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from those in Category A, primarily, because fees are usually charged for
participation and thus some revenue is generated. Category B activities
include:
a. amateur radio;
b. arts and crafts skill development;
c. automotive crafts skill development;
d. bowling centers (12 lanes or less);
e. child development centers;
f. community centers;
g. entertainment (music and theater);
h. marinas without resale or private boat berthing;
i. outdoor recreation;
j. recreational information, tickets and tours services;
k. recreational swimming pools;
l. sports programs (above the intramural level);
m. Stars and Stripes;
n. youth activities.
These activities are not expected to sustain themselves based purely on the
fees charged and are generally supported by a mixture of APF and NAF.
4. CATEGORY C: BUSINESS ACTIVITIES.
Category C activities have the highest capability to generate revenue
through the sale of goods and services to authorized patrons for use in
specific morale programs. Category C activities include:
a. academic bookstores,
b. Aero clubs,
c. amusement machine locations and centers,
d. animal care funds,
e. Armed Services exchange and related activities,
f. Armed Forces recreation centers (accommodation/dining and resale
facilities),
g. audio/photo and other resale activities,
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