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What is Class I in army supply?
What does Class II encompass?
What are Class III supplies?
Class IV supplies are used for which purpose?
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What is included in Class V?
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What does Class VI include?
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Class VII describes?
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Class VIII in army supply refers to?
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What do Class IX supplies consist of?
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Class X relates to which area?
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Study Notes
Army Supply Classes Overview
- Class I: Subsistence includes food, water, and other consumables necessary for sustaining personnel.
- Class II: Clothing, Tools, Ta-50 encompasses uniforms and individual equipment necessary for soldiers' operations.
- Class III: Petroleum, oils, and lubricants (POL) are essential for the operation and maintenance of vehicles and equipment.
- Class IV: Construction and barrier materials involve supplies for building infrastructure and establishing defensive positions.
- Class V: Ammunition includes ordnance such as missiles, bombs, and conventional ammunition.
- Class VI: Personal Demand Items refer to personal items that enhance soldiers' quality of life, like hygiene products and recreational materials.
- Class VII: End Items are major items that are delivered ready for use, such as vehicles and weapons systems.
- Class VIII: Medical supplies include pharmaceuticals and equipment necessary for health care and treatment.
- Class IX: Repair Parts/Components consist of spare parts and components needed for maintaining and repairing equipment.
- Class X: Agriculture/Economic Development relates to supplies that support agricultural efforts and economic initiatives, often in a post-conflict rebuilding process.
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