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Table 5–3<br />

Data input format (usage or overhaul) code “J”<br />

Block Field legend Position from/to Text length A N A/N Remarks<br />

N/A Control No. 1 6 6 X<br />

3 Unit ident code 7 12 6 X<br />

4 Utilization code 13 1 X<br />

5 Vehicle use code 14 1 X<br />

7 Model 15 29 15 X<br />

8 NSN 30 42 13 X No dashes.<br />

9 Serial no. 43 62 20 X See note 1.<br />

10 Registration no. 63 72 10 X See note 2.<br />

11 Number of overhauls<br />

Overhaul/rebuild<br />

73 1 X See note 3.<br />

11 Usage, overhaul or<br />

74 1 X See note 3. Must be B, H, or<br />

rebuild type action<br />

R.<br />

11 Year of MFG 75 78 4 X See note 3.<br />

18b 79 1 X Must be M or K.<br />

17 Report code 80 1 X Must be C, D, or V.<br />

18a Hours 81 86 6 X Leave blank.<br />

18b Miles 87 92 6 X Prefix with zeros.<br />

18c Rounds 93 98 6 X Leave blank.<br />

19 Filler 99 117<br />

23 Julian date 118 122 5 X<br />

N/A Card code 123 1 X Enter J<br />

Notes:<br />

1 Make sure all alphanumeric characters making up the serial number are listed, to include any preprinted prefix or suffix.<br />

2 O & I (alpha) is entered as zero and one.<br />

3 Positions 73 and 74 will contain the number and type maintenance action except when the report is for usage when they will remain blank.<br />

(5) Transfers. A Transfer report is needed each time equipment needing a DA Form 2408–9 is transferred by<br />

owning UICs as shown below (fig 5–9).<br />

(a) After a reportable item is accepted into the <strong>Army</strong> inventory, and the item is transferred between owning UICs, a<br />

DA Form 2408–9 must be prepared and submitted by both the losing organization (report code 1) and the gaining<br />

organization (report code 2). Transportation activities, ports, and agencies involved in the shipment are not to be<br />

considered “owning UICs” but shipping activities ensure a copy of the transfer report is protected and on the<br />

equipment.<br />

(b) A Transfer Report is NOT sent when the item is shipped or received on a loan basis. An item in installation<br />

supply that is marked for issue within 7 days is not reported. Transfer Reports are not needed as long as equipment<br />

stays on the unit property book or supply account, so a report is not needed when equipment is transferred within the<br />

same UIC or sent to a maintenance facility and returned to the user and no property book transfer is involved.<br />

(c) When a unit is redesignated and/or the UIC of a unit changes, a letter is sent to the Commander, LOGSA,<br />

ATTN: AMXLS–RRA, Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898–7466 or e-mail is sent to tedb@logsa.army.mil. Both the old and<br />

the new UIC are included. <strong>The</strong> letter or e-mail acts as a Transfer Report for all equipment. <strong>The</strong> old UIC on the logbook<br />

copy of DA Form 2408–9 is lined through and the new UIC written above it.<br />

(d) When an item is received that is to be entered into use (service) for the first time, the end item and major<br />

components are checked for a label stating that a warranty applies. If a warranty appears to apply, the Control Copy of<br />

the Received from Transfer Report is sent to the supporting WARCO. <strong>The</strong> WARCO adds the in-service date to the<br />

Remarks block of the form and forwards the form as directed by the particular warranty TB. If the TB has no<br />

instruction, the form is discarded.<br />

(e) Table 5–4 is used to reduce required data for transmission to LOGSA.<br />

136 DA PAM 750–8 22 August 2005

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