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Supply Class Symbol Definition and Examples


I Subsistence items and gratuitous health and welfare items B-rations; meals, ready to eat (MREs); fresh fruits; water; and vegetables.

II Equipment, other than principal items, prescribed in author- ization and allowance tables (individual equipment, clothing items, tentage, tool sets, administrative supplies, and housekeeping supplies).

III Petroleum, oils, and lubricants (POL),fuel, hydraulic and insulating oils, chemical products, antifreeze compounds, compressed gases, and coal. Class III (bulk) is POL in containers that hold more than 55 gallons e.g., diesel fuel, motor gasoline (MOGAS), and aviation fuel. Class III (package) is POL in containers that hold 55 gallons or less.

IV Construction and barrier materials (lumber, sandbags, and barbed wire).

V Ammunition (small-arms ammunition, artillery rounds, hand grenades, explosives, mines, fuzes, detonators, missiles, bombs, and chemical ammunition).

VI Personal demand items; the items that are normally sold through the exchange system (cigarettes, candy, soap, etc., contained in ration supplemental sundries packs).

VII Major end items (final combinations of items that are assembled for their intended use: vehicles, self-propelled artillery pieces, missile launchers, and major weapon systems,the weapons themselves, not the crews).

VIII Medical material (medicines, stretchers, surgical instruments, and medical equipment repair parts).

IX Repair parts and components, including kits and assemblies, and items required for maintenance support of all equipment (batteries, spark plugs, and axles).

X Material required to support nonmilitary programs; the items used to support civil affairs operations (commercial design tractor for use by local civilians, farm tools, etc.).

Miscellaneous Miscellaneous items that do not fit into any of the 10 supply classes (maps, captured enemy materiel, or salvage material).

Supplies are further divided into subclasses that are denoted by adding a letter designation to the Roman numeral supply class designator. For example, class III-A is the descriptor for all petroleum and chemical products used to support aircraft.
e. Categories of supplies. With regard to how supplies are requested and issued, there are three categories of supplies: scheduled, demanded, and regulated.

Scheduled supplies are those for which we can reasonably predict requirements. Normally, users do not need to submit requisitions to replenish scheduled supplies. Requirements are based, for the most part, on troop strength, equipment density, forecasts, and/or daily usage factors. Scheduled supplies are normally shipped to users based on preplanned distribution schemes. Supply classes I, III (bulk), V, and VI are normally treated as scheduled supplies.

(a) Class I and VI (subsistence and personal demand items) requirements are based on troop strength.
(b) Class III (bulk) requirements are based on long-range forecasts, equipment densities, and historical usage factors (experience).
(c) Class V (ammunition) requirements are based on densities of authorized weapons and intensity of mission(s).

Demanded supplies require a requisition. Items in supply classes II, III (packaged), IV, VII, and IX are considered demanded supplies.

Regulated supplies can be scheduled or demanded, but the commander must closely control these supplies because of scarcity, high cost, or mission need. Any item or group of items can be designated as regulated, but normally, some items in supply classes II, III (bulk), IV, V, and VII are regulated. If an item is regulated, the commander who so designates it must approve its release before issue. Items designated as command regulated are identified in operation plans (OPLANs) and OPORDs that are issued during the period of time the items are regulated.

 

 


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