10 Army Classes of Supplies Flashcards

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Army Classes of Supplies

Class I: Rations and subsistence, including free health and comfort items.
Class II: Expendable supplies such as personal equipment, tents, tool sets, hand tools, unclassified maps, and administrative supplies.
Class III: Petroleum, Oil, and Lubricants (POL) covering fuels, lubricants, hydraulic oils, preservatives, and chemicals including deicers and antifreeze.
Class IV: Construction materials that encompass installed equipment and fortification/barrier materials.
Class V: Diverse types of ammunition, including bombs, explosives, missiles, fuses, and propellants.
Class VI: Personal demand items, which consist of hygiene products, snacks, beverages, writing materials, and nonmilitary consumables like alcohol and batteries.
Class VII: Major end items such as tanks, launchers, vehicles, and mobile machine shops essential for military operations.
Class VIII: Medical materials including both consumable supplies and repair parts unique to medical equipment; categorized into Class VIII(A) for consumables and Class VIII(B) for blood and components.
Class IX: Repair parts and components necessary for equipment maintenance support, including kits, assemblies, and subassemblies.
Class X: Materials supporting nonmilitary programs like agriculture and economic growth, along with miscellaneous items including water and captured materials.

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This quiz covers the ten classes of supplies used by the Army, including definitions for each class. It provides flashcard-style learning to help you memorize important terms and their meanings efficiently. Perfect for military logistics students and professionals alike.