NAVMC 4000.2A — Marine Corps Class Vii Ia Handbook

NAVMC 4000.2A governs the management and execution of Marine Corps Class VIIIA materiel operations.

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  • Publication number: NAVMC 4000.2A
  • Title: MARINE CORPS CLASS VII IA HANDBOOK
  • Date: 23 Jun 2017
  • Proponent: 04000 Logistics
  • Status: Current

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It covers Class VIIIA management, requirements determination, sourcing, positioning, operational sustainment, execution, and desktop procedures. It requires actions supporting day-to-day Class VIIIA management and execution across the Marine Corps.

Applies to: This NAVMC applies to the Marine Corps Total Force.

Topics covered

  • Class VIIIA materiel management
  • AMAL/ADAL accountability
  • Medical Logistics Company operations
  • Class VIIIA sourcing
  • Marine Corps prepositioning programs
  • MAGTF Class VIIIA sustainment
  • Pharmacy and medical fluids
  • Narcotics procedures

Questions and answers

What does operational management include for Class VIIIA inventories?

Operational management is a function within the supply chain management to maintain Class VIIIA inventories. Operational management functions include: management of materiel, budgeting, and information within and across the supply chain to maximize customer satisfaction and meet mission requirements. (paragraph 4)

How far in advance must units submit materiel requirements?

Units must submit materiel requirements a minimum of 45 days prior to the event, exercise, or deployment with the exception of MFR which requires 90 days prior. (paragraph 1)

What documentation is required for returned pharmacy items and medical fluids?

The documentation must contain the complete history of storage temperature logs showing that all pharmacy items and medical fluids were maintained within appropriate standards. (paragraph 2)

What is global sourcing or cross-leveling for Class VIIIA inventory?

Global Sourcing or Cross-Leveling (in accordance with MARADMIN 441/11) is the movement of Marine Corps equipment and consumables, to include Class VIIIA inventory, between MEDLOGCOs to support mission requirements. (paragraph 2)

How often must controlled substances be inventoried?

Narcotics are considered controlled substances that require secure storage and must be inventoried by a Controlled Substance Inventory Board (CSIB) on a monthly basis. (paragraph 2)

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