Who is the Suppo?
LT. AGUS
Suppo refers to the Supply Officer in a naval context.
What division is S-4?
DISBURSING
S-4 is typically responsible for supply and logistics.
What is OMMS-NG?
Organizational Maintenance Management System-Next Generation
It includes 3M Data, Jobs, and Order Non-Maintenance parts.
What is the COSAL?
Coordinated Shipboard Allowance List
It lists all parts & supplies in the system with NSN.
What does OPTAR stand for?
Operating Target
It represents the budget for the ship.
What is the mission of Naval Logistics?
- Distribution
- Sustainment
- Disposition
These elements ensure effective logistical support.
Define Distribution in logistics.
Process in which logistics support is allocated and delivered to maximize combat effectiveness
It involves the movement of supplies and equipment.
What does Sustainment refer to?
To ensure adequate support to permit continuous operations without interruption
It is crucial for maintaining operational readiness.
What is Disposition?
The return of excess or not fully capable materiel for repair, redistribution, or salvage
It helps manage inventory effectively.
What is the purpose of the Fleet Freight/Cargo message?
To route cargo to ports where the ship will visit or to a USNS for re-supply
It ensures timely delivery of supplies.
The Fleet Freight Cargo message should be sent out how many days prior to deployment?
30 Days
This advance notice is critical for logistical planning.
What is ONE TOUCH?
An online resource used for asset visibility and requisition tracking
It enhances supply chain efficiency.
What does GDSC stand for?
Global Distance Support Center
They process MILSTRIPs and requirements for the fleet.
What is the purpose of PMO?
Priority Material Office
They track and expedite all HI-PRI requisitions.
What is the Never Out List?
A mandatory stocking list tailored to your ship and used as a management tool
Examples include copier paper, brownies, mops, toilet paper, toner.
What is the effect of item demand on parts availability?
Common recurring parts are flagged as Demand Based Items
These items must be stocked more frequently due to high need.
What are Depot Level Repair (DLR) parts?
Parts cheaper to return to DEPOT Level maintenance centers for refurbishment
If not returned, a new part must be purchased.
What are Remain in Place (RIP) procedures related to DLR parts?
RIP items are allowed to remain in the system before turn in takes place
Once the RFI part arrives, the NRFI is turned in.
What is the purpose of Maintenance Assist Modules (MAM)?
To troubleshoot failures in equipment and identify causes
A MAM can be placed back into the kit after use.
What is the Navy Cash Program?
A chip-based electronic purse for a cashless environment on the ship
It simplifies transactions within the ship.
Where are the Navy Cash Cards used on the ship?
- Ship’s store
- Post office
- General mess
- Wardroom
- Other retail locations
They can also be used in vending machines.
Can the Navy Cash Cards be used off the ship?
Yes, but money must be transferred to the magnetic strip first
This allows for use in town.
How does endurance loading of subsistence affect the ship’s mission?
It determines the maximum subsistence load for continuous operations
Sufficient food stocks are required for a balanced diet.
What does BDFA stand for?
Basic Daily Food Allowance
It defines the quantity of food for a nutritionally adequate diet.
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