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Figure 17-13.—Example of blank Ammunition Serial/Location Card, NAVSUP Form 1356 | Up
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APPENDIX I GLOSSARY AND ACRONYMS |
required (Material Control code C-serial controlled
E-serial and lot controlled). These cards will be filed by
NSN with the corresponding Ammunition Master
Stock Record Card. One Ammunition Serial/Location
Card will be maintained for each torpedo; assembled
air-launched missile (ALM), as well as selected
components; and surface missile (SMS). The serial
number of the leading serialized component will be
reported regardless of the missile configuration.
REVIEW NUMBER 2
Q1.
Ammunition received FFT should be reported
after how many days?
Q2.
Issues to aircraft squadrons are converted by
CAIMS to what type of expenditure?
Q3.
Why is the date-time group of an ATR
important?
REVIEW NUMBER 2 ANSWERS
A1.
Ammunition received FFT should be reported
after 7 days.
A2.
Issues to aircraft squadrons are converted by
CAIMS to training expenditures.
A3.
The date-time group of an ATR is important
because it provides the only means of
tracking/referencing the message after it is
transmitted.
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