Questions and Answers
What is COSAL?
Coordinated Shipboard Allowance
How many parts are in a COSAL?
Three
What are the parts of COSAL?
Part I: SOAPL Summary of Allowance Parts/Equipage Components Lists; Part II: APL/AEL; Part III: SNSL of SRI (Storeroom Items) or ISL (Integrated Stock List)
What is an APL?
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What is an AEL?
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Study Notes
COSAL Overview
- COSAL stands for Coordinated Shipboard Allowance and is essential for inventory management in naval operations.
- It is a vital document for ensuring that ships have the necessary parts and equipment on board.
Parts of COSAL
- COSAL is divided into three main components:
- Part I: SOAPL (Summary of Allowance Parts/Equipage Components Lists) which provides an overview of allowed parts.
- Part II: Contains APL (Allowance Parts List) and AEL (Allowance Equipage List) relevant to the ship.
- Part III: Includes either SNSL (Storeroom Items) or ISL (Integrated Stock List), detailing stock items available.
APL (Allowance Parts List)
- APL is a detailed list documenting all repair parts that are installed in various systems or equipment aboard the ship.
- This list assists in maintenance and repairs by outlining the specific parts needed.
AEL (Allowance Equipage List)
- AEL enumerates all equipment and systems that are installed on the ship.
- It serves to provide a comprehensive view of the ship's operational capabilities and associated gear.
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Test your knowledge on COSAL (Coordinated Shipboard Allowance), APL (Allowance Parts List), and AEL. This quiz covers the key components and structure of these crucial naval logistics elements. Perfect for those studying naval operations and supply management.
