (VADS), Gun 20MMT o w e d M167A2 (PIVA DS)

Howitzer, 105-mm, MIO1/MIOIAlHowitzer, 105-mm, M102, W/M6

PlatformHowitzer, 155-mm, M 114/M 114AI

/M123A1Howitzer, Heavy 8” M115Howitzer, Pack 75-mm, Ml 16,

Howitzer Salute 75-mm, M 120Howitzer, 155-mm, M198Light Air Defense System and

Light Air Defense System/Interim (LA DS/ILADS)

Hybrid Air Defense Systems(HADES)

MiscellaneousOther Artillery Multi-Application

Parts

Individual and Crew-Served Weapons

HA Pistols Caliber 45, M1911,M1911A1, M119A1, M15

HB Machine Gun, M85 SeriesHC Machine Gun, 7.62mm, M240HD Machine Gun, 7.62mm, M73/

M73A1/M219HE Rifle, 7.62rnm, M14 Series w/Biped

M2, M21HF Rifle, 5.56mm, M16 Series w/Biped,

Firing Port Weapon, RirnfiieAdapter Launcher M234

HG Submachine Gun, Caliber .45, M3/M3A1

HH Machine Gun, Caliber .50 M2Series w/Tripod M3 and MountM63

HJ Machine Gun, 7.62mm, M60Series

HK Mount Tripod M 122


Individual and Crew-Served Weapons (Cent)

HL Machine Gun, Caliber .30 w/TripodHM Launcher, Grenade, 40tnm, M203

for kl 16 RifleHN Launcher, Grenade, 40mnl, M79H P Launcher, Rocket, 3.5”, M20

Series w/MtHQ Gun, Automatic, 20mm, M 139HS Mortar, 60mm, M2/,M19 wA4THT Mortar, 8!mm, M29 Series, Ml

w/Mt M4HU Mortar, 4.2”, M30 w/MTHV Other Helicopter Armament Sub-

system M23HW Rifle, 57mm, M18/M18Al/T15E16HX Rifle, 90mm, M67HY Rifle, 106mm, M40 Series, w/MTHZ Launcher, Rocket, l15mm, M91,

XM70H2 Armament POD, Aircraft

7.6~mm, MG, M18/M18AlH3 Armament Subsystem, 30mm,

XM139H4 Armament Subsys tem, M28,

.M28A1, M28A2, M28A3, ReflexSight M73/M73Al, HelmetSight M128/M36

H5 Armament Subsystem M35, M 1952&nm Gun

H6 Armament Subsystem, 20mm aidEnhanced Fwe Control System,XM97E2

H7 Armament Subsystem, 20mm,XM97E1

H8 Gun, Automatic, 25mm, ‘M242H9 Other Individual and Crew Saved

Weapons (Excluding Code J-Nassigned to A&raft Subsystems)

Construction Equipment

IA Tractor, 13eld-TrackedIB Tractor/Scapai, SP, WheekdIc Loader, hopID GradersIE cranes, wheel

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ALPHANUMFNCCODE /DEFINITION

Construction Equipment (COnt)

IFIGIHIJ

IKILIM

IN

Tanks

JA

JBJC

JD

JEJF

JGJHJJ

JK

JL

JM

JN

:;

JR

JS

JTJUJVJX

JZ

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Cranes, TruckCranes, CrawlerCrane Related ConstructionPneumatic Tools, Paving Breaker

EquipmentOther Construction SupportWell mg EquipmentSoil, Asphalt, Concrete, Nuclear

Test SetsArmored combat Earthmover (ACE),

M9

Tank, Combat, M48 Series, 90mrnGun

Trainers, Tank GunneryTank, ambat, Flame Thrower M67/

M67A1 /M67A2Tank, Combat, 76mm Gun M41/

M41A1/M41A2/M41A3Tank, 105/120mm, Ml (MBT 70)Tank, Combat, 120rnm Gun, M 103/

M 103A 1/M103A2 w/Trainer M 119Tank, Combat 9Qmm, Gun M47Tank, 105mrn, M60A3, _IT3Tank, Combat, 105rnrrt Gun, IM60/

M60AI /M60A3/M48A5Tank, Combat, 152mrn Gun, M60A2

and Trainer, M37Trainer, Driving, M34 for M60 Tank

SeriesSubcaliber Mount Assemblies

Universal (M179)(Telfare)DVCD 1787 (Brewster)

Trainer, Armored Vehicle,UCOFT/ICOIT 50 and 60 Cycleseries

Combat Eng. Vehicle, FT M728Arrnored/Reconn/Airbome Assault

Vehicles 152mrrt M551 w/TrainerM40

Simulator Tank GunfireM4/M4Al, for M42, M48, M60T a n k s

Bulldozer EM Tank Mounted M6/M8/M8Al/M8A2/M8 A3/M9

Recovery Vehicle, M51 /M74/M88Gun, Ft, 90mm M56Recovery Vehicle , M578Robotic Obstacle Breaching

Assault Tank (ROBA T)Miscellaneous Tanks

ALPHANUMERICCODE

Tanks (Cent)

J3

J4

Combat Vehicies

KA

KCKD

KE

KF

KGKH

KK

KL

KMKV

KZK9

.>, .,..., ,. ..,.

DEFINITION

M 1 Tank Maintenance PanelTraining Devices

Simplified Test Equipment (STE)Ml, M2 and M3

Gun, Anti-Aircraft, SP, 40mmM42/M42Al

Howitzer, SP 105mm M52/M52AlGun, Field Artillery SP 175mm,

M107, How 8“ M11O SeriesHowitzer, Heavy FT SP 105mm

M108Howitzer, FTSP 155mm, M109

SeriesHowitzer, SP 155mm, M44/M44AlHowitzer, Heavy FTSP 8“ M55,

i55 Gun M53Divisional Air Defense System - -

(DiVADS) XM247Gun, Anti-Aircraft, 20mm SP,

M 163 (VADS), M741, VulcanChassis, M163A1 (VADS)

Light Armored VehicleField Artillery Ammunition Sup-

port Vehicle (FAASV), G801,XM922

Miscellaneous Combat VehiclesMulti-Application Parts

Other Weapons Categories

LA Computer Gun Direction, Ml 8(FADAC/Test Set/MLU)

LC Binoculars (Standard)LD Aiming Circle M l/M2/M2AlLF Periscope, B.C. M43/M65; Teie-

scope, Observation M48/M49LG Targets/Training DevicesLH Binocular, IR M 18LJ Chronograph, M36, M90LK Shop EquipmentLL Tools and Shop Sets



-,-.,...ALPHANUMERIC

CODE DEFINITION

Other Weapdns Categories (Cent)

LP

LQ

LSLU

LV

LW

LX

LY

LZL1

L2

L3

L4

L5

L6L7L8L9

Armored Carriers

MAMB

MC

MDMEMFMGMHMJMKMM

Ground Emplacement MineScattering System XM 138,Antitank Mine Dispenser M57

Plotting Sets/Boards, FireDirection Sets

APPS, PhotolocatorWeapon Access Delay System

(WADS)Dispenser, General Purpose Air-

craft XM130Multiple Integrated Laser Equip-

ment Engagement System/Anti-Tank Weapon Effect SignatureSimulator (ATWESS)

Back Up Computer System(BUCS)

Programmable HandHeldCalculator (PHHC)

Miscellaneous WeaponsGauges and Miscellaneous

EquipmentAir Defense Oriented Test

ment

Test

Equip-

Armament Oriented Test Equip-ment

Fire Control Oriented Test Equip-ment

Other Managed Component ofTool Set

Major Items Shop EquipmentBII SetsSGT York Support EquipmentMulti-Application Weapon Com-

ponents and Parts

XM491-XM597-XM598M 113 Configuration, Carrier,

PersMl 13 A1/A2 APC, Combat

Vehicle, AntitankCarrier 1/2 SquadM8A1 ConfigurationM17 ConfigurationMl 16 ConfigurationM 114 ConfigurationXM571 ConfigurationXM759 ConfigurationIFV (XM2) CFV (XM3)


Armored Carriers (Cent)

MN

MPMQMRMSMTMV

MW

MYMZM2

M3

Tactical Vehicles

NANB

NCND

NFNG

NH

NJ

IVK

NL

NMNN

NP

NQ

NR

NSNUNY

M 106 Carrier, Mortar, SP,107mm

M 125AI, Carrier, MortarM548, Carrier, CargoM577, Carrier, CMD PostM 132, Carrier, Flame ThrowerArmored Car Commando VIOOImproved Tow Vehicle (ITV),

M901Fire Support Team Vehicle

(FISTV), XM981Miscellaneous Armored CarriersOther Multi-Application PartsBradley Fighting Vehicle

Maintenance Training DevicesXMIO15 E W Shelter Carrier

1/4 Ton Vehicle Configuration1/4 Ton Vehicle Configuration,

M1511/2 Ton Vehicle Configuration1 1/4 Ton Vehicle Configuration,

M880 Series3/4 Ton Vehicle Configuration1 1/4 Ton Vehicle Configuration,

M561 Series2 1/2 Ton Vehicle Configuration,

Diesel2 1/2 Ton Vehicle Configuration,

Gas2 1/2 Ton Vehicle ConJ7guration,

Multi-Fuel5 Ton Vehicle Configuration,

Diesel5 Ton Vehicle Configuration, Gas5 Ton Vehicle Configuration,

Multi-Fuel10 Ton Vehicle Configuration,

M123A1C14-20 Ton Vehicle Configuration,

M915, M916 and M920Heavy Expanded Mobility Tac-

tical Trucks (HEMTT), ABT,M977, M978, M983, M984and M985

Commercial Utility Cargo VehicleHeavy Equipment Transporters8-10 Ton Vehic[e Configuration,

M520 (GDER) Series

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ALPHANUMERICCODE ‘j?EFINITION

Tactical Vehicles (Cent)

NZ Other Truck Multi-ApplicationParts

N4 Small Unit Support Vehicle(Susv)

N5 High Mobility Multi-PurposeWheeled Vehicle (HMMWV)

N6 Fast Attack VehicleN7 Military Motorcycle

Other Automotive Categories

PA

PBP c

PDPEPF

PGPHPJPK

PLPM

PN

PP

PQPRP v

P w

PY

P zP4

Avionics

QA

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Semi-Trailer, Van, Stake Con-figurations

Trailer, Bed, ConfigurationsTrailer, Utility and Cargo Con-

figurationsChassis, Trailer ConfigurationsTrailer, Special Purpose, BakeryTrailer, Special Purpose, Elec-

tronicTrailer, Special Purpose, Radar3/4 Ton M101 SeriesTrailer, Prime Mover, 2Y2 TonSemi-trailer, Prime Mover, 21A

TonTrailer, Prime, 5 TonMiscellaneous Combat/Tactical

Common Hard-ware/Decals/Data Plates

Combat/Tactical Multi-Use RepairPar t s (S ta r te r s , Regula to rs ,

Generators, Distributors, FuelPumps, Spark Plugs, etc.)

Tires and Tubes (DoD IntegratedManager)

Special Tools & Tool SetsMWO KitsSemi-Trailer, Prime Mover,

5 tonSemi-Trailer, Prime Mover,

10 TonBase Level Commercial Equip-

ment (BCE)Nontactical Wheeled VehiclesHeavy Expanded Mobility

Ammunition Trailer (HEMAT)M989

Avionics VHF/UHF/AM

ALPHANUMERICCODE

Avionics (Cent)

$QDQE

::

QH

QJ

QK

QL

QM

QNQPQR

::QV

DEFINITION

Avionics VHF/FMAvionics LOHAPAvionics HF/SSB/ICS/VSOther AvionicsAvionics CNMI/ADFAvionics Gyro Compass (Naviga-

tion)Avionics Aircraft Radar (Naviga-

tion)Avionics Identification Equip-

mentAvionics Coordination and Con-

trolAvionics Position Fixing and

Ground SupportAvionics Stabilization/Instrumen-

tationAN/ARC-l 14/1 14A Radio SetAN/ARC-l 15/1 15A Radio SetAN/ASN-86 Inertial Navigation

SetAN/ARN-103 Navigational Set

. . .

AN/TPN-18A Radar SetAN/ARC-164/l 16 Radar Set

Tactical and Strategic Communications

RA Portable FM Radio EquipmentRB Vehicular FM Radio EquipmentRC A M/SSB Radio and Radio

Telet~pensriter EquipmentRD U ‘atercraft Cornrnunicatior:s

EquipmentRE Special Radio EquipmentRF Relay and Transmission Equip-

mentRG PCM and FDM EquipmentRH Telephone SwitchingRJ ADP-Training and FacsimileRL Telet~-peuriterRM Miscellaneous Communications

ADPRU Vehicular Installation UnitsRV TACSAT Multichannel Comm

EquipmentSurveillance Target Acquisition and Night

Observation (STANO)

SA Radar and Target AcquisitionSB .4nti-Intrusion DevicesS c Airborne Sensor Systems

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,:...+ ..,:... ALPHANUMERIC+ ,. . ..”. ;.= - CODE DEFINITION

Surveillance T~rget Acquisition and NightObservation (STANO) (Cent)

SD Airborne Systems Other ThanSensor Systems

SE Image IntensificationSF Battlefield IlluminationSG Infra-Red SystemsSH Ground Photo Systems, Process-

ing and InterpretationSJ Air Defense Systems SupportSK AN/ TPQ-36/37 Mortar and

Artillery Radar LocatingSL Interrogator, AN/TPX46SM AN/UPD-7 Radar SystemSN Manportable Common Thermal

Night SightsSP Position Location Reporting

System (PLRS)SQ Bottle Cleaning & Charging

Station (AN/TAM-4)

Other Electronics Equipment

TA

TB

TC

TDTE

TF

TG

THTJTKTLTM

TNTP

TQTRTSTT

TV

EW and Intelligence, Active andPassive Area

Direction Finder, IntelligenceMateriel and Airborne Systems

Atmospheric Sounding, Meteoro-logical Stations and Equipment,Wind Measuring

General Purpose Test EquipmentGeneral Purpose Maintenance

Facility and MiscellaneousGeneral Purpose Electrical Power

EquipmentMiscellaneous Electrical Warfare

EquipmentQuicklook 11Batteries, DryBatteries, StorageGuardrail VCommunications Systems Support

EquipmentRadiac Detection SystemsOther Commodity Command

SystemsAN/GLQ-3 Countermeasure SetMissile SystemsCommunication Security SystemsCommon Items in Federal Supply

Classes 0001-5895, 5960 and5961 (except 5830 & 5835)

Common Items in FSC Classes5896 to 5955

Appendix HI AALPHANUMERIC

CODE DEFINITION

Other Electronics Equipment (Cent)

TW Common Items in FSC Classes5956 to end (except 5960, 5961,6700 and 7700)

TX Armed Forces Radio EquipmentTY Audio/ Visua[ (Recorded,

Reproducer und Public ,4 ddress)and Pictorial Equipment (FSC5830, 5835, 6700 and 7700)

TZ AN/APR-39 VI Countermeasureset

T2 A N/MSM -105 System

POL, Soldier and Combat Support System

UA Tactical POL Distribution Equip-ment

U!3 Bulk POL Distribution EquipmentU c POL Storage EquipmentUD POL Test EquipmentUF Water Supply and Water Purifica-

tion EquipmentUC Repair Shop EquipmentUH Food Services EquipmentUJ Hygiene/Insect Control Equip-

mentUL Topographic and Printing Equip-

mentUM Assault Boat EquipmentUP Position und A Zimuth Determining

Sy.rtem (PADS)UR Countermine Equipmentu s Counter Intrusion EquipmentUT Counter Surveillance EquipmentUu Medical Unit Self-Contained,

TransportableUv Topographic Support SystemU x Special Inspection Ll”quipment

(GA GES)

Power Generation Systems

VA Generator Sets and Related PowerEquipment: 60 HZ: 15, 30, and100 KW

VF Generator Sets and Related PowerEquipment: 60 HZ: 45, 60, 75,150 and Larger KW

VL Generator Sets and Related PowerEquipment: 60 HZ: 0.15 to 3.0KW

VM Generator Sets and Related PowerEquipment: 28 Volts DC: 0.15 to3.0 KW

VP Patriot System SupportVR Generator Sets and Related Power

Equipment: 60 HZ: 5 to 10 KWTABLE 65


TABLE 65,4RMY MATERIEL CATEGORY CODES

ALPHANUMERICCODE /DEFINITION

Power Generation Systems (Cent)

Vs Generator Sets and Related PowerEquipment: 28 Volts DC: 5 to 10KW

Vw Generator Sets and Related PowerEquipment 400 HZ: 0.3 KW andabove

V4 Military Standard Engines andRepair Parts

Line of Communication and Base Support Systems

WA Port and Watercraft EquipmentWD Rai[wa~ Equipment~,~ A rm.v Func Component SystemWF R[iihvay Power and Support

EquipmentwG Firejighting and Support Equipmentw H Lighter Air Cushion Vehicle.

30 Ton (LACV-30)w M Prefabricated Structure Equip-

mentW N Fixed Bridge EquipmentWP Flouting Bridges and Support

EquipmentWR Mobile/A ssmdt/Ribbon Bridges and

.Yupport Equipmentw s Air Delivery EquipmentwT Watercraft and Related Sets,

Kits and OutfitsW u Light Sets, ‘Tool Sets and

Miscellaneous Sets, Kits, andOutfits

w w Woodworking/Preservation andPackaging and Other BaseSupport Equipment

w x Cryogenic and Support EquipmentWY Compressor and Support Equip-

mentB’ z CONEX/MILVAN and

Refrigerated Container Equip-ment

w 3 Refrigerators/Refrigerated VanEquipment


Line of Communications and Base Support Systems (Cent)

W5

W6

W8

Special Ammunition

XAXBx cXDXE

XFXG

XHXJXKXLXM

XN

XP

XQXRXsXTX ux vX w

x xXYX zx lx 2

x3x 4

x 5

X6x 7

Air Conditioning and SupportEquipment

Heating System and dther relatedEquipment

Miscellaneous Simplified TestEquipment

Adaption KitsAtomic Demolition MaterielAtomic ShellsBangalor TorpedoesBlasting Caps, Detonating Cord

and Demolition Firing DevicesBombs, General PurposeBulk Propellant, Explosives, (and

Demolition Charges)CBU/CDU, All TypesChemical and Biological AgentsFlares, A1l TypesFlame and Incendiary MaterialsFiring Devices for Special Weapons

and Advanced Fh_ing SystemGrenades, Hand, Fragmentation

and OffensiveGrenades, Hand, Riot Control

AgentsGrenades, Smoke and IncendiaryGrenades, All Other TypesMines and Mine Fuzes, All TypesPA, DevicesPhoto Flash CartridgesRiot Control AgentsRockets, 66mm, LAW, All

Types, Including FlameRockets, Ground, All Other TypesSignals, All TypesSimulators, All TypesSmoke PotsTest and Handling Equipment

Atomic MaterielSpecial Weapons, Repair PartsWarhead Section Atomic, All

TypesWarhead Section Chemical, All

TypesWarhead Atomic, All TypesWarhead Selected

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ALPHANUM~RICC O D E DEFINITION

Special Ammunition (Cent)

X8 MWO Kitsx 9 155mm AFAP XM785/XM785El

Conventional Ammunition

YAYBY cYDYE

YFYGYHYJ

YK

YL

YM

YNYPYQYRYsYTY uYv

Yw

Y x

YY

Y z

Y1

Y2

Y3Y4

Y5

Y6

Shell, Shotgun, All TypesCtg., Cal. 22, All TypesCtg., 5.56mm, All TypesCtg., 7.62mm, All TypesCtg., Cal. .30, Carbine, All

TypesCtg., Cal. .30, All TypesCtg., Cal. .45, A1l TypesCtg., Cal. 50 All TypesCtg., Cal. 20mm/30mm, All

TypesMiscellaneous Small-Arms Am-

munitionCtg., 40mm, Shoulder-Fired

Launcher (M79 Type)Ctg., 40mm, Automatic Launch-

er (M75 Type)Ctg., 40mm (Gun)Ctg., 60mm, Mortar, All TypesCtg., 81mm, Mortar, All TypesCtg., 4.2”, Mortar, All TypesCtg., 90mm, Tank, All TypesCtg., 105mm, All TypesCtg., 152mm, All TypesOther Tank and Armored Vehicle

Gun AmmunitionCtg., 105mm, Howitzer, AllTypesProj. 155mm, All Types (and

Propelling Charges therefor)Proj, 175mm, All Types (and

Propelling Charges therefor)Proj. 8”, All Types (and Propell-

ing Charges therefor)Other Artillery Ammunition not

specifically listed aboveArtillery/Mortar Fuzes and

Primers, All TypesRocket, FFAR, 2.75”, All TypesRecoilless Rifle Ammunition, All

TypesPropellant/Cartridge Actuated

DevicesComponents for Conventional

Ammo Mairitenance andRenovation Program


Conventional Ammunition (Cent)

Y7 Packaging Materiel for Conven-tional Ammo Maintenance andRenovation Program

Y8 Bulk Explosives and Propellantsfor Other Customer End-ItemLoading

Y9 Ammunition Peculiar EquipmentItems

Other Munitions/CBR Categories

ZAZBZc

ZDZEZFZGZHZJZKZLZMZNZPZQZRZsZTZ uZvZwZ z

Medical Materiel

00

01

02

03

Smoke GeneratorsDecontaminating Equipment(Service Units) Flamethrowers

and Servicing UnitsDetection and Alarm DevicesDemolition EquipmentDisperser EquipmentCBR MaterielShelter SystemsGas MasksCollective Protection EquipmentEOD Sets and ComponentsAmmo GagesMiscellaneous GagesMWO KitsBasic issue List ItemsCBU/CDU Repair KitsCompressorsFilter UnitsLauncher RocketsImpregnated PlantsChemical LabMulti-Application Munition/CBR

Components and Parts

DLA/GSA-Managed Items thatcannot be identified to a specific

Army Weapons Systems/End ItemType 1 (Non-Extendable)

Potency-Dated ItemType 2 (Extend able) Potency-Dated ItemNot-Potency-Dated

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ALPHANUMERIC JCODE DEFINITION

Medical Materiel (Cent)

08 Not Potency Dated-MaterielQuality Control SignificantItem

Communications System Agency andSatellite Communications Agency Equipment

4A

4V

Satellite Communications Ter-minal AN/FSC 78/79 PeculiarItems

Satellite Communications Equip-ment

Communications Systems Equipment

5H Fixed Plant Radio5L Fixed Plant Wire

Individual and Crew-Served Weapons

6 A Revolver, Caliber .38, 4 in. Bbl6B Rifle, Caliber .226C Rifle, Caliber .306D Shotgun, 12 Gauge6E Pistol, Pyrotechnic6F Pistol, Caliber .226G Rifle, Recoilless, 75mm6H Mortar, Light Weight, 60mm,

M224 w/MT6J Rifle, Recoilless, 105mm, M27

Series w/MT6K Trainer, Mortar, Pneumatic6M Marksmanship and Gunnery

Laser Devices (MAGLAD)6N Diagnostic Rifle Marksmanship

Simulator6P Infantry Remote Target System

(IRETS)


Individual and Crew-Served Weapons (Cent)

6Q . Armament Subsystem HCP,40mm Grenade Launcher, M5

6R Armament Subsystem HCP,7.62mm MG, M21 MultimountM156

6S Armament Subsystem HCP,7.62mm MG, M24

6T Armament Subsystem HCP,7.62mm MG, M27/M27E1

6U Armament Subsystem HCP,7.62mm MG, M41

6V Machine Gun, 7.62mm, M134(Mini-Gun)

6W Launcher Grenade, Aircraft,40mm, M75

6X Targets and Training Devices,Small Arms

6Y Launcher, Grenade, 40mm,M129

6Z Squad Automatic Weapon System5.56mm, XM-249

61 Armament Subsystem UH-60AHelicopter (Blackhawk)

62 Armament Subsystem HelicopterM23

63 Launcher, Grenade, 40mm,Machine Gun, Mark 19

64 Pistol, Cal. 9 mm66 XM23 Mortar Ballistic Computer68 Mortar, 81mm, XM252

NOTE: See volume 12, Data Record Number (DRN) 2680 for format.

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.. . . . . .. ..-. . . . . .. TABLE 66AIR FORCE MATERIEL MANAGEMENT AGGREGATION CODES (MMAC)

A two-position alphabetic code (AA thru ZZ) authorized to identify specific items (National Stock Numbers) to be managedby a specific rrfanager. MMACS apply to: (1) systems, (2) programs, (3) aggregation to related equipment, and (4) selectedFederal Supply Classes (FSCS). .

CODE

AAABACADAEAFAGAHAIAJAKALAMANAOAPAQ

. . ASAWAXAYAZBCBDBFBGBHBIBJBKBLBMBNBOBPBRBTBUBXBZCACBCDCGCHCICJCMCNCP

AFACTIVITY

TGTGTATAS uTASuS uS uSLJTGTGSES xTGSES uSES xSETGSESETGS uS uSETGTASETGTATAS xTGTATGTGTGTGSJTAS uSETGSJS xS cS xTA

DEFINITION

AIM-4AIM-9 (Side Winder)GM-16 /LV-3 AtlasSpace Support Program (SSP)LGM-25C/LV-4 (TITAN 11)Space Transportation SystemLR-59 Aerojet Engine & ComponentsLGM-30 MinutemanAdvanced Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (MX)Aerojet Engines & Components LR-87, LR-91AGM-12/ATM-12 (Bullpup)Advance Medium Range Air-To-Air MissileContainers for Non-Aircraft Engines (FSC 8145)Containers for OCALC-Managed Jet Engines (FSC 8145)AGM-88 Highspeed Anti-Radiation Missile (HARM)Containers for Reciprocating Aircraft Engines (FSC 8145)Ammunition and ExplosivesContainers for SAALC-Managed Jet Engines (FSC 8145)Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) 411 LAircraft Maintenance EquipmentFire Control and Bombing SystemsMiscellaneous Aircraft Accessories and SystemsC-13 1/T-29 Samaritan/Flying ClassroomU-10 CourierF-4 (Phantom II)Parts Common, McDonnel (FSC 1560)F-1 02 Delta DaggerUV - 18B AircraftF-111F-106 Delta DartAIM-7 (Sparrow)Defense Meteorological Satellite ProgramA-1 SkyraiderBreathing Oxygen Systems and ComponentsU-17 Includes Map Cessna 150/180FB-111Fire Fighting EquipmentPersonal Safety EquipmentC-7A (CV-2) CaribouH-53 SeastallionCommunications Security (COMSEC) Serialized Control ItemF- 104G Star fighterWS3 14A MK 1 MOD O Guided Weapon (Walleye)O-2A Cessna Super SkymasterAGM-78A, ATM-78ACryptologic Item other than Communications Security (COMSEC) ItemsAGM-69 SRAMNuclear Ordnance MaterielTF-41 EngineMicro-Wave Command Guidance Program (AN/UPQ-3)

Table 661


CODE

CQCs

sCv

Cw

Cx

Cz

DBDCDEDFDHDKDPDQDRDSDXDZEBEEEGEJEKEMEPEVEWEXFBFCFDFFFGFHFJFKFLFOFSFXGAGBGCGD

%GLGP

:;GXGY

TABLE 66AIR FORCE MATERIEL MANAGEMENT AGGREGATION CODES (MMAC)

AFACTIVITY’

SESJTGTGTATGTGTATGTGTGTGTGS uSESETASESETAS uTGTATGSxTATASETGTG

YxTAS xS xS xTAS xS xTASETGTGTGTG

::TGS xSE

::TGTG

hEFINITION

C-9A (Nightingale)Communications Security (COMSEC) other than Serialized Control Item463L Materiels Handling SystemMiscellaneous Classes (Potential Custodian)Miscellaneous Classes (Potential Custodian)Airborne Radar and Miscellaneous Electronic EquipmentAirborne Communications and Navigation Equipment440L HF Forward Scatter RadarParts Common, Douglas, (FSC 1560)C-47/C- 117 SkytrainC-54 SkymasterH-34 ChoctawC-1 18/DC-6B LiftmasterA-26/B-26 InvaderNon-A utomatic Avionics Test EquipmentAutomatic Test Equipment (ATE)Aircraft Battle Damage Repair ProgramDefense Special Security Communications System (DSSCS) Project StrawhatLive AnimalsQU-22Parts Common, Northrop, (FSC 1560)Air Transportable Airlift Control Element (Project Seek Lift/Seek Cargo/Seek Alice)Communications Equipment Non-Airborne (Frozen)Bare Base Mobile Shelters/EquipmentB-1Defense Communication System Contingency Station Program (DCSCS)Disseminates Defense InformationOV-1OA BroncoAirborne Electronic Warfare EquipmentPeculiar Nonstandard Electronic Warfare ItemsCIM-10 BomarcC-22 AircraftElectronic Warfare Equipment, Non-AirborneKC-10 ExtenderB-52 Strato FortressC-97 Strato FreighterA-10 Specialized Close Support AircraftMiscellaneous Aircraft ComponentsC-1 35 St ratolifterFiber Optics ComponentsAircraft Engine Fuel and Electrical Systems ComponentsF-1 5 EagleH-1 IroquoisHU-16 AlbatrossUH/60A BlackhawkGround Detection SensorsAGM-86 Air Launched Cruise Missile (ALCM)Gunnery EquipmentGround Launched Cruise Missile (GLCM)A-37A/BC-20 AircraftF-101 VOODOOMQM/ 107B Target SystemBQM-34 Firebee

. . . .

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,.. ”.,. . . . . .

CODE

HBHCHHHRHSJAJBJCJD

JEJFJGJHJJJKJLJMJNJPJQJZ

KAKBKCKDKHKRLCLDLELFLGLHLJLKLNL PLQLRLS

MAMBMFMIMJMLMN

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AIR FORCE MATERIEL MANAGEMENT AGGREGATION CODES (MMAC)

‘4FACTIVITY

SxS xTGS xS xTAS uTGTA

S uS xS uTGS uTATASES uSETGTG

TGTGTGTATGS xTASES uTATGSESETAS xS xSES xSES xTATASATATAS u

DEFINITION

ADM-20 QuailAGM-28 Hound DogCH-47 ChinookAGM-84 Harpoon MissileAircraft Hydraulic Systems and ComponentsTactical Satellite Communications ProgramAGM-65A MaverickH-43 HuskieBomb Directing SystemsAN/MSQ-77 Bomb Directing Central, RadarAN/TSQ-81 Bomb Directing Central, RadarAN/TSQ-96 Bomb Directing Central, RadarMaverick Missile UproundsF-1OI EngineA GM-130C-141 StarlifterFSG 14, FSC 4935 Items Not Elsewhere MMAC CodedFSC 1560 Items Not Elsewhere MMAC CodedFSG 18, FSC 4960 Items Not Elsewhere MMAC CodedFSC 2840 Items Not Elsewhere MMAC CodedFSC 2845 Items Not Elsewhere MMAC CodedFSC 2810 Items Not Elsewhere MMAC CodedFSC 1520 and 1615 Items Not EIsewhere MMAC CodedGeneral Purpose Automatic Data Processing Equipment, Software, Supplies and Support

EquipmentRB-57F CanberraParts Common, Martin, FSC 1560B-57 CanberraSpace Support ProgramAQM-34Miscellaneous Aircraft Support ComponentsT-33 Shooting StarC-17 AircraftLanding Gear Systems and ComponentsC-121 ConstellationC-130 HerculesC-5A GalaxyVC-6 Beech King AirF-104 StarfighterFlight Load Data Recording System EquipmentACM-129 ACMAirsearch Engines, Components T-76, TPE 331 SeriesMiscellaneous Jet Engines and ComponentsLife Support System 412AA-7 Corsair 11Parts Common, North American, FSC 1560T-28 TrojanChapel OrgansF-86 SabreF-1OO Super SabreComplete Round Components (Non-Prime)

Table 663


CODE

MRMTNDNENKNQ

NRNSNTPA

PBP cPD

PEPFPGPHPIPJPK

PLPMPNPPPQPRP sPTP uP vP xPY

&RARBRDRERMRTRURV

TABLE 66AIR FORCE MATERIEL MANAGEMENT AGGREGATION CODES (MM AC)

AFACTIVITY

SxTGTATAS xSE

S xTGS xSE

SESESE

SESESESESES xSu

S xS uS xTGS xS xSESES uS xSESESETGS xTGTGTGSES xS xS x

~,

DEFINITION

AGM/ 109H Medium Range Air-To-Surface MissileAQM-91F-84 Thunder StreakF-105 Thunder ChiefF-112 EnginePratt & Whitney Jet Engines & ComponentsPT6T400-CP-400Miscellaneous Aircraft Instruments & ElectronicsNAVSTAR Global Positioning System Equipment ItemsAircraft InstrumentsContinental Reciprocating Engines ,and Components0-47010-360C/D10-520Wright Reciprocating Engines & Components, R-1300, R-3350Lycoming Reciprocating Engines & Components, O-435, 0-480Pratt & Whitney Reciprocating Engines & Components, R-1340, R-1830, R-2000, R-2800,

R-4360, R-985Continental Jet Engines & Components J69, J-1OOWright Jet Engines & Components J-65Lycoming Jet Engines & Components T-53Pratt & Whitney Jet Engines & Components J-52, J-60, JT8D-9F-103 -GE-1OO Engine (CF6-50)Allison Jet Engines & Components J-33, J-35, J-71Photographic Systems Components, and Supplies 428A, 430A, Tactical Information Processing

and Interpretation SystemGeneral Electric Jet Engines & Components, J-47, J-73, J-79, J-93, T-58, T-64, CFM 56Marquardt Engines & Components J-43F-108 EnginePropeller SystemsPratt & Whitney Engines and Components, TF-30F110 GE 100 EngineGeneral Electric Engines & Components, TF-39Pratt & Whitney Jet Engines & Components, F-1 OO-P-1OOF-4 Phantom 11 Non-AF & DoDFI07-WR-I 00 EnginesLycoming Jet Engines and Components T-55Rolls Royce V-1650 (V-12) Engine and ComponentsGeneral Electric Jet Engine Component (Turbo Shaft (T700))WR-ALC Retained Items (Frozen)C-18A AircraftParts Common, Fairchild, FSC 1560C-1 19 PacketC-123 ProviderF-109 EnginePratt & Whitney Jet Engines & Components, J-75Pratt & Whitney Jet Engines & Components, J-57Pratt & Whitney Jet Engines & Components, TF-33

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TABLE 66 APPENDIX 111 AAIR FORCE MATERIEL MANAGEMENT AGGREGATION CODES (MMAC)

CODE

RWRXRZSBS cSESFSKSPSsSTS wTATBTCTETHTKTNTPTRTSTTTXUGUHUJVAVIIVEVFVGVHVLVPVR

WDWFWNWRXAx cXDXEXFXGXJXKXLXPXT

AFACTIVITY

92SESETGTGSETGTGTATATATGS uSETASETGS uSES xSETASESETATASETATATATAS uS xTGSPS u

TGS uTATGSES xTGSETATGSESESES xSE

DEFINITION

Allison Jet Engines & Components, T-56General Electric Jet Engines & Components, J-85Gasoline Rotary EnginesMQM-13 Mace0-1 Bird DogT-37u-3AGM-45 ShrikeAir to Air Recovery SystemsAir Force Satellite Communications System (AFSCS) Ground EquipmentAU-24 (MAP only)FIM/92A Stinger Weapon SystemTraining Aids and DevicesT F - 3 4AU-23 (MAP only)Containers for Gas Turbine Units (FSC 8145)H-3 Sea KingThiokol Engines and Components, LR-58-RM-4T-46 AircraftTemperature and Pressure Controls, AircraftTanker, Transport, Bomber Training System (TTBTS)Tactical Air Defense System (TADS)(GERMAN)T-41 (Cessna 172)T-43 Aircraft, Navigator TrainerElectrical and Electronic ComponentsElectrical Control & Distribution Equipment Airborne Electrical GeneratorsLighting Fixtures and LampsParts Common, Space Vehicles, FSCC-12 Attache AircraftDefense Support Program/726/777Peculiar Items for DoD l&S OnlyPeculiar Items for DoD I&S OnlyPeculiar Items for DoD I&S OnlyPeculiar Items for DoD I&S OnlyPeculiar Items for DoD I&S OnlyTorpedo, Depth Charge, Underwater

Specialized EquipmentH-19 ChickasawF-16 Air Combat Fighter

1820

Mine, and Rocket Maintenance, Repair and Checkout

SAC Automated Total Information Net work (SA TIN IV)Special Tactical Missile ComponentsF-20 Aircraft and FMS Peculiar PartsC-137 StratolinerC-140 Jet StarT-38 TalonT-39 SabrelinerFMS Nonstandard Peculiar Items & WRALCF-5 Freedom FighterShips, Small Craft, and Marine EquipmentRF-5E Aircraft and FMS Peculiar PartsAdvanced Airborne Command Post 418BPeculiar FMS Nonstandard Engine Items Only SA-ALCF-404

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CODE

X ux vX wx xXYX zYAYBY cYDYEYFYGYHYJYKYLYMYNYPYQYRYsYTY1-!Yvy W

YiZAZBZc

ZD

ZE

ZFZGZHZJZK

ZLZMZNZQ

AIR

AFACTIVITY

SJ5XSuSETATGSESESE

SE/SPTG

SE/SPSETGSETGSETGTGSES xSESESETGTATGTGTGSETATATA

TA

TA

TASETATATA

TA.sUTATA

TABLE 66FORCE MATERIEL MANAGEMENT AGGREGATION CODES (MMAC)

DEFINITION

Peculiar Items for Cryptologic FMS OnlyFMS Unique\OC-ALCFMS Unique/00-ALCFMS Unique/SA-ALCFMS Unique/SM-ALCFMS Unique/WR-ALCElectrical and Electronic Properties Measuring and Testing InstrumentsMiscellaneous InstrumentsAerial Cargo Equipment and Specialized Flight ClothingChemical and Gas CylindersMeasuring ToolsFuels, Lubricants, & OilsNon-Aircraft Engines and ComponentsMiscellaneous Industrial EquipmentRope, Hardware, Springs, Spacers, and AbrasivesPumps & CompressorsPipe, Tubing, Hose, & ValvesHand ToolsNonmetallic Fabricated MaterielsGas Turbines and Jet Engines Non-AircraftEngine Accessories, AircraftMiscellaneous Ground Support and Shop EquipmentNuclear Commodities and Hazard Detection Commodities, Radioactive SourcesAlarm and Signal SystemsAutomatic Data Processing SystemsGenerators and Generator Sets, GroundVehicles and Components Electrical Vehicular Lights and Fixtures (FSC 6220) NonairborneBearingsIndustrial Machinery and EquipmentAircraft Ground Servicing Equipment496L Spacetract netted System of Space SensorsGround Electronic Control Systems 4 12L USAF Air Control Systems Ground Control Projects416L Continental Air Defense Control and Warning System (includes Cadin/Pine Tree) 416M,

Backup Interceptor Control System 416Q, Common Digitizer System (AN/FYQ-47)474N, Sea Launch Ballistic Missile Detection and Warning System425 L Cheyenne Mountain Complex 426M NORAD Combat Operations Center/Air Defense

Command Space Computational Center Program includes 427Nl(A), 427M@) and 427M(C)Meteorological Equipment 433L, Weather observation and Forecasting Systems,

Meterological/Weather Projects465L SAC Command and Control SystemCommunications - Electronics Secure 466L Electro-Magnetic Intelligence SystemAir Force Integrated Command and Control System474L Ballistic Missile Early Warning SystemGround Navigation Aids Navaids Projects, 404L Traffic Control Approach and Landing

System (TRACLS)AUTODIN494L UHF Emergency Rocket Communication System, 494L ProjectsUSREDCOM Command and Control SystemOTH/B Radar System

. . . . . . . . . .

Table 666


. . . . . . . . . .,<O. . . . .. . TABLE 67AIR FORCE BUDGET CODES

A one-position “~lphanumeric code employed by the Air Force to identify investment items to budget programs from whichprocurement of the particular items is funded, or to identify expense items to the various divisions of the Air Force StockFund. (See AFM 67-1, Vol 1, Part Four, Chapter 1, Attachment 42.)

INVESTMENT ITEMS

BUDGET BUDGETCODE PROGRAM APPROPRIATION DEFINITION

AcDEFGHI

JKLM~

QRv

12181922282981

DOE

8283838487101182

57 X301O57 X301O57 X301O57X302057X302057X302057X3080

57X308057X308057X308057X308057X308057 X301O57 X301O57X3080

Centrally funded, procured, and managed equipment items (expen-dability - Recoverability - Reparability - Category (ERRC) ND-2,NF-2)Common A ircruft Ground Support EquipmentProcurement Other than Air ForceOther ChargesMissile Replacement Equip and VateProcurement Other than Air ForceOther ChargesMunitions and Associated EquipmentDepartment of Energy (DoE) owned Nuclear Ordinance Com-ponentsVehicular Equip (Non-REMS) Vehicle ItemsCryptologic and Other USAF Security Service EquipmentElectronics and Telecommunications EquipmentOther Base Maintenance and Support EquipmentProcurement Other than Air ForceAircraft Support EquipmentAircraft ModificationVehicular Equip (REMS) Vehicle Items and centrally funded, pro-cured, and managed replenishment spares (ERRC XD-1, XD-2)

—

BosTuwx

z

17831525818482

84

57 X301O57X308057 X301O57X302057X308057X308057X3080 ‘

57X3080

Centrally funded, procured, and managed replenishment spares(ERRC XD-1 , XD-2)War-Consumable SparesElectronics & Telecommunications Replenishment SparesAircraft Replenishment SparesMissile Replenishment SparesAmmunition Replenishment SparesOther Base Maintenance and Support Replenishment SparesVehicular Replenishment Spares Base-procured and managed equip-ment items (ERRC NF-2) with a unit cost of $1000 or more. Items arerequisitioned at base (retail) level from commercial vendors/DefenseLogistics Agency (DLA)/General Services Administration (GSA)and/or locally manufactured but financed with BP85 program fur-nished each command.Other Base Maintenance and Support Equip, Local Purchase ItemsOver $5,000.

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TABLE 67i AIR FORCE BUDGET CODES

EXPENSE ITEMS

BUDGET STOCK FUNDCODE APPROPRIATION DIV (AFSF) DEFINITION

1 57X4921 .080 Systems Cent rally funded, procured, and managed as expense itemsSupport DIV (ERRC XB3, XF3) except expense items with Federal Supply

Group 11, MMCS CM and MN, and certain FSG 13 itemsmanaged according to munition management selectioncriteria cited in AFM 67-1, Volume 1, Part One, Chapter 20.

57X4921 .040 CommissaryDIV

57X4921 .030 Fuels DIV

57X4921 .070 GeneralSupport DIV

All aviation fuels and oils in bulk quantities. Packaged avia-tion oils and all ground fuels (bulk and packaged) are GSD(Budget Code 9).

Air Force decentrally managed expense items (ERRC XB3,XF-3 plus NF-2 with a unit cost of less than $5000) that are re-quisitioned/procured at base (retail) level from DLA, GSA,Army, Navy, Depot Maintenance Service, Air Force In-dustrial Fund (AFLC), local manufacture and commercialvendors. NOTE: ERRC NF2 items must have a unit costless than $5000, otherwise they are investment items with a Zbudget code.

NOTES:

1. An asterisk (*) in the budget code field indicates a need for item review at the user level to determine the appropriate of-ficial budget code.

2. See volume 12, Data Record Number (DRN) 3765.

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TABLE 68AIR FORCE FUND CODES

A two-position code employed by the Air Force to classify items into categories in terms of funding and budgeting con-siderations. (See AFM 6-7-1; Vol ‘1, Part Four, Chapter I,-Attachment 53.~

CODE

AF

AS

BD

c c

IN

LK

LP

LR

MD

M P

0 s

PD

RO

SF

v u

NOTE:

DEFINITION

HQ USAF regulated.

Fuels stock fund.

Defense Personnel Support Center (TTR) base supply item.

DPSC (TTF) clothing stock fund sales store item.

Insurance item.

Local purchase applicable to fuels for utilities, space heaters, and cooking.

Items initially authorized for local purchase.

Local purchase applicable to base funded and procured ground petroleumsources. Excludes Defense Logistics Agency managed items.

(POL) products from commercial

Security Assistance Program use only. Applicable to item basically procured and stored by the Air Force itemmanagers for Security Assistance Program requirements only.

Fuels stock fund items in the missile propellant materiel category of the fuels division.

Items centrally procured and stocked by applicable Defense Supply Center for overseas support only, butauthorized for local purchase by Continental U.S. (CONUS) customers.

Regulated items, item manager controlled.

Major repair.

Stock fund applicable to items managed for the Air Force by the respective Inventory Control Point.

Vendor to user-of-supply concept.

See volume 12, Data Record Number (DRN) 2695 for format.

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TABLE 69AIR FORCE EXPENDABILITY-RECOVERABILITY-

REPARABILITY-CATEGORY CODES

A code employed by the Air Force to categorize AF inventory into various management groupings. The three-positionERRC Designator and the one-position ERRC Code are completely interchangeable. Generally, the three position is used incorrespondence and publications and the one position in automatic data processing programs (space premium).

ERRC ERRC CONDEMNATION MANAGEMENT/DESIGNATOR CODE EXPENDABLE* REPARABLE LEVEL** CHARACTERISTICS

XDI c Yes Yes Depot Serialized Control and Re-porting System (SCARS)

XD2 T Yes Yes Depot AF Recoverable AssemblyManagement System(AFRAMS)

XF3 P Yes Yes Intermediate Stock Fund (except Muni-tions)

XB3 N Yes No User Stock Fund (except Muni-tions)

ND2 s No Yes Depot AF Equipment ManagementSystem (AFEMS)

NF2 u No Yes Intermediate AF Equipment ManagementSystem (AFEMS)

*This is a special AF term dealing with materiel accountability. (See A FM 67-1, Vol. 1, Part Four, A trachmen~ 27.)

* *Represents the ]owest maintenance level at which condemnation is normally accomplished. DOeS not preclude condemna-tion at a lower level when the item meets the “condition condemned” criteria. (The Io\ves[ condemnation level will alsorepresent ~e highest maintenance level at which repair is normal] y accomplished. )

NOTES:

1. Using the above table as an example, the definition of the ERRC Designator (equivalent to the ERRC Code) is:

a. First position. N - nonexpendable; X - expendable. This position has a special meaning and reference must besecured from the regulation; e.g., should not be confused with such terms as “consumed” (although included) or“refer low cost” (no price limitation on expendable items).

b. Second position. Identifies recoverable items through repairs and the Io\vtst maintenance/repair level to con-demning an item, etc.

t. Third position. Except for category 1 (SCARS) the third position is meaningful only when used with the first twopositions.

2. See volume 12, Data Record Number (DRN) 2655 for format and defi~ition.

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ACQUISITION METHOD/ACQUISITION METHOD SUFFIX CODES

A code reflecting the decision of the Primary Inventory ControI Activity (PICA) from a planned procurement review. Acombination of two codes is required.

ACQUISITIONMETHOD CODE

o

1

2

3

4

5

NOTES:

EXPLANATION

Not established.

Suitable for competitive acquisition. (See Notes 1 and 2.)

Suitable for competitive acquisition for the first time. (See Notes 1 and 2.)

Acquire directly from the actual manufacturer, whether or not the prime contractor is the ac-tual manufacturer.

Acquire, for the first time, directly from the actuaI manufacturer rather than the prime contrac-tor who is not the actual manufacturer.

Acquire only from the prime contractor although the engineering data identifies the Commer-cial and Government Entity Code (CA GEC) and part number of a source other than the primecontractor. (See Note 3.)

1. Potential sources shall include dealers/distributors.

2. If sources are limited to the prime contractor and a subcontractor, a competitive code shall not be assigned unless bothsources are expected to compete independently for contracts for the part.

3. The DoD activity assigning this code shall furnish the name and C+l GEC of the prime contractor to the activity respon-sible for acquiring the part.

ACQUISITIONMETHOD SUFFIX

CODE (AMSC) EXPLANATION

o Not established.

A The Government’s rights to use data in its possession is questionable. (NOTE: This code isonly applicable to parts under immediate buy requirements and only as long as rights to dataare still under review for resolution and appropriate recoding.) Valid AMCS: 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.

B Acquisition of this part is restricted to source(s) specified on “Source Control”, “AlteredItem” or “Selected Item” drawings/documents. Valid AMCS: 1, 2, 3 and 4.

c This part requires engineering source approval by the design control activity in order to main-tain the quality of the part. An alternate source must qualify in accordance with the design con-trol activit y‘s procedures, as approved by the cognizant Government engineering activit y. ValidAMCS: l , 2 , 3 a n d 4 .

G The Government has unlimited rights to the technical data, and the data package is complete.Valid AMCS: 1 and 2.

H The Government physically does not have in its possession sufficient, accurate, or legible datato purchase this part from other than current source(s). (NOTE: This code is applicable onlyto parts under immediate buy requirements and only as long as the deficiency is under reviewfor resolution and appropriate recoding.) Valid AMCS: 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.

Table 711


TABLE 71ACQUISITION METHOD/ACQUISITION METHOD CODES

ACQUISITIONMETHOD SUFFIX

CODE E’~PLANATION

K This part must be produced from class 1A castings (e.g., class 1 of MIL-C-6021) and similartype forgings. The part must be procured only from sources which use castings or forgings ob-tained from approved (controlled) source(s). Valid AMCS: 1 and 2.

L The annual buy value of this part falls below the screening threshold of $10,000 but it has beenscreened for known source(s). (NOTE: This code shall not be used when screening parts enter-ing the inventory. It shall not be assigned in preference to or supersede any other AMSC.) ValidAMCS: l,2,3,4and5.

‘OTE: Parts Entering the Inventory. Generally, a provisioned part will require subsequent replenishment. Provi-sioning or similar lists of new parts are, therefore, the basis for selecting parts for screening. Prioritizationis desirable on the basis of design and performance stability, the highest anticipated replenishment buyvalues and buy quantities, and the availability of technical data. Effort should be made to complete fullscreening as parts enter the inventory.

M Master or coordinated tooling is required to produce this part. This tooling is not owned by theGovernment or, where owned, cannot be made available to other sources. Valid AMCS: 1, 2,3 and 4.

N This part requires special test and/or inspection facilities to determine and maintain ultra-precision quality for its function or system integrity. Substantiation and inspection of the preci-sion or quality cannot be accomplished without such specialized test or inspection facilities.VaIid AMCS: 1 and 2.

P

R

T

u

v

Y

The rights to use the data needed to purchase this part from additional sources are not ownedby the Government and cannot be purchased. ‘Jalid AMCS: 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.

The data or the rights to use the data needed to purchase this part from additional sources arenot owned by the Government and it has been determined that it is uneconomical to purchasethem. Valid AMCS: 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.

Acquisition of this part is controlled by QPL procedures. Valid AMCS: 1 and 2.

The cost to the Government to breakout this part and acquire it competitively has been deter-mined to exceed the projected savings over the life span of the part. Valid AMCS: 3, 4 and 5.

This part has been designated a high-reliability part under a formal reliability program. Pro-bability of failure would be unacceptable from the standpoint of safety of personnel and/orequipment. The cognizant engineering activity has determined that data to define and controlreliability limits cannot be obtained nor is it possible to draft adequate specifications for thispurpose. Valid AMCS: 3, 4 and 5.

The design of this part is unstable. Engineering, manufacturing, or performance characteristicsindicate that the required design objectives have not been achieved. Major changes are con-templated because the part has a low process yield or has demonstrated marginal performanceduring tests or service use. These changes wiIl render the present part obsolete and unusable inits present configuration. Limited acquisition from the present source is anticipated pendingconfiguration changes, Valid AMCS: 3, 4 and 5.

.,..L. . . . . .

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The following codes are no longer valid for input but are included for reference purposes:

ACQUISIkIONMETHOD SUFFIX

CODE (AMSC)

D

E

F

J

Qs

w

z

EXPLANATION

The data needed to produce this item from additional sources is not physically available,

There are reasons to believe the procurement status of this item can be improved.

This item is in phased provisioning.

Procurement of this item is restricted [o the sys[em prime contractor by the total package procure-ment concept provision in [he system acquisition contract.

This item requires exceptional unique manufacturing processes or materials.

Procurement of this item is restricted to limited source(s) because security ciassifica[ion of con-fidential or higher prevents public disclosure.

Parts may be procured by the method indicated by [he Acquisition Method Code if military oradopted industry specifications are substituted for contractor’s data which are subject to theGovernment’s limi[ed righ[s of use.

Procurement of [his item f’rom I he curren( source is necessary to ensure s[andardiza[ion and inter-changeability of par[s.


TABLE 72MARINE C.ORPS COMBAT ESSENTIALITY CODES

:>j:;<.:::iA code employed by the Marine Corps to establish that an item is essential to the operational readiness of a weapon systemor the conduct of a military mission; or that a functional part contributes to the tactical and essential operations of an enditem compone~t or assembly, and its failure would render the end item inoperable or incapable of fulfilling its mission; orthat a repair or secondary depot reparable component is required for the safety and health of personnel, or is required bystate or local laws.

CODE

o

1

*2

*3

*4

*5

*6

EXPLANATION

Non-combat Essentiaf End Item. End items that do not fit the definition of Code 1 items.

Combat Essential End Item. End item equipments whose availability in a combat ready condition is essential forexecution of the combat and training missions of the command.

Non-Critical Repair Part. Repair parts or major components whose failure in an end item will not render the enditem inoperative or reduce its effectiveness below the minimum acceptable level of efficiency, and which do not fitthe definition of Code 3 or 4 items.

Critical for Health and Safety of Personnel. Those parts and components that are required for the health andsafety of personnel, and which do not fit the definition of Code 5 or 6 items.

Critical for State and Local Laws. Those parts and components that are required for conformance to state law orlocal ordinances, and which do not fit the definition of Code 5 or 6 items.

Critical Repair Part to a Combat Essential End Item. Those parts or components whose failure in a combat essen-tial end item will render the end item inoperative or reduce its effectiveness below the minimum acceptable level ofefficiency.

Critical Reuair Part to a Non-Combat Essential End Item. Those Darts or components whose failure in a non-combat essential end item will render the end item inoperative or reduce its effectiveness below the minimum ac-ceptable Ieve! of efficiency.

* A comparison of the code for a National Stock Number (NSN) is made for each higher order equipment applicationwithin the Marine Corps supply system. The code actually recorded is the most critical numeric derived from the com-parison.


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TABLE 73MARINE CORPS MATERIEL IDENTIFICATION CODES1,

A code used by the Marine Corps to identify the method of accounting and the degree and type of control to be maintainedfor the item under the supported activities supply system. Also used to identify materiel by specific purpose, type orclassification for the war-reserve subsystem.

CODE

ABcDEF

. GHIJKLMNo

6RsTuvwxYz

EXPLANATION NOTE

Type 1 End Items 1Consumable Repair PartsType 2 (as required items)Dry Cell BatteriesModification KitsField FortificationType 3 General ArticlesFuel (Class 3)Individual Clothing (bag items)Cold Weather Clothing and EquipmentReservedLumber, FMFMedical Equipment and Supplies (Class 8)Cannon Tubes/Assemblies, Breech, RingsAncillary Items/SL-3 ComponentsArctic MaterieiSupply System Responsibility Items (SSR) and Collateral MaterialRations (Class ~)Maintenance Float Secondary Depot ReparableMaintenance Float Secondary Nondepot ReparableOrganizational Clothing/EquipmentChemical Warfare ItemsPreservation, Packing, and Packaging Materiel, DSSCReservedJungle ItemsDesert Materiel

NOTES:

1. Includes all Type 1 End Items, except individual clothing (MIC I), organizational clothing and equipment (MIC U), andchemical warfare items (iMIC V). Some MIC A items are not in war reserve.

2. Modification kits by definition are nonrecurring requirements, and are not part of war reserve. MIC E is not assignedby the war-reserve system.

3. Includes ancillary items and SL-3 components for end items that have PWR initial issue requirements.

NOTE: See volume 12, Data Record Number (DRN) 4126.

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TABLE 77ITEM MANAGEMENT CODES

,’.,,”, -.’ -.-,’.. ,-.:,. ,,, -,.

A one-positio~ alphanumeric code identifying whether items of supply shall be subjected to integrated management underthe Defense Loglstlcs Agency/General Services Administration or retained by the individual Military Services or other DoDcomponents for management. Coding is accomplished under item management classification criteria. Codes are based onDoD criteria for items of supply.

CODE TITLES AND DEFINITIONS

A Nuclear Hardened Items: Items which are specifically designed to be nuclear hardened against the effects ofelectromagnetic pulse (EM P), radiation thermal (heat), blast, shock, etc., so they continue to perform theirfunction in an environment created by a nuclear explosion.

D Major End Items of Equipment: Items of such importance to the operations readiness of operating units thatthey are subject to continuing centralized individual item management and asset control throughout all com-mand and support echelons.

E Reparable: Centrally managed recoverable items designated as reparable for the reasons that repair of unser-viceable quantities of the items are considered by the inventory manager in satisfying requirements prior to orin conjunction with determining procurement quantities.

F Single Agency: Items assigned to a single agency other than the commodity oriented integrated manager forintegrated management or control, (These include items controlled by the Energy Research and DevelopmentAdministration or National Security Agency, or items assigned to the Army Tank-Automotive Command(TACOM) for integrated management.)

G Field Level Reparabies: Items requiring maintenance or repair and for which a repair capability exists at thefield or base level and below the maintenance depot level.

H Nationally Vital Program: Items requiring extraordinary management control techniques and closesurveillance within the supply system to ensure the successful execution of a nationally vital program. (Forsuch program-related items, Military Services must obtain special exemption from integrated managementfrom the Assistant Secretary of Defense (ASD MRA&L).)

J Design Unstable: Items determined by technical decision during the provisioning cycle, during introductioninto logistic systems, or at time of item management coding, to be highly subject to either:

a. Design change of the item itself, orb. Replacement of the item itself through modification of the applicable next-higher assembly.

These items will be reviewed for recoding when:

a. The item manager is notified that the item is used by another Service, orb. The design becomes stabilized, orc. The item has been in operational use for two years.

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CODE TITLES AND DEFINITIONS

L Fabricated or Reclaimed Items: (1) Items fabricated at a military industrial activity for local use or direct issueto customers including the Military Assistance Program (MAP). It is the specific intent of this category to re-tain under the management of the Military Services those items for which the decision has been made tofabricate the item at the user or support level. (2) Items designed by and fabricated at Military Service in-dustrial activities and not subject to procurement from civilian industrial sources. This category covers thosesituations where the MiIitary Service has design control of an item and possesses the only known industrialcapability to fabricate the item or has been unable to develop adequate documentation which would permitprocurement from civilian industrial sources. Items obtained only by reclamation - this category is intended toprovide for Military Service retention of those items for which reclamation, on an as-required basis, is the on-ly planned source of supply.

Modification/Alteration/Conversion Sets or Kits Intended for One-Time Use: This category covers thosesituations wherein such modifications, alterations, or conversion sets or kits are procured for one-time use,and replenishment or replacement is not contemplated. This category is applicable even though procurementis effected on a phase basis. Specifically, it is intended to retain under the management of the Military Ser-vices those sets or kits for which requirements are properly determined on a program basis, such as thenumber of equipments on which the modification will be made.

P

Q

s

Y

z

Nuclear Propulsion items:quire stringent technical or

Selected Mission-Essefitial:

Items which are used in nuclear power plants or associated systems and which re-quality control.

Items of snecial importance to the Performance of militarv missions. selected atstaff headquarters of the Military Ser~ice chie~s and approved’by the ASD (MRA&Li.

Security Classified Items: Items requiring special management because of security classification.

Weapon Systems Management Sensitive: Consumable items selectively identified and managed because oftheir criticality to the readiness of the weapon/end item or to the mission performance and are subject tospecialized management or controls, such as items in unique service logistics networks; restricted in issue toselected approved activities: requiring extensive quality assurance controls with testing by authorized serviceactivities; requiring a close relationship between inventory management and engineering control: or com-ponents requiring management as an entity with the end item.

Integrated Management: Relinquishment of Service management of an item in designated commodity-oriented Federal Supply Classes to the CIMM (FSC manager) for management.

NOTES:

1. Source: DoD 4140.26M, volume 1, Defense Integrated Materiel Management for Commodity oriented ConsumableItems.

2. See volume 12, Data Record Numbers (DRNs) 0274 and 2744 for format and definition.

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TABLE 79UNIT OF ISSUE CONVERSION FACTORS

A table identifying the factor by which the old quantity must be multiplied to convert to the new Unit of Issue and the ,numerical multiplier used in conjunction with the reflected decimal locator. The return code EV edit which checks the Unitof Issue Conversion Factor in a Catalog Management Data (CMD) record against this table to assure the correct conversionfactor is present will be bypassed if the relationship between the old and new Units of Issue is not reflected on this table. The <,edit is also bypassed for a Unit of Issue change involving a nondefinitive Unit of Issue if the Quantitative Expression fur- 3nished with the nondefinitive Unit of Issue does not equal any value reflected immediately following that nondefinitive Unit %

~

of Issue in this table.

OLDUNIT OF ISSUE

Barren (StandardU.S.’; 31.5 CL)

Barrel (StandardU. S.; 31.5 GL)

Barrel (bulkPetroleum; 42GL)




Board FootBoard FootCoil (100 FT)Coil (250 FT)Coil (500 FT)Coil (750 FT)Coil (1000 FT)Cubic Foot

Cubic FootCubic FootCubic FootCubic FootCubic FootCubic FootCubic InchCubic MeterCubic MeterCubic MeterCubic MeterCubic YardCubic YardCubic YardCubic YardDozenDozenDozenDozen

NEWUNIT OF ISSUE

CONVERSION DECIMALLOCATOR & FACTOR MULTIPLY BY

4.212Cubic Foot 34212

31.5Gallon 10315

Gallon 00042 42.

Liter 11192 119.2

252.Pint 00252

Quart 00126 126.

.0833Cubic FootCubic YardFootFootFootFootFootBarrel (Standard

U. S.; 31.5 CL)Board FootCubic YardGallonLiterPintQuartBoard FootBoard FootCubic FootCubic YardGallonCubic FootGallonLiterBoard FootEachGrossHundredPair

4083340031001000025000500007500100042374

.0031100,250.500. &.750.

1000..2374

0001240370374812283225984229924006914238235313130812642000270020217645003240001240833200120 0 0 0 6

12,.0370

7.48128.3259.8429.92

.0069423.8

35.311.308

264.227.

202.764.5324.

12..0833

‘1.12

,6.

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UNIT%FDISShE

DozenEachEachEachEachEachEachEachEachEachEachEachEachEachEachEachEachEachEachEachEachEachFiftyFiveFoot (FT)Foot (FT)Foot (FT)Foot (FT)Foot (FT)FootFootFootFootFootFootFootGallon

Gallon

GallonGallonGallonGallonGross (GR)Gross (GR)Gross (GR)Gross (GR)HundredHundredHundredHundred


NEW CONVERSION DECIMALUNIT OF ISSUE LOCATOR & FACTOR

Thousand 30012Dozen 40833Fifty 20002Five 10002Gross 40069Hundred 20001Package (3) 43333Package (4) 20025Package (5) 10002Package (10) 10001Package (20) 20005Package (25) 20004Package (50) 20002Package (200) 30005Package (500) 30002Package (1000) 30001Pair 10005Ten 10001Thirty-six 40277Thousand 30001Twenty-four 40416Twenty-five 20004Each 00050Each 00005Coil (100 FT) 20001Coil (250 FT) 30004Coil (500 FT) 30002Coil (750 FT) 40013Coil (1000 FT) 30001Inch 00012Reel (100 FT) 20001Reel (250 FT) 30004Reel (500 FT) 30002Reel (750 FT) 40013Reel (1000 FT) 30001Yard 43333Barrel (Standard 40317U. S.; 31.5 GL)Barrel (Bulk 40238

Petroleum; 42 GL)Cubic Foot 41337Liter 33785Pint 00008Quart 00004Dozen 00012Each 00144Hundred 20144Pair 00072Dozen 38333Each OO1OOGross 46944Pair 00050

. . . . .. . . . .

MULTIPLY BY

.012

.08330.020.2

.0069

.01

.3333

.25

.2

.1

.05

.04

.02

.005

.002

.001

.50.10.0277

.0010.04160.04

50.05.0

.01

.004

.002

.0013

.00112.

.01

.004

.002

.0013

.001

.3333

.0317

.0238 ;

. 1 3 3 73.785 . . . ~8.4.

12.144.

1.4472.

8.333100.

. 6 9 4 450.

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. . OLD~..:, ,.. .,. : UNIT OF ISSUE> . ...<.

H u n d r e dInch /.,InchLiter

LiterLiterLiterLiterMeterMeterOunceOuncePairPairPairPairPairPint

PintPintPintPintPoundPoundQuart

QuartQuartQuartQuartReel (100 FT)Reel (250 FT)Reel (500 FT)Reel (750 FT)Reel (1000 FT)Square FootSquare YardTenThirty-sixThousandThousandThousandThousandThousandTonTroy OunceTroy OunceTwenty-fourTwenty-fiveYardYard


NEWUNIT OF ISSUE

ThousandFootYardBarrel (StandardU. S.; 31.5 GL)Cubic FootGallonPint (liq)Quart (Iiq)FootYardPoundTroy OunceDozenEachGrossHundredThousandBarrel (StandardU. S.; 31.5 GL)Cubic FootGallonLiterQuartOunceTonBarrel (StandardU. S.; 31.S GL)Cubic FootGallonLiterPintFootFootFootFootFootSquare YardSquare FootEachEachDozenEachGrossHundredPairPoundPoundOunceEachEachFootInch

CONVERSION DECIMALLOCATOR & FACTOR

10001408334027840084

4035342642321133105733281310944062549115416660000240139200023000230004

40167301254473210005000164000540079

4033420025494630000200100002500050000750010004111100009Oooro0003628333O1ooo36944Ooo1o0050002000406863109700024000250000300036


MULTIPLY BY

.1

.0833

.0278

.0084

.0353

.26422.1131.0573.2811.094

.0625

.9115

.16662.

.0139

.02

.002

.004

.0167

.115

.4732

.516.

.0005

.0079

.0334

.25

.94632.

100.250.500.750.

1000..1111

9.ro. o36.083.33

1000.6.944

10.500.

2000..0686

1.09724.02.5.0

3.36.

NOTE: See volume 12, Data Record Numbers (DRNs) 3f)53, 8472, and 3050 for format and definition.

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. . TABLE 81. . . . UNIT OF MEASUREMENT DESIGNATIONS

A table of me surement terms and designations authorized to be used in conjunction with unit of measure of related Na-Jtional Stock umber (NSN) and quantitative expression required as the result of the application of Phrase Codes K (unit of

issue contains (Qty) (U/M)), Q (fabricate or assemble) and M ‘(breakdown into) in Catalog Management Data transactions.

DESIGNATION TERM DESIGNATION TERM

H

HundredHundred FeetHundred PoundsHundred Square

FeetHundred WeightHundred Yards

I

Inch

K

KilogramKilometer

L

LiterLinear Foot

B

BFBQ

Board FootBriquet

HDHFHPHS

HWHY

c

ccCDCFCGCI

CMCuCzKR

Cubic CentimeterCubic YardCubic FootCentigramCubic InchCentimeterCurieCubic MeterCarat

IN

KGKMD

DecagramDecimeterDecigramDeciliterDramDozen

DCDEDGDLDMDZ

L1LF

M

E MilligramMileMilliliterMillimeterMeter

MGMIMLMMMR

EAEX

EachExposure

Fo

P

FDFRFT

FoldFrameFoot

Oz Ounce

GPIPRPTP xDWLB

PillowPairPintPelletPenny weightPound

Great GrossGillGallonGramGrainGross

GGGIGLGMGNGR

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DESIGNATION

QT

RARDRM

SFSHslSKSM

TABLE 81i, UNIT OF MEASUREMENT DESIGNATIONS

TERM DESIGNATION

Q soSQ

Quart SY

R

Ration TNRound TOReam TT

MXs MC

MFSquare Foot RxSheetSquare Inch uSkeinSquare Meter u s

Y

YD

TERM

ShotSquareSquare Yard

Ton (2,000 lb)Troy OunceTabletThousandThousand Cubic FtThousand FeetThousand Rounds

U.S.P. Unit

Yard

NOTE: See volume 12, Data Record Numbers (DRNs) 0107 and 8575 for format and definition, and table 53 for quan-titative expression requirement.

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~ .:.,. :+, ~;.. ., TABLE 87ARMY RECOVEIUIBILITY CODES. . ,., .,

A code employed within the U.S. Army denoting the recoverability category under which an item of supply is managed. Thecodes are assigned to support items to indicate the disposition action on unserviceable items.

CODE EXPLANATION

A Item requires special handling or condemnation procedures because of specific reasons (i.e., precious metalcontent, high dollar value, critical materiel, or hazardous materiel). Refer to appropriate manuals/directivesfor specific instructions.

D Reparable item. When beyond lower level repair capability, return to depot. Condemnation and disposal notauthorized below depot level.

F Reparable item. When uneconomically reparable, condemn and dispose at Direct Support level.

H Reparable item. When uneconomically reparable, condemn and dispose at General Support level.

L Reparable item. Repair, condemnation and disposal not authorized below depot/Specialized Repair Activityl e v e l .

o Reparable item. When uneconomically reparable, condemn and dispose at organizational level.

z Nonreparable item. When unserviceable, condemn and dispose at the level indicated in coiumn 3 of theuniform Source Maintenance and Recoverability y (SMR) Codes.

NOTE: See volume 12, Data Record Number (DRN) 2892 for format and definition.

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:L-:i;>.ii<+< TABLE 91. . . . .~ ..-...,.,. .- ITEM STANDARDIZATION CODES

Codes reflectin~ the standardization decision of a standardization organizational entity. The coding structure provides forthe categorization of items as authorized for procurement or not authorized for procurement. Within these two broadcategories the specific codes indicate key management information used in assigning the code, the basis for assignment ofthe code, or in some casss a condition requiring further management attention.

ISC EXPLANATION

o Items under the specification control of the National Security Agency (NSA) and Defense Nuclear Agency(DNA).

1 An item authorized for procurement as a result of a formal item reduction study and accepted as a replace-ment for one or more items not authorized for procurement. in addition, in generic relationships, a code 1item is related to a code 2 item.

2 An item authorized for procurement which has been included in an item reduction study and which initiallydoes not replace an item not authorized for procurement. In addition, in generic relationships, a code 2 item isrelated to a code 1 item.

3 An item which, as a result of a formal item reduction study, is accepted as not authorized for procurement.

5 An item authorized for procurement that has not yet been subject to item standardization

6 An item authorized for procurement that is in a specific Federal Supply Class (FSC) or item name groupingconsisting primarily of items which are one-of-a-kind; therefore, little or no potential exists for elimination ofitems through formal item reduction studies.

7 NATO use only (see NOTE 3).

8 NATO use only (see NOTE 3).

B A new item authorized for procurement, contained in a new or revised superseding specification or standard,that replaces prior items. This item will be assigned a Permanent System Control Number (PSCN) or, if a re-quirement exists, a National Stock Number (NSN).

c An item authorized for procurement that has been included in an item reduction study but an intelligent deci-sion could not be made due to lack of sufficient technical data.

E An item no longer authorized for procurement which has been replaced by an item contained in a new orrevised supc :feding specification or standard. The replacement item will be either a PSCN or, if a requirementexists, an ?.:’:N.

NOTES:

1. See volume 12, Data Record Numbers (DRNs) 2650 and 8525 for format and definition.

2. See volume 6, paragraph 6.5.2.d for definition of a generic relationship.

3. NATO (non U. S.) Stock Numbered items in the TIR may reflect an ISC. The other NA TO countries also apply ISC Othrough 6, as sho wn in this table, however in lieu of ISC C they apply ISC 7 (same explanation) and in lieu of ISC E“they apply ISC 8 (same explanation).

Table 911


>. <s:<.+ TABLE 95< .?+<..,’ NAVY ISSUE, REPAIR, AND/OR REQUISITION RESTRICTION CODES

A two-positiop alphanumeric code that indicates restrictions to issue or procurement q~ the material involved or instruc-tions for item requisitioning, turn-in or exchange for the Navy.

IRRC DEFINITION

00 No restriction.

AE Submit/refer requisitions to NAVEDTRAPRODEVCEN.

AF Submit/refer requisitions to NAVSEA (other than ammunition-N23).

AG Submit/refer requisitions to Naval Training Equipment Center.

AH Submit/refer requisitions to CESO (Civil Engineer Support Office) CBC Port Hueneme.

: AM Submit/refer requisitions to SPCC (code 009) Mechanicsburg. Centralized control for issue of reactor planttechnical manuals.

AT Submit/refer requisition to NAVCOMPT.

AW Submit/refer requisition to NAVPLANTTECHREPO (Anaheim SP1). In accordance with SSPINST4400.3E.

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IRRC

BE

BF

BJ

BL

BM

BS

BV

BW

BY

BZ

c o

c1

C2

C3

CB

c c

TABLE 95NAVY ISSUE, REPAIR, AND/OR REQUISITION RESTRICTION CODES

DEFINTION’ “’

Submit/refer requisitions to MSC.

Submit/refer requisitions to U.S. Coast Guard Yard, Curtis Bay, MD.

Submit/refer requisitions to NSMSES.

Submit/refer requisitions to SPCC. Centralized control for issue of repair parts for specificprogram5/equipments.

Submit/refer requisitions to NA VSPA WA R (SPA WA R 82)

Submit/refer requisitions to ASO.

Controlled ammunition item. Submit/refer requisitions to SPCC (NCB). Centralized control for issue of con-trolled ammunition items.

Submit/refer requisitions to FMSO Mechanicsburg. Controls issue of following publications: Wood Pro-ducts Catalog (Hard Copy); Management List - Consolidated (ML-C); Master Cross-Reference List, Part 3(MCRL-3); H2-1 (Hard Copy); H6 (Hard Copy); and Federal Item Logistics Data Record (FILDR).

Submit/refer requisitions to NAVFSSO. Controls galley equipment unique to submarines and Direct Current(DC) ships.

Submit/refer requisitions to NAVRESSO.

Critical item. Do not issue. Refer all requests to cognizant manager.

Type 1 critical item. Issue to fill priority 1-8 end-use request only with appropriate prior approval as re-quested.

Type 2 critical item. Issue only to fill priority I-3 end-use requests.

Type 3 critical item. Issue only to fill priority 1-8 end-use requirements.

NAVSEA-controlled materiai. Submit requisitions to the nearest pool activity; i.e., NSC, Oakland, PearlHarbor, or NSY Portsmouth, NH. These activities are authorized to approve the issue of material so codedwithout NAVSEA prior approval.

Submit/refer requisitions to NAVELEXENGCEN, San Diego, CA (452). (Field change kit program relatedrequisitions.)

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DV

R9

XA

XB

x c

XD

XE

XG

XJ

XL

XQ

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DEFINITION

Submit/refer requisitions to Naval Air Technical Services Facility.

Integrated Manager reparable item. Includes Defense Logistics Agency-managed items which are report ablein non-RFI condition to appropriate Defense Supply Center per NAVSUP instructions for return of ewxssmaterial to DLA.

Submit/refer requisitions to NAVPRO Pittsfield, MA. Control issue of critical FBM and SWS Ima.tcrial.

Maintain record of serial numbers.

Submit/refer requisitions to NAVPRO Sunnyvale, CA (SPL-60). Control of active C3/C4 material.

Technical Directive Change Kit is a controlled item and requires special management. Submit/relel requisi-tions to NALC.

Refer to technical information card for special instructions. This code may only be assigned by the inven!orycontrol point (lCP) when material cannot be properly issued without review of the technical informationcard.

Submit/refer requisitions to NAVPRO Sunnyvale, CA (SPL(W).)

Submit/refer requisitions to SSPO (Strategic Systems Program Office) Technical Representative, GreatNeck, NY. In accordance with SSPINST 4400.3E.

Submit/refer requisitions to NAVPLANTTECHREPO, Anaheim, CA (SPA). In accordance ~rith SSI’l NS”r4400.3E.

Submit/refer requisitions to NAVSEA (ammunition-N24).

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TABLE 95NAVY ISSUE, REPAIR, AND/OR REQU1SITION RESTRICTION CODES

IRRC DEF1NITION

XR Submit/refer requisitions to NAVSEA. Maintain records by serial number (NAVSEAINST 4440.7 applies).

Xs Submit/refer requisitions to Naval Intelligence Command, Washington, D. C.

X w Submit/refer requisitions to Naval Underwater Systems Center (NUSC) Newport, RI.

X z Submit/refer requisitions to Naval Underwater Warfare Engineering Station, Keyport, WA.


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TABLE 102SPECIAL MATERIAL CONTENT CODES. . . . . . . . . . . . . .~-.. -._..

Codes that indicate that an item represents or contains peculiar material requiring special treatment, precautions, ormanagement control.

CODE d e f i n i t i O n

ABcDEFG1JKLMNo

~

sTuvwxYz2349

Antibiotic (Medical)Flammable Compressed GasCorrosive Liquid (other than Acid)Alcohol (Ethanol, Ethyl Alcohol, or Grain Alcohol only)Precious MetalsFlammable Liquid (less than lOOoF Flash Point)Combustible Liquid (1OWF to 20W Flash Point)Mercury (not authorized for submarine use)Oxidizing MaterialMedical Kits containing any combination of Codes A, D, L, and N.Drugs, other than Codes A, D, N, and K requiring special handling/issue/storage.Magnetic MaterialNarcotic (Medical/Drugs)Mercury (not authorized for any shipboard use)Poison (including Methanol, Wood Alcohol, and Denatured Alcohol)Explosive Non-Ordnance ItemsRadioactive MaterialFlammable and Toxic SubstanceToxic SubstanceMercury (authorized for general use)Acid (Medical)Nonflammable Compressed GasRadioactive and Magnetic MaterialNon-Magnetic (must remain free of strong magnetic field)Flammable SolidsElectrostatic Discharge (ESD)/Electromagnetic (EM) Sensitive ItemElectrostatic Discharge (ESD)/Sensitive ItemElectromagnetic (EM) Sensitive ItemNon-Hazardous and item does not represent or contain material requiring special treatment or precaution.


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TABLE 103. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . SOURCE OF SUPPLY CODES. . ,. . . .

Codes that identify a specific supply and distribution organization or requisition processing point as to its Routing Iden-tifier Code (RI~), Military Service or Governmental ownership, and location, as well as the Cataloging Activity Code (AC)when applicable.” (The Q8 return code edit will be bypassed for [hose RICS which reflect N/A in [he AC column. )

RIC

AKZ

AP5

A12

A35

B14

B16

B17

B46

B56

,B63

B64

B69

FFZ

FG5

FGZ

FHZ

SERVICE/ACTIVITY & LOCATION

US Army Tank-Automotive CommandWarren, Michigan 48090

US Army Support Activity, PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19101

US Army Troop Support CommandSt Louis, MO 63120-1798

US Army General Materiel and Petroleum ActivityNew Cum berland, Pennsylvania 17070

US Army Armament, ,Munitions and Chemical CommandRock Island, IL 61299

US Army Communications-ElectronicsCommand and Fort MonmouthFort Monmouth, NJ 07703

US Army Aviation SystemsReadiness CommandSt. Louis, Missouri 63120-1798

US Army Electronics Materiel Readiness ActivityWarrenton, Virginia 22186

US Army Communications Security Logistics ActivityFort Huachuca. Arizona 85613

USA Biological Depot, Wash, DCMail - Commanding General, Walter ReedArmy Medical Center, ATTN: Chief SupplyControl Branch, Wash, DC 20012

US Army Missile CommandRedstone Arsenal, AL 35898

US Army Medical Materiel AgencyFrederick, Maryland 21701

Sacramento Air Logistics CenterMcClellan AFB, California 95652-5609

Ogden Air Logistics CenterHill AFB, Utah 84056-5609


Oklahoma City Air Logistics CenterTinker AFB, Oklahoma 73145-5989

AC

AZ

CA

AJ

CD

BF

CL

CT

C u

CM

N/A

BD

AM

TA

S u

Su

S x

Table 1031

.—


RIC

FLZ

FO1

F27

FL5

FM S

FM2

FND

FNF

FPD

FPH

FPK

FPZ

FPZ

FPV

F2U

F4U

TABLE 103SOURCE OF SUPPLY CODES


i Warner Robins Air Logistics CenterRobins AFB, Georgia 31098-5609

Warner Robins Air Logistics CenterRobins AFB, Georgia 31098-5609



Air Force Logistics CommandInternational Logistics Center/M IWright-Patterson AFB, OH 45433-5001

Air Force Logistics CommandInternational Logistics Center/M I-FXWright-Patterson AFB, OH 45433-5001

AFMPC/MPCCMRandolph AFB, Texas 78148

AFLC Command ChaplainHQ AFLC/HCWright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433-5001

Air Force Cryptologic Support Center (ESC)San Antonio, Texas 78243-5000

San Antonio Air Logistics CenterKelly AFB, Texas 78241-5000





Warner-Robins Air Logistics CenterRobins AFB, Georgia 31098-5609


AC

TG

TG

TG

TG

TD

TD

N/A

SA

SJ

SP

S c

SE

SP

SE

TG

S u

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. . . .

RIC

F57

F6U

F7U

F7X

F8U

F92

F97

GO

G36

HAD

MHQ

MPB

NI 7

N21

N22

N23

N24


SERVICE/ACTIVITY & LOCATIONI

Northrop Corp. Aircraft Division3901 W. BroadwayHawthorne, California 90250

Sacramento Air Logistics CenterMcClellan AFB, California 95652-5609


Air Force Cryptologic Support Center (ESC)San Antonio, Texas 78243-5000

Oklahoma City Air Logistics CenterTinker AFB, Oklahoma 73145-5989

Air Force Clothing and Textile OfficePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19101-8419

HQ Air Force Engineering and Services Center/AFESCTyndall AFB, Florida 32403-6001

The General Services Administration ,20406 (See note 2)

Veterans AdministrationSupply Depot (901E) P.O. Box 27Hines, IL 60141

Field Command, Defense Nuclear AgencyKirtland AFB. New Mexico 87115

Headquarters Marine CorpsWashington, D.C. 20380

Commanding GeneralMarine Corps Logistics BaseCode 850, Bldg. 3700Albany, Georgia 31704-5000

Navy Resale and ServiceSupport OfficeFort WadsworthStaten Island, NY 10305

Naval Air Systems CommandWashington, D.C. 20360

Naval Supply Systems CommandWashington, D.C. 20376

Naval Sea Systems CommandWashington, D.C. 20362

Naval Sea Systems CommandWashington, D.C. 20362

AC

SE

TA

SE

SJ

S x

ST

SR

75

54

XB

PM

PA

N / A

KA

H P

HA/HB

JK

Table 103


RIC

N2.5

N26

N32

N35

N39

N43

N44

N45

N47

N48

N56

N57

N64

N67

N68

N77


SERVICE/ACTIVITY & LOCATION/,,Naval Facilities Engineering CommandAlexandria, Virginia 22332

Bureau of Naval PersonnelWashington, D.C. 20370

Navy Aviation Supply OfficePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19111

Navy Ships Parts Control CenterP.O. Box 2020Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania 17055

Military Sealift CommandWashington, D.C. 20390

Navy Food Service Systems OfficeWashington Navy YardWashington, D.C. 20374

Strategic Systems Project OfficeWashington, D.C. 20376

Naval Training Equipment CenterOrlando, Florida 32813

Navy Fleet Material Support OfficeMechanicsburg, PA 17055

Naval Education and Training Program Development CenterPensacola, Florida 32509

Bureau of Medicine and SurgeryWashington, D.C. 20390

Chief of Naval OperationsWashington, D.C. 20350

CommanderNaval Intelligence Command4600 Silver Hill RoadWashington, D. C. 20389

Naval Air Technical Services FacilityPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 1911 I

Naval Underwater Systems CenterNewport, Rl 02840

Naval Electronic Systems CommandWashington, D.C. 20360

AC

N/A

N/A

KE

I-ID, HX,JF

HW

N/A

JV

GR

N / A

N/A

KN

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

HC

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N79 ‘1 Naval Mine Engineering FacilityYorktown, Virginia 23491

N84 Naval Ship Weapon Systems Engineering Station(Code 5200)

Port Hueneme, California 93041

NDZ Naval Supply CenterSan Diego, California 92131

NMP Navy Ships Parts Control CenterP. O. Box 2020Mechanicsburg, PA 17055

NMZ Navy Ships Parts Control CenterP.O. Box 2020Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania 17055

GE

N/A

N/A

HD

N/A

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. . . . . . .. . . . ..: RIC. . . . . . .

NCB

i

NFZ

PPZ

Psz

P73

Q6D

Q81

RAZ

RCZ

RKZ

R29

R31

R32

R33

R41



Navy Ships Parts Control Center (Ammo Div)P.O. Box 2020Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania 17055

Naval Publications and Forms CenterPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19120

Naval Air StationSupply DepartmentPensacola, Florida 32508

Pacific Missile Test CenterPoint Mugu, California 93042

Naval Undersea WarfareEngineering StationSupply DepartmentKeyport, WA 98345

Communications Security Material System3801 Nebraska Ave N.W.Washington, D.C. 20390

Joint Cruise Missile Project OfficeWashington, D.C. 20360

Naval Plant Representative (SPL-60)Lockheed Missiles and Space Co.P.O. Box 504Sunnyvale, California 94088

NavaI Plant Representative (SPG)General Electric Ordnance SystemsPittsfield, Massachusetts 01201

Naval Plant Technical Representative (SPI)Interstate Electronics Corp.Anaheim, California 92803

SSPO Technical Representative (SSPOTR)Sperry Rand Corp.Sperry Systems Management DivisionGreat Neck, New York 11020

Naval Plant Representative (SPL(W))P.O. Box 504Sunnyvale, California 94088

Naval Ship Engineering CenterNaval StationNorfolk, Virginia 23511

Naval Plant Technical Representative (SPA)Autonetics Division of Rockwell International, Inc.Anaheim, California 92803

Commanding OfficerNaval Construction Battalion CenterCivil Engineer Support OfficeCode 15324Port Hueneme, California 93043-5000

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AC

JG

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

JD

JC

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N / A

N / A

N/A

JN

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RIC

R58

R48

S9C

S9E

S9F

S9G

S91

S9M

S9P

S9S

S9T

ZIC

ZNC

ZQC

NOTES:



Navy fiecruiting CommandArlington, Virginia 22203

Headquarters Naval MaterialWashington, D.C. 20350

Defense Construction SupplyColumbus, Ohio 43215

Command

Center

Defense Electronics Supply CenterDayton, Ohio 45444

Defense Fuel Supply CenterCameron StationAlexandria, VA 22304-6160

Defense General Supply CenterRichmond, Virginia 23297

Defense Industrial Supply CenterPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19111

Defense Personnel Support CenterPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19101

Defense Personnel Support CenterPerishable SubsistencePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19101

Defense Personnel Support CenterNonperishable SubsistencePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19101

Defense Personnel Support CenterPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19101

U.S. Coast Guard YardCurtiss Bay, Maryland 21226

U.S. Coast Guard Supply CenterBrooklyn, New York 11232

U.S. Coast Guard AircraftRepair and Supply CenterElizabeth, North Carolina 27909

AC

N/A

N/A

AX

TX

KY

C x

KZ

KX

C z

C z

CY

XF

XG

XH

1. See volume 12, Data Record Number (DRN) 3690 for definition and format.

2. G O is used in this table as an authorized value to represent all General Services Administration (GSA) supply controldivisions and for segment H data edit/validation, publication, and for generating Source of Supply update to the DefenseAutomatic Addressing System (DAAS).

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NONCONSUMABLE ITEM MATERIAL SUPPORT CODES

NIMSCS identify the degree of support received by an individual Secondary Inventory Control Activity (SICA) or identifythe Service(i) performing depot maintenance for a Lead Service (Primary Inventory Control Activity (PICA)). A noncon-sumable itenf has been defined as an item of supply which is managed by one or more Military Services as a nonconsumable(i.e., major end item, depot reparable, or nonstock-funded consumable). A Service management mix of consumable-enditems, consumable-depot reparable, etc., is therefore considered as a nonconsumable and is not authorized the PICA-LOA06/SICA-LOA67 identity for Weapons Integrated Materiel Manager/Service Item Control Center (WIMM/SICC)relationships. (NOTE: The U.S. Coast Guard as a SICA (LOA 8D) requires an NIMSC of 5 for Defense Logistics ServicesCenter (DLSC) edit purposes. The USCG can never be a PICA (LOA 22).)

CODES APPLICABLE TO SICAS (LEVEL OF AUTHORITY (LOA)8D ONLY):

Exception Item (End Item of Equipment). This code identifies SICA managed end items of equipment assigned toanother service which is responsible for the logistics functions of single submitter cataloger, procurement, anddisposal authority. Supply support requirements will be submitted by the SICA to the PICA on Military In-terdepartmental Purchase Requests (M IPRs) unless otherwise directed by the PICA. The SICA is responsible forthe stock, store, and issue functions in support of SICA activities and has retained depot repair capability, whereapplicable. Retention of depot maintenance capability for end items of equipment requires documented justifica-tion by the SICA to the joint Maintenance Interservice Support Management Office (M lSMOS). The SICA CatalogManagement Dati (CMD) will reflect Source of Supply or SOS Modifiers compatible with the SICA managing ac-tivity. The PICA will not be entered in the Defense Automatic Addressing System Integrated Materiel Manager(DAAS IMM) field.

2 Exception Item (Depot-Reparable Component or SICA-Managed Consumable). This code identifies SICA manag-ed depot reparable components, or SICA managed consumables wherein the SICA cannot use repaired itemsassigned to another service which has responsibility for the logistics functions of single submitter cataloger, pro-curement, and disposal authority. The SICA Service has retained the wholesale stock, store, and issue functions insupport of SICA activities and has retained depot repair capability, where applicable. Supply support requirementswill be submitted by the SICA to the PICA on MIPRs unless otherwise directed by the PICA. Retention of depotmaintenance repair capability for the depot-reparabIe components requires documented justification by the S[CAwith the joint MISfvloS. The SICA CMD will reflect source of SUpply or SOS Modifiers compatible with the SICAmanaging activity. The PICA will not be entered in the DAAS IMM field.

3 End Item Primary Inventory Control Activity. This code identifies SICA managed end items of equipment assignedto another service which has responsibility for the logistics functions of single submitter cataloger, procurement,and disposal authority, and depot maintenance to be provided by Depot Maintenance Interservice Support Agree-ment (DMISA). Supply support requirements will be submitted by the SICA to the PICA on Military Interdepart-mental Purchase Requests (DMISAS) unless otherwise directed by the PICA. The SICA is responsible for the stock,store, and issue functions, for SICA activities. The SICA CMD will reflect Source of Supply or SOS Modifierscompatible with the SICA managing activity, The PICA will not be entered in the DAAS IMM field.

4 Depot Reparable Component (Phase 1 Temporary). This code identifies SICA managed depot reparable com-ponents assigned to another service which has responsibility for the logistics functions of single submitter cataloger,procurement, and disposal authority, and depot maintenance to be provided by Depot Maintenance InterserviceSupport Agreement. Supply support requirements will be submitted by the SICA to the PICA on Military ln-terdepartmental Purchase Requests unless otherwise directed by the PICA. The SICA is responsible for the stock,store, and issue functions for SICA activities. This code is temporarily assigned to items which have not completedPhase 11 item review processing. The SICA CMD will reflect Source of Supply or SOS Modifiers compatible withthe SICA managing activity. The PICA will not be entered in the DAAS IMM fieId.

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5 Depot Reparable Component (Phase II). This code identifies SICA managed depot reparable components assignedto another servige which is responsible for the logistics functions of single submitter cataloger, Procurement,disposal authority, and depot maintenance; performs the wholesale stock, store, and issue functions; andestablishes, budgets and funds the wholesale s[ock level requirement. Supply support requirements will be submit-ted to the PICA on requisitions which are funded by a designated point within the SICA. Unserviceable SICAassets will normally be returned to the PICA for credit. The SICA will provide item/program data required by thePICA to meet the materiel support commitments. Normally, MIPRs will not be requested by the PICA to supportSICA(S) NIMSC 5 requirements. The SICA CMD will reflect Source of Supply or S0S Modifiers compatible withthe SICA managing activity. The PICA will not be entered in the DAAS IMM field.

6 Requisitioning Activity Funded Items. This code identifies items wherein SICA activities have been authorized bytheir parent Service to submit requisitions directly to the PICA. These items are usually managed as consumable(expense) items by the SICA Service. The SICA CMD will reflect the Source of Supply or Source of SupplyModifiers compatible with the PICA managing activities and may reflect the Acquisition Advice Code (AAC) ofthe PICA. The PICA will not be entered in the DAAS lMM field.

7 Joint Conventional Ammunition Production (JCAP) Cognizance. This item is under JCAP cognizance and supplysupport will be determined by the DoD Single Manager for Conventional Ammunition, The SICA CMD will reflectSource of Supply or Source of Supply Modifier Codes compatible with the SICA managing activity. The PICA willnot be entered in the DAAS IMM field.

8 Depot Reparable Component (Phase 1). This code identifies SICA managed depot reparable components whichhave been reviewed for migration to Phase 11, but will be retained under Phase 1 management. The PICA will haveresponsibility for the logistics functions of single submitter cataloger, procurement and disposal authority, anddepot maintenance to be provided by DMISA. Supply support requirements will be submitted by the SICA to thePICA via MIPRs unless o~herwise directed by the PICA. The SICA is responsible for stock, store, and issue func-tions for SICA activities. The SICA Source of Supply/Source of Supply Modifier and Acquisition Advice Code

will appear in the SICA CMD. The PICA will not be entered in the DAAS IMM field.

9 Exception Item (Depot Maintenance Review Not Completed). This code identifies items wherein assignment fordepot repair has not been established. PICA responsibilities are limited to single submitter cataloger, procurement,and disposal authority. Upon completion of depot maintenance review and assignment for depot repair is made,code 9 items will be reassigned to code 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, or 8. The SICA CMD will reflect the Source of Supply or SOSModifiers compatible with the SICA managing activities. The PICA will not be entered in the DAAS IMM field.

o DLSC Files Conversion Code. To be assigned by DLSC program to existing Wholesale Interservice Supply SupportAgreement (\\’lSSA) type recordings (LOA 8D) during initial file conversion program. This code is reassigned tocode 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, or 8 upon completion of item review. The SICA CMD will reflect the SOS/SOSM and AAC com-patible with the PICA. The PICA will not be en[ered in the DAAS IMM field.

CODES APPLICABLE TO PICAS (LOA 22 ONI,Y):

A An activitiy within the .Army is pro~iding depot maintenance support.

B Multi-Service Organic Repair. The depot repair requirement of two or more Services is being performed organicallyby more [ban one Service.

E Excess o~erflow which is contracted by the PICA,

F An activity within the Air Force is providing depol maintenance support.

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i TABLE 107NONCONSUMABLE ITEM MATERIAL SUPPORT CODES

J. JCAP Cognizance. This item is under JCAP cognizance and supply support will be determined by the DoD SingleManager ~or Conventional Ammunition.

M. An activity within the Marine Corps is providing depot maintenance support.

P. Total depot maintenance is being accomplished by commercial contract.

s . Organic overflow to another Service(s) possessing organic capability.

U-, Unassigned. MISMO review not completed. Curren~ depot repair arrangements remain in effect.

v. An activity within the Navy is providing depot maintenance support.

x . All other conditions.

NOTE: See volume 12, Data Record Number (DRN) 0076 for format and definition.

Table 107


TABLE 123MARINE CORPS OPERATIONAL TEST CODES

A code which indicates the type of item requiring inspection and operational testing and the depth of inspection and testing.The criteria and procedures in conducting receipt inspection, preservation and packaging inspection, and operationaltesting is set fo~th in chapter 100 f MCC p44CC.75. This code is assigned by the technical item manager at the InventoryControl Point (lCP), transmitted as item management data to the RSA, and maintained in the item locator file.

CODE EXPLANATION

I Operational Test Code I items are normally major technical items of equipment that are unboxed. The opera-tional inspect ion element has complete responsibility for inspection, preservation, and operation] testing ofthese items.

2 Operational Test Code 2 items are normally boxed technical items of equipment. The P and P elements havethe responsibility for the care-in-store surveillance inspection of the packing and preservation. The opera-tional test inspection element has the responsibility for the operational testing.

3 Operational Test Code 3 items require only calibration,


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TABLE 124MARINE CORPS PHYSICAL CATEGORY CODES

/,A code which indicates the physical category for picking, packing, and marking items for shipment. The codes are related tothe man-hours required for picking, packing, and marking. The Mechanization of Warehousing and Shipment Processing(MOWASP) subsystem records the codes in files D04 and D05.

CODE EXPLANATION

1 Bin

2 Bulk

3 Two-Wheeled Vehicle

4 All Other Wheeled Vehicles

‘, Tracked Vehicles up to 10 Ton

6 Tracked Vehicles from 10 to 30 Ton

7 Tracked Vehicles from 30 to 60 Ton

8 AA V - All tj’pes


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TABLE 126CONVERSION CHART OF MOE CODES TO SERVICE/AGENCY DESIGNATOR CODES

Codes that identify the Service/Agency originator of an Interchangeability and Substitutability (I&S) decision.

MAJORORGANfiATIONAL SERVICE/AGENCY

ENTITY CODE DESIGNATOR CODE IDENTIFICATION

D A A Department of the Army

DF F Department of the Air Force

DM M U.S. Marine Corps

DN N Department of the Navy

DS s Defense Logistics Agency

TG G General Services Administration

NOTE: See volume 12, Data Record Number (DRN) 3702 for format and definition,

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TABLE 127COAST G.UARD INVENTORY ACCOUNT CODES

A w-position fx%le used to designate the inventory account in which an item is held in the Coast Guard supply system.

point ,EXPLANATION

s Stock Fund item managed for the Coast Guard by the respective Inventory Control Point. A funded requisi-tion is required.

A Appropriations Purchase Account item managed for the Coast Guard by the respective Inventory ControlPoint. An unfunded requisition is required.

NOTE See volume 12, Data Record Number (DRN) 0708 for format.

Table 127


TABLE 128COAST GUARD REPARABILITY CODES

A code used within the Coast Guard to denote if an item is reparable and the lowest maintenance level at which repair orcondemnation. is normally accomplished.

CODE &&PLANATION

c Nonreparable item.

o Reparable item. When uneconomically reparable, condemn and dispose at the organizational (user) level.

H Reparable item. Repair, condemnation, and disposal not authorized below intermediate (district) level.

R Reparable item. Repair, condemnation, and disposal not authorized below depot (inventory control point(ICP)) level.


Table 128

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .

TABLE 130REPARABLE CHARACTERISTICS INDICATOR CODE - DLA


A code indicating whether or not the item has reparable characteristics and whether or not the item has beensubjected FO reparable characteristics review. This code is applicable to Defense Logistics A enc -maria editems only; NOTE: Items in this code category are not tz f“reparable” as defined in DoD 41 0.2 -M, De enseInte ated Materiel Management Manual for Consumable Items, VOL I, Commodity Oriented Items, which

‘twou d ua.li

2them for Service retention rather than Commodity Integrated Materiel Management. They are

covere by t e definition of “recoverable” contained in paragraph 1-3W of DLAM 4151.1, MaintenanceManagement Manual.

CODE DEFINITION

R This item has been reviewed and a determination made that the item can be restored to a serviceable conditionfrom an unserviceable condition.

N This item has been reviewed and a determination made that the item cannot or should not be restored to a ser-viceable condition from an unserviceable condition.

.

Blank A blank field indicates that the item has not been reviewed for reparable characteristics.


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TABLE 150COAST GUARD SERJA L NUMBER CONTROL CODE

A single numeric code used to identify whether or not an item is subject to serial number control.

CODE EXPLANATION

o Item not controlled by serial number.

1 Item controlled by serial number.

Table 150

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FEDERAL CONDITION CODE (FCC)

A tw,o-position code. The first p(,siti{.m will consist of the MI t ,SrR Ap Supply Cmles A thrll H and Swhich is provided by the generating activity. The second position will c, Insist of a numeric disposalcode which is @signed by the DPDO personnel at the tilile n; r(,c.eipt pressing.

This table has two parts.

I’ART” 1SUPPI ,Y C( )NDITION CODES

(ASSIGNF.D BY CiFNERATING ACTIVII’Y)

CODE TITLE

A Serviceable (Issuable without Qualiflcatir.n)

B Serviceable (T’- uable with Qualifications)

c Serviceable (Priority Issue)

D Serviceable (Test/Modification)

E Unserviceable (Limited Restoration)

F Unserviceable (Reparable)

G Unserviceable (Incomplete)

H Unserviceable (Condemned)

s Unserviceable (Scrap)

DEFINII 10N

New, used, repaired or reconditioned maturiel which is serviceableand issuable to all customers without limitation or restriction. In-cludes materiel with more than 6 months shelf-life remaining.

New, used, repaired or reconditioned materiel which is servicetibleand issuable for its intended purpose but which is restricted fromissue to specific units, activities or geographical areas by reason ofits limited usefulness or short service-life expectancy. Includesmateriel with 3 through 6 months shelf-life remaining.

Items which are serviceable and issuable 10 selected customers,but which must be issued before Condition A and B materiel toavoid loss as a usable asset. Includes materiel with less than 3months shelf-life remaining.

Serviceable materiel which requires test, alteration, modification,conversion or disassembly. (This does not include iterns whichmust be inspected or tested immediately prior to issue.)

Materiel which involves only limited expense or effort to restoreto serviceable condition and which is accomplished in the storageactivity where the stock is located.

Economically reparable materiel which requires repair, overhaul,or reconditioning includes reparable items which are radioactivelycontaminated.

Materiel requiring additional parts or components to complete theend item prior to issue.

Materiel which has been determined to be unserviceable and. doesnot meet repair criteria (includes condemned items which areradioactively contaminated).

Materiel that has no value except for its basic materiel content.No stock will be recorded as on hand in Condition Code S. Thiscode is used only on transactions involving shipments to DPDOS.Materiel will not be transferred to Condition Code S prior to turnin to PDOS is materiel is recorded in Condition Code A through Hat the time materiel is determined excess. Materiel identified byNSN will not, be identified by this Condition Code.

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DisposalCondition

Code

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

x

Brief Definition

Unused-good

Unused-fair

Unused-poor

Used-good

Used-fair

Used-poor

Repairs required-good

Repairs required-fair

Repairs required-poor

Salvage

s Scrap

NOTE: See DRN 2835.

TABLE 151FEDERAL CONDITION CODE (FCC)

PART IIDISPOSAL CONDITION CODES

(ASSIGNED BY DPDO)

Expanded Definition

Unused property that is usable without repairs and identical or interchangeablewith new items from normal supply sources.

Unused property that is usable without repairs, but is deteriorated or damaged tothe extent that utility is somewhat impaired.

Unused property that is usable without repairs, but is considerably deteriorated ordamaged. Enough utility remains to classify the property better than salvage.

Used property that is usable without repairs and most of its useful life remains.

Used property that is usable without repairs, but is somewhat worn or deterioratedand may soon require repairs.

Used property that may be used without repairs, but is considerably worn ordeteriorated to the degree that remaining utility is limited or major repairs willsoon be required.

Required repairs are minor and should not exceed 15 percent of original acquisi-tion cost.

Required repairs are considerable and are estimated to range from 16 percent to 40percent of original acquisition cost.

Required repairs are major because the property is badly damaged, worn, ordeteriorated, and are estimated to range from 41 percent to 65 percent of originalacquisition cost.

Property has some value in excess of its basic material content, but repair orrehabilitation to use for the originally intended purpose is clearly impractical.Repair for any use would exceed 65 percent of the original acquisition cost. DPDSNOTE Code X applies only to items identified with an NSN or LSN.

Material that has no value except for its basic materiel content.

,- . . . . ...=

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Codes used to classify materiel in terms of readiness for issue and use, or to identify action underway to change the status ofthe materiel . . .

ICODE MEANING

A Serviceable (Issuable without Qualification)B Serviceable (Issuable with Qualification)c Serviceable (Priority Issue)D Serviceable (Test/Modificaiton)E Unserviceable (Limited Restoration)F Unserviceable (Reparable)G Unserviceable (Incomplete)

NOTES:

1. Although there are 12 condition codes assigned by Military Standard Transaction Reporting and Accounting Pro-cedures (MILSTRAP), only 7 are applicable to interservicing.

2. See volume 12, Data Record Number (DRN) 2610.

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..-- . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .

The fund code, denoting whether

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the item is reimbursable or nonreimbursable.

CODE EXPLANATION

1 Reimbursable

2 Nonreimbursable

3 Reimbursable. Foreign Country Equity. (This property will be reimbursable at the full stock-list price.)


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A two-position alphanumeric code to designate the Service(s) and/or Agency (ies) that accepted a National Stock Numberthat was offered as a substitute for an item that was identified “by a logistics reference number which has no direct relation-ship to the accepted NSN other than establishing a cross reference to an item of supply.

The Service/Agency is identified as follows: A-Army, F-Air Force, N-Navy, M-MarineD-Defense Logistics Agency, O-Other DoD, T-Federal Aviation Administration, G-GeneralV-Other Civil Agencies.

CODE

AAABACADAEAFAG> AHAIAJAKALAMANAO

::AR

:. ASATAUAVAWA xAYAZA2A3

2A6A7A8A913ABBBCBDBEBFBGBHBIBJBK

S/A

AFNMcDoTGvA-FA-NA-MA-CA-DA-OA-TA-GA-VF-NF-MF-CF-DF-OF-TF-GF-VN-MN-CN-DN-ON-TN-GN-VM-CM-DM-OM-TM-GM-VC-Dc - oC-TC-Gc - v

CODE

BLBMBNBOBPBQBRBSBTBUBVBWBXBYBZB2B3134B5B6B7B8B9CACBc cCDCECFCGCHCICJCKCLCMCNc o

::CRCsCTC uC v

S/A

D-OD-TD-GD-VO-TO-Go - vT-GT-VG-VA-F-NA-F-MA-F-CA-F-DA-F-OA-F-TA-F-GA-F-VA-N-MA-N-CA-N-DA-N-OA-N-TA-N-GA-N-VA-M-CA-M-DA-M-OA-M-TA-M-GA-M-VA-C-DA-C-OA-C-TA-C-GA-C-VA-D-OA-D-TA-D-GA-D-VA-O-TA-O-GA-O-VA-T-GA-T-V

Corps, C-Coast Guard,Services Administration,

CODE S/A CODE S/A

CwCxCYCzC2C3C4C5C6C7C8C9DADBDCDDDEDFDGDHDIDJDKDLDMDNDODPDQDRDSflTDUDVDWDXDYDZD2D3D4D5D6D7D8

A-G-VF-N-MF-N-CF-N-DF-N-OF-N-TF-N-GF-N-VF-M-CF-M-DF-M-OF-M-TF-M-GF-M-VF-C-DF-C-OF-C-TF-C-GF-C-VF-D-OF-D-TF-D-GF-D-VF-O-TF-O-GF-O-VF-T-GF-T-VF-G-VN-M-CN-M-DN-M-ON-M-TN-M-GN-M-VN-C-DN-C-ON-C-TN-C-GN-C-VN-D-ON-D-TN-D-GN-D-VN-O-T

D9EAEBECEDEEEFEGEHElEJEKELEMENEOEPEQERESETEUEVEWEXEYEZE2E3E4E5E6E7E8E9FAFBFCFDFEFFFGFHFI

N-O-GN-O-VN-T-GN-T-VN-G-VM-C-DM-C-OM-C-TM-C-GM-C-VM-D-OM-D-TM-D-GM-D-VM-O-TM-O-GM-O-VM-T-GM-T-VM-G-VC-D-OC-D-TC-D-GC-D-VC-O-TC-O-Gc - o - vC-T-GC-T-VC-G-VD-O-TD-O-GD-O-VD-T-GD-T-VD-G-VO-T-GO-T-VO-G-VT-G-VA-F-N-MA-F-N-CA-F-N-DA-F-N-O

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CODE

FJFKFLFMFNFOFPFQFRFSFTFUFVFWFXFYFZF2F3F4F5F6F7F8F9GAGBGCGDGEGFGGGHGIGJGKGLGMGNGO

::GRGSGTGUGVGWGXGYGZG2G3G4

WA

A-F-N-T iA-F-N-GA-F-N-VA-F-M-CA-F-M-DA-F-M~OA-F-M-TA-F-M-GA-F-M-VA-F-C-DA-F-C-OA-F-C-TA-F-C-GA-F-C-VA-F-D-OA-F-D-TA-F-D-GA-F-D-VA-F-O-TA-F-O-GA-F-O-VA-F-T-GA-F-T-VA-F-G-VA-N-M-CA-N-M-DA-N-M-OA-N-M-TA-N-M-GA-N-M-VA-N-C-DA-N-C-OA-N-C-TA-N-C-GA-N-C-VA-N-D-OA-N-D-TA-N-D-GA-N-D-VA-N-O-TA-N-O-GA-N-O-VA-N-T-GA-N-T-VA-N-G-VA-M-C-DA-M-C-OA-M-C-TA-M-C-GA-M-C-VA-M-D-OA-M-D-TA-M-D-GA-M-D-V

CODE

G5G6G?G8G9HAHBHCHDHEHFHGHHHIHJHKHLHMHNHOHPHQHRHSHTHUHVHWHXHYHZH2H3H4H5H6H7H8H9IAIBlCIDIEIFIGIH11IJIKILIMIN10

SIA

A-M-O-TA-M-O-GA-M-O-VA-M-T-GA-M-T-VA-M-G-VA-C-D-OA-C-D-TA-C-D-GA-C-D-VA-C-O-TA-C-O-GA-C-O-VA-C-T-GA-C-T-VA-C-G-VA-D-O-TA-D-O-GA-D-O-VA-D-T-GA-D-T-VA-D-G-VA-O-T-GA-O-T-VA-O-G-VA-T-G-VF-N-M-CF-N-M-DF-N-M-OF-N-M-TF-N-M-GF-N-M-VF-N-C-DF-N-C-OF-N-C-TF-N-C-GF-N-C-VF-N-D-OF-N-D-T ‘F-N-D-GF-N-D-VF-N-O-TF-N-O-GF-N-O-VF-N-T-GF-N-T-V1 N-G-VI -M-C-DF-M-C-OF-M-C-TF-M-C-GF-M-C-VF-M-D-OF-M-D-T

CODE S/A

‘F-M-D-Gg F-M-D-VIR F-M-O-T1s F-M-O-GIT F-M-O-VIU F - M - T - GIv F-M-T-VIW F-M-G-V1x F-C-D-OIY F-C-D-TIz F-C-D-G12 F-C-D-V13 F-C-O-T14 F-C-O-G15 F-C-O-V16 F-C-T-G17 F-C-T-V18 F-C-G-V19 F-D-O-TJA F-D-O-GJB F - D - O - VJC F - D - T - GJD F-D-T-VJE F-D-G-VJF F-O-T-GJG F-O-T-VJH F-O-G-VJI F-T-G-VJJ N-M-C-DJK N-M-C-OJL N-M-C-TJM N-M-C-GJN N-M-C-VJO N-M-D-O

;; :::::::JR N-M-D-VJS N-M-O-TJT N-M-O-GJU N-M-O-VJV N-M-T-GJW N-M-T-VJX N-M-G-VJY N-C-D-OJZ N-C-D-TJ2 N-C-D-GJ3 N-C-D-VJ4 N-C-O-TJ5 N-C-O-GJ6 N-C-O-VJ7 N-C-T-GJ8 N-C-T-VJ9 N-C-G-VKA N-D-O-T

CODE

KBKCKDKEKFKGKHKIKJKKKLKMKNKOKPKQKRKSKTKUKVKWKXKYKZK2K3K4K5K6K7K8K9LALBLCLDLELFLGLHLILJLKLLLMLNLO

~QLRLSLTLU

. . . . . . . . . . .

. . .

WA

N-D-O-GN-D-O-VN-D-T-GN-D-T-VN-D-G-VN-O-T-GN-O-T-VN-O-G-VN-T-G-VM-C-D-OM-C-D-TM-C-D-GM-C-D-VM-C-O-TM-C-O-GM-C-O-VM-C-T-GM-C-T-VM-C-G-VM-D-O-TM-D-O-GM-D-O-VM-D-T-GM-D-T-VM-D-G-VM-O-T-GM-O-T-VM-O-G-VM-T-G-VC-D-O-TC-D-O-GC-D-O-VC-D-T-GC-D-T-VC-D-G-VC-O-T-GC-O-T-VC-O-G-VC-T-G-VD-O-T-GD-O-T-VD-O-G-VD-T-G-VO-T-G-VA-F-N-M-CA-F-N-M-DA-F-N-M-OA-F-N-M-TA-F-N-M-GA-F-N-M-VA-F-N-C-DA-F-N-C-OA-F-N-C-TA-F-N-C-G

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CODE

LvLWLXLYLZL2L3L4L5L6L7L8L9

MAMBMCMDMEM FMGMl-1MlMJMKMLMMMNMONIPMQMRMSMTMUMVMwMXMYMZM2M3M4MSM6M7M8M9NANBNCNDNENFNG

WA

A-F7N-C-VA-F-N-D-OA-F-N-D-TA-F-N-D-GA-F-N-D-VA-F-N-O-TA-F-N-O-GA-F-N-O-VA-F-N-T-GA-F-N-T-VA-F-N-G-VA-F-M-C-DA-F-M-C-OA-F-M-C-TA-F-M-C-GA-F-M-C-VA-F-M-D-OA-F-M-D-TA-F-M-D-GA-F-M-D-VA-F-M-O-TA-F-M-O-GA-F-M-O-VA-F-M-T-GA-F- M-T-VA-F-M-G-VA-F-C-D-OA-F-C-D-TA-F-C-D-GA-F-C-D-VA-F-C-0-TA-F-C-O-GA-F-C-O-VA-F-C-T-GA-F-C-T-VA-F-C-G-VA-F-D-O-TA-F-D-O-GA-F-D-O-VA-F-D-T-GA-F-D-T-VA-F-D-G-VA-F-O-T-GA-F-O-T-VA-F-O-G-VA-F-T-G-VA-N-M-C-DA-N-M-C-OA-N-M-C-TA-N-M-C-GA-N-M-C-VA-N-M-D-OA-N-M-D-TA-N-M-D-G

CODE

NHNINJNKNLNMNNNONPNQNRNSNTNUNVNWNXNYNZN2N3N4N5N6N7N8N9OAOBO cODOEOFOGOH01OJOKOLOMON0 0

:;OR0 sOTOuOvOwo xOYOz0 2

S/A

A-N-M-D-VA-N-M-O-TA-N-M-O-GA-N-M-O-VA-N-M-T-GA-N-M-T-VA-N-M-G-VA-N-C-D-OA-N-C-D-TA-N-C-D-GA-N-C-D-VA-N-C-O-TA-N-C-O-GA-N-C-O-VA-N-C-T-GA-N-C-T-VA-N-C-G-VA-N-D-O-TA-N-D-O-GA-N-D-O-VA-N-D-T-GA-N-D-T-VA-N-D-G-VA-N-O-T-GA-N.O-T-VA-N-O-G-VA-N-T-G-VA-M-C-D-OA-M-C-D-TA-M-C-D-GA-M-C-D-VA-M-C-O-TA-M-C-O-GA-M-C-O-VA-M-C-T-GA-M-C-T-VA-M-C-G-VA-M-D-O-TA-M-D-O-GA-M-D-O-VA-M-D-T-GA-M-D-T-VA-M-D-G-VA-M-O-T-GA-M-O-T-VA-M-O-G-VA-M-T-G-VA-C-D-O-TA-C-D-O-GA-C-D-O-VA-C-D-T-GA-C-D-T-VA-C-D-G-VA-C-O-T-G

CODE WA

03 A-C-O-T-V04 A-C-O-G-V05 A-C-T-G-V06 A-D-O-T-G07 A-D-O-T-V08 A-D-O-G-V09 A-D-T-G-VPA A-O-T-G-VPB F-N-M-C-DPC F-N-M-C-OPD F-N-M-C-TPE F-N-M-C-GPF F-N-M-C-VPG F-N-M-D-OPH F-N-M-D-TPI F-N-M-D-GPJ F-N-M-D-VPK F-N-M-O-TPL F-N-M-O-GPM F-N-M-O-VPN F-N-M-T-GPO F-N-M-T-VPP F-N-M-G-VPQ F-N-C-D-OPR F-N-C-D-TP s F-N-C-D-GPT F-N-C-D-VPU F-N-C-O-TPv F-N-C-O-GPW F-N-C-O-VPX F-N-C-T-GPY F-N-C-T-VP z F-N-C-G-VP2 F-N-D-O-TP3 F-N-D-O-GP4 F-N-D-O-VP5 F-N-D-T-GP6 F-N-D-T-VP7 F-N-D-G-VP8 F-N-O-T-G

;: :::::::::QB F-N-T-G-VQC F-M-C-D-OQD F-M-C-D-TQE F-M-C-D-GQF F-M-C-D-VQG F-M-C-O-TQH F-M-C-O-GQI F-M-C-O-VQJ F-M-C-T-GQK F-M-C-T-VQL F-M-C~G-VQ M .F-M-D-O-T

CODE

QNQO

:6QR

$QU

::QXQYQZ

&Q4

::

;;Q9RARBRCRDRERFRGRHRIRJRKRLRMRNRORPRQRRRSRTRURVRWRXRYRZR2R3R4R5R6R7R8

S/A

F-M-D-O-GF-M-D-O-VF-M-D-T-GF-M-D-T-VF-M-D-G-VF-M-O-T-GF-M-O-T-VF-M-O-G-VF-M-T-G-VF-C-D-O-TF-C-D-O-GF-C-D-O-VF-C-D-T-GF-C-D-T-VF-C-D-G-VF-C-O-T-GF-C-O-T-VF-C-O-G-VF-C-T-G-VF-D-O-T-GF-D-O-T-VF-D-O-G-VF-D-T-G-VF-O-T-G-VN-M-C-D-ON-M-C-D-TN-M-C-D-GN-M-C-D-VN-M-C-O-TN-M-C-O-GN-M-C-O-VN-M-C-T-GN-M-C-T-VN-M-C-G-VN-M-D-O-TN-M-D-O-GN-M-D-O-VN-M-D-T-GN-M-D-T-VN-M-D-G-VN-M-O-T-GN-M-O-T-VN-M-O-G-VN-M-T-G-VN-C-D-O-TN-C-D-O-GN-C-D-O-VN-C-D-T-GN-C-D-T-VN-C-D-G-VN-C-O-T-GN-C-O-T-VN-C-O-G-VN-C-T-G-V

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CODE

R9SASBScSDSESFSGSHSISJSKSLSMSNs oSPSQSRSsSTSuSvSwSxSYSzS2S3S4S5S6S7S8S9TATBTCTVTETFTGTHTITJTKTLTMTNTOTPTQTRTS

S/A

N-D-O-T-@,N-D-O-T-V’N-D-O-G-VN-D-T-G-VN-O-T-G-VM-C-D-O-TM-C-D-O-GM-C-D-O-VM-C-D-T-GM-C-D-T-VM-C-D-G-VM-C-O-T-GM-C-O-T-VM-C-O-G-VM-C-T-G-VM-D-O-T-GM-D-O-T-V*M- D-O-G-VM-D-T-G-VM-O-T-G-VC-D-O-T-GC-D-O-T-VC-D-O-G-VC-D-T-G-VC-O-T-G-VD-O-T-G-VA-F-N-M-C-DA-F-N-M-C-OA-F-N -h4-C-TA-F-N-M-C-GA-F-N-M-C-VA-F-N-M-D-OA-F-N-M-D-TA-F-N-M-D-GA-F-N-M-D-VA-F-N-M-O-TA-F-N-M-O-GA-F-N-M-O-VA-F-N-M-T-GA-F-N-M-T-VA-F-N-M-G-VA-F-N-C-D-OA-F-N-C-D-TA-F-N-C-D-GA-F-N-C-D-VA-F-N-C-O-TA-F-N-C-O-GA-F-N-C-O-VA-F-N-C-T-GA-F-N-C-T-VA-F-N-C-G-VA-F-N-D-O-TA-F-N-D-O-GA-F-N-D-O-V

CODE

TTTUTVTWTXTYTZT2T3T4T5T6T7T8T9UAUBUcUDUEUFUGUHUIUJUKULUMUNUo

:;URusUTUuUvUwUxUYUzU2U3U4U5U6U7U8U9VAVBVcVDVE


S/A

A-F-N-D-T-GA-F-N-D-T-VA-F-N-D-G-VA-F-N-O-T-GA-F-N-O-T-VA-F-N-O-G-VA-F-N-T-G-VA-F-M-C-D-OA-F-M-C-D-TA-F-M-C-D-GA-F-M-C-D-VA-F-M-C-O-TA-F-M-C-O-GA-F-M-C-O-VA-F-M-C-T-GA-F-M-C-T-VA-F-M-C-G-V.4-F-M-D-o-TA-F-M-D-O-GA-F-M-D-O-VA-F-M-D-T-GA-F-M-D-T-VA-F-M-D-G-VA-F-M-O-T-GA-F-M-O-T-VA-F-M-O-G-VA-F-M-T-G-VA-F-C-D-O-TA-F-C-D-O-GA-F-C-D-O-VA-F-C-D-T-GA-F-C-D-T-VA-F-C-D-G-VA-F-C-O-T-GA-F-C-O-T-VA-F-C-O-G-VA-F-C-T-G-VA-F-D-O-T-GA-F-D-O-T-VA-F-D-O-G-VA-F-D-T-G-VA-F-O-T-G-VA-N-M-C-D-OA-N-M-C-D-TA-N-M-C-D-GA-N-M-C-D-VA-N-M-C-O-TA-N-M-C-O-GA-N-M-C-O-VA-N-M-C-T-GA-N-M-C-T-VA-N-M-C-G-VA-N-M-D-O-TA-N-M-D-O-G

CODE

VFVGVHVIVJVKVLVMVNV oVPVQVRVsVTv uVvVwVxVYVzV2V3V4V5V6V7V8V9

WAWBW cWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNW o

::WRWsWTWIJWvWwWxWY

S/A

A-N-M-D-O-VA-N-M-D-T-GA-N-M-D-T-VA-N-M-D-G-VA-N-M-O-T-GA-N-M-O-T-VA-N-M-O-G-VA-N-M-T-G-VA-N-C-D-O-TA-N-C-D-O-GA-N-C-D-O-VA-N-C-D-T-GA-N-C-D-T-VA-N-C-D-G-VA-N-C-O-T-GA-N-C-G-T-VA-N-C-O-G-VA-N-C-T-G-VA-N-D-O-T-GA-N-D-O-T-VA-N-D-O-G-VA-N-D-T-G-VA-N-O-T-G-VA-M-C-D-O-TA-M-C-D-O-GA-M-C-D-O-VA-M-C-D-T-GA-M-C-D-T-VA-M-C-D-G-VA-M-C-O-T-GA-M-C-O-T-VA-M-C-O-G-VA-M-C-T-G-VA-M-D-O-T-GA-M-D-O-T-VA-M-D-O-G-VA-M-D-T-G-VA-M-O-T-G-VA-C-D-O-T-GA-C-D-O-T-VA-C-D-O-G-VA-C-D-T-G-VA-C-O-T-G-VA-D-O-T-G-VF-N-M-C-D-OF-N-M-C-D-TF-N-M-C-D-GF-N-M-C-D-VF-N-M-C-O-TF-N-M-C-O-GF-N-M-C-O-VF-N-M-C-T-GF-N-M-C-T-VF-N-M-C-G-V

CODE

WzW2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9XAXBx cXDXEXFXGXHx lXJXKXLXMXNX o

~QXRXsXTXux vX wx xXYX2x 2x3X4x5X6x 7X8x 9YAYBY cYDYEYFYGYHYIYJYK

WA

F-N-M-D-O-TF-N-M-D-O-GF-N-M-D-O-VF-N-M-D-T-GF-N-M-D-T-VF-N-M-D-G-VF-N-M-O-T-GF-N-M-O-T-VF-N-MAO-G-VF-N-M-T-G-VF-N-C-D-O-TF-N-C-D-O-GF-N-C-D-O-VF-N-C-D-T-GF-N-C-D-T-VF-N-C-D-G-VF-N-C-O-T-GF-N-C-O-T-VF-N-C-()-G-VF-N-C-T-G-VF-N-D-O-T-GF-N-D-O-T-VF-N-D-O-G-VF-N-D-T-G-VF-N-O-T-G-VF-M-C-D-O-TF-M-C-D-O-GF-M-C-D-O-VF-M-C-D-T-GF-M-C-D-T-VF-M-C-D-G-VF-M-C-O-T-GF-M-C-O-T-VF-M-C-O-G-VF-M-C-T-G-VF-M-D-O-T-GF-M-D-O-T-VF-M-D-O-G-VF-M-D-T-G-VF-M-O-T-G-VF-C-D-O-T-GF-C-D-O-T-VF-C-D-O-G-VF-C-D-T-G-VF-C-O-T-G-VF-D-O-T-G-VN-M-C-D-O-TN-M-C-D-O-GN-M-C-D-O-VN-M-C-D-T-GN-M-C-D-T-VN-M-C-D-G-VN-M-C-O-T-GN-M-C-O-T-V

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CODE

YLYMYNYoYPYQYRYsYTYuYv. YwYxYYYzY2Y3Y4Y5Y6Y7Y8Y92AZBZcZDZEZFZGZr-121Z.JZKZLZMZNZ o2PZQZRZsZTZuZvZwZxZY22

WA

N-M-C-O-G-VN-M-C-T-G-VN-M-D-O-T-GN-M-D-O-T-VN-M-D-O-G-VN-M-D-T-G-VN-M-O-T-G-VN-C-D-O-T-GN-C-D-O-T-VN-C-D-O-G-VN-C-D-T-G-VN-C-O-T-G-VN-D-O-T-G-VM-C-D-O-T-GM-C-D-O-T-VM-C-D-O-G-VM-C-D-T-G-VM-C-O-T-G-VM-D-O-T-G-VC-D-O-T-G-VA-F-N-M-C-D-OA-F-N-M-C-D-TA-F-N-M-C-D-GA-F-N-M-C-D-VA-F-N-M-C-O-TA-F-N-M-C-O-GA-F-N-M-C-O-VA-F-N-M-C-T-GA-F-N-M-C-T-VA-F-N-M-C-G-VA-F-N-M-D-O-TA-F-N-M-D-O-GA-F-N-M-D-O-VA-F-N-M-D-T-GA-F-N-M-D-T-VA-F-N-M-D-G-VA-F-N-M-O-T-GA-F-N-M-O-T-VA-F-N-M-O-G-VA-F-N-M-T-G-VA-F-N-C-D-O-TA-F-N-C-D-O-GA-F-N-C-D-O-VA-F-N-C-D-T-GA-F-N-C-D-T-VA-F-N-C-D-G-VA-F-N-C-O-T-GA-F-N-C-O-T-VA-F-N-C-O-G-V

CODE

Z223Z4252627Z8292A2B2C2D2E2F2G2H212J2K2L2M2N202P2Q2R2s2T2U2V2W2x2Y22222324252627281293A3B3C3D3E3F3G

WA

A-F-N-C-T-G-VA-F-N-D-O-T-GA-F-N-D-O-T-VA-F-N-D-O-G-VA-F-N-D-T-G-VA-F-N-O-T-G-VA-F-M-C-D-O-TA-F-M-C-D-O-GA-F-M-C-D-O-VA-F-M-C-D-T-GA-F-M-C-D-T-VA-F-M-C-D-G-VA-F-M-C-O-T-GA-F-M-C-O-T-VA-F-M-C-O-G-VA-F-M-C-T-G-VA-F-M-D-O-T-GA-F-M-D-O-T-VA-F-M-D-O-G-VA-F-M-D-T-G-VA-F-M-O-T-G-VA-F-C-D-O-T-GA-F-C-D-O-T-VA-F-C-D-O-G-VA-F-C-D-T-G-VA-F-C-O-T-G-VA-F-D-O-T-G-VA-N-M-C-D-O-TA-N-M-C-D-O-GA-N-M-C-D-O-VA-N-M-C-D-T-GA-N-M-C-D-T-VA-N-M-C-D-G-VA-N-M-C-O-T-GA-N-M-C-O-T-VA-N-M-C-O-G-VA-N-M-C-T-G-VA-N-,M-D-O-T-GA-N-M-D-O-T-VA-N-M-D-O-G-VA-N-M-D-T-G-VA-N-M-O-T-G-VA-N-C-D-O-T-GA-N-C-D-O-T-VA-N-C-D-O-G-VA-N-C-D-T-G-VA-N-C-O-T-G-VA-N-D-O-T-G-VA-M-C-D-O-T-G

CODE

3H313J3K3L3M3N3 03P3Q3R3s3T3U3V3W3 x3Y3Z32333435363738394A4B4C4D4E4F4G4H414J4K4L4M4N4 04P4Q4R4s4T4U4V

S/A

A-M-C-D-O-T-VA-M-C-D-O-G-VA-M-C-D-T-G-VKA-M-C-O-T-G-VA-M-D-O-T-G-VA-C-D-O-T-G-VF-N-M-C-D-O-TF-N-M-C-D-O-GF-N-M-C-D-O-VF-N-M-C-D-T-GF-N-M-C-D-T-VF-N-M-C-D-G-VF-N-M-C-O-T-GF-N-M-C-O-T-VF-N-M-C-O-G-VF-N-M-C-T-G-VF-N-M-D-O-T-GF-N-M-D-O-T-VF-N-M-D-O-G-VF-N-M-D-T-G-VF-N-M-O-T-G-VF-N-C-D-O-T-GF-N-C-D-O-T-VF-N-C-D-O-G-VF-N-C-D-T-G-VF-N-C-O-T-G-”VF-N-D-O-T-G-VF-M-C-D-O-T-GF-M-C-D-O-T-VF-M-C-D-O-G-VF-.M-C-D-T-G-VF-M-C-O-T-G-VF-M-D-O-T-G-VF-C-D-O-T-G-VN-M-C-D-O-T-GN-M-C-D-O-T-VN-M-C-D-O-G-VN-M-C-D-T-G-VN-M-C-O-T-G-VN-M-D-O-T-G-VN-C-D-O-T-G-VM-C-D-O-T-G-VA-F-N-M-C-D-O-TA-F-N-M-C-D-O-GA-F-N-M-C-D-O-VA-F-N-M-C-D-T-GA-F-N-M-C-D-T-VA-F-N-M-C-D-G-VA-F-N-M-C-O-T-G

CODE WA

4W4x4Y4242434445464748495A5B5C5D5ESF5G5H515J5K5L5M5N505P5Q5R5sST5U5V5W5x5Y5252535455565758596A6B6C

A-F-N-M-C-O-T-VA-F-N-M-C-O-G-VA-F-N-M-C-T-G-VA-F-N-M-D-O-T-GA-F-N-M-D-O-T-VA-F-N-M-D-O-G-VA-F-N-M-D-T-G-VA-F-N-M-O-T-G-VA-F-N-C-D-O-T-GA-F-N-C-D-O-T-VA-F-N-C-D-O-G-VA-F-N-C-D-T-G-VA-F-N-C-O-T-G-VA-F-N-D-O-T-G-VA-F-M-C-D-O-T-GA-F-M-C-D-O-T-VA-F-M-C-D-O-G-VA-F-M-C-D-T-G-VA-F-M-C-O-T-G-VA-F-M-D-O-T-G-VA-F-C-D-O-T-G-VA-N-M-C-D-O-T-GA-N-M-C-D-O-T-VA-N-M-C-D-O-G-VA-N-M-C-D-T-G-VA-N-M-C-O-T-G-VA-N-M-D-O-T-G-VA-N-C-D-O-T-G-VA-M-C-D-O-T-G-VF-N-M-C-D-O-T-GF-N-M-C-D-O-T-VF-N-M-C-D-O-G-VF-N-M-C-D-T-G-VF-N-M-C-O-T-G-VF-N-M-D-O-T-G-VF-N-C-D-O-T-G-VF-M-C-D-O-T-G-VN-M-C-D-O-T-G-VA-F-N-M-C-D-O-T-GA-F-N-M-C-D-O-T-VA-F-N-M-C-D-O-G-V ~A-F-N-M-C-D-T-G-VA-F-N-M-C-O-T-G-VA-F-N-M-D-O-T-G-VA-F-N-C-D-O-T-G-VA-F-M-C-D-O-T-G-VA-N-M-C-D-O-T-G-VF-N-M-C-D-O-T-G-VA-F-N-M-C-D-O-T-G-V

NOTE: See volume 12, Data Record Number (DRN) 4672 for definition and format.

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TABLE 159~,,... , . ,. ,. ADPE IDENTIFICATION

. . . . .‘kbyl DEFINITION

0 Represents items with no ADP components.

CODES

NOTE: Codes 1 through 6 are only to be used when the item is Automatic Data Processing Equipment(ADPE) in its entirety and is limited to the type meeting only one of the definitions for code$ 1 through 6. (Seecode 9.)

i:Analog CPUS, ADP Central Processing Units for ComptI@s Anaiog. Represents oniy CPUS that accept asinput the electrical equivalent of physical conditions such as flow; temperature, pressure, angular position, orvoitage and perform computations by manipulating these electrical equivalents to produce results for furtheruse.

NOTE: An analog is a representation of one form of a physical condition existing in another form (e.g., thelevel of mercury in a tube represents temperature in a thermometer; the angular position of a needlerepresents speed on a speedometer). Excludes CPUS that have both analog and” dlgitai capability.. See code 3.

2 Dlgitai CPUS, ADP Centrai Processing Uni@ for Computem. Represents only CPUS that accept informationrepresented by digital impulses. Specifically, a device capable of performing sequences of arithmetic and logicoperations (a program) not only on data but aiSO on the progrw which is contained in its internai memory(storage) without intervention of an operator.

NOTE: Digital refers to the representation of discrete numbers, symbols, and alphabetic characters by apredetermined, coded combination of electrical impulses. Excludes CPUS that have both anaiog ati~ digitalcapability. See code 3.

i Hybrid CPUS, ADP Centrai Processing Units for Computem. Represents o~y CPUS that ~ave a combinationof analog and digitai capability as defined in codes 1 and 2 and which have conversion capability required forintercommunication.

4 ADP Input/Output and Storage Devices Used to Controi and Transfer Information to and frpm a CPU. Theinput device is used for transferring data and instructions into a CPU. The output device is-used to transferresults of processing by the CPU onto printed forms, punched cards, and/or magnetic media. Input/outputdevices combine the above functions in the same device. This class aiso includes data transmission terminals,batch terminals, and display terminals which are speciaily designed or modified to be used in conjunction withdigitai, analog, or hybrid CPUS. It includes modems when they are integrai to the terminai. It also includesstorage devices in which data can be inserted, retained, and retrieved for later use.

5 ADP Aceesaoriai Equipment. Represents accessorial equipment which is considered to be a component,device, or unit that is reIated directly to and essentiai in the operation of ADPE. Included in this class arecomplete units and components of related general purpose amessoriai equipment which are usedws part of asystem such as weapon system, control system, mixile system, communication system, or navigationalsystem. It aiso encompasses various units or devices and associated control units that are used in combinationor con@nction with the ADPE configuration but are not part of the configuration itself.

6 Punched Card Equipment. Represents collating machines, key punch machines; tabulating machines;verifier; reproducer; summary punch, sorter; interpreter.

NOTE: Card-actuated machines when cable-connected to a centrai processing unit are excluded.

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TABLE 159ADPE IDENTIFICATION CODES

CODE DEFINITION,..

7 ADP Su~plies and Support Equipment. Represents consumable supplies such as paper, tabulating machine,continuous flat fold; paper, tabulating machine, sheet; seal bands, tape, ADP; empty reels and hubs, tape,ADP; canisters, tape, ADP; carrying cases, tape, ADP. Also included are support equipments such asmagnetic tape testing, certifying and cleaning equipment; disk pack testing, certifying and cleaning equip-ment; tape equipment, winders, splicers, and card reconditioners.

8 ADP Components. Represents ADP component assemblies that are parts of analog, digital, or hybrid dataprocessing devices.

9 To be assigned to an item containing embedded ADPE that meets one or more of the definitions for codes 1through 6.

See volume 12, Data Record Number (DRN) 0801.

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TABLE 160PRECIOUS METALS INDICATOR CODES (PMICS)

PMIC T~PE PRECIOUS METAL CONTENT VALUE

A No known Precious Metal. None

B Item is known to contain PreciousMetal(s) but the amount(s) are unknown.

c Presence or absence of Precious Metalsvaries between items of production for thesame item of supply.

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

N

o

P

QR

s

T

u

v

w

x

Y

Silver

Silver

Gold

Gold

Platinum

Platinum

Palladium

Palladium

Iridium

Iridium

Rhodium

Rhodium:

Note 1

Osmium

Osmium

Ruthenium

Ruthenium

Silver-Gold 1Silver-Gold ISilver-Platinum Family

Silver-Platinum Family ISilver-Gold-Platinum Family

Silver-Gold-Platinum Family

?

Note 1

Equals 15 grams or more.

Less than 15 grams.


Less than 10 grams.


Less than 10 grams.


Less than 5 grams.


Less than 20 grams.


Less than 15 grams.


Less than 10 grams.


Less than 10 grams.

Combination equals 15 grams or more.

Combination contains less than 15 grams.





Table 160

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PMIC

z

2

3

NOTES: 1 .

2.

/

TABLE 160PRECIOUS METALS INDICATOR CODES (PMICS)

TYPE PREC1OUS METAL CONTENT VALUE

J

Gold-Platinum Family Combination equals 10 grams or more.

Gold-Platinum Family Combination contains less than 10 grams.

Determination of Precious Metal contentis uneconomical

Platinum Family includes Platinum, Palladium, Iridium, Rhodium, Osmium, Ruthenium.

See ;c)lurne 12, Da~a Record Number (DRN) 0802.

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FEDERALSUPPLYGROUP

12

14

15

16

17

18

19

23

32

34

36

38

39

49

58

59

63

66

67

69

70

74

99

TABLE 161FSCS REQUIRING ADPE IDENTIFICATION CODES

,, FEDERAL SUPPLY CLASSES WITHIN FSG

All

All

1510, 1520

1650, 1680

1720, 1730, 1740

All

1905, 1910, 1915, 1920, 1925, 1930, 1935, 1990

2350

3210, 3220

3408, 3410, 3411, 3413, 3414, 3416, 3417, 3418, 3424

3610, 3615, 3620, 3640, 3670, 3695

3805, 3810, 3815, 3820, 3895

3910, 3915

4910, 4920, 4921, 4923, 4925, 4927, 4931, 4933, 4935, 4940,4960

All

5962, 5990, 5999

All

6615, 6625, 6630, 6635, 6636, 6640, 6645, 6655, 6695

6730, 6760

All

All

All

9999

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. .. . . . . . .. TABLE 177,--,. . .PRICE VALIDATION CODES

Price Validation Code, Air Force - A code used by the Air Force to indicate the validity of the recorded (DRN 7075) unitprice. 1,

CODE DEFINITION

A The current price is being ana[yzed.

- Until the analysis is completed, there is no need for a price challenge.

- The PVC code will be updated upon completion of analysis.

D The price is known to be excessive. Price change is deferred because the item is not in a buy status.

The price has been reviewed by the competition advocate, item manager or a technician capable of proper-ly analyzing the item. The price is excessive but a servicelagency of the Department of Defense did paythat price and the contractor is not refunding the overcharge.

- While the future price is unknown, the proper price range has been established.

- Price challenges will not be accepted.

E The current standard price is an estimated price.

. There should be no price challenges unless an organization is inadvertently billed at the estimated price.

- (1) This code will be changed to a “P” code upon notification of a contract price or

{2) This code will be changed to an updated code upon determination of a valid price.

N The current standard price in the Catalog Management Data (CMD) has not been validated.

- The price has not been analyzed or reviewed for accuracy.

- Price challenges are permissible.

P The current standard price is the negotiated provisioning price.

. This is the price paid by DoD for the item as the result of price negotiation of the ProvisionedItem Order (PIO).

. Price challenges are permissible, but should have very strong justification.

v The current standard price has been validated.

- (1) The item has been analyzed by competition advocate, item manager or a technician capable ofproperly analyzing the item and is in the accepted price range or

(2) The item was produced under open competition and under the competitive arena the price isconsidered fair and reasonable.

Price challenges are permissible, but should have very strong justification.

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TABLE 177PRICE VALIDATION CODES

CODE DEFINITION

x The current standard price has been validated and the previous price was erroneous.

-(1) The item was overpriced and the contractor has refunded the overcharge or

(2) DoD activities did not actually pay the previous price. The price paid is within the analyzed acceptablerange.

-If the difference from the previous price exceeds $99.99, or if the price change exceeds 500’ and the extendedvalue of any affected transaction exceeds $99.99, then reverse post procedures will apply where the stockfund has overcharged unit O&iW funds. These corrections wi[l be limited to the current fiscal year.

- This code wi[l remain on an item only long enough to appear on the Management List - Consolidated (ML-C)for two consecutive quarters. This is sufficient time for the reverse post procedures defined above to be ap-plied. The code will then be changed to “ V“.

-Price challenges are permissible, but should have very strong justification.

NOTE: 1. All standard prices have a charge (transportation and surcharge) added to the contract price.

2. See volume 12, Data Record Number (DRN) 0858 for format.

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TABLE 500RETURN CODES

A code applied%y DLSC to indicate the reason why a particular data element or record is being returned to the submitter,

CODE

EV

FN

I v

MI

OP

TA

TB

TC

TD

XA

NOTE:

TITLE/DEFINITION AND INSTRUCTION

The reflected data elements are invalid due to validation checks made against appropriateDLSC files.

Submitted NHN has not been assigned to an FH.

Submittal reflects invalid data eIements. Make the necessary corrections and resubmit thecomplete transaction.

Required data element (DRN) missing on the submittal. Resubmit the complete transaction in-cluding the missing data.

Submitted data for the DRNs reflected contained unauthorized symbols, letters, numerals,blank positions, or when expansion of reference number exceeds 32 positions. Make thenecessary corrections and resubmit the complete transaction.

Over 25 Reference Numbers submitted for screening under the same Submitter’s ControlNumber.

More than one National Item Identification Number submitted for screening under the sameSubmitter’s Control Number.

Submitted FSCM/NSCM canceled without replacement.

Invalid combination of RNVC-RNCC submitted.

~tem is restricted to limited distribution.

See DRN 9480.

APPLICABLEOUTPUT DIC

KRE

KRE

KRE

KRE

KRE

KRE

KRE

KRE

KRE

KRE

Table 5~

a five-position alph~umeric code that indi~tes the finmci~ wtegory of

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