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Table 1A5.8. Codes Applicable to PICA (LOA 22). A An activity within the Army is providing DM support. 1–12 AFMAN 23-110 Volume 1 Part 4, Chapter 1 B Multi-service Organic Repair. The depot repair requirement of two or more services is being performed organically by more than one service. D An activity within the DLA is providing DM support. E Excess overflow that is contracted by the PICA. F An activity within the Air Force is providing DM support. G An activity within the GSA is providing DM support. J JCAP Cognizance. This item is under JCAP cognizance supply support will be determined by the DoD single manager for conventional ammunition. Provisions of this regulation won’t apply. M An activity within the Marine Corps is providing DM support. P Total DM is being done by commercial contract. S Organic overflow to another service possessing organic capability. T An activity within the FAA is providing DM support. U Unassigned. DSOR review not completed. Current depot repair arrangements remain in effect. V An activity within the Navy is providing DM support. W An activity within the NWS is providing DM support. X All other conditions
AFMAN 23-110 Volume 1 Part 4, Chapter 1 ATTACHMENT 1A-6 UNIT OF ISSUE CODES 1A6.1. The following is a table of unit of issue (U/I) codes/terms authorized for assignment to items of supply. 1A6.2. Unit of issue policy and procedures are contained in Volume 3, Part 1, Chapter 14. Table 1A6.1. Unit of Issue Codes. Designation Term Definition AM *Ampoule A small glass or plastic tube sealed by fusion after filling. AT Assortment A rplection of a variety of items that fall into a category or class packaged as a small unit constituting a single item of supply. Use only when the term "assortment" is a part of the item name. AY Assembly A rplection of parts assembled to form a complete unit, constituting a single item of supply, for example, hose assembly. Use only when the term "assembly" is a part of the item name. BA *Ball A spherical-shaped mass of material such as twine or thread. BE *Bale A shaped unit of compressible materials bound with cord or metal ties and usually wrapped, e.g., paper and cloth rags. BF Board Foot A unit of measure for lumber equal to the volume of a board 12” X 12" X 1." BG *Bag A flexible container of various sizes and shapes which is fabricated from materials like paper, plastic or textiles. Includes “sack” and “pouch”. BK *Book A book-like package, such as labels or tickets, fastened together along one edge , usually between protective covers. BL *Barrel A cylindrical container, metal or wood, with sides that bulge outward and flat ends or heads of equal diameter. Includes keg. BD *Bundle A quantity of the same item tied together without compression. BO *Bolt A flat fold of fabric having a stiff paperboard core. BR *Bar A solid piece or blocks of various materials with its length greater than its other dimensions, e.g., solder. Not applicable to items such as soap, beeswax, and buffing compound. BT *Bottle A glass, plastic or earthenware container of various sizes, shapes and finishes, such as jugs, but excluding jars, ampoules, vials, and carboys, with a closure for retention of contents. BX *Box A rigid, three-dimensional container of various sizes and materials. Includes “case,” “carton,” “tray,” “and crate.” 1–13
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