PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-570
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 570
MAY 2000
oes “forever” describe how long you’ve been waiting for a reply to a SF 364,
Supply Discrepancy Report (SDR), you sent to another military service, DLA
or GSA?
Well, it may be that they just couldn’t read it.
The Army representative to the DOD SDR program is hearing complaints
from the other services (DLA and GSA) that Army SDRs
cannot
be read.
The reasons include smudged copies or printed copies that are too light to be
read. Since the item manager can’t read them, they are trashed.
The solution: Check out your open SDRs and make sure they can be read. If
you find some of the info is unclear, or too light to read, write over the question-
able info and send it on its way to the service or agency that got the original.
Supply . . .
another
unreadable
sf364! how do
they expect us
to respond to
this if we
can't
read it
!?
PS 570
56
MAY 00
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