PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-699
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 699
FEBRUARY 2011
54
PS 699
FEB 11
55
PS 699
FEB 11
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Make sure your Soldiers maintain their equipment
within established appearance and serviceability
standards. This means doing annual OCIE inspections
and inventories.
•
Check that your Soldiers have all OCIE items listed in
their ISM-CIF records. Account for any missing items as
directed in AR 735-5,
Policies and Procedures for
Property Accountability.
•
Store and account for
retained
OCIE as directed in Para
2-14i, in AR 710-2,
Supply Policy Below the National
Level.
Store and account for
non-retained
OCIE as
described in Para 2-18d of AR 710-2.
•
Each USAR unit identification code must have DA Form
1687,
Delegation of Authority,
and FH Form 25-29-R,
User Access Request and Responsibility Statement,
approved by SIAD to enable access to the ISM-CIF.
•
OCIE issued directly to you at active component
(AC) central issue facilities (CIFs) and in the Rapid
Fielding Initiative Program will be posted to your
individual installation support module (ISM)-CIF
clothing record.
•
On redeployment, you’re required to keep certain
OCIE items for the rest of your career.
•
Your supporting CIF is Reserve CIF at Sierra Army
Depot (SIAD), CA (RS0100). When you are no
longer deployed, SIAD will support you on OCIE
issues, turn-ins and exchanges, and also maintain
and update your clothing record.
•
At home station, your unit supply sergeant can
initiate changes or corrections to your ISM-CIF
records.
•
When deployed or assigned to an AC or Army
National Guard (ARNG) unit, you’ll be supported in
the same manner as all the other Soldiers
in your assigned AC or ARNG unit.
ATSTP Courses Roll Over to AIRS
The Army TrafFc Safety Training Program (ATSTP) now uses the Army IMCOM Registration
System (AIRS) for all its classes. Students can register for ATSTP courses, get class rosters
and Fnd training locations at the following website:
How to Contact SDDC Help Desk After Hours
To reach the Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC) Help Desk
on weekdays after 1730 EST, or on weekends, call DSN 770-4262 or (618) 220-4262.
Normal operating hours are M-±, 0700 to 1730 EST. Call (800) 526-1465.
OCIE
Guidance
for USAR
Soldiers
here are some
facts for usar
soldiers to know…
unit commanders
bear some
additional ocIe
responsibilities…
some us army
reserve (usar)
soldiers may
wonder how
the big wheels
turn when it
comes to their
organizational
clothing and
individual
equipment
(ocIe).
I have some
questions
about ocIe
issue and
turn-in.
no
problem!
you came
to the right
place!
fortunately,
the us army
reserve
command
has issued
guidance
for these
soldiers
and their
commanders.
for more information on usar ocIe accountability, contact phil jackson
at dsn 224-092
7
, (
7
03) 614-092
7
, or email:
phillip.jackson1@us.army.mil
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