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What are some of the classes?

Class I= Rations
Class II= Clothing and Equipment
Class III= Fuels and Lubricants
Class IV= Fortification Material
Class V= Ammunition and explosives
Class VI= Personal Items
Class VII= Major End Items
Class VIII= Medical Supplies, Minimal Amounts
Class IX= Repair Parts
Class X= Miscellaneous Supplies

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Questions in this topic: Supply Economy

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1 .: What is "Supply Economy"?
2 .: Who is responsible for Supply Economy?
3 .: What is a Report of Survey?
4 .: If you lose or damage a piece of equipment and are required to pay for it, what is the action taken?
5 .: What are Expendable Supplies?
6 .: What is the purpose of the Army Clothing Allowance?
7 .: How long must a soldier be in the Army to receive a clothing allowance?
8 .: When does a soldier receive clothing allowance?
9 .: What is a Gratuitous Issue?
10 .: When initiating a "Report of Survey", what is the time constraint?
11 .: What publication addresses the proper fit of Army uniforms and footwear?
12 .: When you sign a hand receipt, what does your signature establish?
13 .: Before signing a hand receipt what should you do?
14 .: How many classes of supplies are there?
15 .: What are some of the classes?
16 .: What is the form number for a permanent Hand-Receipt?
17 .: How many days does it take to initiate a report of survey?
18 .: Name four ways you can be relieved from accountability of property?
19 .: What is a DA Form 4697?

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