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MSLC Military Property Questions and Answers100% Correct
What is supply discipline? - ANSWER The compliance with established DA
regulations to effectively administer supply economy
What is supply economy? - ANSWER The conservation of material by every
individual dealing with army supplies to ensure that only the proper item in the
necessary amount is used to accomplish a task. The term stewardship is
synonymous with supply economy
What are the periodic inventory requirements monthly? - ANSWER Active
army: weapons by serial number, ammunition by quantity lot and serial number,
Class 3 inventory. USAR and ARNG is only different by the physical count of
weapons, other 2 are the same agment
What is a command inspection? - ANSWER Inspections done by the next
higher command
What is SEC on a da form 2062? - ANSWER Controlled item inventory code
How long is a 2062 valid? - ANSWER 30 days
Define accountability. - ANSWER The obligation of a person to keep records of
property, documents, or funds
Define responsibility - ANSWER The obligation of an individual to ensure
government property and funds entrusted to their possession, command, or
, supervision are properly used and cared for, and that proper custody, safe
keeping, and disposition are provided .0pt
What are the 5 types of responsibility? - ANSWER Command, supervisory,
direct, custodial, personal
What are the 17 types of inventory? - ANSWER Change of PHRH, PHRH
inventory, Change of Property Book Officer (PBO), PBO inventory, Property book
inventory action by PBO, Receipt turn in and issue of property, Change of custody
of arms storage facility, Command directed, Controlled items other than weapons
and ammunition, Weapons and ammunition, Basic and operational loads, PLL,
Organizational clothing and individual equipment (OCIE), CIF Property book, CIF
inventory, Discrepancy adjustments other than CIF (property book) (basic and
operational loads), Tool room/ tool crib
Command supply discipline program is a 4 fold program addressing the following:
- ANSWER Responsibilities of commanders to instill discipline, Guidance for
evaluating, Feedback through command, Follow up to ensure discipline
What is the best means of ensuring supply discipline? - ANSWER To be
proactive and not reactive in supply operations
Commands conduct command supply discipline program evaluations how many
levels down? - ANSWER 1 level down
What is DA Form 3749? - ANSWER Equipment Receipt for chemical masks or
individual weapons
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