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to manage supplies and equipment. In small imaging facilities and aboard ship, you may be assigned this responsibility as the division supply petty officer. Many Sailors are afraid of the Navy Supply System at system. What is even more astonishing is that it is only part of an enormous supply system that includes all of the U.S. government and even provides services to Allied Military Forces in NATO. Obtaining the supplies you need from a system such as this is not easy. This chapter provides you with some information and insight into the supply system so you can approach it with confidence. As a first step, you must know the various sources from which supplies are procured. are made under contract, purchased in wholesale lots, and are sometimes bought as individual pieces by various government agencies including the Navy. own resources, the resources of other U.S. government services, or on the resources of U.S. government civilian agencies to fill your order. The supply system must catalog every item available from the government to accomplish this. (NAVSUPSYSCOM). This command manages the inventories of the types of supplies you use the most. Navy inventory managers are responsible for assigned groups or categories of items of supply. Navy inventory managers include the systems commands and also project managers, bureaus, offices, and inventory control points (ICPs) under the command of close by to ensure supplies are readily available to the fleet. furnish supply support to fleet units, shore activities, transient ships, and overseas bases. They do this by procuring, receiving, storing, issuing, and shipping or Agency (DLA), and General Services Administration (GSA) controlled materials. The Defense Logistics Agency manages supply items used commonly by each of the military services. The following activities are stock points for the Navy Supply System: stock points to fill a supply order (fig. 5-1): the item is not stocked at the center. FISC San Diego then refers the requisition to NAVSUPSYSCOM. records, and determines that the equipment is stocked and available at FISC Oakland. NAVSUPSYSCOM refers the requisition to them. Advanced Photography Course |
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