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The  RP  is  primarily  concerned  with  the  follow- ing  codes. E E X P L A N A T I ON R RECURRING  DEMAND.  A  re- quest   made   periodically   or   an- ticipated to be repetitive. N NONRECURRING   DEMAND. A   request   made   for   a   require- ment  known  to  be  of  a  one-time occurrence. The   RP   should   discuss   the   recurring   or nonrecurring  nature  of  an  item  with  the  com- mand  chaplain  to  ensure  that  the  most  correct demand code is assigned to each DD Form 1348. For  this  requisition,  the  demand  code  “R”  is  in- serted  in  card  column  44. Card Columns 45 - 50 (SUPPLEMENTARY  ADDRESS) The supplementary address field may be used to  denote  that  another  activity  is  to  receive  the material,  status,  or  billing.  When  this  section  is used  for  any  of  these  purposes,  the  appropriate service code (N, R, or V, for example) is inserted in  card  column  45  and  the  UIC  of  the  other activity  is  inserted  in  card  columns  46  through 50.  Appendix  5  of  NAVSUP  P-437  provides specific   guidance   on   supplementary   address entries. When  material  is  shipped  and  billed  to  the requisitioner,  card  columns  45  through  50  may be  used  for  local  command  information  such  as identifying  a  work  center  or  department.  The letter  “Y”  is  placed  in  card  column  45  (SERV- ICE) and local information is placed in card col- umns 46 through 50. Identifying information for NAVEDTRAPRODEVCEN Pensacola, Florida,  is  used  for  this  requisition.  “CH” denotes   the   office   of   the   chaplain   and   “02” specifics  the  first  2  digits  of  the  serial  block assigned  to  this  office  for  fiscal  year  1980. Card  Column  51  (SIGNAL  CODE) The  signal  code  entry  serves  a  dual  purpose in  that  it  identifies  the  activity  receiving  the material  and  the  activity  receiving  the  bill. Appendix   12   of   NAVSUP   P-437   provides   a comprehensive  listing  of  signal  codes  and  their meanings.  The  following  signal  codes  indicate that material is to be shipped to the requisitioner (card  columns  30  through  35)  and  billed  as follows: E BILL   TO A Card  Columns  30-35 B Card   Columns   45-50 C Card  Column  52 D No  Bill  Required The next set of codes listed below signify that material  is  to  be  shipped  to  the  supplementary addressee   (card   columns   45   through   50)   and billed  as  follows: E BILL   TO J Card  Columns  30-35 K Card  Columns  45-50 L Card  Column  52 M No  Bill  Required 2-22

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