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Questions and Answers
What does AR 1-201 refer to?
What does AR 1-201 refer to?
- Policy and Procedures for Property Accountability
- Army Inspection Policy (correct)
- Supply Policy Below the National Level
- Command Supply Discipline Program
What does AR 710-2 refer to?
What does AR 710-2 refer to?
- Army Inspection Policy
- Policy and Procedures for Property Accountability
- Command Supply Discipline Program
- Supply Policy Below the National Level (correct)
What does AR 735-5 refer to?
What does AR 735-5 refer to?
- Supply Policy Below the National Level
- Command Supply Discipline Program
- Army Inspection Policy
- Policy and Procedures for Property Accountability (correct)
What does CSDP stand for?
What does CSDP stand for?
What is CSDP?
What is CSDP?
What are the objectives of the IAARNG CSDP? (Select all that apply)
What are the objectives of the IAARNG CSDP? (Select all that apply)
Define Supervisory Personnel.
Define Supervisory Personnel.
Define Supply Economy.
Define Supply Economy.
Define Supply Discipline.
Define Supply Discipline.
Define Repeat Finding.
Define Repeat Finding.
Define Parent Organization.
Define Parent Organization.
Define CSDP Monitors.
Define CSDP Monitors.
Define Requirements Listing.
Define Requirements Listing.
What steps will an MSC take to establish an aggressive CSDP? (Select all that apply)
What steps will an MSC take to establish an aggressive CSDP? (Select all that apply)
What steps will a BC take to establish an aggressive CSDP? (Select all that apply)
What steps will a BC take to establish an aggressive CSDP? (Select all that apply)
Study Notes
Army Regulations
- AR 1-201: Establishes the Army Inspection Policy, guiding military inspections.
- AR 710-2: Details Supply Policy Below the National Level, outlining supply chain management.
- AR 735-5: Describes Policy and Procedures for Property Accountability, ensuring responsibility for military property.
- AR 11-1: Covers Command Logistics Review, focusing on logistics management and efficiency.
Command Supply Discipline Program (CSDP)
- CSDP: A mandatory program designed to streamline command and managerial supply responsibilities.
- Objectives of IAARNG CSDP include establishing supply discipline, ensuring 100% property accountability, promoting economic use of supplies, and preventing fraud, waste, and abuse.
- CSDP serves as a checklist for internal management controls, referencing AR 710-2.
Definitions
- Supervisory Personnel: Individuals responsible for managing supply operations within the U.S. Army.
- Supply Economy: Conservation of materials to utilize appropriate items in necessary amounts.
- Supply Discipline: Adherence to established Department of the Army regulations for effective resource management.
- Repeat Finding: Recurrent discrepancies of noncompliance from previous evaluations that remain unresolved.
- Parent Organization: Command level that oversees supervisory personnel and Property Book Officers (PBOs).
- CSDP Monitors: Senior logisticians appointed to implement the CSDP within supply operations.
Requirements Listings
- Requirements Listing: A compilation of regulatory requirements organized by responsibility or function.
- Various Appendices (B-1 to B-7) outline specific user, PBO, parent organization, and support supply operation responsibilities.
Establishing an Effective CSDP
- Steps for a Major Subordinate Command (MSC) to establish CSDP:
- Appoint a CSDP monitor.
- Ensure implementation across all subordinate elements.
- Recommend changes to NGIA-G4 as needed.
- Review AR 710-2 and ALARACT message for compliance.
- Provide resources and time for effective execution of CSDP.
- Steps for a Battalion Commander (BC) mirror those of an MSC, emphasizing the need for unique command considerations and recognition of performance in supply management.
Evaluation and Recognition
- CSDP Evaluation Frequency: Regular assessments to ensure compliance and improve supply discipline.
- Results from CSDP evaluations are used to identify candidates for the Supply Excellence Award (SEA) program, motivating superior performance in supply management.
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Test your knowledge on Army supply regulations and the Command Supply Discipline Program (CSDP) with these flashcards. By reviewing AR 1-201, AR 710-2, and other important policies, you'll enhance your understanding of property accountability and supply management in the Army.
