Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com reduced to one. The purpose of the IOL is to maintain the asset position above the reorder point until actual consumption occurs.) (2) A requisition wait time (RWT) quantity for Field maintenance based on the DA established Direct Support System air lines of communication RWT objectives for issue priority designator 09–15 requisition (see AR 725–50, table 2–4). (If no HQDA established RWT exists, then the most recent actual 6–month moving average RWT from the logistics intelligence file can be used.
The purpose of the RWT quantity is to sustain maintenance operations until replenishment shipments are received.) (3) A below-depot-level repair-cycle quantity for reparables. (4) No below-depot-level safety-level quantity authorized in the initial RO. (5) The TPF stockage items ASL received during fielding coded by GC Field maintenance units as provisioning stocks. e. Distribution limitations include the following: (1) The Sustainment level will not be given ASL items to umbrella the shop stock supporting its maintenance mission.
Data relative to shop stock in support of a new maintenance mission or an increased support population will be provided to the Sustainment level when end items are fielded. Replenishment stocks will be requisitioned by the sustainment unit as demands are generated. (2) The OCONUS initial issue retail stockage will be limited to the field ASC and ASB levels only (unless otherwise authorized by HQDA). Appropriate levels of support will be identified in the GC MSPs. Stockage of COMSEC items will be as stated in TB 380–41 theater-level stockage is limited to initial issue stockage quantity items and APS requirements.
(3) The CONUS initial-issue retail stockage can be issued to field ASC and ASB levels only for those items meeting both the DA-approved selection and computation criteria. (4) The IMMC will compute the total requirements needed for national stockage in support of fielded systems. Provisioning stocks will be stored at the appropriate CONUS defense distribution depot or have contract requirements for a contractor to provide parts such as performance based logistics for both CONUS and OCONUS to meet requirements as demands are generated. f. The COMSEC requirements are identified and provided by the U.S. Army Communications Security Logistics Activity (USACSLA).
All fielding involving COMSEC materiel will be coordinated with USACSLA. g. Validation of all ammunition requirements for NET, test, training, and war reserves is conducted by the DCS, G–3/5/7 (DAMO–TRA). The ammunition requirements are identified by unit to the current distribution plan, and they are forwarded to the U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command, Rock Island, IL 61299, for inclusion in MFPs. All fielding with conventional ammunition requirements are coordinated with the U.S. Army Tank–Automotive Command, ATTN: AMSTA–LC–CIF Logistics, Rock Island, IL 61299–7630, which will also determine conventional ammunition require- ments for NET. 5–17.
Joint supportability assessment and call forward a. The Army’s objective is to field new systems with 100 percent of the authorized logistics support. When this is not possible, each fielding assessment will be based on prevailing conditions. (1) Under TPF, the fielding and GCs will coordinate and agree on the final fielding and fielding schedule before packages and end items are shipped to a staging site or gaining unit. The coordination and agreement will be accomplished not later than 90 days before FUED for OCONUS fielding and not later than 60 days before FUED for CONUS fielding.
The coordination will be called a Joint supportability assessment and will address all problems or issues identified during the MRL coordination meeting at 210 days prior to the scheduled fielding. (a) Specifically, it is essential that gaining units know in advance of any shortages in the TPF and the gaining unit must be alerted to any safety, technical, training, or support shortcomings during the fielding process. The PM will ensure that the AMC AFSB responsible for supporting the gaining unit is advised of projected shortages or shortcom- ings as part of the MRL coordination and Joint supportability assessments. The PM will advise gaining units of the status of the MR decision.
(b) This assessment will include information on the type of MR and, as required, information on issues to be resolved. Both commands will report on their readiness to conduct the fielding and will mutually agree that the projected package percent of fill, end item availability, personnel, and facility support is either adequate or inadequate to conduct the scheduled fielding. (2) Either the final schedule will be agreed on, or a new fielding date and supportability assessment date will be scheduled. If agreement is reached, this will serve as the approved call forward. Staging sites will be included in all call forward decisions.
This approved call forward and the Joint supportability assessment will be documented and signed by all parties. b. The supportability assessment will address all materiel, personnel, TMDE, STTE, facility, publications, and 33 AR 700–142 • 26 March 2008