Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com d. Support modernizing a unit with the minimum disruption to unit readiness. e. Ensure that all the set components, to include war fighting equipment, digital hardware and software, support facilities, TADSS, personnel, and ASIOE, are present and integrated during the fielding process. f. Require the corresponding installation infrastructure, training base, and training center modernization be inte- grated to ensure success. g. Not replace TPF and other materiel fielding processes but capitalize on the strengths of these programs to discipline unit modernization. h. Be sequenced according to Army operational priorities and the OOD. i.
Apply to Active and Reserve Component units. Chapter 6 Materiel Transfers and Displaced Equipment Fielding 6–1. Materiel transfer and redistribution a. Equipment transferred between commands, into APS unit sets or sustainment stocks, and prepared for storage below national level will meet the following requirements: (1) The maintenance standard as defined in AR 750–1, chapter 3. (2) Scheduled services will be performed if 90 percent of service interval (using criteria outlined in applicable schedule) has expired as of the transfer date reflected in disposition instructions from the wholesale manager.
The time criteria established for performance of services is suspended during shipment and will resume upon acceptance at the gaining unit site. (3) Equipment to be transferred will be inspected by the losing command a minimum of 120 days prior to the transfer date, allowing parts to be requisitioned and received, so that corrective actions can be completed prior to the acceptance inspection. Equipment being transferred will be inspected for acceptance by the receiving command, or appropriate agency, a minimum of 60 days prior to transfer date. This inspection will serve as the final acceptance inspection and establishes corrective action required by the losing command before transfer.
It will also serve as a baseline for the verification of equipment condition at the receiving location. Commands and agencies will fund temporary duty (TDY) related to their responsibilities for inspections as outlined. (4) The results of TM XX–10 and TM XX–20 series preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS) and preventive maintenance inspection survey acceptance inspections (record copy of DA Form 5988–E (Equipment Inspection Maintenance Worksheet)/DA Form 2404) and other records required by DA Pam 750–8 and DA Pam 738–751 will accompany the equipment.
(5) Artillery and tank cannons will have a minimum of 75 rounds of effective full charge remaining when transferred between commands or into APS. (6) Equipment accepted for depot overhaul via the Combat Vehicle Evaluation Program will not be transferred between commands. (7) Basic issue items (BII) and COEIs are present. (8) The COMSEC equipment will not be transferred between commands. The COMSEC equipment will be shipped to Tobyhanna Army Depot COMSEC Division (W81U11) for condition coding/maintenance/overhaul by certified COMSEC technicians. b.
Equipment transferred between commands in unit sets (force package fielding) will meet the following require- ments in addition to those in paragraph 6–1 a : (1) Requisitions for repair parts with estimated delivery dates past the transfer date will be canceled. Appropriate funds (price from current AMDF) will be transferred to AMC as specified in the MOA. (2) Outstanding Field or Sustainment maintenance requests that cannot be completed prior to transfer will— (a) Require the gaining and losing commands to negotiate an acceptable solution such as delayed transfer dates for specific pieces of equipment. Agreement requires concurrence of DCS, G–3/5/7. (b) Be canceled.
(Appropriate funds (current AMDF price) will be transferred to AMC as outlined in transfer MOA.) (3) Commands agencies are responsible for funding TDY related to their responsibilities for transfers as outlined above. (4) The AMC responsibilities for unit set transfers between commands will— (a) Serve as arbitrator for inspections outlined in paragraph 6–1 a (3). (b) Receive funds transferred from losing commands, as outlined in paragraph 6–1 b . (c) Perform corrective actions at the receiving/handoff site to ensure equipment is in the same condition as reflected by record copy of acceptance inspection required in paragraph 6–1 b (3) and (4). (d) Provide TPF support to GCs.
37 AR 700–142 • 26 March 2008