Headquarters, Department of the Army, Washington, DC 20310-2300 20 April 2006

Army Medical Department Supply Information

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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY SUPPLY BULLETIN

 SB 8-75-S4

Table of Contents Page

Overview of SB 8-75-S4 .............................................................................................................. i

Chapter 1 - The Army Medical Department (AMEDD) Field Polcy ................................................ 1-1

Chapter 2 - Excess Medical Materiel and Equipment Management............................................ 2-1

Chapter 3 - Deployment Property Accountability Tips .............................................................. 3-1

Chapter 4 - MRI Conversion Overview ................................................................................... 4-1

Chapter 5 - The Army Medical Department (AMEDD) Logistics Assistance Program .................... 5-1

Chapter 6 - The Acquisition Advice Code (AAC) ‘W’ & ‘J’ Relationships ....................................... 6-1

Chapter 7 - Equipment Items Support and Consumables Handbook ........................................ 7-1

Chapter 8 - AMEDD Small Shelter (A2S) Fielding ..................................................................... 8-1

Chapter 9 - Tactical Sheler Toolbox Inventory......................................................................... 9-1

Chapter 10 - Tactical Shelter Scissor Jacks Location for All Medical Materiel Sets (MMS) .............. 10-1

Chapter 11 - Tactical Shelter Door-Locking Device .................................................................. 11-1

Chapter 12 - Convention for Safe Containers (CSC) ............................................................... 12-1

Chapter 13 - Complete Damage Inspection Required When Hospital Tactical Shelters and

 MILVANS Are Moved ....................................................................................... 13-1

Chapter 14 - Dolly Set (M1022A1) - Current Status ................................................................ 14-1

Chapter 15 - Distribution Illumination Systems Electrical (DISE), Power Distribution

 Illumination Systems Electrical (PDISE) ............................................................ 15-1

Index - ...................................................................................................................... IN-1

Glossary - ...................................................................................................................... GL-1

Effective until rescinded or superseded

Printing of this information does not constitute endorsement of the product, manufacturer, or the use

of any related item thereof by the U. S. Army.

NOTICE

This Supply Bulletin supersedes in its entirety any previous issues specific to

information on the subject of the contents of this Supply Bulletin.

The contents is devoted specifically to

TOE Medical Units and Logistics Personnel information.

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If you prefer using email, please address it to usammacrm@amedd.army.mil.
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OVERVIEW 

 This Supply Bulletin is produced to assist the Logistics Personnel and the soldier in 

the field units in enhancing readiness with their equipment and within their Unit. 

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proposed solutions pertaining to non-medical equipment or ASIOE. The goal is to make 

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CHAPTER 1. THE ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT (AMEDD) FIELDING POLICY 

1-1. INTRODUCTION 

a. In accordance with Army Regulation (AR) 700-142, the U.S. Army Medical 

Materiel Agency (USAMMA) serves as the fielder for the Medical Command (MEDCOM) 

‘Equip-The-Force’ Mission. The USAMMA executes a variety of materiel release, 

fielding and transfer functions by sustaining and selectively modernizing the force 

using materiel and associated equipment configured under the Deployable Medical 

Systems (DEPMEDS) and Modular Medical Systems. In addition, the USAMMA is 

executing the final phases of the AMEDD Medical Reengineering Initiative (MRI) as part 

of an Army Force Design Update. 

b. The Army Campaign Plan. The Army Campaign Plan (ACP) provides direction 

for detailed planning, preparation and execution of the full range of tasks necessary to 

provide relevant and ready land power to the Nation while maintaining the quality of 

the all-volunteer force. Detailed information is available at 

http://www.army.mil/aeioo/rc/lib.htm. 

(1) The Army Force Generation (ARFORGEN) Model. AFORGEN is aligned to 

the ACP. The ARFORGEN Model is cyclical and places Units in one of three force pools: 

(a) An initial Reset/Train Pool for units redeploying from long 

operations. 

(b) A Ready Pool that includes modular units assessed as “ready” to 

conduct mission preparation and training. 

(c) An Available Pool that includes modular units assessed as “available” 

to conduct missions in support of any regional combatant commander or serve as 

rapidly deployable contingency forces. Active Component units are in the one-year 

window of the Available Pool every three years; Army Reserve units are available 

every five years; and Army National Guard units are available every six years. 

Detailed information is available at http://www.army.mil/aeioo/rc/lib.htm. 

(2) Prioritization Of Units. The Army Resource Priority List (ARPL) is the 

means for prioritizing the resources used in supporting all units in all components of 

the Army. Detailed information is available at http://www.army.mil/aeioo/rc/lib.htm. The 

AMEDD Investment Strategy (AIS), under the auspices of the Office of The Surgeon 

General (OTSG), augments the ARPL and provides prioritization guidance for the 

USAMMA during execution year spending and fielding. Further, the AIS develops 

materiel requirements for the Army’s long-range programming and budgeting 

processes. 

1-2. APPLICABILITY

a. The policy outlined herein supersedes the AMEDD Fielding Policy 

memorandum dated 1 July 2001 and applies to all medical field units and non-medical 

units authorized medical sets, kits, and outfits, less those sets managed under the 

Reserve Component Hospital Decrement (RCHD) program and Army Prepositioned 
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Stocks (APS). The USAMMA centrally manages RCHD and APS hospitals as long-term 

storage assets and fields their shortages under separate programs. 

b. This policy is consistent with the guidance of the OTSG Army Medical 

Department Investment Strategy (AIS) forum. Major Commands (MACOMs) must 

coordinate any deviation from the AIS with OTSG and the USAMMA. 

c. This policy identifies the USAMMA’s initial fielding and follow-on “ship short” 

program responsibilities. The USAMMA will use the ship short program to fill shortages 

of nonexpendable, durable, and expendable materiel identified and documented from 

the initial fielding shipment. The USAMMA will issue one ship-short package, a 

package of shortages not available at the time of the fielding, to the unit after its initial 

equipment fielding. 

1-3. GENERAL

 a. In the funding expense and investment categories of Operations and 

Maintenance, Army (OMA) and Other Procurement, Army (OPA), respectively, the AIS 

identifies requirements for all new growth items for:

Medical Equipment Sets (MES) 

Veterinary Equipment Sets (VES) 

Dental Equipment Sets (DES) and 

Medical Materiel Sets (MMS) 

 b. Units have the responsibility to obtain sufficient OMA or expense funds to 

sustain and maintain their sets to the fielded unit assemblage listing authorization as 

fielded by the USAMMA IAW AR 40-61 and AR 220-1. Based on AIS guidance and the 

availability of funds the USAMMA will provide OPA or investment items where 

authorized. Any MACOM policies that are not IAW these regulations and are not 

supported by the AMEDD POM, become the responsibility of the MACOM. The goal of 

the AMEDD is to sustain and modernize each division level medical unit on a 6-year 

cycle. 

(1) The USAMMA will provide service-regulated, Line Item Number (LIN) medical 

equipment with Acquisition Advice Code (AAC) “A,” “W,” or “J”. In addition, USAMMA 

will provide service-regulated, non-LIN, and non-expendable AAC “W” or “J” medical 

equipment as components of authorized sets. If these items are not available during 

the initial fielding, the USAMMA will provide them to the unit upon availability. 

(2) Other non-expendable medical equipment or durable medical equipment 

items will be provided by the USAMMA within 180 to 240 days after the initial fielding. 

(3) Funding for expendable medical equipment and materiel items will be 

provided by the USAMMA via Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request (MIPR) 

within 90 to 120 days after the fielding. 

(4) Units must document the shortages IAW AR 710-2-1 and AR 40-61 until the 

units receive ship-short packages. 

(5) The Medical Equipment Sets (MES) maintenance and Unit Assemblage 

Listings (UAL) updates remain the unit’s responsibility IAW AR 40-61. 
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(6) Once the items in b(1)-(3) above, are received, the USAMMA has completed 

its obligations to the gaining unit.

1-4. BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM (BCT) AND ECHELONS ABOVE BRIGADE 

COMBAT TEAM (EABCT) 

 a. COMPO I BCT Level Medical Units (Aid Station and Medical Companies) and 

EABCT Medical Units (Area Support Medical Company, Ground and Air Ambulance 

Companies, Forward Surgical Teams, etc.) that are authorized MESs will be fielded all 

authorized materiel IAW the current year UAL at the time of the fielding to include an 

initial issue of authorized Potency and Dated (P&D) materiel and Note “R” and “Q” 

items. 

 b. COMPO II and III medical units will be fielded all UAL items, less P&D 

materiel. It is the unit’s responsibility to sustain and maintain their sets once fielded 

by the USAMMA IAW AR 40-60, para 2-9N, AR 40-61, AR 220-1 and DA Pam 700-60,

Chapter 3. Any MACOM policies that are not IAW these regulations and are not 

supported by the AMEDD POM become the responsibility of the MACOM. The AMEDD’s 

goal is to sustain and modernize each division level medical unit on a 

3-year cycle. 

 c. The USAMMA will provide service-regulated, Line Item Number (LIN) medical 

equipment with AAC “A,” “W,” or “J”. In addition, USAMMA will provide serviceregulated, non-LIN, and non-expendable AAC “W” or “J” medical equipment as 

components of authorized sets. If these items are not available during the initial 

fielding, USAMMA will provide them to the unit upon availability. 

 d. Other non-expendable medical equipment or durable medical equipment 

items will be provided by the USAMMA within 180 to 240 days after the initial fielding. 

e. Funding for expendable medical equipment and materiel items will be 

provided by the USAMMA via Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request (MIPR) 

within 90 to 120 days after the fielding. 

f. Until ship-short packages are received, units must document the shortages 

IAW AR 710-2-1 and AR 40-61. 

 g. The MES maintenance and UAL updates remain the unit’s responsibility IAW 

AR 40-61. 

h. Once the items in paragraphs b(1)-(3) above are received, the USAMMA has 

completed its obligations to the gaining unit. 

1-5. ECHELONS ABOVE BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM (EABCT) LEVEL DEPLOYABLE 

MEDICAL SYSTEMS (DEPMEDS)

 a. COMPO I EABCT Level DEPMEDS units authorized MESs will be fielded all 

authorized medical materiel less Note “R” and “Q” and P&D items. These items are 

covered under the Centralized Managed P&D Materiel Program managed by the 

USAMMA (see Supply Bulletin (SB) 8-75-S7, 20 July, for more details). It is the unit’s 
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responsibility to sustain and maintain its sets once fielded by the USAMMA IAW 

AR 40-61 and AR 220-1. Any MACOM policies that are not IAW these regulations and 

are not supported by the AMEDD AIS are the responsibility of the MACOM. The 

AMEDD’s goal is to sustain each DEPMEDS unit on a 6-year cycle. Medical materiel 

and equipment shortages identified at the initial fielding will be provided in a 

ship-short package within one year. Remaining shortages after receipt of the ship 

short will be managed as follows: 

b. Service-regulated, LIN-identified medical equipment with AAC “A”, “W” or “J” 

items will be provided by the USAMMA. In addition, service-regulated, AAC “W” or “J”, 

non-LIN, non-expendable medical equipment as components of authorized sets will be 

provided by the USAMMA. If these items are not available during the initial fielding, 

they will be provided to the unit upon availability. 

c. Though the USAMMA goal to field each set at 100 percent of fill is not always 

possible, the USAMMA will commit to provide not less than 90 percent of fill on each 

set that is fielded. All items other than service-regulated items still short after one 

year will be the responsibility of the unit. Those sets that do not meet 90 percent of 

fill within one year will be funded by the USAMMA who will coordinate with local 

Installation Medical Supply Activities (IMSA) and/or exhaust all acquisition options in 

order to satisfy noted shortages. 

d. Until the ship-short packages are received, units must document the 

shortages IAW 710-2-1 and AR 40-61.

e. MES, VES, DES, and MMS maintenance remains the unit’s responsibility IAW 

AR 40-61. The UAL of record corresponds to the sets fielded by the USAMMA. For 

DEPMEDS-equipped units, the specific UAL for a DEPMEDS unit is unique to each 

specific set, assemblage control number (ACN), and build directive number (BDN), and 

relates to a specific hospital and the database year fielded. To request a current UAL 

listing, refer to AR 40-61, Paragraph 10-4c. 

f. Once the items in paragraph b(1)-(3) listed above are received, the USAMMA 

has completed its obligations to the gaining unit.

1-6. SUSTAINMENT 

The goal of the sustainment and selective modernization program is to provide those 

items based on Army and AIS priority as well as the availability of funds. Previous 

policy dictated a direct exchange of entire hospitals. The current sustainment 

methodology requires collaboration between the unit and the USAMMA to determine 

the unit’s actual requirements based on the last fielded UAL as compared to the latest 

UAL and other unit on hand materiel obtained from other sources. The USAMMA plans 

and schedules sustainment and selective modernization events affecting units at least 

2 years from execution. In general, the MACOM approves the USAMMA sustainment 

schedule and authorizes direct coordination between the Agency and the unit. Once a 

mutually acceptable date is in place, the unit will be shipped an upgrade sustainment 

package that modernizes the unit to the latest database UAL. The process to do this is 

shown in the chart following this paragraph. 
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Action Timeline in Days 

Schedule Unit D-2 years 

Brief Unit D-321 days 

Unit Conduct Assessment D-320 days 

USAMMA Validates Unit Assessment D-265 days 

USAMMA Determines Requirements D-254 days 

USAMMA Build Sustainment Package D-253 days 

USAMMA Ship Sustainment Package D-46 days 

Required Delivery Date at Unit D 

USAMMA Materiel Fielding Team Field Sustainment Package D+14 days 

USAMMA Follow Up On-going 

1-7. NON-MEDICAL ASSOCIATED SUPPORT ITEMS OF EQUIPMENT 

(ASIOE)

Currently, the USAMMA programs and funds several non-medical Associated 

Support Items of Equipment (ASIOE) for sustainment. The replacement of these 

items is dependent on an assessment of the unit’s assets and USAMMA’s on-hand 

availability of the items. These items are not procured in sufficient quantities to 

support a complete replacement of an entire unit; in fact, many of these items are 

no longer procurable and are only available due to an extensive refurbishment 

program. The items include: 

Nomenclature LIN or NSN

Air Conditioner/Heater (ECU)/FDECU A26852 

Container Cargo C13825 

Container, Refrigerated C84541 

Dolly Set, 7.5T M1022 D34883 

Kitchen, Field, Modular F39561 

Heater, 120K BTU H24907 

Generator Set, 100KW PU495B/G J35801 

M-40 Electrical Distribution System F55485 

M-100 Electrical Feeder System F55621 

Panel Distribution Center, M-400 P60558 

Utility Receptacles, M46 U89185 

Fork Lift, 4000 T49255 

Shelter, Tactical 3:1 S01359 

Shelter, Tactical 2:1 S01291 

Sanitation Center: Food S33399 

TEMPER Tent (s) T71619, T47813, T47745, T71755 

Passage Way ISO TEMPER 8340-01-260-7452 

TEMPER Bump Thru Door 8340-01-263-2546 

Passage Way ISO to ISO 8340-01-277-0620 

Bump-Thru ISO Door 6545-01-372-2623 

TEMPER, Sanitation, 32’ 8340-01-324-7971 

TEMPER, Kitchen, 48’ 8340-01-325-0131 
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CHAPTER 2. EXCESS MEDICAL MATERIEL AND EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT 

2-1. INTRODUCTION 

Recently there have been several questions from TOE units regarding excess medical 

materiel and equipment management. Excess medical materiel and equipment are 

those assets that have been deemed no longer required by the unit to perform its 

mission, and no longer authorized by MTOE. Excess medical materiel often includes 

both durable and expendable items that do not require property book accountability 

but in most cases accountability is maintained by hand receipting these items down 

to the user level. Medical equipment is usually non-expendable and requires 

property book accountability. The USAMMA manages excess Medical Equipment Sets 

(MES), Medical Materiel Sets (MMS), and select non-medical Associated Support 

Items of Equipment (ASIOE) for redistribution Army wide. 

2-2. GOALS 

The goals of excess materiel management are to: 

 a. Eliminate excess medical materiel. Any materiel on hand and no longer 

required to satisfy any mission requirement will be considered excess materiel. 

 b. Ensure timely and cost-effective identification of excess materiel and 

equipment. 

 c. Aggressively report and advertise excess materiel for possible redistribution 

of serviceable items to other activities or units. 

2-3. HOW TO GET DISPOSITION INSTRUCTIONS

 Units are prohibited from disposing of excess medical materiel and equipment 

without first contacting the servicing Installation Medical Supply Activity (IMSA), 

Supply Support Activity (SSA) or Medical Logistics (MEDLOG) unit for disposition 

instructions. If units do not have a servicing IMSA, SSA or MEDLOG unit, they must 

request disposition instructions directly from the USAMMA. Prior to contacting the 

IMSA, ISSA, MEDLOG unit or the USAMMA, an itemized listing with the following 

information is needed for each item requiring disposition: 

 a. For all excess medical materiel with an assigned National Stock Number 

(NSN). 

• Unit Name 

• Unit DODAAC (Department of Defense Activity Address Code) 

• Unit UIC (Unit Identification Code) 

• Unit POC Name, Telephone Number (Commercial & DSN), email address 

• NSN 

• Nomenclature 

• Accounting Requirements Code 

• Quantity 

• Condition Code 

• Document Number 

b. For all excess medical materiel without assigned National Stock Number 

(NSN), typical equipment items are: 
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• Unit Name 

• Unit DODAAC 

• Unit UIC 

• Unit POC Name, Telephone Number (Commercial & DSN), email address 

• Federal Supply Class (FSC) (i.e., 6515, 6520, 6545, etc.) 

• Nomenclature 

• Accounting Requirements Code 

• Make/Model/Serial Number (if applicable) 

• Manufacturer 

• Condition Code 

• Document Number 

c. Units are required to segregate items by type of item and condition code. 

In addition, technical inspections (TIs) must be performed on all medical equipment. 

Normally, Biomedical Maintenance Repair personnel within the IMSA, SSA or 

MEDLOG Unit perform these TIs and assign condition codes to the medical 

equipment. For units who do not have access to Biomedical Maintenance Repair 

personnel, see Technical Bulletin Medical (TB-MED) 750-1 for instructions on how to 

properly TI medical equipment and assign condition codes. 

d. A separate document number is required for each item having a different 

condition code (A, B, F, or H). Units are required to provide document numbers for 

use when transferring excess items from the owning unit to the requesting unit. The 

owning unit pays the transportation costs associated with this transfer of materiel.

2-4. ACCOUNTABILITY OF EXCESS MEDICAL MATERIEL AND EQUIPMENT

Units are required to maintain proper accountability of excess medical materiel and 

equipment until all disposition actions outlined within the disposition instructions are 

completed. This is especially important when dealing with non-expendable medical 

equipment. Units are reminded that items should not be removed from the property 

book until all actions as outlined in the disposition instructions have been completed. 

Property Book Officers (PBOs) are not authorized to remove medical equipment 

items from a unit’s property book until proper disposition is verified as completed. 

2-5. DISPOSITION INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE USAMMA

If units are without a servicing IMSA, SSA or MEDLOG unit, they must request 

disposition instructions from the USAMMA. For ease of processing, the USAMMA 

requires all requests for disposition be sent electronically. Microsoft Excel is the 

most preferred method, but text files are acceptable. Units may request disposition 

instructions from the USAMMA by emailing list of excess medical materiel to the 

USAMMA at USAMMAEOC@amedd.army.mil or USAMMALAP@amedd.army.mil, ATTN: 

MCMR-MMO-SP.

2-6. TRANSFERRING ARMY-OWNED MEDICAL MATERIEL TO OTHER 

SERVICES 

Units are prohibited from transferring accountability or giving away medical materiel 

and equipment to other services (i.e., U.S. Air Force or U.S. Navy) without approval. 

Prior to transferring accountability of medical materiel to other Services, AMEDD 
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activities are required to coordinate materiel transfers through their supporting 

Regional Medical Commands or Major Subordinate Commands to the USAMMA. 

2-7. HOW TO GET ACCESS TO EXCESS MEDICAL MATERIEL AND EQUIPMENT 

 a. The USAMMA’s Force Sustainment Directorate, Production/Assembly 

Division (MCMR-MMO-SP) is responsible for advertising excess medical materiel 

available for redistribution. The USAMMA uses the Tri-Service Medical Excess 

Redistribution System (TRIMEDS) to advertise excess medical materiel. For 

additional information, please use the USAMMA website at 

http://www.usamma.army.mil and the steps shown below. 

- Click on the drop down box marked “Quick Links” 

- Click on Tri-Service Med. Excess 

- Click on Tri-Service Medical Excess Distribution System (TRIMEDS) 

- Click on TRIMEDS Available List - View ALL 

 b. This is an Air Force-sponsored site and requires a User ID and Password. 

The first time that you visit the site, you will be required to complete the steps under 

New Registration. Shortly after you establish a User ID, your password will be 

emailed to you. Once you receive your password, follow the steps outlined above 

and you will be allowed to view all excess medical materiel available for 

redistribution. Each item is listed by Stock Number, Nomenclature, Quantity 

Available, Document Number and Disposition Date. You can click on the Document 

Number to get additional information about item and how to order it. For your 

convenience, the service to which it is available and the last available date to order 

are highlighted. 

2-8. REFERENCES 

 a. AR 40-61, Medical Logistics Policies 

 b. AR 710-2, Supply Policy Below the National Level 

 c. DA PAM 710-2-1, Using Unit Supply System (Manual Procedures) 

 d. DA PAM 710-2-2, Supply Support Activity Supply System: Manual 

Procedures 

e. TB-MED 750-1, Operating Guide for Medical Equipment Maintenance
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CHAPTER 3. DEPLOYMENT PROPERTY ACCOUNTABILITY TIPS 

3-1. INTRODUCTION 

The surge in deployments and the recent feedback on property accountability of 

deploying units has made it increasingly important to ensure that more stringent 

measures are implemented to help ensure better property accountability. This 

chapter contains a few tips to help in the splitting of the Property Book and ensuring 

a more efficient way of accounting for and maintaining property accountability for 

deploying units. 

3-2. OBTAIN A DERIVATIVE DODAAC AND UIC 

 a. Obtain a derivative UIC and deployment DODAAC upon notification of 

movement orders. 

 b. Requests for derivative UICs should go through the S-3, G-3, or Force 

Modernization Section. 

 c. Requests for deployment DODAACs should go through G3 (Operations & 

Plans) channels. This helps ensure that all of the unit property is directed against 

the appropriate UICs and DODAACs for which it supports. NOTE: Procedures vary 

depending on the Theater of Operations. 

3-3. IDENTIFY EQUIPMENT 

 a. Identify all equipment. 

(1) If the equipment will remain at home station, it will remain on the 

rear detachment Hand Receipt (HR). 

(2) If the equipment will be deployed, it needs to be transferred to the 

forward HR. 

b. Identify equipment as far in advance as possible. 

(1) Gives time to determine the assignment of equipment to the 

appropriate user. 

(2) Reduces the number of change overs of responsible individual(s). 

(3) Helps reduce the number of times equipment is moved prior to 

deployment. 

3-4. SPLIT PROPERTY BOOKS 

Splitting the Property Book of a deploying unit requires a concerted effort from the 

entire command to ensure the overall success of property accountability. 

 a. Ninety days from deployment date [or 60 days from Ready to Load Date 

(RLD) since the equipment will be shipped prior to deployment date] inventory 

equipment for 100% accountability. 
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 b. After a thorough inventory has been conducted and there is 100% 

property accountability, the Rear Detachment Commander and the Forward 

Commander need to sign their hand receipt from the Property Book Officer (PBO). 

 c. Using the Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced (PBUSE) to split the 

Property Book. 

 (1) Transfer the Forward (Deploying UIC) HR (posted under the 

appropriate parent UIC and DODAAC) to the down range PBO. NOTE: This may need 

to be done electronically after arrival in theater if unit was unable to receive a 

deployment DODAAC during mobilization. 

 (2) The Rear Detachment Hand Receipt will be adjusted and posted to 

the Rear Property Book and maintained at the local PBO. 

 (3) Lateral transfers of any equipment that was mistakenly missed by 

the Rear or Forward HRs upon re-inventory and verification of equipment. 

3-5. HAND RECEIPTS

a. Responsible officers must sign their HRs and ensure all property is 

properly sub-hand receipted to user. 

 b. The Sub Hand Receipt Holders need to ensure they have properly 

inventoried their assigned equipment IAW the appropriate publications and then sign 

their new sub-hand receipts. 

 c. Hand Receipts must be verified, signed, and returned to the supporting 

PBO within the directed suspense. 

 d. A change of command or change of primary hand receipt holder (HR Split 

qualifies under this criteria) inventories are a 100% physical inventory. Subsequent 

signing of HRs is a verification process to confirm changes on the HR itself. 

3-6. SAFEGUARDING PROPERTY

a. After splitting and scrubbing the entire hand receipt, equipment that is not 

being used should be secured in a consolidated container or controlled access cage 

or room to help reduce the chance of loss, damage or theft of equipment. 

 b. A numbered, tamper-proof, anti-pilferage seal (NSN 5340-00-081-3381) 

should be used and the seal number annotated. This helps in the inventory process 

since, if the seal has not been tampered with, the area can be quickly verified by the 

seal number and annotating that no tampering of the seal and no attempted break in 

of the secured area has occurred. 

3-7. CONDUCT INVENTORIES

a. Rear Detachment Commanders must conduct physical inventories monthly 

for cyclic and sensitive items. 
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 b. Results of these physical inventories must be completed, signed, and then 

returned to the supporting PBO so that they can be annotated on the PBUSE 

inventory documents. 

3-8. DO’S AND DON’TS OF SPLITTING HAND RECEIPT 

DO DON’T 

• Identify equipment needed for deployment. 

• Make last minute changes unless the 

chain of command is fully aware and 

approves. 

• Inventory all components for each end item. 

• Leave components of end items 

behind unless Commander approves 

it. 

• Pack end items and components together if 

feasible. 

• Lock equipment up in the rear and take 

keys with you. 

• If you change your mind about whether a 

piece of equipment is going or not, notify the 

Commander and Supply Sergeant. 

• Abandon equipment that you originally 

listed as going forward (notify the 

Commander and Supply Sergeant of any 

changes) 

• Verify only items on your forward sub-hand 

receipt are packed for deployment. 

• Take something forward that you 

originally decided would be left behind. 

• Prepare a detailed packing list for each 

container that shows LIN, NSN, Nomenclature, and Serial Number for each item that is 

packed inside. 

• Assume that equipment left behind will 

be easily located by the rear 

detachment. 

• Ensure rear detachment has keys to all 

areas. 

3-9. REFERENCES 

a. AR 735-5, Policies and Procedures for Property Accountability 

 b. DA PAM 710-2-1, Using Unit Supply System (Manual Procedures) 

c. Derivative DODAACs and UICs: Refer to S-3, G-3, or Force Modernization 

Section. 
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CHAPTER 4. MRI CONVERSION OVERVIEW

4-1. INTRODUCTION 

a. The Medical Reengineering Initiative (MRI) is one of the AMEDD’s force design 

updates, which is in direct support of Army transformation/ modularity. The Echelon 

above Brigade Combat Team (EABCT) units will be restructured to conform to Future 

Army principles. Ten functional areas are affected, and hospitalization is one of them. 

b. MRI converts the current Medical Force 2000 (MF2K) three-hospital 

configurations (General, Combat Support, and Field) to a one-hospital concept. The MRI 

structure has two, 248-bed variations, the EABCT and Echelon Above Corps (EAC) 

Combat Support Hospital (CSH). The EAC CSH will be converted to an EABCT CSH by 

FY11. Both variations have a Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment (HHD), 84 

and 164-bed Companies; however, only the EABCT hospitals are in split-based 

operational configuration. 

c. Also, unique to the EABCT CSH is the Early Entry Hospitalization Element 

(EEHE), a 44-bed Co made 100 percent mobile with organic assets. This EEHE is 

designed to break out of the 84-bed Company to provide early entry capability and the 

ability to move with the fighting force. The resulting 40-bed complement does not have 

stand-alone capability. 

d. The EEHE without the transportation requirements equates to the U.S. Army 

Reserve’s Clinical Operational Equipment Set (COES). 

e. Another important MRI force structure change is the removal of the minimal 

care capability from the MF2K hospitals. This capability is now provided in 120-bed 

Minimal Care Detachments. 

f. The U.S. Army Forces Command (FORSCOM) Hospital Optimization 

Standardization Program (HOSP) and Army Reserve Acceleration (AR ACCEL) Programs 

are materiel asset strategies developed to accelerate the hospital conversion process 

and maximize limited resources. Execution of these programs is concurrent with MRI 

conversions. 

4-2. HOSPITAL OPTIMIZATION STANDARDIZATION PROGRAM (HOSP) 

a. HOSP is a FORSCOM program. The following actions must occur to convert to 

HOSP/MRI: 

(1) Echelon Above Brigade Combat Team Conversions (Split-Based 

Operational) Requirements: 

(a) Receive a new Class VIII 84-bed company from U.S. Army Medical 

Materiel Agency (USAMMA) (Table 4-1). The HHD and 84-bed Company will be retained 

at home station. 

(b) Build a 164-bed company from their existent MF2K assets with the 

exception of one growth, Line Identification Number (LIN) M32074, Unit Assemblage 

(UA) M417-MMS Ortho Surg Aug (Table 4-2 highlights the 164-bed conversions). This 

also requires conversion of seven (7) Medical Materiel Sets (MMS) in the 164-bed 
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company. Growth LINs equal the differences between the MF2K Modified Table of 

Organization & Equipment (MTOE) and the MRI MTOE. 

(c) Pack the 164-bed Company and ship to Sierra Army Depot (SIAD), 

Herlong, CA, for storage. 

(d) Class VIII Excess, to include LIN M48055 the UA M311-MMS 

Minimal Care, is to be transferred/disposed of as directed by the USAMMA and the Major 

Command (MACOM). 

b. EAC Conversions (Non Split-Based Operational) Requirements (Will be 

converted to EABCT by FY11): 

(1) Receive Class VIII growth LINs from either Lateral Transfer or the 

USAMMA. 

(2) Build the 84-bed company from existent MF2K assets and receive 

growth LINs (Table 4-3). 

(3) Build a 164-bed company from existent MF2K assets and receive growth 

LINs (Table 4-4). 

(4) Pack the 164-bed Company and ship to SIAD for storage. 

(5) Class VIII Excess, to include LIN M48055 the UA M311-MMS Minimal 

Care, is to be transferred/disposed of as directed by USAMMA and the MACOM. 

c. Minimal Care Detachment Activation Requirements: 

(1) Receive Class VIII and select non-medical Associated Support Items of 

Equipment (ASIOE) from the USAMMA (Table 4-5). 

(2) Retain at home station. 

4-3. AR ACCEL

AR ACCEL and EEHE (without transportation)/COES are U.S. Army Reserve Programs. 

a. The potential for up to five of the following critical elements requires 

consideration, coordination, conversion, and/or activation: 

(1) Hospital Unit, Base (HUB) Minimum Essential Equipment for Training (MEET) 

Set 

(2) Hospital Unit, Surgical (HUS) MEET Set 

(3) Reserve Component Hospital Decrement (RCHD) at SIAD and centrally 

managed by the USAMMA. This is the remainder of the hospital requirements minus the 

MEET authorizations, and EEHE/COES, if applicable. 

(4) EEHE/COES 

(5) Minimal Care Detachment 

b. After MRI conversions (Table 4-6), the AR hospitals are to retain either one or 

two standardized MEET sets for their 84- and 164-bed companies, respectively, contingent 

upon whether they are split or single-stationed. The unit may also be authorized an 

EEHE/COES set (Table 4-7) at home station. The hospitals authorized the 84- and 164-bed 

company MEET sets and EEHE/COES also require additional LIN M73050, M308-MMS 

Triage/EMT and its ASIOE, as well as LIN M72084, M523-MMS Medical Maintenance 

(84-bed) and its ASIOE. Upon mobilization, the unit will deploy with the authorized MEET 

set(s), COES if authorized, and RCHD. 
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c. MRI Conversion will be conducted at both the MEET and RCHD sites. The 

following actions will require integration at the applicable location(s): 

(1) EABCT Conversion (Split-Based Operational) Requirements: 

(a) Receive new 84-bed Medical Materiel Sets (MMS) 

(Table 4-1 in bold print). 

(b) Receive growth LINs. Growth LINs equal the differences between the 

MF2K MTOE and the MRI MTOE. 

(c) Build 164-bed MMS from existent MF2K sets (Table 4-2: Highlighted) 

(2) EAC Conversion (not split-based operational) Requirements (will be 

converted to EABCT by FY11): 

(a) Receive growth LINs 

(b) 84- and 164-bed company requirements are shown in 

Tables 4-3 and 4-4 

(3) Minimal Care Detachment Activation Requirements: 

(a) Receive Class VIII and select non-medical ASIOE from the USAMMA 

(Table 4-5). 

(b) Retain at home station 

(4) EEHE/COES Requirements (when authorized): 

(a) Issued to the unit at SIAD 

(b) Transported to Warehouse Location 
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TABLE 4-1. FORSCOM HOSP: MRI 84-BED 

COMBAT SUPPORT HOSPITAL, ECHELON ABOVE BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM (EABCT), 

STANDARD REQUIREMENTS CODE (SRC) 08960A000 

NOTE: 84-bed MMS (500-series Unit Assemblage Listings) are in bold print. 

Current Objective Table of Organization and Equipment (OTOE) Requirements. 

(If already converted, requirements will differ.) 

LIN NOMENCLATURE ERC MRI 

A26852 Air Conditioner: 54000 BTU 208V-AC 3PH 50/60 HZ A 23 

A26852 Air Conditioner: 54000 BTU 208V-AC 3PH 50/60 HZ B 3 

A63297 Anesthesia Apparatus Field A 2 

A83433 Analyzer Defibrillator EKG A 1 

C05856 CAL & Verification Sys: Portable Battery OP Diagnostic B 1 

C13825 Container Cargo Reusable W/O -Mechanical Restraint B 18 

C19511 Coagulation Timer Unit: Plasma Semiautomatic Testing A 1 

C32671 Cleaner Ultrasonic: 120/230V 50/60CYC HZ A 1 

C50111 Cabinet Solution Warming: A 1 

C61523 Calibrator-Analyzer Hosp Equip: 12IN W X 12IN H X 9IN B 1 

D34883 Dolly Set Lift Transportable Shelter: 7 1⁄2 A 12 

D65925 Dental Materiel Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery: A 1 

D86072 Defibrillator Monitor Recorder: 120/230V 50/60HZ AC A 5 

E02981 Electrosurgical Apparatus Mobile 115V 50/60HZ OR A 2 

E67355 Compressor - Dehydrator Dental Equipment: A 8 

F55485 Distribution System Elec: 120/208V 3PH 40AMP A 9 

F55621 Feeder System Electrical: 3PH 100 AMP A 5 

G60128 Genitourinary Cystoscopic Kit: A 1 

G17528 Generator Set Diesel Engine Trailer PU-807A: J35801, 100KW, 

will be fielded until these are available. 

A 1 

H00586 Heater Duct Type Portable 1200-00 BTUS: Obsolete: H24907, 

Heater will be fielded until a new item is identified. 

B 15 

H00586 Heater Duct Type Portable 1200-00 BTUS: Obsolete: H24907, 

Heater will be fielded until a new item is procured. 

A 1 

J24245 Infusion Pump Analyzer A 1 

L44331 Light Surg Ceiling: 20/230V50/60HZ A 2 

L48736 Reader Computed Rad A 1 

L65295 Light Surgical Field: 110 VAC OR 24 VDC A 15 

M08417 MMS: Central Materiel Service: DEPMEDS P 1 

M08599 MMS: Intermediate Care Ward: DEPMEDS A 3 

M09576 MMS: Post OP/ICU Ward DEPMEDS: P 2 

M13428 MMS: Cent Mat Svc Spec Aug: 84 Bed CSH Co A 1 

M14517 MMS: Medical Supply: 84 Bed CSH CO B 1 

M23673 MES: Chemical Agent Patient Treatment: A 2 

M25865 MES: Chemical Agents Patient Decontamination: A 1 

M31824 MMS: Obstetrics Gynecology Clinic DEPMEDS: A 1 

M66558 Monitor PT Vital Sign W/Capnography A 8 

M72084 MMS: Medical Maintenance: 84 Bed CSH CO A 1 

M72423 MMS: Medical Service Clinic: 84 Bed CSH CO A 1 
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(continued) TABLE 4-1 FORSCOM HOSP: MRI 84-BED 

COMBAT SUPPORT HOSPITAL, EABCT, SRC 08960A000 

Current OTOE Requirements (If already converted, requirements will differ.) 

LIN NOMENCLATURE ERC MRI 

M72868 MMS: Orthopedic Cast Clinic: DEPMEDS A 1

M72936 MMS: Operating Room: DEPMEDS P 1

M73175 MMS: X-Ray Low Capacity Portable DEPMEDS: A 1

M73050 MMS: Triage/Emergency/Pre-OP: DEPMEDS P 1

M73254 MMS: Pharmacy: 84-Bed CSH Company A 1 

M73482 MMS: Laboratory (General): 84-Bed CSH Company A 1 

M73732 MMS: Laboratory (Liquid Bld Bank): 84-Bed CSH CO A 1 

M86675 MMS: X-Ray Radiographic DEPMEDS: P 1 

P40622 Oximeter Pulse: 120/230V 50/60HZ AC Or Battery A 1 

P60558 Panel Power Distr: 60 HZ 400 AMP A 5 

R64126 Refrigerator Solid State BIO: A 1 

S01291 Shelter: Tactical Expandable Oneside A 2 

S01359 Shelter: Tactical Expandable Twoside A 1 

S33399 Sanitation Center: Food B 1 

S39122 Sterilizer Surgical Dressing: Pressure Fuel Htd CRS A 4 

S56720 Simulator Medical Functions: Battery OP Port A 1 

S91263 Sink Unit Scrub Field Hospital CRS 30 Inch: DEPMEDS A 3 

T00029 Table Operating Field: A 2 

T00381 Thermoregulator: Patient Auto & Manual 115/220V 50/60 A 8 

T00578 Table Operating Room Field: A 1 

T07421 Tachom Strob Centrifuge B 1 

T15154 Tank Fabric Collapsible, Petroleum 5000 Barrel B 2 

T47745 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WMedical Forest A 6 

T47745 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WMedical Forest B 1 

T47813 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WSurgical Forest A 2 

T47813 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WSurgical Forest B 2 

T60464 Sink Unit Surgical Scrub and Utensil Hospital Field: 110V A 2 

T60464 Sink Unit Surgical Scrub and Utensil Hospital Field: 110V B 18 

T61791 Tester Current Leakage: B 1 

T71619 Tent: Extendable Modular 16LX20WMedical Forest B 3 

T71755 Tent: Extendable Modular 16LX20WCentral Medical B 1 

T90883 Test Set Electrosurgical Apparatus: 115/230V 50-60HZ B 1 

U89185 Utility Receptacle: A 30 

V99788 Ventilator, PMI A 22 

W45197 Tool Kit Medical Equipment Maintenance and Repair: Org B 1 

W42371 WDWWMS Maintenance Set Hospital MRI 84-Bed A 1 

W49853 Waste Water Management Set Hospital MRI 84-Bed A 1 

W53123 Water Distribution Set Hospital MRI 84-Bed A 1 

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COMBAT SUPPORT HOSPITAL, EABCT, SRC 08960A000 

Current OTOE Requirements (If already converted, requirements will differ.) 

LIN NOMENCLATURE ERC MRI 

X90968 X-Ray Apparatus: Low Capacity Port A 1 

X92545 X-Ray Apparatus Radiographic Medical: A 1 

Z00279 Fluid Warming System A 8 

Z00334 Analyzer Anesthetic Gas (AAG) A 1 

Z07692 Analyzer, Blood (ISTAT) A 4 

Z07763 Analyzer, Non-Invasive Bld Pressure A 1 

Z08425 Analyzer, Chemistry (PICCOLO) A 2 

Z14528 Simulator, Pulse Oximetry A 1 

Z16381 Analyzer Hematology (COULTER) A 2 

Z28075 Tester Ventilator Portable B 1 

Z47763 Oscilloscope Digital Handheld (ODHH) B 1 

Z97117 Patient Vital Signs Monitor with Pulse Ox A 20 
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TABLE 4-2. FORSCOM HOSP: 

MRI 164-BED COMBAT SUPPORT HOSPITAL, EABCT, SRC 08948A000 

NOTE: 164-bed MMS (700-series Unit Assemblage Listings) are in bold print. These will be built 

from current MF2K DEPMEDS Sets (300-series Unit Assemblage Listings) 

Current OTOE Requirements (If already converted, requirements will differ.) 

LIN NOMENCLATURE ERC MRI 

A26852 Air Conditioner: 54000 BTU 208V-AC 3PH 50/60 HZ A 38 

A26852 Air Conditioner: 54000 BTU 208V-AC 3PH 50/60 HZ B 3 

A63297 Anesthesia Apparatus Field A 4 

A83433 Analyzer Defibrillator EKG A 1 

C05856 CAL & Verification Sys: Portable Battery OP Diagnostic B 1 

C13825 Container Cargo Reusable W/O -Mechanical Restraint A 1 

C13825 Container Cargo Reusable W/O -Mechanical Restraint B 24 

C14589 Calibrator Timer: 6.35CM H 15.24CM W 15.88CM D B 1 

C19151 Centrifuge Laboratory Refrigerated 120/230V 50/60HZ A 1 

C19511 Coagulation Timer Unit: Plasma Semiautomatic Testing A 1 

C32671 Cleaner Ultrasonic: 120/230V 50/60CYC HZ A 2 

C50111 Cabinet Solution Warming: A 2 

C61523 Calibrator-Analyzer Hosp Equip: 12IN W X 12IN H X 9IN B 1 

D34883 Dolly Set Lift Transportable Shelter: 71⁄2 B 2 

*D39228 DES, Dental Hygienist Field A 1 

*D39478 DES, Dental X-Ray A 1 

*D43802 DES, Comprehensive Dentistry A 1 

D86072 Defibrillator Monitor Recorder: 120/230V 50/60HZ AC A 7 

E02981 Electrosurgical Apparatus Mobile 115V 50/60HZ OR A 4 

E67355 Compressor - Dehydrator Dental Equipment: A 9 

F55485 Distribution System Elec: 120/208V 3PH 40AMP A 10 

F55621 Feeder System Electrical: 3PH 100 AMP A 10 

*F95504 DES, Emergency Treatment Field A 1 

F95778 Dental Supply Set Emergency Denture Repair: A 1 

G17528 Generator Set Diesel Engine Trailer PU-807A: J35801, 100KW 

will be fielded until these are available 

A 8 

G60128 Genitourinary Cystoscopic Kit: A 1 

H00586 Heater Duct Type Portable 1200-00 BTUS: Obsolete: H24907, 

Heater will be fielded until a new item is procured. 

B 26 

J24245 Infusion Pump Analyzer A 1 

L44331 Light Surg Ceiling: 20/230V50/60HZ A 4 

L63833 Light Set Dental Operating: 115V A 2 

L65295 Light Surgical Field: 110 VAC OR 24 VDC A 15 

M08417 MMS: Central Materiel Service: DEPMEDS P 2 
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(continued) TABLE 4-2. FORSCOM HOSP: 

MRI 164-BED COMBAT SUPPORT HOSPITAL, EABCT, SRC 08948A000 

NOTE: 164-bed MMS (700-series Unit Assemblage Listings) are in bold print. These 

will be built from current MF2K DEPMEDS Sets (300-series Unit Assemblage Listings) 

OTOE Current Requirements (If already converted, requirements will differ.) 

LIN NOMENCLATURE ERC MRI 

M08599 MMS: Intermediate Care Ward: DEPMEDS A 7 

M08849 MMS: LAB (LIQ BLD BNK): 164 Bed CSH CO A 1 

M08951 MMS: Central MAT SVC SPEC AUG: 164 BED CSH CO A 1 

M09349 MMS, Medical Maintenance, Aug A 1 

M09576 MMS: Post OP/ICU Ward DEPMEDS: P 2 

M13275 MMS: LAB (General): 164 Bed CSH CO A 1 

M14585 MMS: Medical Supply: 164 Bed CSH Company A 1 

M23673 MES: Chemical Agent Patient Treatment: A 3 

M25865 MES: Chemical Agents Patient Decontamination: A 2 

M31824 MMS: Obstetrics Gynecology Clinic DEPMEDS: A 1 

M32074 MMS: Orthopedic Surgery Aug: DEPMEDS A 1 

M66558 Monitor PT Vital Sign W/Capnography A 4 

M72050 MMS: Physical Occupational Therapy: DEPMEDS A 1 

M72152 MMS: Medical Maintenance: 164 Bed CSH Company A 1 

M72300 MMS: X-Ray DEPMEDS: P 1 

M72355 MMS: Medical Service Clinic: 164 Bed CSH CO A 1 

M72868 MMS: Orthopedic Cast Clinic: DEPMEDS A 1 

M72936 MMS: Operating Room: DEPMEDS P 2 

M73050 MMS: Triage/Emergency/Pre-OP: DEPMEDS P 1 

M73175 MMS: X-Ray Low Capacity Portable DEPMEDS: A 1 

M73186 MMS: Pharmacy: 164 Bed CSH CO A 1 

P40622 Oximeter Pulse: 120/230V 50/60HZ AC Or Battery A 2 

P60558 PANEL POWER DISTR: 60 HZ 400 AMP A 5 

R61868 Refrigerator Mechanical Commercial: Blood Bank A 1 

R95994 Radiometer Ultrasound Therapy B 1 

S01291 Shelter: Tactical Expandable Oneside A 4 

S01359 Shelter: Tactical Expandable Twoside A 5 

S39122 Sterilizer Surgical Dressing: Pressure Fuel Htd CRS A 8 

S33399 Sanitation Center: Food B 1 

S56720 Simulator Medical Functions: Battery OP Port A 1 

S68035 Surgical Unit Arthroscopic Intra Articular 220V 50/60HZ: A 1 

S91263 Sink Unit Scrub Field Hospital CRS 30 Inch: DEPMEDS A 5 
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(continued) TABLE 4-2. FORSCOM HOSP: 

MRI 164-BED COMBAT SUPPORT HOSPITAL, EABCT, SRC 08948A000 

NOTE: 164-bed MMS (700-series Unit Assemblage Listings) are in bold print. These 

will be built from current MF2K DEPMEDS Sets (300-series Unit Assemblage Listings) 

OTOE Current Requirements (If already converted, requirements will differ.) 

LIN NOMENCLATURE ERC MRI 

S91263 Sink Unit Scrub Field Hospital CRS 30 Inch: DEPMEDS B 3 

T00029 Table Operating Field: A 4 

T00381 Thermoregulator: Patient Auto & Manual 115/220V 50/60 A 4 

T07421 Tachom Strob Centrifu B 1 

T12938 Tank Fabric Assy Collapsible: Water 20000 GAL B 2 

T47745 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WMedical Forest A 12 

T47745 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WMedical Forest B 1 

T47813 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WSurgical Forest A 1 

T47813 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WSurgical Forest B 2 

T60464 Sink Unit Surgical Scrub and Utensil Hospital Field: 110V B 26 

T61791 Tester Current Leakage: B 1 

T71619 Tent: Extendable Modular 16LX20WMedical Forest B 5 

T71755 Tent: Extendable Modular 16LX20WCentral Medical B 2 

T90883 Test Set Electrosurgical Apparatus: 115/230V 50-60HZ B 1 

U89185 Utility Receptacle A 50 

V99788 Ventilator, PMI A 14 

W32650 Wastewater Management Set MRI A 1 

W45197 Tool Kit Medical Equipment Maintenance and Repair: Org B 1 

W42621 WDWWMS Maintenance Set A 1 

W53305 Water Distribution Set A 1 

W53623 Water Dist Connect Set A 1 

X38819 X-Ray Apparatus: Dental A 1 

X90968 X-Ray Apparatus: Low Capacity Port A 1 

X92158 X-Ray Apparatus: High Capacity Radiographic and A 1 

Z00248 Dental Filmless Imaging System (DFIS) A 1 

Z00334 Analyzer Anesthetic Gas (AAG) A 1 

Z00279 Fluid Warming System A 10 

Z07692 Analyzer, Blood, (ISTAT) A 4 

Z08425 Analyzer, Chemistry (PICCOLO) A 2 

Z14528 Simulator, Pulse Ox A 1 

Z16381 Analyzer Hematology (COULTER) A 2 

Z28075 Tester Ventilator Portable B 1 

Z44763 Oscilloscope Digital Handheld (ODHH) B 1 

Z97117 Patient Vital Signs Monitor with Pulse Ox A 20 
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(continued) TABLE 4-2. FORSCOM HOSP: 

MRI 164-BED COMBAT SUPPORT HOSPITAL, EABCT, SRC 08948A000 

NOTE: 164-bed MMS (700-series Unit Assemblage Listings) are in bold print. These will be built 

from current MF2K DEPMEDS Sets (300-series Unit Assemblage Listings) 

OTOE Current Requirements (If already converted, requirements will differ.) 

*NOTE: These dental sets are an unfunded change to the requirements documentation. 

The following sets will be in the 164-bed company at SIAD: 

LIN NOMENCLATURE UA RQMT.

84-BED 

MEET 

AUTH

84- 

BED 

RCD 

RQMT

164-

BED 

RCD 

RQMT

D43836 DMS, DENTAL HYGIENIST 476 1 1 

D43882 DMS, DENTAL CLINIC SUP & X-RAY 374 1 1 

D65926 DMS, GENERAL DENTISTRY 370 1 1 
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TABLE 4-3. FORSCOM HOSP, MRI 84-BED 

COMBAT SUPPORT HOSPITAL, Echelon Above Corps (EAC), (SRC 08858A000) 

With Class VIII and Select Nonmed ASIOE 

Current OTOE Requirements (If already converted, requirements will differ.) 

LIN NOMENCLATURE ERC MRI 

A26852 Air Conditioner: 54000 BTU 208V-AC 3PH 50/60 HZ A 30 

A63297 Anesthesia Apparatus Field A 2 

A83433 Analyzer Defibrillator EKG A 2 

C05856 CAL & Verification Sys: Portable Battery OP Diagnostic B 1 

C13825 Container Cargo Reusable W/O -Mechanical Restraint A 2 

C13825 Container Cargo Reusable W/O -Mechanical Restraint B 19 

C14589 Calibrator Timer: 6.35CM H 15.24CM W 15.88CM D B 1 

C19151 Centrifuge Laboratory Refrigerated 120/230V 50/60HZ A 1 

C19511 Coagulation Timer Unit: Plasma Semiautomatic Testing A 1 

C32671 Cleaner Ultrasonic: 120/230V 50/60CYC HZ A 1 

C50111 Cabinet Solution Warming: A 1 

C61523 Calibrator-Analyzer Hosp Equip: 12IN W X 12IN H X 9IN B 1 

D34883 Dolly Set Lift Transportable Shelter: 7 1⁄2 B 4 

D65925 Dental Materiel Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery: A 1 

D86072 Defibrillator Monitor Recorder: 120/230V 50/60HZ AC A 7 

E02981 Electrosurgical Apparatus Mobile 115V 50/60HZ OR A 2 

E67355 Compressor -Dehydrator Dental Equipment: A 8 

F55485 Distribution System Elec: 120/208V 3PH 40AMP A 16 

F55621 Feeder System Electrical: 3PH 100 AMP A 16 

G17528 Generator Set Diesel Engine Trailer PU-807A: J35801, 100KW 

will be fielded until these are available. 

A 8 

G60128 Genitourinary Cystoscopic Kit: A 1 

H00586 Heater Duct Type Portable 1200-00 BTUS: Obsolete: H24907, 

Heater will be fielded until a new item is procured. 

B 19 

J24245 Infusion Pump Analyzer A 1 

L44331 Light Surg Ceiling: 20/230V50/60HZ A 2 

L65295 Light Surgical Field: 110 VAC OR 24 VDC A 7 

L65295 Light Surgical Field: 110 VAC OR 24 VDC B 8 

M08417 MMS: Central Materiel Service: DEPMEDS P 1 

M08485 MMS: Central Materiel Service Special Aug: A 1 

M08599 MMS: Intermediate Care Ward: DEPMEDS A 3 

M09018 MMS: Medical Supply Combat Hospital: MF2K B 1 

M09099 MMS: MED SVC Clinic COMMZ AUG: DEPMEDS A 1 

M09166 MMS: Laboratory Liquid Blood Bank: A 1 

M09349 MMS: Medical Maintenance Aug Army DEPMEDS: A 1 

M09576 MMS: Post OP/ICU Ward DEPMEDS: P 2 

M23673 MES: Chemical Agent Patient Treatment: A 5 

M25865 MES: Chemical Agents Patient Decontamination: A 3 

M31824 MMS: Obstetrics Gynecology Clinic DEPMEDS: A 1 

M47987 MMS: Medical Maintenance: DEPMEDS B 1 

M48987 MMS: Laboratory (Microbiology) Aug MF2K/M403: A 1 

M66558 Monitor PT Vital Sign W/Capnography A 8 

M72050 MMS: Physical Occupational Therapy: DEPMEDS A 1 

M72300 MMS: X-Ray DEPMEDS: P 1 

M72428 MMS: Medical Services Clinic: DEPMEDS A 1 

M72800 MMS: Physical Therapy COMMZ Aug: DEPMEDS A 1 
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(continued) TABLE 4-3 FORSCOM HOSP: MRI 84-BED COMBAT SUPPORT HOSPITAL, EAC,

SRC 08858A000, with Class VIII and Select Nonmed ASIOE 

Current OTOE Requirements (If already converted, requirements will differ.)

LIN NOMENCLATURE ERC MRI 

M72868 MMS: Orthopedic Cast Clinic: DEPMEDS A 1 

M72936 MMS: Operating Room: DEPMEDS P 1 

M73050 MMS: Triage/Emergency/Pre-OP: DEPMEDS P 1 

M73118 MMS: Pharmacy: DEPMEDS A 1 

M73175 MMS: X-Ray Low Capacity Portable DEPMEDS: A 1 

M73425 MMS: Laboratory general DEPMEDS: A 1 

M86675 MMS: X-Ray Radiographic DEPMEDS: A 1 

P40622 Oximeter Pulse: 120/230V 50/60HZ AC Or Battery A 1 

P60558 Panel Power Dist: 60 HZ 400 AMP A 8 

R61868 Refrigerator Mechanical Commercial: Blood Bank A 1 

R95994 Radiometer Ultrasound Therapy B 1 

S01291 Shelter: Tactical Expandable Oneside A 1 

S01291 Shelter: Tactical Expandable Oneside B 3 

S01359 Shelter: Tactical Expandable Twoside A 1 

S01359 Shelter: Tactical Expandable Twoside B 3 

S33399 Sanitation Center: Food B 1 

S39122 Sterilizer Surgical Dressing: Pressure Fuel Htd CRS A 5 

S56720 Simulator Medical Functions: Battery OP Port A 1 

S91263 Sink Unit Scrub Field Hospital CRS 30 Inch: DEPMEDS A 7 

S91263 Sink Unit Scrub Field Hospital CRS 30 Inch: DEPMEDS B 1 

T00029 Table Operating Field: A 2 

T00381 Thermoregulator: Patient Auto & Manual 115/220V 50/60 A 8 

T07421 Tachom Strob Centrifu B 1 

T15154 Tank Fabric Collapsible, Petroleum 5000 Barrel B 2 

T19033 Tank Fabric Collapsible, 3000 GAL A 3 

T47745 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WMedical Forest A 7 

T47745 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WMedical Forest B 2 

T47813 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WSurgical Forest A 1 

T47813 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WSurgical Forest B 1 

T60464 Sink Unit Surgical Scrub and Utensil Hospital Field: 110V B 18 

T61791 Tester Current Leakage: B 1 

T71619 Tent: Extendable Modular 16LX20WMedical Forest A 5 

T71755 Tent: Extendable Modular 16LX20WCentral Medical B 1 

T90883 Test Set Electrosurgical Apparatus: 115/230V 50-60HZ B 1 

U89185 Utility Receptacle: A 50 

V99788 Ventilator, PMI A 22 

W42371 WDWWMS Maintenance Set Hospital MRI 84-Bed A 1 

W45197 Tool Kit Medical Equipment Maintenance and Repair: Org B 1 

W49853 Waste Sater Management Set Hospital MRI 84-Bed A 1 

W53123 Water Distribution Set Hospital Set MRI 84-Bed A 1 

X90968 X-Ray Apparatus: Low Capacity Port A 2 

X92158 X-Ray Apparatus: High Capacity Radiographic and A 1 

X92545 X-Ray Apparatus Radiographic Medical: A 1 

Z00279 Fluid Warming System A 8 

Z00334 Analyzer Anesthetic Gas (AAG) A 1 

Z07692 Analyzer, Blood (ISTAT) A 4 

Z07763 Analyzer, Non-Invasive Bld Pressure A 1 

Z08425 Analyzer, Chemistry (PICCOLO) A 4 

Z14528 Simulator Pulse Oximetry: A 2 

Z16381 Analyzer Hematology (COULTER) A 2 

Z28075 Tester Ventilator Portable B 2 

Z47763 Oscilloscope Digital Handheld (ODHH) B 2 

Z97117 Patient Vital Signs Monitor with Pulse Ox A 20 
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TABLE 4-4. FORSCOM HOSP: 

MRI 164-BED COMBAT SUPPORT HOSPITAL, EAC, SRC 08857A000

Current OTOE Requirements (If already converted, requirements will differ.) 

LIN NOMENCLATURE EAC MRI 

A26852 Air Conditioner: 54000 BTU 208V-AC 3PH 50/60 HZ A 28 

A63297 Anesthesia Apparatus Field A 4 

C13825 Container Cargo Reusable W/O -Mechanical Restraint B 18 

C32671 Cleaner Ultrasonic: 120/230V 50/60CYC HZ A 2 

C50111 Cabinet Solution Warming: A 2 

*D39228 DES, Dental Hygienist Field A 1 

*D39478 DES, Dental X-Ray A 1 

*D43802 DES, Comprehensive Dentistry A 1 

D86072 Defibrillator Monitor Recorder: 120/230V 50/60HZ AC A 4 

E02981 Electrosurgical Apparatus Mobile 115V 50/60HZ OR A 4 

E67355 Compressor -Dehydrator Dental Equipment: A 4 

F95601 Dental Operating and Treatment Unit Field A 2 

*F95504 DES, Emergency Treatment Field A 1 

F95778 Dental Supply Set Emergency Denture Repair: A 1 

H00586 Heater Duct Type Portable 1200-00 BTUS: Obsolete: H24907, Heater 

will be fielded until a new item is procured. 

B 16 

L44331 Light Surg Ceiling: 20/230V50/60HZ A 4 

L63833 Light Set Dental Operating: 115V A 2 

L65295 Light Surgical Field: 110 VAC OR 24 VDC A 8 

M08417 MMS: Central Materiel Service: DEPMEDS P 2 

M08599 MMS: Intermediate Care Ward: DEPMEDS A 7 

M09576 MMS: Post OP/ICU Ward DEPMEDS: P 2 

M32074 MMS: Orthopedic Surgery Aug: DEPMEDS A 1 

M66558 Monitor PT Vital Sign W/Capnography A 8 

M72936 MMS: Operating Room: DEPMEDS P 2 

M79195 Monitor PT Vital Sign W/Pulse Oximetry A 16 

P40622 Oximeter Pulse: 120/230V 50/60HZ AC Or Battery A 2 

S01291 Shelter: Tactical Expandable Oneside A 2 

S01359 Shelter: Tactical Expandable Twoside A 2 

S39122 Sterilizer Surgical Dressing: Pressure Fuel Htd CRS A 8 

S68035 Surgical Unit Arthroscopic Intra Articular 220V 50/60HZ: A 1 

S91263 Sink Unit Scrub Field Hospital CRS 30 Inch: DEPMEDS A 4 

T00029 Table Operating Field: A 4 

T00381 Thermoregulator: Patient Auto & Manual 115/220V 50/60 A 8 

T47745 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WMedical Forest A 10 

T47813 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WSurgical Forest B 2 

T60464 Sink Unit Surgical Scrub and Utensil Hospital Field: 110V B 17 

T71619 Tent: Extendable Modular 16LX20WMedical Forest B 2 

T71755 Tent: Extendable Modular 16LX20WCentral Medical B 2 

V99788 Ventilator, PMI A 12 

X37050 X-Ray Apparatus Field Dental A 1 

X38819 X-Ray Apparatus Dental A 1 

Z00248 Dental Filmless Imaging System (DFIS) A 1 

Z00279 Fluid Warming System A 8 

Z97117 Patient Vital Signs Monitor with Pulse Ox A 16 
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TABLE 4-4. FORSCOM HOSP: 

(continued) TABLE 4-4. FORSCOM HOSP: 

MRI 164-BED COMBAT SUPPORT HOSPITAL, EAC, SRC 08857A000

Current OTOE Requirements (If already converted, requirements will differ.) 

*NOTE: These dental sets are an unfunded change to the requirements documentation. 

The following sets will be in the 164-bed company at SIAD: 

LIN NOMENCLATURE UA RQMT.

84-BED 

MEET 

AUTH

84- 

BED 

RCD 

RQMT

164-

BED 

RCD 

RQMT

D43836 DMS, DENTAL HYGIENIST 476 1 1 

D43882 DMS, DENTAL CLINIC SUP & X-RAY 374 1 1 

D65926 DMS, GENERAL DENTISTRY 370 1 1 

TABLE 4-5. MRI SRC 08949A000 Minimal Care Detachment 

(Class VIII and Select Nonmedical ASIOE) 

OTOE Requirements 

LIN NOMENCLATURE ERC MRI 

C13825 Container Cargo Reusable W/O -Mechanical Restraint B 4 

F55485 Distribution System Elec: 120/208V 3PH 40AMP B 3 

F55553 Distribution System Elec: 120V 1PH 60 AMP B 1 

NOTE: F55621, Distribution System Elec: 100 AMP will be issued in 

 lieu of F55553. Item REQUIRES An LOA from MACOM. B 7 

H24907 Heater, Duct Type Portable 120000 BTUS B 7 

M48055 MMS: Minimal Care Ward: DEPMEDS A 6 

M72050 MMS: Physical Occupational Therapy: DEPMEDS A 1 

R64126 Refrigerator Solid State BIO: B 3 

T60464 Sink Unit Surgical Scrub and Utensil Hospital Field: 110V B 7 

U89185 Utility Receptacle: B 13 

V48578 Tent, GP Large, Complete A 7 

TABLE 4-6. MRI MEET SET REQUIREMENTS (MMS ONLY) 

Note: MRI 84- and 164-Bed MEET Sets are standardized with the exception of 

the Medical Maintenance. Each company will get the respective set. 

LIN NOMENCLATURE MRI

M08417 MMS: Central Materiel Service: DEPMEDS 1 

M08599 MMS: Intermediate Care Ward: DEPMEDS 1 

M09576 MMS: Post OP/ICU Ward DEPMEDS: 1 

M72936 MMS: Operating Room: DEPMEDS 1 

M73050 MMS: Triage/Emergency/Pre-OP: DEPMEDS 1 

M72084 MMS: Medical Maintenance: 84 Bed CSH CO 1 

M72152 MMS: Medical Maintenance: 164 Bed CSH Company 1 
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TABLE 4-7. MRI SRC 08547AA00 EARLY ENTRY HOSPITALIZATION ELEMENT 

(EEHE – 44-bed) WITHOUT TRANSPORTATION - ALSO KNOWN AS 

COES: CLASS VIII AND SELECT NONMED ASIOE CURRENT OTOE REQUIREMENTS 

(THE ALREADY BUILT COES REQUIREMENTS WILL DIFFER.) 

LIN NOMENCLATURE ERC MRI 

A26852 Air Conditioner: 54000 BTU 208V-AC 3PH 50/60 HZ B 1 

A26852 Air Conditioner: 54000 BTU 208V-AC 3PH 50/60 HZ A 17 

A63297 Anesthesia Apparatus Field A 2 

A83433 Analyzer Defibrillator EKG A 1 

C05856 CAL & Verification Sys: Portable Battery OP Diagnostic B 1 

C13825 Container Cargo Reusable W/O -Mechanical Restraint B 12 

C19511 Coagulation Timer Unit: Plasma Semiautomatic Testing A 1 

C32671 Cleaner Ultrasonic: 120/230V 50/60CYC HZ A 1 

C50111 Cabinet Solution Warming: A 1 

C61523 Calibrator-Analyzer Hosp Equip: 12IN W X 12IN H X 9IN B 1 

D34883 Dolly Set Lift Transportable Shelter: 7 1⁄2 A 2 

D65925 Dental Materiel Set Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery: A 1 

D86072 Defibrillator Monitor Recorder: 120/230V 50/60HZ AC A 4 

E02981 Electrosurgical Apparatus Mobile 115V 50/60HZ OR A 2 

E67355 Compressor -Dehydrator Dental Equipment: A 8 

F55485 Distribution System Elec: 120/208V 3PH 40AMP A 7 

F55621 Feeder System Electrical: 3PH 100 AMP A 5 

G60128 Genitourinary Cystoscopic Kit: A 1 

G17528 Generator Set Diesel Engine Trailer PU-807A: J35801, 100KW will 

be fielded until these are available. A 1 

H00586 Heater Duct Type Portable 1200-00 BTUS: Obsolete: H24907, 

Heater will be fielded until a new item is identified. B 11 

H00586 Heater Duct Type Portable 1200-00 BTUS: Obsolete: H24907, 

Heater will be fielded until a new item is procured. A 1 

J24245 Infusion Pump Analyzer A 1 

L44331 Light Surg Ceiling: 20/230V50/60HZ A 2 

L48736 Reader Computed Rad A 1 

L65295 Light Surgical Field: 110 VAC OR 24 VDC A 14 

M08417 MMS: Central Materiel Service: DEPMEDS P 1 

M08599 MMS: Intermediate Care Ward: DEPMEDS A 1 

M09576 MMS: Post OP/ICU Ward DEPMEDS: P 2 

M13428 MMS: CENT MAT SVC SPEC AUG: 84 Bed CSH CO A 1 

M23673 MES: Chemical Agent Patient Treatment: A 2 

M25865 MES: Chemical Agents Patient Decontamination: A 1 

M66558 Monitor PT Vital Sign W/Capnography A 8 

M72084 MMS: Medical Maintenance: 84 Bed CSH CO A 1 

M72936 MMS: Operating Room: DEPMEDS P 1 

M73050 MMS: Triage/Emergency/Pre-OP: DEPMEDS P 1 

M73175 MMS: X-Ray Low Capacity Portable DEPMEDS: A 1 

M73254 MMS: Pharmacy: 84 Bed CSH Company A 1 

M73482 MMS: Laboratory (General): 84 Bed CSH Company A 1 

M73732 MMS: Laboratory (Liquid Bld Bank): 84 Bed CSH CO A 1 

M86675 MMS: X-Ray Radiographic DEPMEDS: P 1 

P40622 Oximeter Pulse: 120/230V 50/60HZ AC Or Battery A 1 

P60558 Panel Power Distr: 60 HZ 400 AMP A 4 

R64126 Refrigerator Solid State BIO: A 1 

S01291 Shelter: Tactical Expandable Oneside A 2 

S01359 Shelter: Tactical Expandable Twoside A 1 

S39122 Sterilizer Surgical Dressing: Pressure Fuel Htd CRS A 4 

S56720 Simulator Medical Functions: Battery OP Port A 1 

S91263 Sink Unit Scrub Field Hospital CRS 30 Inch: DEPMEDS A 3 
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(continued) TABLE 4-7. MRI SRC 08547AA00 Early Entry Hospitalization Element (EEHE – 44-bed) 

Without Transportation- Also Known As COES: CLASS VIII And Select NONMED ASIOE Current OTOE 

Requirements (The already built COES requirements will differ.) 

LIN NOMENCLATURE ERC MRI 

T00029 Table Operating Field: A 2 

T00381 Thermoregulator: Patient Auto & Manual 115/220V 50/60 A 8 

T07421 Tachom Strob Centrifu B 1 

T15154 Tank Fabric Collapsible, Petroleum 5000 Barrel B 2 

T47745 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WMedical Forest A 3 

T47813 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WSurgical Forest A 2 

T47813 Tent: Extendable Modular 64LX20WSurgical Forest B 2 

T60464 Sink Unit Surgical Scrub and Utensil Hospital Field: 110V A 2 

T60464 Sink Unit Surgical Scrub and Utensil Hospital Field: 110V B 13 

T61791 Tester Current Leakage: B 1 

T71619 Tent: Extendable Modular 16LX20WMedical Forest B 3 

T71755 Tent: Extendable Modular 16LX20WCentral Medical B 1 

T90883 Test Set Electrosurgical Apparatus: 115/230V 50-60HZ B 1 

U89185 Utility Receptacle: A 26 

V99788 Ventilator, PMI A 22 

W45197 Tool Kit Medical Equipment Maintenance and Repair: Org B 1 

W42371 WDWWMS Maintenance Set Hospital MRI 84-Bed A 1 

W49853 Waste Water Management Set Hospital MRI 84-Bed A 1 

W53123 Water Distribution Set Hospital MRI 84-Bed A 1 

X90968 X-Ray Apparatus: Low Capacity Port A 1 

X92545 X-Ray Apparatus Radiographic Medical: A 1 

Z00279 Fluid Warming System A 8 

Z00334 Analyzer Anesthetic Gas (AAG) A 1 

Z07692 Analyzer, Blood, (ISTAT) A 4 

Z07763 Analyzer, Non-Invasive Bld Pressure A 1 

Z08425 Analyzer, Chemistry (PICCOLO) A 2 

Z14528 Simulator Pulse Oximetry B 1 

Z16381 Analyzer Hematology (COULTER) A 2 

Z28075 Tester Ventilator Portable B 1 

Z47763 Oscilloscope Digital Handheld (ODHH) B 1 

Z97117 Patient Vital Signs Monitor with Pulse Ox A 20 
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TABLE 4-8. THE BREAKDOWN BY MMS AND LOCATION OF EACH SET IN AN ARMY 

RESERVE MRI EABCT CSH WITH ONE MEET SET – NO COES/EEHE

LIN NOMENCLATURE UA RQMT.

84-BED 

MEET 

AUTH 

84- 

BED 

RCD 

RQMT 

164-

BED 

RCD 

RQMT 

D39228 *DES, DENTAL HYGIENIST FIELD 4719 1 1 

D39478 *DES, DENTAL X-RAY 4720 1 1 

D43802 *DES, COMPREHENSIVE DENTISTRY 4714 1 1 

D65925 

*DENTAL MATERIEL ORAL & 

MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY 477 1 1 

F95504 *DES, EMERGENCY TREATMENT FIELD 7079 1 1 

F95778 

DENTAL SUPPLY SET EMERGENCY 

DENTURE REPAIR 4729 1 1 

M08417 MMS, CENTRAL MATERIAL SERVICE 302 3 1 2 

M08599 MMS, INTMED CARE WARD 310 10 1 2 7 

M08849 MMS, LAB LIQ BLD 164 CO 704 1 1 

M08951 MMS, CMS SP AUG 164 BED 742 1 1 

M09576 MMS, POST, OP/ICU WARD 309 4 1 1 2 

M13275 MMS, LAB GEN 164 BED CO 703 1 1 

M13428 MMS, CMS AUG CSH 84-BED 542 1 1 

M14517 MMS, MED SUPPLY CSH 84-BED 583 1 1 

M14585 MMS, MED SUP 164 BED CO 783 1 1 

M31824 MMS, GYN CLINIC 316 2 1 1 

M32074 MMS, ORTHO SURG AUG 417 1 1 

M72050 MMS, PHYS/OCCPA THERAPY 312 1 1 

M72084 MMS, MED MAINT CSH 84-BED 523 1 1 

M72152 MMS, MED MAINT CSH 164-BED 725 1 1 

M72300 MMS, X-RAY (RAD & FLUORO) 307 1 1 

M72355 MMS, MED SVC CL 164 BED 713 1 1 

M72423 MMS, MED SVC CL CSH 84-BED 513 1 1 

M72868 MMS, ORTHO CAST CLINIC 314 2 1 1 

M72936 MMS, OPERATING ROOM 301 3 1 2 

M73050 MMS, TRIAGE/ EMT/PRE-OP 308 2 1 1 

M73175 MMS, PORTABLE (LOW-CAP) X-RAY 334 2 1 1 

M73186 MMS, PHARM 164 BED CO 706 1 1 

M73254 MMS, PHARMACY CSH 84-BED 506 1 1 

M73482 MMS, LAB (GEN) CSH 84-BED 503 1 1 

M73732 MMS, LAB (LIQ BLOOD) CSH 84-BED 504 1 1 

M86675 MMS, X-RAY (RAD) 305 1 1 
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4-18 

*NOTE: These dental sets are an unfunded change to the requirements documentation. 

The Army Reserve hospitals will still have the following in RCD: 

LIN NOMENCLATURE UA RQMT.

84-BED 

MEET 

AUTH

84- 

BED 

RCD 

RQMT

164-

BED 

RCD 

RQMT

D43836 DMS, DENTAL HYGIENIST 476 1 1 

D43882 DMS, DENTAL CLINIC SUP & X-RAY 374 1 1 

D65926 DMS, GENERAL DENTISTRY 370 1 1 
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4-19 

TABLE 4-9. THE BREAKDOWN BY MMS AND LOCATION OF 

EACH SET IN AN ARMY RESERVE MRI, EABCT CSH WITH 

A 164-BED MEET SET AND A COES/EEHE 

LIN NOMENCLATURE UA RQMT 

164-

BED 

MEET

AUTH 

164-

BED 

COES/

EEHE

AUTH 

164-

BED 

RCD 

RQMT 

84-BED 

COES/ 

EEHE 

AUTH 

84-

BED 

RCD 

RQMT 

D39228 *DES, DENTAL HYGIENIST FIELD 4719 1 1 

D39478 *DES, DENTAL X-RAY 4720 1 1 

D43802 *DES, COMPREHENSIVE DENTISTRY 4714 1 1 

D65925 

*DENTAL MATERIEL ORAL & 

MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY 477 1 1 

F95504 *DES, EMERGENCY TREATMENT FIELD 7079 1 1 

F95778 

DENTAL SUPPLY SET EMERGENCY 

DENTURE REPAIR 4729 1 1 

M08417 MMS, CENTRAL MATERIAL SERVICE 302 3 1 1 1 

M08599 MMS, INTMED CARE WARD 310 10 1 6 1 2 

M08849 MMS, LAB LIQ BLD 164 CO 704 1 1 

M08951 MMS, CMS SP AUG 164 BED 742 1 1 

M09576 MMS, POST, OP/ICU WARD 309 4 1 1 2 

M13275 MMS, LAB GEN 164 BED CO 703 1 1 

M13428 MMS, CMS AUG CSH 84-BED 542 1 1 

M14517 MMS, MED SUPPLY CSH 84-BED 583 1 1 

M14585 MMS, MED SUP 164 BED CO 783 1 1 

M31824 MMS, GYN CLINIC 316 2 1 1 

M32074 MMS, ORTHO SURG AUG 417 1 1 

M72050 MMS, PHYS/OCCPA THERAPY 312 1 1 

M72084 MMS, MED MAINT CSH 84-BED 523 1 1 

M72152 MMS, MED MAINT CSH 164-BED 725 1 1 

M72300 MMS, X-RAY (RAD & FLUORO) 307 1 1 

M72355 MMS, MED SVC CL 164 BED 713 1 1 

M72423 MMS, MED SVC CL CSH 84-BED 513 1 1 

M72868 MMS, ORTHO CAST CLINIC 314 2 1 1 

M72936 MMS, OPERATING ROOM 301 3 1 1 1 

M73050 MMS, TRIAGE/ EMT/PRE-OP 308 2 1 1 

M73175 MMS, PORTABLE (LOW-CAP) X-RAY 334 2 1 1 

M73186 MMS, PHARM 164 BED CO 706 1 1 

M73254 MMS, PHARMACY CSH 84-BED 506 1 1 

M73482 MMS, LAB (GEN) CSH 84-BED 503 1 1 

M73732 MMS, LAB (LIQ BLOOD) CSH 84-BED 504 1 1 

M86675 MMS, X-RAY (RAD) 305 1 1 
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*NOTE: These dental sets are an unfunded change to the requirements documentation. 

The Army Reserve hospitals will still have the following in RCD: 

LIN NOMENCLATURE UA RQMT.

84-BED 

MEET 

AUTH

84- 

BED 

RCD 

RQMT

164-

BED 

RCD 

RQMT

D43836 DMS, DENTAL HYGIENIST 476 1 1 

D43882 DMS, DENTAL CLINIC SUP & X-RAY 374 1 1 

D65926 DMS, GENERAL DENTISTRY 370 1 1 
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TABLE 4-10. THE BREAKDOWN BY MMS AND LOCATION OF EACH SET IN AN 

ARMY RESERVE MRI, EABCT CSH WITH TWO MEET SETS – NO COES/EHEE 

LIN Nomenclature UA RQMT 

84-BED 

MEET 

AUTH 

164-

BED 

MEET 

AUTH 

164-BED 

RCD 

RQMT 

84-

BED 

RCD 

RQMT 

M08417 MMS, CENTRAL MATERIAL SERVICE 302 3 1 1 1 

D39228 *DES, DENTAL HYGIENIST FIELD 4719 1 1 

D39478 *DES, DENTAL X-RAY 4720 1 1 

D43802 *DES, COMPREHENSIVE DENTISTRY 4714 1 1 

D65925 

*DENTAL MATERIEL ORAL & MAXILLOFACIAL 

SURGERY 477 1 1 

F95504 *DES, EMERGENCY TREATMENT FIELD 7079 1 1 

F95778 

DENTAL SUPPLY SET EMERGENCY DENTURE 

REPAIR 4729 1 1 

M08599 MMS, INTMED CARE WARD 310 10 1 1 6 2 

M08849 MMS, LAB LIQ BLD 164 CO 704 1 1 

M08951 MMS, CMS SP AUG 164 BED 742 1 1 

M09576 MMS, POST, OP/ICU WARD 309 4 1 1 1 1 

M13275 MMS, LAB GEN 164 BED CO 703 1 1 

M13428 MMS, CMS AUG CSH 84-BED 542 1 1 

M14517 MMS, MED SUPPLY CSH 84-BED 583 1 1 

M14585 MMS, MED SUP 164 BED CO 783 1 1 

M31824 MMS, GYN CLINIC 316 2 1 1 

M32074 MMS, ORTHO SURG AUG 417 1 1 

M72050 MMS, PHYS/OCCPA THERAPY 312 1 1 

M72084 MMS, MED MAINT CSH 84-BED 523 1 1 

M72152 MMS, MED MAINT CSH 164-BED 725 1 1 

M72300 MMS, X-RAY (RAD & FLUORO) 307 1 1 

M72355 MMS, MED SVC CL 164 BED 713 1 1 

M72423 MMS, MED SVC CL CSH 84-BED 513 1 1 

M72868 MMS, ORTHO CAST CLINIC 314 2 1 1 

M72936 MMS, OPERATING ROOM 301 3 1 1 1 

M73050 MMS, TRIAGE/ EMT/PRE-OP 308 2 1 1 

M73175 MMS, PORTABLE (LOW-CAP) X-RAY 334 2 1 1 

M73186 MMS, PHARM 164 BED CO 706 1 1 

M73254 MMS, PHARMACY CSH 84-BED 506 1 1 

M73482 MMS, LAB (GEN) CSH 84-BED 503 1 1 

M73732 MMS, LAB (LIQ BLOOD) CSH 84-BED 504 1 1 

M86675 MMS, X-RAY (RAD) 305 1 1 
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4-22 

*NOTE: These dental sets are an unfunded change to the requirements documentation. 

The Army Reserve hospitals will still have the following in RCD: 

LIN NOMENCLATURE UA RQMT.

84-BED 

MEET 

AUTH

84- 

BED 

RCD 

RQMT

164-

BED 

RCD 

RQMT

D43836 DMS, DENTAL HYGIENIST 476 1 1 

D43882 DMS, DENTAL CLINIC SUP & X-RAY 374 1 1 

D65926 DMS, GENERAL DENTISTRY 370 1 1 
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TABLE 4-11. THE BREAKDOWN BY MMS AND LOCATION OF 

EACH SET IN AN ARMY RESERVE 

MRI, EABCT CSH WITH TWO MEET SETS AND A COES/EEHE 

LIN NOMENCLATURE UA RQM

T 

84-

BED 

MEET 

AUTH

164-

BED 

MEET 

AUTH 

164-

BED 

COES/ 

EEHE 

AUTH 

164-

BED 

RCD 

RQMT 

84-

BED 

COES/

EEHE 

AUTH 

84-

BED 

RCD 

RQMT 

D39228 

*DES, DENTAL HYGIENIST 

FIELD 4719 1 1 

D39478 *DES, DENTAL X-RAY 4720 1 1 

D43802 

*DES, COMPREHENSIVE 

DENTISTRY 4714 1 1 

D65925 

*DENTAL MATERIEL ORAL & 

MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY 477 1 1 

F95504 

*DES, EMERGENCY 

TREATMENT FIELD 7079 1 1 

F95778 

DENTAL SUPPLY SET 

EMERGENCY DENTURE 

REPAIR 4729 1 1 

M08417 

MMS, CENTRAL MATERIAL 

SERVICE 302 3 1 1 1 

M08599 MMS, INTMED CARE WARD 310 10 1 1 6 1 1 

M08849 MMS, LAB LIQ BLD 164 CO 704 1 1 

M08951 MMS, CMS SP AUG 164 BED 742 1 1 

M09576 MMS, POST, OP/ICU WARD 309 4 1 1 1 1 

M13275 MMS, LAB GEN 164 BED CO 703 1 1 

M13428 MMS, CMS AUG CSH 84-BED 542 1 1 

M14517 

MMS, MED SUPPLY CSH 84-

BED 583 1 1 

M14585 MMS, MED SUP 164 BED CO 783 1 1 

M31824 MMS, GYN CLINIC 316 2 1 1 

M32074 MMS, ORTHO SURG AUG 417 1 1 

M72050 MMS, PHYS/OCCPA THERAPY 312 1 1 

M72084 

MMS, MED MAINT CSH 84-

BED 523 2* 1 1 

M72152 

MMS, MED MAINT CSH 164-

BED 725 1 1 

M72300 MMS, X-RAY (RAD & FLUORO) 307 1 1 

M72355 MMS, MED SVC CL 164 BED 713 1 1 

M72423 

MMS, MED SVC CL CSH 84-

BED 513 1 1 

M72868 MMS, ORTHO CAST CLINIC 314 2 1 1 

M72936 MMS, OPERATING ROOM 301 3 1 1 1 

M73050 MMS, TRIAGE/ EMT/PRE-OP 308 3* 1 1 0 1 

M73175 

MMS, PORTABLE (LOW-CAP) 

 X-RAY 334 2 1 1 

M73186 MMS, PHARM 164 BED CO 706 1 1 

M73254 MMS, PHARMACY CSH 84-BED 506 1 1 

M73482 MMS, LAB (GEN) CSH 84-BED 503 1 1 

M73732 

MMS, LAB (LIQ BLOOD) CSH 

84-BED 504 1 1 

M86675 MMS, X-RAY (RAD) 305 1 1 

* Increased authorization by one, added new builds for the COES EEHE. 

NOTE: 

A CORPS CSH with two MEET sets is required to borrow assets from the 164-bed RCD to support 84-bed MEET 

Set authorizations. 
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4-24 

*NOTE: These dental sets are an unfunded change to the requirements documentation. 

The Army Reserve hospitals will still have the following in RCD: 

LIN NOMENCLATURE UA RQMT.

84-BED 

MEET 

AUTH

84- 

BED 

RCD 

RQMT

164-

BED 

RCD 

RQMT

D43836 DMS, DENTAL HYGIENIST 476 1 1 

D43882 DMS, DENTAL CLINIC SUP & X-RAY 374 1 1 

D65926 DMS, GENERAL DENTISTRY 370 1 1 
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TABLE 4-12. THE BREAKDOWN BY MMS AND LOCATION OF 

EACH SET IN AN ARMY RESERVE MRI, ECHELON ABOVE CORPS (EAC) CSH WITH 

TWO MEET SETS 

LIN NOMENCLATURE UA RQMT

84-BED 

MEET 

AUTH 

164-

BED 

MEET 

AUTH 

164-

BED 

RCD 

RQMT 

84-

BED 

RCD 

RQMT 

*D39228 DES, DENTAL HYGIENIST FIELD 4719 1 1 

*D39478 DES, DENTAL X-RAY 4720 1 1 

*D43802 DES, COMPREHENSIVE DENTISTRY 4714 1 1 

*D65925 

DENTAL MATERIEL ORAL & 

MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY 477 1 1 

*F95504 DES, EMERGENCY TREATMENT FIELD 7079 1 1 

F95778 

DENTAL SUPPLY SET EMERGENCY 

DENTURE REPAIR 4729 1 1 

M08417 MMS, CENTRAL MATERIAL SERVICE 302 3 1 1 1 

M08485 MMS, CMS AUG 342 1 1 

M08599 MMS, INTMED CARE WARD 310 10 1 1 6 2 

M09018 MMS, MEDICAL SUPPLY 383 1 1 

M09099 MMS, MED SVC CLINIC AUG 413 1 1 

M09166 MMS, LAB (LIQ BLOOD) 304 1 1 

M09349 MMS, MEDICAL MAINT AUG (ARMY) 324 1 1 

M09576 MMS, POST, OP/ICU WARD 309 4 1 1 1 1 

M31824 MMS, GYN CLINIC 316 1 1 

M32074 MMS, ORTHO SURG AUG 417 1 1 

M47987 MMS, MEDICAL MAINTENANCE 321 1 1 

M48987 MMS, LAB GEN AUG 403 1 1 

M72050 MMS, PHYS/OCCPA THERAPY 312 1 1 

M72300 MMS, X-RAY (RAD & FLUORO) 307 1 1 

M72428 MMS, MED SVC CL 313 1 1 

M72800 MMS, PHYSICAL THERAPY 412 1 1 

M72868 MMS, ORTHO CAST CLINIC 314 1 1 

M72936 MMS, OPERATING ROOM 301 3 1 1 1 

M73050 MMS, TRIAGE/ EMT/PRE-OP 308 1 1 

M73118 MMS, PHARMACY 306 1 1 

M73175 MMS, PORTABLE (LOW-CAP) X-RAY 334 1 1 

M73425 MMS, LAB (GEN) 303 1 1 

M86675 MMS, X-RAY (RAD) 305 1 1 
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*NOTE: These dental sets are an unfunded change to the requirements documentation. 

The Army Reserve hospitals will still have the following in RCD: 

LIN NOMENCLATURE UA RQMT.

84-BED 

MEET 

AUTH

84- 

BED 

RCD 

RQMT

164-

BED 

RCD 

RQMT

D43836 DMS, DENTAL HYGIENIST 476 1 1 

D43882 DMS, DENTAL CLINIC SUP & X-RAY 374 1 1 

D65926 DMS, GENERAL DENTISTRY 370 1 1 
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TABLE 4-13. THE BREAKDOWN BY MMS AND LOCATION OF 

EACH SET IN AN ARMY RESERVE MRI, ECHELON ABOVE CORPS (EAC) 

CSH WITH ONE MEET SET (84-BED)

LIN NOMENCLATURE UA RQMT 

84- 

BED 

MEET 

AUTH 

164- 

BED 

RCD 

RQMT 

84- 

BED 

RCD 

RQMT 

*D39228 DES, DENTAL HYGIENIST FIELD 4719 1 1 

*D39478 DES, DENTAL X-RAY 4720 1 1 

*D43802 DES, COMPREHENSIVE DENTISTRY 4714 1 1 

*D65925 

DENTAL MATERIEL ORAL & 

MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY 477 1 1 

*F95504 DES, EMERGENCY TREATMENT FIELD 7079 1 1 

F95778 

DENTAL SUPPLY SET EMERGENCY 

DENTURE REPAIR 4729 1 1 

M08417 MMS, CENTRAL MATERIAL SERVICE 302 3 1 2 

M08485 CMS, SPECIAL AUG 342 1 1 

M08599 MMS, INTMED CARE WARD 310 10 1 7 2 

M09018 MED SUPPLY 383 1 1 

M09099 MMS, MED SVC CLINIC AUG 413 1 1 

M09166 BLOOD BANK (LAB, LIQUID) 304 1 1 

M09349 MMS, MEDICAL MAINT AUG (ARMY) 324 1 1 

M09576 MMS, POST, OP/ICU WARD 309 4 1 2 1 

M31824 MMS, GYN CLINIC 316 1 1 

M32074 MMS, ORTHO SURG AUG 417 1 1 

M47987 MMS, MEDICAL MAINTENANCE 321 1 1 

M48987 MMS, LAB GEN AUG 403 1 1 

M72050 MMS, PHYS/OCCPA THERAPY 312 1 1 

M72300 MMS, X-RAY (RAD & FLUORO) 307 1 1 

M72428 MED SERVICE CLINIC 313 1 1 

M72800 MMS, PHYSICAL THERAPY 412 1 1 

M72868 MMS, ORTHO CAST CLINIC 314 1 1 

M72936 MMS, OPERATING ROOM 301 3 1 2 

M73050 MMS, TRIAGE/ EMT/PRE-OP 308 1 1 

M73118 PHARMACY 306 1 1 

M73175 MMS, PORTABLE (LOW-CAP) X-RAY 334 1 1 

M73425 LAB, GENERAL 303 1 1 

M86675 MMS, X-RAY (RAD) 305 1 1 
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*NOTE: These dental sets are an unfunded change to the requirements documentation. 

The Army Reserve hospitals will still have the following in RCD: 

LIN NOMENCLATURE UA RQMT.

84-BED 

MEET 

AUTH

84- 

BED 

RCD 

RQMT

164-

BED 

RCD 

RQMT

D43836 DMS, DENTAL HYGIENIST 476 1 1 

D43882 DMS, DENTAL CLINIC SUP & X-RAY 374 1 1 

D65926 DMS, GENERAL DENTISTRY 370 1 1 
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CHAPTER 5. THE ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT (AMEDD) 

LOGISTICS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (LAP) 

5-1. THE LOGISTICS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (LAP) 

a. The U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency’s (USAMMA) Army Medical 

Department (AMEDD) Logistics Assistance Program (LAP) is focused on vital medical 

logistics issues that affect the readiness of the deployable medical force. The 

USAMMA’s theme is twofold: 

(1) First, to assist Major Commands (MACOMs) and unit commanders in 

analyzing the true readiness posture of their units; and 

(2) Second, to ensure the USAMMA has sufficient medical logistics 

information to accomplish its missions. 

b. Primary objectives for the Army include - but are not limited to: 

• Establish a baseline of medical materiel readiness levels within 

various medical organizations, 

• Identify potential factors that detract from logistics readiness, 

• Recommend solutions to identified factors, and 

• Develop a knowledge management network and disseminate 

useful information to organizations. 

c. The USAMMA’s LAP is a two-phased operation. 

 (1) Phase one focuses on identifying those issues that impact the 

medical logistics readiness of the deployable medical force, and conducting analysis 

on those issues in order to provide appropriate measures to alleviate the impact. 

 (2) Phase two focuses on providing customer-oriented actions that 

increase medical logistics readiness. The direction and scope of the USAMMA LAP are 

focused on six areas: 

• Medical materiel support 

• Medical fielding issues and follow-on evaluations 

• Medical materiel containerization, storage, and transportation 

• Quality assurance of medical materiel 

• Medical equipment maintenance support 

• Readiness reporting, including non-medical ASIOE 

d. The USAMMA will continue to reassess the logistics assistance program in 

order to provide the MACOMs and unit commanders the most appropriate level of 

support. The characteristics of the LAP are: 

(1) Provide a means to collect, correlate, assess, and disseminate 

information on those factors that have been found to result in decreased medical 

logistics readiness. 

(2) Provide MACOMs and unit commanders with the technical 

guidance necessary to resolve medical logistics issues. 

(3) Identify and provide reports through channels on all medical 

logistics functions that have been identified as having an adverse impact on medical 
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logistics readiness including supply, maintenance, transportation, personnel, training, 

organization, systems, and doctrine. 

(4) Provide improvements and sustain the readiness of medical 

materiel systems and medical logistics support of Active Army, National Guard, and 

Reserve Component Forces. 

e. The USAMMA LAP goal is mutually supported by the Combat Support 

Equipment Assessment (CSEA) as outlined above. 

5-2. THE USAMMA LOGISTICS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (LAP) POLICY 

a. The USAMMA is responsible to The Army Surgeon General (TSG) for 

Army medical materiel logistics assistance. This includes: 

(1) Resolving issues related to medical materiel support and medical 

equipment maintenance. 

(2) Conducting liaison and logistics assistance visits (LAVs). 

(3) Providing technical guidance and assistance. 

(4) Conducting follow-on evaluation of newly introduced items of 

materiel for the Modified Table Of Organization and Equipment (MTOE) activities. 

b. The Regional Medical Command/Major Support Command (RMC/MSC) 

Commander will provide assistance to subordinate activities and installations by: 

(1) Conducting reviews every 12 months of the logistics program at their 

subordinate activities. 

(2) Reviewing logistics policy, doctrine, training, personnel, and funding 

matters that affect logistics. 

(3) Reviewing the following logistics operations as appropriate: 

(a) Medical materiel inventory management 

(b) Medical Maintenance 

(c) Property Management 

(d) Medical Care Support Equipment (MEDCASE) 

(e) Transportation 

(f) Environmental and textile care services 

(g) Facilities engineering functions that impact on logistics 

(h) Financial Management 

(i) Special Medical Augmentation Reaction Teams (SMART) 

(4) Identifying issues at all levels so commanders and staffs can seek 

solutions to the root causes of these issues. 

c. Commanders of AMEDD activities MTOE and Table(s) of Distribution and 

Allowances (TDA) will establish and formally document a Command Supply Discipline 

Program (CSDP) at each activity. The CSDP is a commander’s program. Therefore, 

commanders, supervisors, and managers are required to implement the provisions of 

Army Regulation (AR) 710-2, Appendix B, in order to standardize supply discipline 

throughout the AMEDD and the Army. As a mandatory program, CSDP is meant to 

simplify command, supervisory, and managerial responsibilities. This program 

includes the evaluation of hand-receipt holders at all levels. 
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5-3. THE USAMMA LOGISTICS ASSISTANCE VISITS (LAV) 

a. The USAMMA LAV teams will visit field medical units based on MACOM 

determination of need and availability of the USAMMA resources. When possible, 

LAVs will coincide with the USAMMA modernization efforts, such as a major fielding. 

MACOM can request an assistance visit from the USAMMA LAV team to support 

MACOM organizational readiness assessments. The LAV team can tailor its support 

to the needs of the medical unit. The USAMMA’s assistance will stress proper 

maintenance of equipment and provides an assessment of the following equipment:

(1) Medical Assets – All 

(2) Medical MILVANS/ISOs 

(3) Refrigerated containers (C84541) 

(4) Dolly Set (D34883) 

(5) Generator – 100 kw (J35801) 

(6) Heater – H82/83 (H24907) 

(7) Forklift – 4K lbs (T49255) 

(8) ECU/FDECU (A26852) 

(9) Distribution System – M400 (P60558) 

(10) Electrical Feeder System – M100 (F55621) 

(11) Electrical Distribution System – M40 (F55485) 

(12) Electrical Utility – M46 (U89185) 

(13) Modules Field Kitchen (F39561) 

(14) Food Sanitation Center (S33399) 

(15) Cable Assemblies 

(16) Tempers (T07532, T71619, T47813, T47745, T71755) 

(17) Water Distribution Systems – old/new 

b. The LAV team chiefs will keep assisted commanders informed of their 

activities and findings by using such procedures as in- and out-briefings and AfterAction Reports. Copies of customer assistance After-Action Reports will be provided 

to the visited commander. 

c. Based on unique personnel and experience base within the USAMMA, 

direct communication between field medical units and the USAMMA is authorized and 

encouraged. However, this coordination should be shared within the chain of 

command of the requesting unit. 

d. The USAMMA may provide assistance concerning issues with 

unsatisfactory support from other-than-medical supply sources if these issues cannot 

be resolved at the MACOM level. 

e. The U.S. Army National Guard (ARNG) and United States Army Reserve 

(USAR) considerations for logistics assistance (in addition to their chain of command, 

ARNG, and USAR units) may also obtain medical logistics assistance from their 

supporting Installation Medical Supply Activity (IMSA)/Medical Logistics unit and the 

USAMMA and/or the U.S. Army Medical Materiel Center, Europe (USAMMCE). 

5-4. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

For additional information on the USAMMA LAV program or to request logistics 

assistance, please contact: USAMMA, ATTN: MCMR-MMO-S, Fort Detrick MD 21702-5001;

Email: USAMMALAP@amedd.army.mil.
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CHAPTER 6. THE ACQUISITION ADVICE CODE (AAC) 

‘W’ & ‘J’ RELATIONSHIPS 

6-1. ACQUISITION ADVICE CODE (AAC) OF W & J AND HOW THEY ARE 

USED 

a. Acquisition Advice Codes (AAC) indicate how and under what restrictions 

an item is to be acquired. The AAC will reflect applications of three basic methods: 

 (1) Requisition 

 (2) By fabrication or assembly 

 (3) By local purchase 

See Department of Defense (DOD) 4100.32-M, Volume 10. 

 b. AAC ‘W’ AND ‘J’ RELATIONSHIPS 

 (1) National Stock Numbers (NSN) with an AAC ‘W’ are assigned to 

generic end items of equipment that are initially identified for use. This process 

provides a method to develop authorization documents, e.g., Modified Table of 

Equipment (MTOE) and Unit Assemblage (UA) reports, and for procurement planning 

(development of essential characteristics). NOTE: On-hand stocks should never be 

recorded against AAC “W” NSNs. 

 (2) As manufacturers are identified, contracts awarded, and items 

developed, each contracted item is assigned a new NSN with AAC “J.” The new AAC 

“J” item is linked to the originally described AAC “W” item with a Phrase Code that 

designates the relationship between the NSNs. Data plates and container markings 

reflect the specific NSN for that manufacturer. 

 (3) DOD Army Logistics Systems/Publications further identify AAC ‘W/J’ 

relationships through the use of Phrase Codes ‘3’ and ‘S’: 

The Phrase Code ‘3’ is assigned to the actual item manufactured (AAC ‘J’) 

The Phrase Code ‘S’ is assigned to the generic NSN (AAC ‘W’) 

 (4) AR 40-61 (28 January 2005), Chapter 5, Section IV, paragraph 5-23, 

provides additional requisitioning instructions and information on provisioned medical 

equipment. Regular updates to SB 700-20 (Army Adopted/Other Items Selected for 

Authorization / List of Reportable Items) and the AMDF reflect specific and current 

items of production data (AAC ‘J’) as authorized substitutes for the generic end item 

(AAC “W”) reflected on the requisitioner’s authorization document. 

(5) An NSN assigned an AAC”J” is an Integrated Materiel Manager 

(IMM)/Service centrally managed item but not a stocked item. Procurement will be 

initiated only after receipt of a requisition. 

CODE TERM AND EXPLANATION

W RESTRICTED REQUISITIONING - SPECIAL 

 INSTRUCTIONS APPLY NON-STOCKED ITEM 

J NOT STOCKED, CENTRALLY PROCURED NON-STOCKED ITEMS 
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6-2. AAC RESOURCES AVAILABLE 

a. The Defense Logistics Agency, Customer Assistance Handbook is an 

excellent source of information and explanation of the supply codes. 

 WEB Site: DLA - http://www.supply.dla.mil 

b. AAC ‘W’ & ‘J’ listings are available via the USAMMA website in the Medical 

Services Information Logistics System (MEDSILS) database, located and accessible 

by using the address: 

WEB Site: USAMMA -http://www.usamma.army.mil/medsils.cfm 

c. For additional information on AAC ‘W’ & ‘J’ relationships, please contact 

the USAMMA, ATTN: MCMR-MMO-AS, Fort Detrick MD 21702-5001; DSN 343-4308 

or commercial 301-619-4308. 
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MEDICAL MATERIEL SET 

OPERATING ROOM 

SUPPORT AND CONSUMABLES 

HANDBOOK 

6545-01-524-4460 

UA N301 

LIN M72936 

DRAFT 

OCTOBER 2005 

U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency 

CHAPTER 7. EQUIPMENT ITEMS SUPPORT AND CONSUMABLES HANDBOOK 

7-1. INTRODUCTION

The United States Army Medical Materiel Agency (USAMMA) Materiel Acquisition 

Directorate, Ancillary Care Division (MMO-AA), has developed manuals that will aid 

units in the identification of the start-up and re-supply consumable packages that are 

required to operate medical items of equipment issued by the USAMMA fielding 

teams. 

7-2. SUPPORT AND CONSUMABLES HANDBOOK COMPONENTS 

The Consumable Handbooks (Figure 7-1) issued by the USAMMA contains the items 

by NSN, Nomenclature, Part Number, Quantity, Unit of Issue, Unit price, Total price, 

Manufacture, Shelf Life, Refrigerated Item, Ship Time, System Description, and the 

USAMMA Point of Contact. The Handbooks can be used to quickly identify shortage 

items at time of issue, during unit inventory and to re-supply the consumables. 

Figure 7-1. Cover of Handbooks 

AIR AMBULANCE EQUIPMENT 

ITEMS 

SUPPORT AND 

CONSUMABLES HANDBOOK 

UA 2257 

 

OCTOBER 2005 

U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency 

MEDICAL PATIENT HOLD 

EQUIPMENT 

 ITEMS 

SUPPORT AND 

CONSUMABLES HANDBOOK 

UA 2261

OCTOBER 2005 

U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency 

FORWARD SURGICAL TEAM 

EQUIPMENT ITEMS 

SUPPORT AND 

CONSUMABLES HANDBOOK 

UA 2267 

OCTOBER 2005 

U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency 
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7-3. MEDICAL EQUIPMENT ITEMS SUPPORT AND CONSUMABLES 

HANDBOOKS ISSUED BY THE USAMMA AVAILABLE NOW WITH MORE TO 

FOLLOW 

Handbook 

Number Device NSN Updated. 

 

UA 2256 Ground Ambulance Equipment Items 6545-01-496-4830 October 2005

UA 2257 Air Ambulance Equipment Items 6545-01-496-4855 October 2005 

UA 2261 Medical Patient Hold 6545-01-496-4819 October 2005 

UA 2267 FST 6545-01-496-4834 October 2005 

UA 4720 Dental X-Ray 6545-01-529-4443 October 2005 

 

UA M305 RAD 6545-01-332-0137 October 2005 

UA M432 CT 6545-01-459-1766 October 2005 

UA N301 OR 6545-01-524-4460 October 2005 

UA N302 Central Medical Materiel Set 6545-01-524-4464 October 2005 

UA N308 Triage EMT Pre OP 6545-01-527-7020 October 2005 

 

UA N309 Post-OP ICU Ward 6545-01-527-7022 October 2005 

UA N310 Intermediate Care 6545-01-527-7613 October 2005 

UA N311 Minimal Care Ward 6545-01-528-5018 October 2005 

UA N334 MMS X-Ray Low cap 6545-01-529-3904 October 2005 

 

7-4. OBTAINING THE CONSUMABLES HANDBOOK

The current versions of the Consumables Handbooks are available on the USAMMA 

website at http://www.usamma.army.mil. At the tool bar located below the 

header page, click on Reference. A drop-down menu will show up; click on the 

Equipment Handbooks. All available handbooks will be listed; select the desired 

handbook. 
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CHAPTER 8. AMEDD SMALL SHELTER (A2S) FIELDING 

8-1. INTRODUCTION 

a. In December 2002, the Army Medical Department (AMEDD) reviewed four 

tents to determine which tent would best suit the Army medicine’s needs. Army 

users evaluated four shelters: a modified TEMPER, the Alaska Structures shelter 

(which the Air Force uses for its medical shelter), BASE X (which the Marines use for 

a medical shelter) and GMA Cover Corp. Evaluators examined the different shelter 

designs, ease of set up, and compatibility with the current DEPMEDS. After 

comparing the pros and cons of each shelter the AMEDD chose the Alaska Structures 

shelter to be the interim AMEDD Small Shelter (A2S) procured for the combat 

support hospitals. 

b. The A2S offers no substantial improvement when it comes to reducing 

shelter weight and packed size. The A2S is quicker and more straight forward to set 

up. The A2S’s domed, Quonset-hut design also weathers elements better and 

provides greater working space inside the tent. 

A2S, 20’X65’ Side View and Front View 

8-2. TRAINING & FIELDING PLAN 

The USAMMA will contact units and coordinate fielding and training of the A2S as 

funding and tents become available. 

a. The initial fielding of the A2S to the three RTS-Medical sites and Camp 

Bullis is complete and these four sites have enough of the new tents to facilitate 

training. The manufacturer provided New Equipment Training (NET) to these four 

sites. 

b. Fielding of the A2S to active duty hospital units (84-bed slice) started in 

late 2005 and continues. CONUS units receive training at the time of the fielding by 

the manufacturer. Training will be coordinated for OCONUS units when they are 

contacted about scheduling their fielding. 

c. Reserve units will be fielded the A2S on an “as needed” basis if the unit is 

deploying with their hospital. Reserve units will receive training and hands-on 

experience during their annual training exercises at the RTS-Medical sites. 
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8-3. TYPES OF A2S 

The current doctrine uses only 8-section TEMPER (20’ x 64’) and 2-section TEMPER 

(20’ x 16’) in the 84-bed slice of the combat support hospital. Because of the 

TEMPER’s modular design units often use configurations of TEMPER that differ from 

doctrine. The A2S is being fielded in two different sizes that meet the needs of 

current doctrine. The A2S comes in a small (20’2” x 19’7”) and a large (20’2” x 

65’2”). Due to the design of the A2S it’s not possible to configure different lengths 

as it is with TEMPER. 

a. When fielded the A2S units will need to retain all electrical, lights, Bruce 

light straps, and insulated floors from the TEMPER that is being replaced for use in 

the new Alaska shelter. 

b. Large A2S (LIN:T47745, NSN 8340-01-516-4015) 

(1) Overall dimensions are 20’2” wide x 65’2” long. 

(2) Has a door centered on each end wall canvas like the current 

TEMPER. 

(3) There are 4 doors on each side of the tent. Doors are centered at 

4’, 28’9”, 36’5”, and 61’2”. 

(4) Vestibule adapters on both the end and side doors are 18” 

(NOTE: This differs from TEMPER where the sidewall adapters are 10”) 

c. Small A2S (LIN:T71619, NSN 8340-01-516-4014) 

(5) Overall dimensions are 20’2” wide x 19’7” long. 

(6) Has a door centered on each end wall canvas like the current 

TEMPER. 

(7) Side door is centered at 9’9” 

(8) Vestibule adapters on both the end and side doors are 18” 

(NOTE: This differs from TEMPER where the sidewall adapters are 10”) 

d. Both types of A2Ss are compatible with current DEPMEDS equipment to 

include vestibules and passageways. 

e. A new CP DEPMEDS liner has been developed to work with both the A2S 

and TEMPER. All other CP DEPMEDS components are still compatible with the A2S. 

20’ x 65’ A2S – Exterior View and Interior View 
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8-4. DISPOSITION OF REPLACED TEMPER 

The current guidance for disposition of TEMPER replaced by the A2S is that units 

must keep possession of the TEMPER. The A2S is an interim shelter and until a 

decision is made regarding final requirements for a medical shelter the TEMPER must 

be kept. 

8-5. REPLACEMENT PARTS AND ACCESORIES 

There are several resources available on the web for researching and ordering 

replacement parts and accessories for the A2S: 

a. GSA Advantage is one source. Go to www.gsaadvantage.gov and select 

‘advanced search’ and search contract number GS07F0084K (Alaska Industrial 

Resources). To refine the search to medical shelters only, search for ‘AMEDD’ within 

the first search results. 

b. The manufacturer’s web site, www.alaskastructures.com, has 

information on the different configurations and components. 

c. A great source of information on all military tentage is the Defense 

Logistics Agency (DLA) BASECAMP website: 

http://warfighter.dla.mil/special/basecamp/index.jsp. The A2S is not currently 

listed, at the time of this publishing, but it will be in the near future. 
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CHAPTER 9. TACTICAL SHELTER TOOLBOX INVENTORY 

9-1. TACTICAL SHELTER TOOLBOX 

The items shown in Figure 9-1 are authorized components of the tactical ISO 

shelters that have been fielded to field medical units. Descriptions and NSNs for 

ordering any shortages are provided in Table 9-1.

Figure 9-1. Toolbox Inventory 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9

14 

15 

1 

2 

3 

4

11 

12 

13 

16

17 

18 

19 20

10
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TABLE 9-1. TACTICAL SHELTER AUTHORIZED COMPONENTS 

Fig. 9-1 

Item No. 

National Stock 

Number 

Item 

Description U/M 2:1

QTY

3:1 

QTY 

1 5975-00-924-9927 Drive head Component of item 4 

2 5975-00-794-2523 Coupling, ground rod Component of item 4 

3 5999-00-186-3912 Clamp, electrical Component of item 4 

4 5975-00-878-3791 Ground rod set EA 1 1 

5 4030-00-051-8641 Head, driving EA 1 1 

6 4030-00-541-4041 Handle, holding EA 1 1 

7 4030-00-970-6412 Driving rod EA 1 1 

8 5411-01-226-7499 Ground anchor assembly EA 6 8 

9 5120-00-278-1276 Screwdriver, flat tip 12” EA 1 1 

10 5120-00-596-9364 Screwdriver, flat tip 8” EA 1 1 

11 5411-01-250-3642 Extension, jack EA 2 4 

12 5120-00-234-8912 Screwdriver, cross tip, 

6”, #3 tip EA 1 1 

13 Local purchase 150watt, industrial grade, 

outdoor floodlight bulb EA 1 1 

14 Not Available Tactical shelter toolbox EA 1 1 

15 5340-01-225-8669 Strap, webbing EA 2 2 

16 5411-01-225-8408 Latch assembly, hinged, 

removable EA 6 8 

17 5411-01-225-8441 Bolt, eye (Tie down rings) EA 4 4 

18 5210-00-239-0892 Carpenters level, 24” 

(level & plumb) EA 1 1 

19 5411-01-225-8416 Brace, hinged floor 

(support brace) EA 2 2 

20 5120-00-106-7598 Jack, scissor, hand EA 1 2 

TM TM 10-5411-201-14 Shelter, tactical, 

expandable, one-sided EA 1 0 

TM TM 10-5411-200-14 Shelter, tactical, 

expandable, two-sided EA 0 1 

9-2. ADDITIONAL AUTHORIZATION 

Additional authorizations (power cables, slide hammers, passageway’s, etc.) to the 

shelter are listed in Appendix D of the shelter’s technical manual. Electronic versions 

of the two technical manuals can be found on the LOGSA website: 

https://www.logsa.army.mil/etms. 

a. Shelter, Tactical, Expandable, One-Sided – TM 10-5411-201-14 

b. Shelter, Tactical, Expandable, Two-Sided – TM 10-5411-200-14 
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CHAPTER 10. TACTICAL SHELTER SCISSOR JACKS LOCATION FOR 

ALL MEDICAL MATERIEL SETS (MMS) 

10-1. USE OF ADDITIONAL SUPPORT TO THE TACTICAL ISO SHELTER 

 a. During recent field visits, the USAMMA Fielding Team discovered units are 

having trouble with water leaking through the roof seals of their tactical shelters. 

This occurs because the shelters are not truly squared but appear to be level. When 

the sides and roof are expanded, the roof seals must be inspected for the following 

items: 

- Proper fit 

- Tears/deformity 

- Dry rot 

- Paint on gasket 

 b. All of these could allow water to enter through the seals. Additional 

support is provided to the shelter with scissor jack when placed in the center of the 

shelter floor frame “I” beam on the expanded side(s). The jacks will help prevent 

floor vibration and provide stability. 

10-2. ISO SCISSOR JACK(S) REQUIREMENT 

Each one-sided shelter should be issued one scissors jack and each two-sided shelter 

should be issued two scissor jacks. If your unit requires scissor jacks, order them 

through normal supply channels or locally procure them. 

- NSN: 5120-00-106-7598 – 2 ton, low profile, scissor jack, hand 

10-3. PROPER PLACEMENT OF SCISSOR JACKS TO SUPPORT THE SHELTER 

a. Raise the shelter a minimum of five inches off the ground and level. 

b. Place jack under the I-beam at the mid-span (Figure 10-1, Side View). The 

jack should be placed on a load spreader such as a 12 x 12 inch, 1⁄2-inch-thick piece 

of plywood. 

c. Raise the jack until it contacts the I beam and is firmly in place (meaning 

it cannot be moved by hand). 

d. Repeat this action on the other expandable side for a 3x1 shelter (see 

Fig. 10-2, Top view). The jack may require adjustment once the shelter starts to 

settle. 
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(See Figures Below) 

Fig. 10-1 

Side View 

Fig. 10-2 Top View 

On The Shelter With 2-Expandable Sides, place a scissor jacks under 

the bottom side rail; centered beneath the forklift pockets on 

each side of the shelter (see the "x" on the illustration above) 

Before The Sides Are Lowered For Expansion.

Place Scissor Jacks On Sheet Of 

Plywood, Minimum 1⁄2 Inch 

Thick. 

After Shelter Is Leveled: 

Insert Scissor Jacks Beneath 

Center Of Bottom Side Rail 

On The Side With The 

Expandable Floor.
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CHAPTER 11. TACTICAL SHELTER DOOR-LOCKING DEVICE 

11-1. INTRODUCTION 

The tactical shelter locking device is used on the personnel door and cargo doors for 

security of the doors while the shelter is being transported / moved.

11-2. SECURITY AND SAFETY OF THE TACTICAL SHELTER 

a. When the ISO tactical shelters are being transported or picked up by the 

RTCH (or other handling methods), it is possible for the door latch mechanism to 

release despite the exterior door handles being secured. If this happens, damage to 

the shelter, the door, or the contents of the ISO shelter can occur. The device 

shown in Figure 11-1 prevents the door(s) from opening, if this device is installed on 

the shelter prior to movement. 

b. The proper method for installing this device, is to loosen two 1⁄2-inch bolts 

(one on the upper portion of the door and the adjacent bolt on the door frame 

support plate assembly) on the outside of the shelter. Fit the locking device over the 

head of the two bolts and slide the locking device into the shank of the bolts, then 

tighten the bolts in place. Repeat this action for the other door. The doors are now 

secured and the shelter can safely be moved. (Fig. 11-2)

c. When the shelter arrives at the destination and has been placed on the 

ground, loosen the bolts, slide the locking device off of one bolt by turning the device 

so it will not interfere or be in the way, and tighten the remaining bolt. The device is 

now placed in a stowed position and ready for use the next time the shelter is moved 

(Fig. 11-3). Repeat this procedure for the other door. 

Fig. 11-1. Locking Device Fig. 11-2. Locked Position Fig. 11-3. Stowed Position 

d. If your unit is missing the locking device, they can be locally manufactured 

from steel stock by using the dimensions in Fig. 11-4. 

Figure 11-4. Locking Device Dimensions 

4” Long x 1-1/4” High x 1/8” Thick 

3/8” Holes 

9/16” Holes

0” 1-1 5/8” /8” 2-7/8” 3-3/8”
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CHAPTER 12. CONVENTION FOR SAFE CONTAINERS (CSC) 

12-1. TACTICAL SHELTERS AND MILVANS REQUIRE INSPECTIONS 

This Chapter provides an overview of the CSC inspection requirements, why the 

program was developed, and how the program affects U.S. Army Medical 

organizations that own and use MILVANs and expandable shelters in their operations. 

12-2. SAFETY INSPECTION REQUIRMENTS 

a. The International CSC was established to ensure safe movement of ISO 

containers and shelters through international maritime channels. United States 

Public Law (US PL) 95-208, implemented the CSC requirements for both commercial 

and the DOD-owned containers. 

b. In April 1997, the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Logistics took 

these requirements a step farther by signing DOD 4500.9-R-1 Management and 

Control of DOD Intermodal Containers; DOD 4500.9 Part VI dated June 2002 

superseded this regulation. This regulation is mandatory for all U.S. Government 

agencies. Current inspection documentation is required to move a container within 

the Defense Transportation System (DTS), even if moving the container to an 

exercise site, i.e., Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC), National Training Center 

(NTC), or Reserve Training Site Medical (RTS-MED). 

c. The readiness state of each unit is partially based on the ability to execute 

rapid deployment. This is compromised when medical units do not have containers 

CSC certified for shipment. An expired certification means a non-deployable 

container. 

12-3. COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL SAFETY 

STANDARDS TO CERTIFY CONTAINERS 

a. In order to comply with this requirement, containers must be inspected in 

accordance with (IAW) the international safety standards, 5 years from the date of 

manufacture, every 30 months thereafter, and when repaired after major damage. 

b. The governing documents are DOD 4500.9 Part VI (June 2002) and 

MIL-HDBK-138B (1 January 2002). After a successful inspection the container is 

certified and so indicated directly on the container itself in a manner that can be 

readily noted by an inspector. Failure to comply with the above requirements can 

result in penalties of $5,000 per day per container that remains in service 

(PL 95-208-DEC 13, 1977). 

c. Units may have personnel trained as inspectors (at no cost) or request 

inspection assistance from their local Directorate of Logistics (DOL). The Defense 

Ammunition Center provides training courses on CD-ROM and Computer-Based 

Training (CBT). The title for the CSC Course is AMMO-43-CBT, Intermodal Dry Cargo 

Container / Convention for Safe Container (CSC) Re-inspection, Version 1.2, dated 

Sep 2003. 
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d. Point of contact is: 

U.S. Army Defense Ammunition Center 

ATTN: SJMAC-ASE 

1 C Tree Road 

McAlester OK 74501 

Web: http://www.dac.army.mil (requires username and password) 

Email: cbt@dac.army.mil 

Phone: DSN 956-8931/8947, commercial (918) 420-8931/8947 

Fax: DSN 956-8944, commercial (918) 420-8944 

12-4. TRANSMITTAL REQUEST FOR REPLACEMENT DEPARTMENT OF 

DEFENSE (DD) FORM 2282 

(EXAMPLE for Requesting Replacement DD Form 2282) 

FAX TRANSMITTAL FORM 

Date: (Current Date) 

Total Number of Pages to Include Cover Sheet: 2 

Classification: Unclassified 

TO: Ms. Virginia Brown PHONE: DSN 328-2435 

ATTN: DD Forms 2282 FAX: DSN 328-3373 

Ms. Brown: 

 I have completed the AMMO-43 for Intermodal Dry Cargo Container / CSC Reinspection Course conducted by the U.S. Army Defense Ammunition Center and I am 

employed by the ( Insert the name of the Organization that employs the requester ) 

located at ( Location of the requester ) and I would like to request certification 

decals DD Form 2282. 

 I would appreciate your assistance in providing me with ( state the number 

and year of DD Form 2282 required ). Thank you in advance for your assistance in this 

matter. 

( Requestor’s Name and Title ). 

My FedEx address is: 

The Requestor’s Name 

ATTN: ( Office Symbol ) 

Street/Bldg. Number, Room Number 

City/State/Zip 

Telephone DSN: COMM: _______________________

FROM: Requestor’s Name 

LOCATION: Requestor’s Location 

ATTN: Address (Office Symbol, Room Number) 

Street/Bldg. Number, Room Number 

City/State/Zip 

PHONE: Requestor’s commercial / DSN phone numbers 
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CHAPTER 13. COMPLETE DAMAGE INSPECTION REQUIRED WHEN HOSPITAL 

TACTICAL SHELTERS AND MILVANS ARE MOVED 

13-1. MOVING A CONTAINER ISO SHELTER OR MILVAN 

 a. Whenever a container, ISO shelter, or MILVAN is moved (whether its 10 

feet or 10 miles), and after the container is placed into position, it must be 

inspected. The exterior of the container must be inspected for damage from the 

mover vehicle. 

- The forklift channels are inspected for damage. 

- The roof panel must also be inspected for damage from the mover vehicle. 

b. Failure to inspect the roof panel each time the container is moved is the 

worst cause of loss and water damage to medical equipment. Finding a hole 

punched into the top of the container and discovering that water has run in on the 

equipment months after the fact, is too late to do repair/remedy. 

13-2. WHAT TO DO IF DAMAGE AND HOLES ARE FOUND 

 a. First, try to protect the damaged area by applying tape; sometimes the 

hole can be filled with silicone. You must make a temporary repair to the container 

to protect the contents inside, and container components from further damage. 

 b. Then, make a note of the damage and write down the container 

Ownership Code Number, i.e., USAH00. Have this container moved to an area for 

repairs. 

 c. Write the damage report(s) on a DA Form 2404 (DA 5988E automated) 

(Equipment Inspection and Maintenance Worksheet) and a DA Form 2407 (DA 5990E 

automated) (Maintenance Work Request). Submit the DA Form 2407/5990E to the 

Support Maintenance Unit that supports your area. 

Hole caused by Rough Terrain Cargo Handler (RTCH); a metal patch was cut and silicone/riveted over 

the damaged area 
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Upper ISO seal torn Hole caused By RTCH Hole caused by the RTCH 

Broken hasp for the lock Hole in side of ISO Large tear in fiberglass 

 d. Below the locking bar mounting brackets are broken and missing, this 

type of deficiency will cause the MILVAN to fail the CSC inspection. If these types of 

deficiencies are found, Support Maintenance can repair them. The unit personnel will 

complete a DA Form 2407 and submit it to the Support Maintenance Unit requesting 

the brackets be welded back on the container. 

A NOTE OF CAUTION: Extreme care must be taken when welding the 

brackets back on the MILVAN. The severe heat from the welding torch can damage 

the door seals. To protect the rubber seal, place a heavy gauge steel plate near the 

point-of-weld area where the bracket will be reinstalled. 

Mounting bracket missing Mounting bracket broken and missing 
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This damage was caused when the step was left down and hit by a RTCH. An epoxy repair kit 

was used to repair it and the step was reinstalled on the Shelter. 

e. The damage to the above containers can be repaired. The Unit personnel 

must read the maintenance allocation chart for the following: 

TM 55-8115-204-23&P, Technical Manual Unit and Direct Support 

Maintenance Manual (Including Repair Parts and Special Tools List for the MILVAN, 

General Cargo Container NSN 8115-01-241-7524). 

TM 10-5411-201-14 w/c 9, Operator, Organizational, Direct Support, 

and General Support Maintenance for the Shelter, Tactical, Expandable, One-Sided. 

TM 10-5411-200-14 w/c 9, Operator, Organizational, Direct Support, 

and General Support Maintenance for the Shelter, Tactical, Expandable, Two-Sided. 

 f. The above TMs contain the repair procedures and the PMCS that are 

required to keep the containers in a readiness condition for deployment. 

 g. Failure to complete repairs to the containers soon after the damage is 

discovered only leads to more deterioration of the damaged area and the container’s 

contents. 

Step was left down hit by a RTCH; this caused major damage to this Shelter 
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13-3. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 

For additional information on repair parts and/or suppliers for shelter and container 

repair please contact 

USAMMA 

ATTN: MCMR-MMO-S 

1423 Sultan Dr 

Fort Detrick MD 21702-5001 

Email: USAMMALAP@amedd.army.mil 
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CHAPTER 14. DOLLY SET (M1022A1) - CURRENT STATUS 

14-1. INTRODUCTION 

a. The M1022A1 dolly set is a Tank Automotive and Armaments Command 

(TACOM)-managed asset. TACOM is responsible for funding, fielding, training and 

sustaining the dolly set. TACOM is also responsible for resolving any major defects 

relating to warranty or faulty manufacturing. 

b. The dolly set has had several mechanical problems since fielding. 

Problems include the hydraulic pump leaking, the cable assembly, and cracks to the 

frame structure. Cracks to the dolly set frame structure are the current and most 

significant cause of concern (Figure 14-1), and the reason for the high Non-Mission 

Capable (NMC) "dead-line" rate across the military. On 4 Feb 99, TACOM classified 

this deficiency as a Medium Category IIIC risk (minimal risk to humans). 

Figure 14-1. Illustration and location of cracks on the M1022 A-1 Dolly Set

14-2. UPDATED STATUS ON THE MWO AND RETROFIT KITS 

a. A contract was awarded to develop a new Modification Work Orders (MWO) 

Kit, validation & verification took place in July 2005. The M1022A1 Dolly Set MWO 

Kit is now being produced. These new kits will have all welded components applied 

during Kit production. The Kit can be easily installed at Unit (Field) level without 

specialty personnel. This new MWO Kit will be Trailer PM funded and free issued,

selectively supplied to priority units through local MWO coordinators. 
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b. POC DSN 786-5803 Trailer & Tactical Fleet Management Group, Light 

Utility Systems Team, Maintenance System Manager, CUCV/SUSV/Dolly Sets, 

AMSTA-LC-CHT, U.S. Army Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command. 

 

Figure 14-2. Steel cables added between the upper beam and vertical tubes 

14-3. INSTRUCTION TO LOCATE MWO COORDINATORS 

a. Go to the U.S. Army Materiel Command Army Electronic Product Support 

Website (AEPS) at https://aeps.ria.army.mil/. Once there you will need to accept 

the security disclaimer before you can proceed. After you click “ACCEPT”, you will be 

at the AEPS Public site. 

b. To see the MWO information you will need to enter the AEPS Restricted 

site. Click on “Enter AEPS Restricted Access”, you will need to enter you AKO 

username and password, or set up an AEPS account. Once in the restricted site you 

will have to use the upper Navigation tool bar. Click on the “Services” tab, then 

“Maint.” Scroll down to the “Modification Work Orders (MWO)”, select it, then using 

the left side navigation bar, click on “MWO Coordinators”. This brings you to the 

MWO Coordinators home page. 

14-4. RECOMMENDATION 

a. Do not turn in your M1022A1 Dolly Set, NSN 2330-01-378-9997, LIN 

D34883, or M1022 Dolly Set, NSN 2330-01-167-7262, LIN D34883. Please retain 

them. Contact your local MWO coordinator for further instructions. 
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b. POC by telephone to DSN 786-5803, to the following office: 

Trailer & Tactical Fleet Management Group, Light Utility Systems Team, 

Maintenance System Manager, CUCV/SUSV/Dolly Sets, AMSTA-LC-CHT, U.S. Army 

Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command. 
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CHAPTER 15. DISTRIBUTION ILLUMINATION SYSTEMS ELECTRICAL (DISE), 

POWER DISTRIBUTION ILLUMINATION SYSTEMS ELECTRICAL (PDISE) 

15-1. INTRODUCTION 

a. DISE/PDISE is a family of power distribution and illuminations equipment that 

transmits electrical power between power generation equipment and the end user (Figure 

15-1). It is used to form a consolidated power network by adding components to meet 

specific organizational missions and requirements. 

b. DISE/PDISE provides flexibility by consolidating power sources, provides 

flexibility to unit operations, and can be quickly assembled/disassembled for rapid 

relocation. 

 

c. DISE/PDISE equipment is designed to operate with generator sets (5 kW to 

200 kW), and can be connected to commercial (local) power under field conditions. 

DISE/PDISE allows the power to be distributed and utilized using standard class “L” 

military connectors. This is the connector the International Organization for 

Standardization (ISO) containers and Tent Extendable Modular Personnel (TEMPER) 

utilize. 

Figure 15-1. Typical DISE/PDISE layout 

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15-2. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DISE/PDISE 

The major difference between DISE and PDISE systems is the type of circuit breakers 

they utilize. The DISE models use “Thermal-magnetic” where the PDISE use “Hydraulicmagnetic” breakers. The inside covers have different designs because of the size of the 

breakers. The other noticeable difference is the use of ground fault circuit interruption 

circuit breakers, the DISE utilizes them and the PDISE models do not. 

15-3. COMMON FEATURES DISE/PDISE FEEDER & DISTRIUBUTION CENTERS, 

POWER DISTRIBUTION PANEL 

a. Each system is equipped with a master circuit breaker rated at the maximum 

permissible load for that model; phase indicator lights which indicate the presence of 

input power to the main breaker; and branch circuits that are individually protected with 

circuit breakers. 

b. Both the DISE & PDISE are connected to generator power using a 4-foot 

pigtail (class “L” connector on one end, bare cable/wires on the other). (Figure 15-2)

Figure 15-2. DISE/PDISE Pigtail 

c. The Power Distribution Panel (PDP) is hard-wired to the generator using phase 

cables between the generator terminal lugs and terminal blocks on the PDP (see 

Figure 15-3).

Figure 15-3. PDP terminal blocks 

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 DISE/PDISE SYSTEMS USED WITH DEPMEDS 

a. The M-400 - Power Distribution Panel (PDP), 100KW, Model PEU-155/E, 

LIN P60558, NSN 6110-01-248-6671. (Figure 15-4)

(1) The M-400 is a skid-mounted, self-contained, all–weather-power 

distribution system designed for battlefield environment. 

(2) Circuit breakers

(a) Two 400-amp per phase, main input breaker, provides safety 

protection between PDP M-400 and generator power supply. The main circuit breakers 

enable the operator to select from two possible sources of input power when connected 

to separate power sources. 

(b) Four 100-amp per phase, output breakers, provide dedicated circuit 

protection for each output connector. These circuit breakers prevent output power to 

that associated connector from exceeding a current of 100-amps per phase. These 

breakers also enable the operator to turn power to individual circuits on and off as 

required.

(c) Ten 60-amp per phase, output breakers, same as 100-amp, but 

limit power out put to 60-amp.

(3) Interlock bar, functions as a manual safety interlock by physically 

preventing both main circuit breakers from being closed simultaneously, preventing 

power from both circuit breakers being applied to the internal bus bars (wiring) at the 

same time. In addition, the interlock prevents input power form one set of load 

terminals from being applied to the remaining set of input terminals.

(4) Phase Indicator Lights: 3 lights will glow green when power is available at 

the output side on the main breaker. Each light is associated with a separate power 

phase (A, B, or C).

(5) Solenoid Interlock (Figure 15-3), two (2) located inside each terminal 

block access door panel. This is a safety device that prevents the access door panel 

from being opened when power is applied to the PDP M-400. 

Figure 15-4. PDP M-400 

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b. The M-100 - Electrical Feeder System, Model M-100 or M100 A/P, LIN F55621, 

NSN 6150-01-208-9754 or 6150-01-308-5671. (Figure 15-5)

Figure 15-5. M-100 

(1) The M-100 is a skid-mounted, self-contained, all weather electrical feeder 

system designed for battlefield environment. 

(2) Circuit breakers: 

 

 (a) One 100-amp per phase, main input breaker, provides safety 

protection between M-100 and generator or power supply. The main circuit breaker 

enables the operator to turn power to individual circuits on and off as required. 

 

 (b) Two 60-amp per phase, output breakers, provide dedicated circuit 

protection for each output connector. These circuit breakers prevent output power to 

the associated connector from exceeding a current of 60 amps per phase. These 

breakers also allow the operator to tune power to individual circuits on and off as 

required. 

 (c) Two 40-amp per phase, output breakers, same as 60-amp but limit 

power out put to 40 amp. 

 (d) Two 20-amp single phase, output breakers, same as 60-amp but limit 

power out put to 20 amp. On the M-100 these breakers are Ground Fault (GF), 

designed to interrupt the circuit when a current flow occurs to the ground wire. The 

M-100 A/P do not utilize GF breakers.

 (3) Phase Indicator Lights: Three (3) lights will glow green when power is 

supplied to the feeder center. Each light is associated with a separate power phase 

(A, B, or C). 

 (4) The 100-amp pass-thru connection: This connection allows a separate 100-

amp cable to be connected for output to further end users. This is a direct connection so 

it does not have a circuit breaker to stop the power flow; it’s like connecting two (2) 

cables together. 

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 (5) Table 15-1. Components of End Item (COEI) 

NSN Description Qty Figure 

6150-01-256-6300 Cable Pigtail, 4ft, 200amp 1 15-6 

6150-01-256-6304 Cable Service/Feeder, 100amp 50ft 2 15-7 

6150-01-256-6299 Strap, Cable Carrying 8 15-7 

Figure 15-6. Pigtail 

Figure 15-7. Cable 100-amp, 50 ft & Carry Strap 

c. The M-40 - Electrical Distribution System, Model M-40 or M40 A/P, LIN F55485, 

NSN 6150-01-208-9753 or 6150-01-307-9446 (Figure 15-8).

Figure 15-8. M-40 

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(1) The M-40 is a skid-mounted, self-contained, all-weather electrical 

distribution system designed for battlefield environment. It is mainly used with the 

M-46 Utility Assembly to provide power for lights and house hold type receptacles. 

(2) Circuit breakers 

(a) One, 40-amp per phase, main input breaker, provides safety 

protection between M-40 and generator or power supply. The main circuit breaker 

enables the operator to turn power to individual circuits on and off as required. This 

breaker also controls the 40 amp output connection. 

(b) Twelve, 20-amp single-phase, output breakers, provide dedicated 

circuit protection for each output connector. These circuit breakers prevent output 

power to that associated connector from exceeding a current of 20 amps. These 

breakers also enable the operator to tune power to individual circuits on and off as 

required. On the M-40, six of these breakers are Ground Fault (GF), designed to 

interrupt the circuit when a current flow occurs to the ground wire. The M-40 A/P does 

not utilize GF breakers. 

 (3) Phase Indicator Lights: 3 lights will glow green when power is supplied to 

the distribution system. Each light is associated with a separate power phase, 

(A, B, or C). 

 (4) Table 15-2. COEI 

NSN Description Qty Figure 

6150-01-256-6301 Cable Pigtail, 4ft, 40/60amp 1 15-9 

6150-01-247-4781* Cable Service/Feeder, 40/60 amp 100 ft 1 15-10 

6150-01-250-3643* Cable Service/Feeder, 40/60 amp 50 ft 2 15-10 

6150-01-256-6299 Strap, Cable Carrying 16 15-10 

6150-01-251-9125 Box, Receptacle 120 V, 20 amp 1 15-11 

6150-01-256-6298 Container, Transit & Storage 1 15-12 

6150-01-250-3643 Cable, Extension, 50 ft, 20 amp 3 15-13 

6150-01-250-0044 Cable, Extension, 25 ft, 20 amp 32 15-13 

6150-01-253-4290 Cable, Light Set, 25 outlet 2 15-13 

*Older sets have two 50-ft cables; newer ones use one 100-ft cable 

Figure 15-9. Pigtail 

Figure 15-10. Cable & Carry Strap 

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Figure 15-11. Receptacle box Figure 15-12. Transit & storage container 

Figure 15-13. 20-amp Cables

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d. The M-46 - Electrical Utility Assembly, Model M-46, NSN 6150-01-208-9751, 

LIN U89185. (Figure 15-14)

Figure 15-14. M-46 Utility Assembly

 (1) The M-46 electrical utility assembly is designed to connect to the 

DISE/PDISE outputs. The M-46 system consists of various electrical cables, lights for 

illumination, and all weather electrical household type, 120-volt, duplex receptacles for 

plugging in electrical loads not to exceed the rating of the circuit breaker it is connected 

to (Figure 15-23). The M-46 is to be used with the DISE/PDISE feeder or a distribution 

system only, the M-46 does not have built in fuse or circuit breaker protection. 

 (2) Table 15-3. COEI 

NSN Description Qty Figure 

Pt #13229E6362* Container, Transit & Storage 1 15-14 

6150-01-256-6298* Container, Transit & Storage 2 15-15 

6150-01-251-9124 Cable Assy, Branch Circuit, 20 amp 24 Ft 2 15-16 

6150-01-250-0045 Strap, Cable securing 6 15-17 

6150-01-251-9125 Box, Receptacle 120 V, 20 amp 6 15-18 

6150-01-247-4766 Cable, Extension, 20 amp 15 ft 6 15-19 

6230-01-247-4784 Light, Utility 120 V, Dual socket, 2 15-20 

6150-01-256-6302 Rope Assembly, Support 53 ft 2 15-21 

6150-01-264-2068 Kit, Light bulb 3 15-22 

6240-00-689-8504 75 w White Light Bulb 3 15-22 

6240-00-617-1744 40 w Blue Light Bulb 3 15-22 

* Some sets have two Storage bags; others use one large plastic box

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 Figure 15-14. Transit & storage container Figure 15-15. Transit & storage container 

Figure 15-16. Cable Assembly Branch Circuit 24 ft 

Figure 15-17. Cable Strap

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Figure 15-18. Receptacle Box Figure 15-19. Extension Cable 15 ft 

Figure 15-20. Utility Light Figure 15-21. Rope Assembly 54ft 

Figure 15-22. Light Kit and Light Bulbs

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Figure 15-23. Typical M-46 tent set up

15-5. CABLE ASSEMBLIES 

a. Your choice of DISE/PDISE cables should be based on the distance between 

the locations selected for the generator set, the distribution centers (M-400, M-100, 

M-40), and end users (shelters, TEMPER, tents). The total cable lengths between the 

generator set (power source) and the end user equipment can not exceed 300 feet. The 

greater the distance between the generator set (the power source) and the end user, 

the greater the decrease in voltage. If the user equipment is sensitive to voltage loss 

(i.e., the X-Ray) you may have to use shorter cables. 

b. Cable routing is very important to troop and equipment safety. Cables should 

be routed to avoid vehicle roadway and troop walkways. If a cable must cross a 

roadway or walking traffic path, bury the cable as described in FM 20-31 (Engine-Driven 

Electrical Generator Sets), or use industrial grade cable protectors (Figure 15-24). Do not 

lay cable connectors in depressions where water can collect. 

Figure 15-24. Industrial type cable protectors 

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c. Phase-Cable Assembly, NSN 6150-01-258-1202. 

Phase cables are used to connect (hard wire) the generator terminal lugs to the M-400 

PDP terminal blocks. The assembly consists of four Phase cables; 600 amp per cable, 

100 feet in length, and one System Ground; 350 amp cable, 100 feet in length. 

d. 100-Amp Service Feeder Cable, NSN 6150-01-256-6304 (COEI M-100) if 

ordered/issued separately NSN 6150-01-220-5587. 

One Hundred (100)-amp cables are used to connect M-400 PDP to the M-100 and some 

end users (shelters). They can also be used between the power source (generator) and 

M-100 or end user if a 100 amp pigtail is used at the power source (generator). These 

cables are 3 phase, 50 ft in length, with a 3 inch diameter class “L” connector on both 

ends. 

e. 60-Amp Service Cables. 40/60 amp cables are used to connect M-400 PPD 

and/or M-100 to the M-40 and end users. They can also be used between the power 

source and M-40 or end user if a 60-amp pigtail is used at the power source (generator). 

These cables are 3 phase, with a 2 1⁄2-inch diameter class “L” connector on both ends. 

(1) 50-ft length NSN 6150-01-250-3643 (COEI M-40) 

(2) 100-ft length NSN 6150-01-247-4781 (COEI M-40) 

(3) 100-ft length NSN 6150-01-220-5588 (ordered/issued separately) 

f. Pigtail 

Pigtails are 4 feet in length, with appropriate size class “L” connector on one end, bare 

cable/wires on the other either. They are used to adapt generators and local power 

sources to military DISE/PDISE type connections. The NSN 6150-01-256-6300 is for the 

100/200-amp pigtail, NSN 6150-01-256-6301 for the 40/60-amp pigtail. 

15-6. DISE/PDISE INVENTORIES 

When inventories are conducted of the power equipment, you need to take into account 

the cables that are issued, and the cables that are COEI. Using the information provided 

in this chapter and in Table 15-4, below, you will be able to do a complete and accurate 

inventory of all your power equipment. 

Table 15-4. Cable Distribution Per PDP & DISE/PDISE 

NSN Nomenclature M400 M100 M40 

COEI AAL COEI AAL COEI AAL 

6150-01-258-1202 Cable Assy, phase (100 ft) 0 2 0 0 0 0 

6150-01-256-6304 Cable Assy, 100 amp (50 ft) 0 Sub 2 0 0 0 

6150-01-220-5587 Cable Assy, 100 amp (50 ft) 0 4 Sub 0 0 0 

6150-01-247-4781 Cable Assy, 40/60 amp (100 ft) 0 Sub 0 0 1* 0 

6150-01-220-5588 Cable Assy, 40/60 amp (100 ft) 0 10 0 0 Sub 0 

6150-01-250-3643 Cable Assy, 40/60 amp (50 ft) 0 0 0 0 2* 0 

* Either/Or, not both, (100-ft total of cable) 

SEE NOTE: regarding this Table on the next page. 

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NOTE for Table 15-4: 

- Phase cables were originally issued based on one set per M-400 PDP. 

- 100-amp Cables were originally issued based on four per M-400 PDP. 

- 60-amp Cables were originally issued based on ten per M-400 PDP. 

15-7. DISE/PDISE AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT 

The user requirements will vary according to the field situation; extra DISE/PDISE 

components may be required. The TM 9-6150-226-13 provides the authorization to 

requisition these items on an “as required” basis. The paragraph 2-9 section “b” lists 

optional items that may be used to tailor the DISE/PDISE systems to your field 

situation and requirements. 

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INDEX FOR SB 8-75-S4, 2006 

SUBJECT SB 8-75- PAGE

IN-1 (IN-2 blank) 

A2S - AMEDD Small Shelter S4 8-1 

AAC - Acquisition Advice Code S4 6-1 

AMEDD Fielding Policy S4 1-1 

AR ACEL – Army Reserve Acceleration Program S4 4-2 

Consumables Handbook S4 7-1

Container Inspection S4 13-1

CSC Inspections S4 12-1

Damage Inspection After Movement S4 13-1

DEPMEDS DISE/PDISE Systems S4 15-3

Derivative DODACC and UIC S4 3-1

DISE – Distribution Illumination Systems Electrical S4 15-1

Disposition of Replaced TEMPER S4 8-3

Dolly Set, M-1022A1 Current Status S4 14-1

Excess Medical Materiel S4 2-1

Ground Rod Set S4 9-2

Hand Receipts S4 3-2

HOSP – Hospital Optimization Standardization Program S4 4-1

ISO Door Locking Device S4 11-1

ISO Scissor Jacks S4 10-1

ISO Toolbox Inventory S4 9-1

Logistics Assistance Program S4 5-1

MRI Conversion Overview S4 4-1

Obtaining the Consumables Handbook S4 7-2

PDISE – Power Distribution Illumination Systems Electrical S4 15-1

Scissor Jacks Placement S4 10-2

Split Property Books S4 3-1

Sustainment Fieldings S4 1-4

Transmittal Request for New DOD Form DD 2282 S4 12-2

Types of A2S S4 8-2

‘W’ and ‘J’ Relationships S4 6-1
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GLOSSARY

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GL-3 

2006 GLOSSARY FOR SB 8-75-S4 

Abbreviation/Acronym Definition

A 

A2S --------------------------------------------------------------- AMEDD Small Shelter 

AAC ------------------------------------------------------------Acquisition Advice Code 

ACN --------------------------------------------------------Assemblage Control Number 

ACP ---------------------------------------------------------------- Army Campaign Plan 

AEPS ------------------------------------------------- Army Electronic Product Support 

AIS ------------------------------------------------------- AMEDD Investment Strategy 

AMEDD ------------------------------------------------------ Army Medical Department 

AMC -----------------------------------------------------------Army Materiel Command 

AO------------------------------------------------------------------ Area of Operation(s) 

APS --------------------------------------------------------- Army Propositioned Stocks 

AR -------------------------------------------------- Army Regulation or Army Reserve 

AR ACEL ------------------------------------------ Army Reserve Acceleration Program 

ARFORGEN ----------------------------------------------------- Army Force Generation 

ARNG -------------------------------------------------------- U.S. Army National Guard 

ARPL ------------------------------------------------------- Army Resource Priority List 

ASIOE----------------------------------------- Associated Support Items of Equipment 

B 

BDN ------------------------------------------------------------- Build Directive Number 

C 

CBT ----------------------------------------------------------- Computer Based Training 

CENTCOM------------------------------------------------------------- Central Command 

COEI ----------------------------------------------------------- Component Of End Item 

COES--------------------------------------------------Clinical Operation Equipment Set 

CONUS--------------------------------------------------------Continental United States 

CP DEPMEDS ---------------------- Collective Protection Deployable Medical Systems 

CSC ----------------------------------------------------Convention for Safe Containers 

CSEA ------------------------------------------Combat Support Equipment Assessment 

CSH ----------------------------------------------------------- Combat Support Hospital 

D 

DA-------------------------------------------------------------- Department of the Army 

DD ------------------------------------------------ Department of Defense (forms only) 

DEPMEDS --------------------------------------------------Deployable Medical Systems 

HOSP---------------------------------- Hospital Optimization Standardization Program 

DISE ---------------------------------------Distribution Illumination Systems Electrical 

DLA ----------------------------------------------------------- Defense Logistics Agency 

DOD------------------------------------------------------------- Department of Defense 

DODAAC -----------------------------------------------------DoD Activity Address Code 

DOL --------------------------------------------------------------Directorate of Logistics 

DSN --------------------------------------------------------- Defense Switched Network 

DTS ---------------------------------------------------- Defense Transportation System 
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Abbreviation/Acronym Definition

GL-4 

E 

EAC ---------------------------------------------------------------- Echelon Above Corps 

EABCT -------------------------------------------Echelon above Brigade Combat Team 

EEHE ----------------------------------------------- Early Entry Hospitalization Element 

EUCOM--------------------------------------------------------------European Command 

F 

FORSCOM----------------------------------------United States Army Forces Command 

FSC ---------------------------------------------------------------- Federal Supply Class 

FY ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fiscal Year 

H 

HHD ---------------------------------------------------------- Headquarters Detachment 

HOSP---------------------------------- Hospital Optimization Standardization Program 

HR-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hand Receipt 

HUB ------------------------------------------------------------------ Hospital Unit, Base 

HUS -------------------------------------------------------------- Hospital Unit, Surgical 

I 

IAW ------------------------------------------------------------------In Accordance With 

IMSA ----------------------------------------------- Installation Medical Supply Activity 

ISO----------------------------------------- International Standardization Organization 

J 

JRTC --------------------------------------------------- Joint Readiness Training Center 

L 

LAP------------------------------------------------------- Logistical Assistance Program 

LAV------------------------------------------------------------ Logistical Assistance Visit 

LIN -------------------------------------------------------------------- Line Item Number 

LOA -------------------------------------------------------------- Letter Of Authorization 

LOGSA -------------------------------------------------------- Logistics Support Agency 

M 

MACOM ---------------------------------------------------Major Command (U.S. Army) 

MAD --------------------------------------------------- Materiel Acquisition Directorate 

MEDCASE --------------------------------------------- Medical Care Support Equipment 

MEDLOG ----------------------------------------------------------------Medical Logistics 

MEDSILS ------------------------------ Medical Services Information Logistics System 

MEET --------------------------------------- Minimum Equipment Essential for Training 

MES ------------------------------------------------------------Medical Equipment Sets 

MF2K-----------------------------------------------------------------Medical Force 2000 
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Abbreviation/Acronym Definition

GL-5 

MILVAN --------------------------------------- Military-Owned Demountable Container 

MIPR ---------------------------------------Military Interdepartment Purchase Request 

MMS----------------------------------------------------------------Medical Materiel Sets 

MRI ----------------------------------------------------Medical Reengineering Initiative 

MSC ----------------------------------------------------------- Major Support Command 

MTOE ------------------------------------ Modified Table Of Organization & Equipment 

MWO ----------------------------------------------------------- Modification Work Order 

N 

NET ------------------------------------------------------------ New Equipment Training 

NMC---------------------------------------------------------------- Non-Mission Capable 

NSN ----------------------------------------------------------- National Stock Number 

NTC ------------------------------------------------------------ National Training Center 

O 

OMA ----------------------------------------------- Operations and Maintenance, Army 

OPA -----------------------------------------------------------Other Procurement, Army 

OTOE---------------------------------- Objective Table of Organization and Equipment 

OTSG ----------------------------------------------------Office of The Surgeon General 

P 

P&D ------------------------------------------------------------------ Potency and Dated 

PACOM ----------------------------------------------------------------- Pacific Command 

PBO --------------------------------------------------------------- Property Book Officer 

PBUSE ------------------------------------------- Property Book Unit Supply Enhanced 

PDISE ------------------------------ Power Distribution Illumination Systems Electrical 

PDP ------------------------------------------------------------ Power Distribution Panel 

POC --------------------------------------------------------------------- Point of Contact 

POM --------------------------------------------------Program Objective Memorandum 

R 

RCHD ---------------------------------------- Reserve Component Hospital Decrement 

RMC ---------------------------------------------------------Regional Medical Command 

RTCH------------------------------------------------------ Rough Terrain Cargo Handler 

RTS-MED ---------------------------------------------- Regional Training Site - Medical 

S 

SIAD ----------------------------------------------------------------- Sierra Army Depot 

SMART ---------------------------------Special Medical Augmentation Reaction Teams 

SRC -------------------------------------------------------Standard Requirements Code 

SSA ------------------------------------------------------------- Supply Support Activity 
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Abbreviation/Acronym Definition

GL-6 

T 

TACOM --------------------- Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command (US Army) 

TB ----------------------------------------------------------------------Technical Bulletin 

TDA --------------------------------------------Table(s) of Distribution and Allowances 

TEMPER -------------------------------------------- Tent Extendable Modular Personnel 

TI -------------------------------------------------------------------Technical Inspection 

TM --------------------------------------------------------------------- Technical Manual 

TO--------------------------------------------------------------- Theater of Operation(s) 

TOE ------------------------------------------------ Table Of Organization & Equipment 

TRIMEDS----------------------------- Tri-service Medical excess redistribution System 

TSG ----------------------------------------------------------------The Surgeon General 

U 

UA ----------------------------------------------------------------------Unit Assemblage 

UAL -------------------------------------------------------------Unit Assemblage Listing 

UIC-------------------------------------------------------------- Unit Identification Code 

USAMMA --------------------------------- United States Army Medical Materiel Agency 

USAMMCE------------------------United States Army Medical Materiel Center, Europe 

USAMRMC ------------ United States Army Medical Research and Materiel Command 

USAR----------------------------------------------------------------- U.S. Army Reserve 
SB 8-75-S4 

By Order of the Secretary of the Army: 

PETER J. SCHOOMAKER 

General, United States Army 

Chief of Staff 

Official: 

JOYCE E. MORROW 

Administrative Assistant to the 

Secretary of the Army 

Distribution: 

 To be distributed in accordance with initial distribution number (IDN) 340016, requirements for the 

SB 8-75 Series. 
PIN: 064044-000