105 Supply Flashcards

1
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Describe the proper use of the Government Purchase Card

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-Eliminates need for petty cash
-Usually less than $3,000
-can be increased to just under $10 million
(streamlines purchases and payment methods)

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Discuss purpose and procedures of Government Commercial Purchase Requests

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DD 1155/SF 1449 to execute the order per applicable guidance

Form should annotate that payment will be in Government Card

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3
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What is the purpose of the (TOA)

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gives the capability to perform operations for 90 days without re-supply

Fuel & Subsistence is 15 days

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4
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Purpose of Defense Property ACCOUNTABILITY PROGRAM

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to have an efficient and cost effective transition from finance systems to a department wide standard system

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5
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How the Operating Target (OPTAR) budget impacts your department

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Operating Target budget, passed each year by Congress

Supply officer maintains the budget record for it

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6
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What are the 10 Classes of Supplies

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  1. Subsistence, gratuitous health and comfort
  2. Clothing - individual equipment, tools, kits
  3. Fuel - Petroleum, Lubricants
  4. Construction Material - Fortifications
  5. Ammo - bombs, explosives
  6. Personal Items - health/hygiene
  7. Tanks, Vehicle, Shops (machine shop)
  8. Medical - material, repair parts
  9. Repair Parts
  10. Non-military programs (economy, agriculture)
    Miscellaneous - water, salvage, captured material
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7
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Define and discuss DRMS formally known as DRMO

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Defense Re utilization Management Service

(3) categories
1. Inventory manager disposal
2. Non- Inventory manager disposal
3. Scrap & Waste

  • materials shipped/transferred use DD 1348-1A
  • DO Not prepare until demilitarization is accomplished
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Describe Supply form: SF 30

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Contract used to modify original purchase orders & delivery/task orders.

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9
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Describe Supply form: DD 448

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Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request

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10
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Describe Supply form: SF 1449

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Buying Commercial Items

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11
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Describe Supply form: SF 44

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Over the Counter Purchases

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12
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Describe Supply form: DD 200

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Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (FLIPL)

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13
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Describe Supply form: 1348-6

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Standard Military Standard Requisition and Issue Procedures (MILSTRIP) requisition form
-line by line items by hand

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14
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Describe Supply form: NAVCOMPT 2276

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Used as request for contractual procurement

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15
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Describe Supply form: DD 1155

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Contract document used for original purchase orders

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16
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Discuss OP funds

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Operational Funds

  • funds that congress provides for operations and maintenance.
  • 12 month fiscal year
17
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Describe Army (SSA) Supply Support Activities

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Activities with a supply support mission

  • direct supply units
  • missile support elements
  • maint. support units (similar to SERVMART)
18
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Describe Army (SMU) Supply Management unit

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Military Logistics which include managing, cataloging, requirements determinations

19
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Steps for planning an “In-theater” re-supply

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  • Only source is Emergency Re-supply
    - limited class I, III & V
  • Initial pre-planned supply support
  • delivered as close as possible
  • desert resupply (higher stock, might affect mobility)
20
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Function and purpose of (JARB) Joint Facilities Utilization Board

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Review system used by a command to make good financial decisions

Joint Acquisition Review Board

21
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What are the Army Property book procedures

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a doctrine for Army’s Combat Service Support (CSS) to support full spectrum operations

bridges Army’s doctrine with Joint Services & multinational doctrines

22
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Army derivative DODAC and Navy UIC codes. How are they used?

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DODAC- Dept of Def Address Code

UIC - Unit Identification Code (5 digits)

-codes used to identify either Army/Navy for mail, cargo, etc..

23
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What is SOFSA and SSAVIE

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Special Operations Forces Support Activity
-Joint Inventory Control (UID/RFID)

Special Operations Forces Sustaintment, Asset Visibility and Information Exchange

24
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Procedures for a Transportation Movement Request (TMR)

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Request (MILVAWS, 463L) to support mission requirements for the following unit:

  • unit name
  • uic
  • type of equipment
  • purpose
  • dates of use
  • unit coordinates, support escorts, return container to yard
  • name of indivual on DA 1687 form
  • make sure equipment is returned
  • POC and Phone #