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This form is the primary hand receipt and is also used for sub-hand receipts.
What is DA Form 2062?
The obligation to keep records of property, documents, or funds, showing gains, losses, dues-in, dues-out, and balances.
What is accountability?
The two types of property used for financial accounting and reporting purposes.
What are real and personal property?
Name the four core maintenance processes used throughout an item's useful service life.
What are performance observation, equipment services, fault repair, and single-standard repair?
These are quantities of Class I through IV and VIII supplies designated to allow a unit to initiate combat operations. They must be transportable in one lift using organic transportation.
What are basic loads?
This form is used for temporary hand receipts and as a change document to keep hand receipts current.
What is DA Form 3161?
The obligation to ensure Government property is properly used, cared for, safeguarded, and disposed of.
What is responsibility?
The three categories of personal property.
What are expendable, durable, and nonexpendable?
Name the seven functions of maintenance.
What are planning, reporting, services, repair, recovery, evacuation, and disposition?
An Active Army unit initiates a FLIPL. What is the normal maximum total processing time, and when must it be initiated?
What is 75 calendar days total; initiation NLT 15 calendar days?
This form is used to initiate a Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (FLIPL).
What is DD Form 200?
Name all five types of property responsibility.
What are command, supervisory, direct, custodial, and personal?
This category of property retains its original identity, requires formal accountability throughout its life, and shortages must be filed and cleared by the PBO.
What is nonexpendable property?
At this maintenance level, equipment is generally repaired and returned to the user on or near the system.
What is field-level maintenance?
Identify the three basic authorization documents that establish organizational structure, personnel requirements, and equipment authorizations.
What are MTOE, TDA, and CTA?
You need to identify outstanding services by type and date for all M978 vehicles on a UIC. Which report should you use?
What is Equipment Status Report?
This type of responsibility is inherent in command, cannot be delegated, and applies regardless of signed receipts.
What is command responsibility?
A 100% inventory of all assigned property is conducted annually. What three frequencies may be used for cyclic inventories instead?
What are monthly, quarterly, and semiannually?
Maintenance is the ________ responsibility
What is commander's
A Soldier has signed a primary hand receipt and issued the equipment to a subordinate on a sub-hand receipt. The equipment goes missing. Does the sub-hand receipt relieve the primary hand receipt holder of direct responsibility?
What is no?
This form is used when property, such as weapons, protective masks, or night-vision devices, is issued to the same person on a recurring basis.
What is DA Form 3749?
A Soldier signs a primary hand receipt and then issues the equipment to another Soldier using a sub-hand receipt. Who retains direct responsibility?
The primary hand receipt holder (PHRH).
When conducting cyclic inventories, what percentages of the property book should be inventoried monthly, quarterly, and semiannually, respectively?
What are 10%, 25%, and 50%?
A fault that requires maintenance or supply action but does NOT render equipment NMC.
What is a shortcoming?
A vehicle has a fault that requires maintenance but can still perform all its combat missions. Is it NMC?
What is no?