SUPPLY ACCRO

What is DA Form 2062 used for?

Hand Receipt/Annex Number; commonly used to document hand receipts and component listings.

What is DA Form 3161 used for?

Request for Issue or Turn-In; commonly used to document temporary issue, turn-in, or certain property transactions.

What is DA Form 1687 used for?

Notice of Delegation of Authority—Receipt for Supplies; identifies personnel authorized to request/receive supplies for an organization.

What is DD Form 200 used for?

Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (FLIPL) documentation.

What does COEI stand for?

Components of End Item.

What does BII stand for?

Basic Issue Items.

What does AAL stand for?

Additional Authorization List.

Why do COEI/BII/AAL matter during inventories?

An end item can be physically present but still incomplete; component listings identify what should accompany or support the end item and help document shortages.

What is Class I supply?

Subsistence—food, rations, and water.

What is Class II supply?

Clothing, individual equipment, tools, and administrative/general supplies.

What is Class III supply?

Petroleum, oils, and lubricants (POL).

What is Class IV supply?

Construction and barrier materials.

What is Class V supply?

Ammunition and explosives.

What is Class VI supply?

Personal demand items.

What is Class VII supply?

Major end items such as vehicles, weapons systems, and major equipment.

What is Class VIII supply?

Medical materiel and supplies.

What is Class IX supply?

Repair parts and components.

What is Class X supply?

Materiel supporting nonmilitary/civil-affairs or similar programs.

What is the easiest mnemonic concept for the 10 classes?

I food; II clothing/equipment; III POL; IV construction; V ammo; VI personal; VII major end items; VIII medical; IX repair parts; X nonmilitary support.