Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com (2) An operational needs statement (ONS) signed by a general officer must accompany a request for an urgent release. (3) A statement of acceptance of conditions signed by a general officer must accompany a concurrence for a conditional or urgent release within 45 days of a request. f. After receipt of the MON or initial MFP, provide the PM with a central GC point of contact for coordination and approval of materiel fielding and transfer planning and documentation. g. Perform necessary advance planning and coordination with the PM or losing command for receipt of new, m o d i f i e d , d i s p l a c e d , a n d e x c e s s s y s t e m s .
T h i s i n c l u d e s n e w o r m o d i f i e d f a c i l i t i e s n e e d e d t o m e e t t h e f a c i l i t y requirements. (1) Staff each version of the MON/MFP with the gaining and supporting units. (2) Ensure each unit is provided with a copy of the MON/final MFP and MFA 6 months prior to the receipt of the new system. h. Provide the PM with detailed information on the planned operation and support of materiel systems. Provide mission support plans (MSPs) in response to MFPs or MTPs. Ensure that the MSP reflects the proposed BOIP that identifies the unit scheduled to receive the new or displaced systems. i.
Plan, program, and provide appropriately trained personnel for the receipt, operation, maintenance, and support of new or displaced Army materiel systems. j. Jointly formulate, coordinate, and execute an MOA with the losing command for systems not requiring an MFP (see DA Pam 700–142). k. Ensure that each unit receiving the system will complete a GC fielding evaluation on DA Form 5666 (Gaining Command Fielding Evaluation) and send copies of the completed DA Form 5666 (within 30 days) through command channels to the GC headquarters and the PM. For medical materiel (Class VIII), the completed DA Form 5666 will be forwarded to U.S.
Army Medical Materiel Agency (MCMR–MMR), 1423 Sultan Drive, Suite 100, Frederick, MD 21702–5001. l. Obtain DA certification from the DCS, G–8 (DAPR–FDZ) for the MFA that acceptance of new weapon systems will not exceed limits of established or anticipated U.S. arms control agreements. m. Ensure installations and field sites housing radioactive material have NRC and Army licenses. n. Accept materiel with less than full MR only under a general officer or civilian equivalent signature. o. Designate the responsible property book officers prior to materiel handoff. 2–19. Commanders of losing commands and units Commanders of losing commands will— a.
Execute transportation of displaced materiel systems. Commanders of units that are tenants at an installation will redistribute or transfer materiel to other units/locations through the local director of logistics. These commanders will provide all necessary data, to include fund citation (obtained from the DCS, G–4) for second destination funds for the transportation unless other arrangements are in place, such as an MOU (see chap 6). b. Jointly formulate, coordinate, and execute a MTP or MOA with the PM and GC. c. Identify and expedite the turn-in of displaced materiel systems.
Turn in excess end items and any associated excess spare/repair parts; special tools and test equipment (STTE); general purpose and special purpose TMDE; other ASIOE; training devices; and publications. Detailed procedures for requesting a reverse support list allowance compu- tation (SLAC) are found in DA Pam 700–142. d. Ensure equipment transfer standards stated in AR 750–1 as well as the requirements from paragraph 6–1 of this regulation are met prior to transfer of equipment. e. Provide a central command focal point for coordination of the transfer of displaced systems. f.
Perform necessary advance planning and coordination with the PM or GC for executing the transfer of displaced systems. g. Inform GC in writing of all materiel being transferred that was issued under the original CMR. Prohibit transfer of any equipment between units or element that was issued under an urgent MR without prior written consent of the MR authority. 2–20. Commander, Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command The Commander, SDDC will— a. Provide transportability policy and guidance in support of TC and MR. b. Provide transportability engineering analysis and evaluation in support of TC and MR. c. Provide transportability approval in support of the MR process. d.
Provide specific continental United States (CONUS)/outside continental United States (OCONUS) shipping and handling instructions and onsite enforcement of that policy in support of MR. 10 AR 700–142 • 26 March 2008