CODES
What service designator is used for Navy activities other than Pacific or Atlantic Fleet operating units?
What is: N
What is the acronym "OPTAR" stand for?
What is: Operating Target
What is the National Codification Bureau (NCB) code for Japan?
30
The______ is responsible for ensuring research is performed on all requisitions received that fails initial system validation, such as NSN, PN/CAGE, excessive quantity, and high money value.
What is TRU.
What gas cylinder is green with a white stripe?
What is: Aviator's Oxygen
In AWP, what is WP status?
What is: AWP in Shop.
What form is used for a Budget/OPTAR report?
What is: NAVCOMPT FORM 2157
What is the National Codification Bureau (NCB) Code for NATO standard items?
11
What is a four-character alphanumeric code that identifies the end item of equipment on which work is performed?
What is: TEC (Type Equipment Code)
What advice code is used for Do Not Substitute?
What is: 2B
What supply status code denotes that a requisition has been processed as free issue?
What is: BN
The Budget/OPTAR report will be submitted how often?
Monthly (by the first work day of the month following the month being reported upon).
What is the National Codification Bureau (NCB) Code for France?
14
Requirements with a priority designator of 4 - 8 have an issue response time of ________ hours?
What is: 2 Hours
What does SM&R Stand For?
What is: Source, Maintenance, and Recoverability
What is the NCB code for the Netherlands?
What is:17
What form is used for the OPTAR document transmittal report?
What is: NAVCOMPT FORM 2156
What position of a MILSTRIP is the NCB code?
5 & 6
The acronym MESM stands for?
Mission Essential Subsystem Matrix
What is the NAVSUP form 1220-2 used for?
What is: Allowance Change Request?
What is the AT (allowance type) Code for Load List Items (AVCAL)?
What is: AT Code 2
The OPTAR Document Transmittal Report will be prepared and submitted how often?
What is: On the 15th and last day of the month
What does NCB code "21" indicate?
What is an EOC code?
A procedure or practice that, if not correctly followed, could result in injury, long term health hazards, or death is called what?
What is: Warning