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What is the primary responsibility of inventory managers within the Department of the Navy's supply system?
What is the primary responsibility of inventory managers within the Department of the Navy's supply system?
- Supervising the disbursing of funds related to supply operations.
- Ensuring a balance between requirements and assets for assigned items. (correct)
- Managing the transportation and packaging of all materials.
- Overseeing the financial aspects of material procurement.
Which of the following Fleet Logistic Centers (FLC) supports the 5th Fleet?
Which of the following Fleet Logistic Centers (FLC) supports the 5th Fleet?
- FLC Jacksonville
- FLC Bahrain (correct)
- FLC Yokosuka
- FLC Norfolk
In which supply space grouping would you typically find retail clothing stores on a ship?
In which supply space grouping would you typically find retail clothing stores on a ship?
- Group III Spaces (correct)
- Group II Spaces
- Group I Spaces
- Group IV Spaces
What is the default combination for supply keyless locks?
What is the default combination for supply keyless locks?
Who typically maintains control over the grand master key that opens locks in Group I, II, and IV spaces?
Who typically maintains control over the grand master key that opens locks in Group I, II, and IV spaces?
According to established guidelines, how long does a Disbursing Official have to deposit public money not intended for current expenditure?
According to established guidelines, how long does a Disbursing Official have to deposit public money not intended for current expenditure?
Which NAVSUP form is used for the inventory of personal effects?
Which NAVSUP form is used for the inventory of personal effects?
If personal effects are to be forwarded to the Personal Effects Distribution Center (PEDC), how many copies of NAVSUP Form 29 should be included with the original?
If personal effects are to be forwarded to the Personal Effects Distribution Center (PEDC), how many copies of NAVSUP Form 29 should be included with the original?
Which publication serves as the afloat shopping guide?
Which publication serves as the afloat shopping guide?
Which type of Combat Logistics Force (CLF) ship is primarily used for stores and ammunition?
Which type of Combat Logistics Force (CLF) ship is primarily used for stores and ammunition?
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NAVSUPSYSCOM
NAVSUPSYSCOM
Responsible for procurement of materials and services for the Department of the Navy.
Inventory Managers
Inventory Managers
Manage assigned items to ensure the balance between supply requirements and assets.
NAVSUP P-485 Vol I
NAVSUP P-485 Vol I
Contains afloat operational supply procedures.
Group I Spaces
Group I Spaces
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Group II Spaces
Group II Spaces
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Group III Spaces
Group III Spaces
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Group IV Spaces
Group IV Spaces
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CLF Ship Types
CLF Ship Types
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Advanced base
Advanced base
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T-AKE
T-AKE
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Study Notes
- NAVSUPSYSCOM oversees material and service procurement for the Department of the Navy.
- Inventory Managers ensure a proper balance between requirements and assets for assigned items, focusing on supply and demand.
NAVSUP P-485 VOL 1 Chapters
- Chapter 1 focuses on Organization and Administration.
- Chapter 2 covers Material Identification.
- Chapter 3 details Material Procurement.
- Chapter 4, 6 discusses Inventory Management.
- Chapter 5 discusses Material Expenditure and Shipment.
- Chapter 7 covers Packaging and Transportation.
- Chapter 8 addresses Special Material.
- Chapter 9 deals with Financial Management.
- Chapter 10 outlines Navy Disbursing Operations.
- Material Receipt, Custody and Stowage discussed.
Afloat Supply Divisions
- S-1: Stock Control
- S-1/P: Postal services
- S-2: Food Services (managed by CS's)
- S-3: Ships Services (ship store and retail clothes, managed by SH's)
- S-4: Disbursing (managed by PS's)
- S-5: Hotel Services
- S-6: Aviation Stores
- S-7: MWR (Morale, Welfare, and Recreation)
- S-8: General Stores
- S-9: Hazmat (Hazardous Materials)
- S-10: Quality Assurance
- S-11: CPO Mess
Fleet Logistics Centers (FLC)
- FLC Norfolk supports the 2nd Fleet.
- FLC San Diego supports the 3rd Fleet.
- FLC Pearl Harbor supports the 3rd Fleet.
- FLC Puget Sound supports the 3rd Fleet.
- FLC Jacksonville supports the 4th Fleet.
- FLC Bahrain supports the 5th Fleet.
- FLC Sigonella supports the 6th Fleet.
- FLC Yokosuka supports the 7th Fleet.
- FLCs are known as stock points.
Defense Logistics Agencies (DLA)
- DLA is a supply organization.
Supply Spaces Grouping
- Group I spaces: General Stores (Key Entry)
- Group II spaces: Food Services (Key Entry)
- Group III spaces: Ships Retail and Clothing Stores (Combination Lock)
- Group IV spaces: Ships Service Activities (Barber Shop and Laundry) (Key Entry)
- All padlocks will be 1 1/2 inch, pin tumbler type.
- Spare padlocks come in sets of 10-20-40.
- The default combination for supply keyless locks is 50-25-50.
- The Supply Officer keeps the Grand Master Key, which opens all locks in groups 1, 2, and 4.
- The Supply Officer or designated officer keeps the key or combination to the alcohol locker.
- Disbursing Officials must deposit public money not for current expenditures within 30 days of receipt.
Classification of Personal Effects
- Navy Owned
- Navy Issued (Uniform items)
- Money
- Negotiable and Non-Negotiable
- Miscellaneous
Categories of Personal Effects
- Lost, Abandoned, Unclaimed
- Deceased or Missing
- Mentally or Physically Incapacitated
- Unavoidably Separated
- Ships Lucky Bag
Personal Effects Management
- NAVSUP Form 29 is used for the Inventory of Personal Effects (keep original and make 5 copies).
- The Commanding Officer is responsible for the inventory of personal effects.
- The SUPPO is responsible for Shipment and disposition of personal effects.
- For officers, the Personal Effects Inventory Board consists of two officers.
- For enlisted personnel, the Personal Effects Inventory Board consists of the DIVO and LPO.
- Personal effects should be forwarded to: PERSONAL EFFECTS NAVSUP FLC NORFOLK DISTRIBUTION CENTER (PEDC), SPECIAL MATERIAL SUPPLY DIVISION, (CODE 401.5), BLDG X137 1820 DILLINGHAM BLVD, NORFOLK VA 23511-3289; with the original and two copies of NAVSUP Form 29 and a letter of transmittal.
Publications
- NAVSO P-3013-2: Financial Management of Resources
- NAVSUP P-409: MILSTRIP/MILSTRAP Desktop Guide
- NAVSUP P-484: Ashore and Afloat Supply Packaging Procedures
- NAVSUP P-485 VOL I: Afloat Operational Forces Supply Procedures
- NAVSUP P-485 VOL II: Naval Supply Procedures, Supply Appendices
- NAVSUP P-485 VOL III: Ashore Operational Forces Supply Procedures
- NAVSUP P-4400: Afloat Shopping Guide (ASG)
- NAVSUP P-4998: Consolidated Afloat Requisitioning Guide Overseas (CARGO)
- NAVSUP P-600: Naval Logistics Library
- NAVSUP P-700: Common Naval Packaging (CNP)
Combat Logistics Force (CLF) Ship Types
- T-AKE: Stores/Ammunition Ship
- T-AO: Replenishment Oiler
- T-AOE: Fast Combat Support Ship
- FILL refers to the Fleet Issue Load List.
- HULL refers to the High Usage Load List.
- TARSLL refers to the Tender and Repair Ship Load List.
- Advanced Base: Activated in times of war to supplement logistics.
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