Commander-in-Chief  United  States  Naval  Forces Europe  (CINCUSNAVEUR)  Headquarters  staff. AIR TYPE COMMANDER SUPPLY STAFF Ships of a fleet are grouped by types and assigned to  type  commanders  (TYCOM)  for  administration. Certain   TYCOMs   have   primary   logistics responsibilities  that  extend  beyond  their  own  type organization. These are the Commander, Naval Air Force,  U.S.  Atlantic  Fleet  (COMNAVAIRLANT)  or (CNAL) and Commander, Naval Air Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet   (COMNAVAIRPAC)   or   (CNAP).   Other responsibilities  of  COMNAVAIRLANT  include  acting as logistics agent for aviation support to ships and stations. Some of the specific functions delegated to COMNAVAIRLANT areas follows: .  Provides  planning  information  to  support  bases about  aircraft  deployments l Issues aviation supply outfitting directives .  Controls  the  distribution  of  critical  aviation materials .  Sets  up  supply  procedures,  stock  levels,  and requisitioning channels for aeronautical material for fleet ships and bases .   Implements   aviation   supply   policy   and procedures  directed  by  higher  authority Supply officers on the staff of type commanders perform  the  following  functions: l  Keep  the  type  commander  advised  of  supply requirements .  Ensure  compliance  with  Navy  Department  and fleet supply directives . Make recommendations about supply policies, procedures, and conditions of readiness affecting ships to TYCOM .  Conduct  inspections  of  supply  functions  as required The  Aviation  Material  Office,  Atlantic  (AVNMAT- OLANT) is an agent of COMNAVAIRLANT for fleet rationing  of  aeronautical  material.  Fleet  rationing control  (FLEET  CONTROL)  is  the  process  established for materials that have limited availability in the fleet. The   Consolidated   Fleet   Controlled   Material   List (CFCML)   is   a   comprehensive   listing   of   all   fleet controlled   material.   The   AVNMATOLANT   and COMNAVAIRPAC   distribute   the   CFCML semiannually.  The  CFCML  shows  the  respective  type commander or the agent’s code for items under their control. The listing is in national item identification number (NIIN) sequence and distributed to all activities. DEFENSE ACCOUNTING OFFICE The   Defense   Accounting   Office   (DAO)   was formerly called the Fleet Accounting and Disbursing Center  (FAADC).  The  two  offices  discussed  in  this training manual are DAO Norfolk, Virginia, and DAO North  Island,  San  Diego,  California.  Their  duties include performing operating budget accounting for COMNAVAIRLANT    and    COMNAVAIRPAC activities.  COMNAVAIRLANT,  COMNAVAIRPAC, and other type commanders authorize the use of funds by  issuing  operating  targets  (OPTARs)  to  aircraft carriers, squadrons, and other activities under their control. If you work in the accounting section of your activity, you will be involved in managing these funds. You may perform some of the accounting functions for your command. These functions involve maintaining OPTAR accounting records and submitting required reports to DAO The DAO accounts for the money value of material purchased with CNAL/CNAP funds and placed aboard ships. The material is placed on ships to support the aviation units. The transactions involving these items are  recorded  and  reported.  The  AK  assigned  the accounting  responsibility  in  stock  control  keeps  records and submits the required reports to DAO The  message  address  DAO-CL  NORFOLK  VA refers   to   Defense   Accounting   Office-Cleveland, Norfolk, Viginia. DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) is a supply support organization. It is responsible for managing and controlling  items  commonly  used  by  all  military services. The DLA manages about 60 percent of the line items in the integrated Navy supply system. These are items  identified  by  a  9  in  the  first  position  of  the cognizances symbol, except 9Q. The DLA headquarters is located in Cameron Station, Alexandria, Viginia. The role of the DLA headquarters in the DLA supply system is in comparison with the role of NAVSUPSYSCOM in the  Navy  supply  system. There are six DLA defense supply centers (DSCs). Each  DSC  is  responsible  for  certain  types  of  material. 1-14