Aviation Life Support System Management Program TC 3-04.72.pdf

Chapter 33-2. The following publications provide data and guidance regarding logistical procedures:• AR 30-18 provides procedures to manage Class I supplies.• AR 40-61 provides policy and procedures for Class VIII medical supplies.• AR 190-11 provides physical security guidance for ammunition and explosives.• AR 190-51 prescribes policies, procedures, and responsibilities for safeguarding unclassifiedArmy property (sensitive and nonsensitive).• AR 702-6 establishes policy and responsibilities, including demilitarization, for monitoring theperformance, reliability, and safety characteristics of ammunition items and Class Vcomponents.3-3. The following programs apply to conventional and chemical ammunition, small and large rockets,and guided missile ammunition and materiel:• AR 710-1 prescribes uniform policies and procedures, guidance, and responsibilities for thedevelopment, preparation, publication, and maintenance of storage standards for materielmanaged by the DOD, Government service agencies, and Coast Guard.• AR 710-2 provides Army-wide supply policy below the wholesale level, as well as specificpolicy for establishing bench stock, shop stock, PLL, and operational loads.• AR 735-5 provides policy and procedures for property accountability.• AR 740-1 prescribes policy and procedures for the formation and management of materielstorage and supply operations.• CTAs prescribe allowances for clothing and equipment (CTA 50-900), field and garrisonfurnishings and equipment (CTA 50-909), and medical items (CTA 8-100).• DA Pam 710-2-1 provides manual procedures for requesting, receiving, issuing, accounting for,and turning in supplies, as well as guidance for establishing and maintaining PLLs.• DA Pam 710-2-2 provides manual procedures for establishing and maintaining shop stock andbench stock at the support maintenance level, as well as guidance for establishing andmaintaining shop stock procedures.• SB 708-48 contains two sections used for cross-referencing CAGE codes and manufacturers'names and addresses. Section A is name to code and section B is code to name. SB 708-48 ispublished every 2 months on microfiche.• SB 742-1 provides procedures to implement DA ammunition surveillance policies established inAR 702-6 and describes functions of the DA ammunition surveillance program as defined in AR740-1.• SCs provide data for identifying and managing items used by the Army.• TB 9-1300-385 applies to all DA activities with mission responsibility and lists storage, issue,use, test, maintenance, and transportation of Class V materiel (to include restricted andsuspended munitions) managed by the U.S. Army Operations Support Command and AMCOM.FORMS3-4. ALSS personnel must coordinate with their supply shops to complete the following forms (see DAPam 710-2-1, DA Pam 750-8, and DA Pam 738-751 for use, preparation, and disposition):• DA Form 581 (Request for Issue and Turn-In of Ammunition) and DA Form 581-1 (Request forIssue and Turn-In of Ammunition Continuation Sheet) are available electronically on the ArmyPublishing Directorate's website, http://www.apd.army.mil/.• DA Form 2062 (Hand Receipt/Annex Number) is used to record issue of nonexpendable anddurable items (Army requirements code “nonexpendable” and “durable”).• DA Form 2064 (Document Register for Supply Actions) allows personnel to record supplytransactions. Quantities requested, received, adjusted, turned in, or due in are entered on one ofthree types of document registers: nonexpendable, durable, and expendable.3-2 TC 3-04.72 15 October 2009