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APPENDIX C
COMPONENTS OF END ITEMAND BASIC ISSUE ITEMS LISTS
Section I. INTRODUCTION
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SCOPE
This appendix
lists components
of end item and basic issue
items for the Special
Diver Air Support
System
(SDASS)
to help you inventory
items required
for safe and efficient operation.
C-2.
GENERAL
The components
of End Item and Basic Issue
Lists are divided
into the following sections:
a.
Section
II. Components
of End Item.
This listing is for informational
purposes
only, and does
not
give authority
to requisition
replacements.
These
items are part of the end item, but are removed
and separately
packaged
for transportation
or shipment.
As part of the end item, these
items must be with the end item whenever
it is issued
or transferred
between
property
accounts.
Illustrations
are furnished
to assist
you in identifying
the items.
b.
Section
Ill. Basic Issue Item(s) (BII(s)).
These
are the minimum essential
items required
to place
the Special
Diver Air Support
System
(SDASS)
in operation,
to operate
it, and to perform
emergency
repairs.
Although
packaged
separately
when
shipped,
BlIs must be with the Special
Diver Air Support
System
(SDASS)
during operation
and whenever
it is transferred
between
property
accounts.
The illustrations
will assist
you with
hard-to-identity
items.
This manual
is your authority
to request/requisition
replacement
BII, based
on TOE/MTOE
authorization
of the end item.
C-3.
EXPLANATION
OF COLUMNS
The following
provides
an explanation
of columns
found
in the tabular
listings:
a.
Column
(1).
Illustration Number
(Illus Number).
This column
indicates
the number
of the illustration
in which the item is shown.
b.
Column
(2). National
Stock Number.
Indicates
the National
Stock Number
assigned
to the item, and
will be used
for requisitioning
purposes.
C.
Column
(3).
Description.
Indicates
the Federal
item name
and, if required,
a minimum description
to identify and locate
the item.
The last line for each
Rem indicates
the CAGE
(in parentheses),
followed
by the
part number.
d.
Column
(4).
Unit of Measurement
(U/M).
Indicates
the measure
used
in performing
the actual
operational/maintenance
function.
This measure
is expressed
by a two-character
alphabetical
abbreviation
(e.g.,
ea, in, pr).
e.
Column
(5).
Quantity
required
(Qty rqr).
Indicates
the quantity
of the item authorized
to be used
with/on
the equipment.
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