aircraft,   avionics/armament,   and   line   divisions.   See figure 2-5. Maintenance Administration.—This section provides  administrative  and  clerical  services  for  the aircraft maintenance department. Quality    Assurance/Analysis.—The   quality   as- surance/analysis (QA/A) section inspects the work of the    maintenance    department.    QA/A    ensures    that maintenance performed on aircraft, engines, accessories, and equipment is done according to current Navy standards. The   quality   analysis   (QA)   section   collects   and reviews maintenance data. QA collects source documents prepared by shop personnel and delivers the documents to data processing for computer input. The analysis     petty     officer     receives     the     results     from machine-produced   reports.   The   reports   are   used   to develop statistical charts, graphs, and reports, which the maintenance officer and other management personnel use. Maintenance  Control.—Maintenance  control  is the    heart    of    the    aircraft    maintenance    department. Maintenance  control  is  responsible  for  planning  and scheduling  the  daily,  weekly,  and  monthly  workloads for the entire maintenance department. Material   Control.—Material   control   is   respon- sible  for  ordering  and  receiving  all  aircraft  parts  and materials needed to support the maintenance department.  Material  control  is  also  responsible  for keeping     the     records     involved     in     obtaining     such material. Types of Divisions There  are  four  basic  types  of  divisions  within  a squadron. They are the target, aircraft, avionics/armament, and line divisions. TARGET   DIVISION.—The   CO   establishes   a target division when extensive operation and maintenance of aerial or surface targets are needed. 2-10 ANF0205 MAINTENANCE OFFICER MAINTENANCE MATERIAL CONTROL OFFICER QUAL. ASSURANCE/ANALYSIS MAINT. CONTROL TARGET DIVISION (NOTE 1) AIRCRAFT DIVISION MATERIAL CONTROL AVIONICS/ARMAMENT DIVISION LINE DIVISION POWER PLANTS BRANCH AIRFRAMES BRANCH AVIATION LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS BRANCH INSPECTION BRANCH ELECTRONICS BRANCH ELECTRICAL/INSTRUMENT BRANCH RECONNAISSANCE/ PHOTO BRANCH ARMAMENT BRANCH PLANE CAPTAINS BRANCH TROUBLESHOOTERS BRANCH SUPPORT EQUIPMENT BRANCH (NOTE 2) NOTE 1:    When responsibilities relative to the operation   and maintenance of aerial or surface targets   are extensive, the CO will establish a Target Division. NOTE 2:    When responsibilities relative to operation and maintenance of SE are extensive, the CO will establish an SE Branch under the line division. Figure 2-5.—Squadron aircraft maintenance department organizational chart.