PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-699
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 699
FEBRUARY 2011
56
PS 699
FEB 11
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PS 699
FEB 11
I
n Part I, we gave you the first article in a
mini-series about line item numbers (LINs)
that can mess up a unit’s readiness reporting.
Here are some more problem LINs that may
be found on a unit’s property book. Property
book officers (PBOs) and supply sergeants
should review these LINs and read the
guidance offered by HQDA G-8.
In the following chart, some problem LINs
are listed along with their nomenclatures.
Note:
Most equipment in this series is
common to more than one type of Army unit.
Nomenclature
LIN
C53293
AN/PYG-1
Centaur
Issue
Units list Centaurs (formerly Z00311)
on property books under locally-
generated (non-standard) LINs.
Solution
Commander directs
PBO to generate a
lateral transfer (DA
Form 3161) in PBUSE,
to sub-LIN Z00311
under LIN C53293.
Nomenclature
LIN
Issue
Solution
S83835
Raven
unmanned
aerial
vehicle
(UAV)
Raven UAV authorizations are on
unit MTOEs under two LINs, S83835
and Z00446. Some units overlook
one of the on-hand quantities when
reporting on unit status reports.
Additional LINs used by units for
UAVs are Z00905 and BA5000.
New FY10 and FY11 MTOEs have
corrected this issue for HBCTs
and IBCTs.
Commander directs
PBO to generate a
lateral transfer (DA
Form 3161) in PBUSE,
to sub-LIN Z00446,
Z00905 and BA5000
under LIN S83835.
T05096
M996
Improved
target
acquisition
system
(ITAS)
vehicle
Current MTOEs document the
legacy M966 (LIN T05096) as the
ITAS vehicle. The M1121
(LIN T07814) is the vehicle fielded
to replace the older M966.
Many units fail to report the M1121
as a valid ILO substitute piece of
equipment for the M966 vehicle.
Commander directs
PBO to generate a
lateral transfer (DA
Form 3161) in PBUSE,
to sub-LIN T07814
and T34704 under
LIN T05096, and then
this will count as an
ILO piece of EOH.
T24690
Target
acquisition
system: TOW
improved
(ITAS) M41
ITAS systems were accounted for
using non-standard LIN RC2500
vice the ITAS LIN T24690. This was
because the NSN for ITAS with far
target locator was not aligned
with T24690 on the property
book. New FY10 and FY11
MTOEs have corrected this issue
for HBCTs and IBCTs.
Commander directs
PBO to generate a
lateral transfer (DA
Form 3161) in PBUSE,
to sub-LIN RC2500
under LIN T24690,
and then this will
count as an ILO
piece of EOH.
L76556
Scoop
loader
IBCTs are authorized one L76556
scoop loader on their MTOE.
Some IBCTs do not report scoop
loaders as equipment on-hand, but
list scoop loaders on property books
under different LINs:
L76693,
L76321, L76315, and L76897 (all in
SB 700-20, Appendix H
).
Additionally, L76321 is an authorized
substitute for L76315, and L76315 is
an authorized substitute for L76321.
Life cycle management commands
and supply support operations
should input requests into SLAMIS
to create authorized substitutions.
Commander directs
PBO to generate a
lateral transfer (DA
Form 3161) in PBUSE,
to sub-LIN L76693,
L76321, L76315,
and/or L76897 under
LIN L76556.
P
roperty
B
ook
P
ointers for
I
mproving
U
nit
EOH
R
eadiness
Logistics Management…
P
roperty
B
ook
P
ointers for
I
mproving
U
nit
EOH
R
eadiness
if you have
questions,
contact:
mark moore,
dsn 225-
4513, (
7
03)
695-4513, or
email:
mark.moore@
us.army.mil
connie, I
think it saves
time just to
generate a
local lIn
and put this
centaur on
the unit’s
property
book. what’s
wrong with
that?
haste
can make
waste if
taking
that step
knocks
down your
unit’s
readiness
rating.
sometimes,
those
little
non-standard
lIns can
cause
big
problems!
Part
2
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