Quartermaster Supply Operations - US Army Combined Arms Center ...

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comended be following definitions of these two classes
of supply: B (1) "Class 11 8UPDlie3
''4, Th Esuipmant:
Individual or organizational clothiq
and equipment, allowances of which axe
covered by T/IC1s and T/A1s.
Exatemplea:
Clothing - shocs, overcoats, socks,
underwear.
EQIlipri"t - individunl equipment a8
authorized by T/E 21 - blankets,
web equipment, shelter halves;
organizational eguipaent as
authorized by T/O's and l'/E's -
field ranees, heavy tentage,
cots, G.I. cans, eto.
Q. Exmndablez:
Expandable supplies covered by allowances
coritained ir, official War Department
or Theuter publioations .
@x.aIzplw:
Oleaniug and preserving materials -
soap, broome, mops and brushes,
Orrice supplies - stationery, pencils,
paper clips, etc.
~~~, Spare P~ta:
Haintenunoe and repair parts, and
component parts for the sbove Class 11
item.
Exampies:
Field rawu p6rts; ham" and saws
which are oompoueuts of' oarpenter's
tool kit, QXC.
qmue of any Glass I1 Items in excess
of tho allowencea prescribed in T/Els
nnd T/A.'s or aocwnts coveriM expendable
supplies does aot change its
supply claasific~~tion.Such issues arc
known as Claso I1 issues in eXCI3BS of
authorized allownoes.
VChose items which are contclned in Th's
or other documnts menzioned in (I)A, 2
aud J above, but which ere used exolusively
iE the retail handling of basic products
of othcr olasses will not be considered
es Clasa 11, but will be oonsiderad
as ao item of the class iIl which its
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