AFMAN23-125_IP — Stock Readiness

AFMAN23-125_IP governs DoD Stock Readiness, including materiel inspection, condition reporting, packaging, and reimbursable actions.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN23-125_IP
  • Title: STOCK READINESS
  • Date: 2020-10-21

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It establishes procedures for receiving operations, Care of Supplies in Storage, packaging, repairs, discrepancy reporting, and reusable container reclamation. It also sets service-specific requirements for the Navy, Army, and Air Force.

Applies to: This Regulation applies to the Military Services and DLA (herein referred to as the “DoD Components”). It applies to classes of supply that are managed by a DoD Component and stored at DCs, except Class V, Class VI, and Class IIIB.

Topics covered

  • Materiel condition inspections
  • Supply discrepancy reporting
  • Care of Supplies in Storage
  • Packaging incident to shipment
  • Reusable container reclamation
  • Army COSIS operations
  • Air Force maintenance-facility receipts
  • Supply condition codes

Questions and answers

How are receiving operations charged?

Costs for receiving operations are included in Net Landed Cost (NLC). (paragraph 1)

What does a KCC inspection determine?

A KCC inspection will be performed to determine the materiel condition and completeness. (paragraph 1)

When is bare item inspection not required for new procurement receipts?

Bare item inspection during the KCC process for non-critical new procurement receipts when the contract requires destination inspection is not required. (paragraph 2)

What must happen when discrepancies are found during KCC?

If discrepancies are noted while performing KCC, place the materiel in storage in SCC L and submit a SDR in accordance with Reference (d). (paragraph 2)

Who operates a reusable container reclamation program?

Each installation will operate an active container reclamation program. (paragraph 5)

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