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3. Explanation of Columns

a. Source, Maintenance, and Recover-

ability Code (Col. 1).

Materiel Numerical Codes (col.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

1a). This column indicates the re-

sponsibility commodity command

for the materiel. The commodity

command responsible for supply of

items in this list are:

Code

Type materiel

Chemical Materiel

Engineers Materiel

Ordnance Materiel

Quartermaster Materiel

Source (col. 1b). This column in-

dicates the selection status and

source for the listed item. Source

codes used in this list are:

Code

Explanation

C Obtain through local procurement. If

not obtainable from local procure-

ment, requisition through normal

supply channels with a supporting

statement of nonavailability from

local procurement,

Maintenance level (col. 1c). This

column indicates the maintenance

echelon authorized to install the

listed item. Maintenance level

codes used in this list are:

Code

Explanation

O Organizational maintenance (lst and

2d echelon).

Recoverability (col. 1d). This col-

umn indicates whether unservice-

able items should be returned for

recovery or salvage. When no code

is indicated, the item will be con-

sidered expendable.

b. Federal Stock Number {Col. 2). This

column indicates the Federal stock num-

ber which has been assigned by the Cata-

loging Division, Defense Logistics Serv-

ices Center.

c. Description (Col. 3). This column in-

dicates the Federal item name (shown in

capital letters) and any additional descrip-

tion required for supply operations. The

manufacturer’s code and part number is

also included for reference.

Code

Explanation

05083

Bacharach Industrial Instrument

Company

d. Unit of Issue (Col. 4). This column

indicates the quantity to be requisitioned.

e. Quantity Incorporated in Unit (Col. 5).

This column indicates the total number of

times the listed item is used in the end

item (major item) or major combination.

Where no quantity is shown, reference

should be made to the first appearance of

the item as indicated in the “description”

column.

f. 15-Day Maintenance Allowance (Col.

6). This column indicates the quantitative

allowance for second echelon of the listed

items. These allowances represent one

prescribed load, for a 15-day period, for

the number of major items supported.

They must be on hand or on order at all

times. Major commanders will determine

the number of prescribed loads second

echelon units will carry. Units and organ-

izations authorized additional prescribed

loads will multiply the number of equip-

ments supported by the number of pre-

scribed loads. Additional repair parts

which may be required for performing au-

thorized maintenance, but are not author-

ized for stockage in the prescribed load,

are indicated by an asterisk (*). These

items are to be requisitioned as required

for immediate use only. Where no quantity

is shown, reference should be made to the

first appearance of the item as indicated

in the “description” column.

Note. The 15-day level is not applicable to spe-

cial tools for organizational maintenance.

Illustration (Col. 7). This column in-

dicates the figure number of the illustra-

tion that depicts the listed item. When

more than one item appears on an illus-

tration, the item number is also indicated.

4. Special Information

Basic issue items are listed in appen-

dix II of this manual.

5. Abbreviations and Symbols

a. Abbreviations.

Abbreviation

Explanation

assy . . ........ . . . . .

assembly

cntr . . . . . . . . . . . .. container

deg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. degree(s)

dr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. drum