Army Basic Leader Course (BLC) - (T) Supply Procedures
The CSDP is a program that standardizes supply discipline and ensures compliance with Army supply policies. It outlines the responsibilities of leaders to maintain accountability, prevent loss, and properly manage government property.
What is “CSDP”?
Command Supply Discipline Program - addresses supervisory or managerial responsibilities within the supply system
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What is “CSDP”?
Command Supply Discipline Program - addresses supervisory or managerial responsibilities within the supply system
The CSDP is the program of whom?
The commander
What is the CSDP?
A compilation of existing regulatory requirements brought together for visibility purposes. It is directed at standardizing supply discipline throu...
How will supervisors and commanders utilize the CSDP?
Become familiar with requirements Use as a guide in performance of their duties Report requirements to higher that cannot be completed
What is the purpose of the CSDP?
Establish supply discipline as regulatory guidance
The CSDP is a four-fold program that addresses what?
(1) Responsibilities of commanders and supervisors to instill supply discipline in their operations. (2) Guidance for evaluating supply discipline....
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
What is “CSDP”? | Command Supply Discipline Program - addresses supervisory or managerial responsibilities within the supply system |
The CSDP is the program of whom? | The commander |
What is the CSDP? | A compilation of existing regulatory requirements brought together for visibility purposes. It is directed at standardizing supply discipline throughout the Army. Also, the CSDP is meant to simplify command, supervisory, and managerial responsibilities. |
How will supervisors and commanders utilize the CSDP? | Become familiar with requirements Use as a guide in performance of their duties Report requirements to higher that cannot be completed |
What is the purpose of the CSDP? | Establish supply discipline as regulatory guidance |
The CSDP is a four-fold program that addresses what? | (1) Responsibilities of commanders and supervisors to instill supply discipline in their operations. (2) Guidance for evaluating supply discipline. (3) Feedback through command and technical channels for improving supply policy. (4) Follow-up to ensure supply discipline is maintained. |
What is the PHRH? | Primary Hand Receipt Holder |
Who is the PHRH? | The Property Book Officer |
How often is PHRH inventory reviewed? | Cyclically (annual, biannual, etc) as directed by PBO |
What is the PBO? | Property Book Officer |
When might the commander conduct a command-directed inventory? | Evidence of forced or unlawful entry Discovery of unattended equipment or storage Alleged misappropriation of equipment |
After a field exercise, an OCIE inventory must be conduced within how many days? | 15 days (30 days for reserves) |
What is “OCIE”? | Organizational Clothing and Individual Equipment |
How much Prescribed Load List material must be on hand at all times | Minimum 15 days |
What happens to a soldiers’ OCIE during periods of absence (authorized or unauthorized)? | Immediate physical count on notification of status |
All newly assigned or departing soldiers will have OCIE physically counted in what time frame? | Within 5 days of arrival or departure |
Who cannot conduct a weapons/serial # inventory? | The unit armorer |
What form is commonly called a “hand receipt”? | DA 2062 |
What is the hand receipt used for? | To issue property book or other durable items |
What manual covers supply procedures? | DA PAM 710-2 |
What form is used to request equipment issue or turn-in? | DA 3161 |
What form is used to record issued OCIE? | DA 3645 |
As supply personnel, when you gain a new soldier, what must you do? | Acquire copy of OCIE record and assignment orders |
What forms are used to conduct PMCS? | DA 5988-E DA 2404 |
Deficiencies to be recorded from a PMCS are specified by what document? | the - 10 (dash 10) |
What is class 1 supply? | subsistence, health & welfare |
What is class 2 supply? | tools, clothing, housekeeping supplies |
What is class 3 supply? | petroleum/fuel, lubricants |
What is class 4 supply? | construction materials and fortification barriers |
What is class 5 supply? | ammunition/explosives |
What is class 6 supply? | personal demand items (non-military) |
What is class 7 supply? | assembled items that are ready for use (vehicles, weapons systems) |
What is class 8 supply? | medical supply |
What is class 9 supply? | repair parts and components, maintenance |
What is class 10 supply? | material support to non-military programs (economic/agricultural development) |