NAVMC 4000.3A — Marine Corps Medical Logistics Information Systems Handbook

NAVMC 4000.3A governs the use of designated medical logistics information systems to manage Class VIII materiel.

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• Publication number: NAVMC 4000.3A
• Title: MARINE CORPS MEDICAL LOGISTICS INFORMATION SYSTEMS HANDBOOK
• Date: 17 Feb 2017
• Proponent: 04000 Logistics
• Status: Current

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It covers DMLSS basics, administrator duties, assemblage management, line items, procurement, inventory standardization, reports, GCSS-MC, and AMALs/ADAL. It requires accountability for medical logistics assets and provides guidance for executing defined roles and responsibilities.

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

Topics covered

• DMLSS basics
• Assemblage management
• Class VIII materiel
• Inventory standardization
• GCSS-MC
• AMALs/ADAL

Questions and answers

How much Class VIII materiel must the Marine Corps capability support?

The Marine Corps is responsible for fulfilling a capability for Class VIII materiel equivalent to 60 Days of Supply (DOS). (paragraph 3)

Which systems does the Marine Corps use for Class VIII materiel responsibility?

To support the execution of this responsibility the Marine Corps has designated the Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS} and the Global Combat Support System Marine Corps (GCSS-MC} to accomplish this task. (paragraph 3)

What is DMLSS used to maintain?

DMLSS is an inventory control and item accounting system used to maintain data related to the assets of medical logistics accounts, including in-use and stored equipment. (paragraph 3)

What accountability does GCSS-MC provide?

GCSS-MC provides accountability at the Table of Authorized Materiel Control Numbers (TAMCN) level. (paragraph 3)

Who accounts for on-hand AMALs and ADALs quantities?

Each MEDLOGCO will account for all on-hand quantities within DMLSS and GCSS-MC. (paragraph 3)

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