Supply Flashcards
What are the two major components of Naval logistics?
Fleet based sustainment assets
Strategic sustainment assets
What includes replenishment of a ship for direct support, combat service, etc.
Fleet based sustainment
What is provided by air and sea assets and shared by all services?
Strategic sustainment
What are the seven principles of naval logistics?
F-E-A-R-S-S-S
Flexibility, Economy, Attainability, Responsiveness, Simplicity, Sustainability, Survivability.
What principle of Naval Logistics refer to the LS ability to respond to customer needs?
Responsiveness
What principle refers to making things simple when ordering material in R-Supply and NALCOMIS?
Simplicity
What principle refers to the need to be able to adapt to things when they change for example deployments/underway?
Flexibility
What principle refers to the need to spend money wisely to support the mission, I.e. port visit/transportation?
Economy
What principle refers to using different contractors/venders to procure material I.e. toilet paper, rags, bags etc.
Attainability
What principle refers to making sure we get enough material to last throughout the mission/deployment?
Sustainability
What principle refers to making sure the material is in good condition, I.e. hazmat/food/supplies?
Survivability
What should identify the location/port where the ship will be receiving cargo?
Cargo routing messages
Cargo should not be routed to ports where ships visit in less than how many working days?
5 working days
Ships going on deployment must send a message to NAVTRANSUPPCEN (Navy Transportation Supply Center) how many days prior to leaving?
30 days
What provides technical screening on material worldwide, asset visibility?
One touch support
What is used to verify supply status for outstanding requisitions, to submit requisitions, and verify technical?
One touch support
What is the support website for the fleet; support available for most warfare areas?
Navy 311
What is primarily used for FCBR (Fleet COSAL Feedback Report) submission?
Navy 311
What is a listing of consumable material that is vital to the ships mission, for example toilet paper, rags and laundry soap?
Never Out List
What report runs annually, modified shipboard allowances based on recent demand?
Level Settings Report
What are Navy managed items which, based on unit cost, annual demand, difficulty of repair, or other economic considerations, have been selected by cognizant inventory managers for special inventory control; typically high-money value;
Depot Level Repair Parts
What dictates turn-in procedures of carcass?
Advise codes
What code refers to no turn-in available, I.e. lost or stolen?
5A
What form is required when the advise code 5A is used?
DD-200
What code refers to initial outfitting?
5D
What code pertains to one-for-one, immediate turn-in made supply prior to processing of requisition?
5G
What code pertains to part remaining installed until the new part is received?
5S-RIP (Remain In Place)
Once new part is received, workcenters have how long to turn in carcass to supply?
24 hours
Remain-in-place is associated with which advise code?
5S advise code
What is required for non-authorized RIPs?
RIP Chit
Who bottom-lines a RIP chit?
Commanding officer
Once RIP chit is signed, it is returned to S-6 for generation of what?
RIP message (Official Naval Message)
What are replaceable assemblies (modules) required to execute an approved maintenance plan and will be located in the appropriate operating and maintenance spaces?
Maintenance assist modules
Who maintains custody of maintenance assist modules (MAMs)?
Department Head
What evolved from the ATM at sea program and replaces those familiar ATMs with a state of the art debit card system?
Navy/Marine cash
What ATMs are onboard, 24hr 7 days a week access to Navy/Marine cash accounts?
K80 cashless ATM’s
What are the two accounts on your Navy/Marine cash cards?
Chip base electronic
Magnetic strip