PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-730
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 730
SEPTEMBER 2013
53
PS 730
SEP 13
Attention
PBOs!
Please
check that the
POC info for
the PBO (role
10) in PBUSE
is current for
your unit’s UIC/
DODAAC. If this
info is missing
or outdated,
others who
urgently need
to contact your
unit cannot
do so.
For UIC-related issues, email:
usarmy.redstone.logsa.mbx.aesip-force@mail.mil
For DODAAC and routing identifier code (RIC)-related issues, email:
usarmy.redstone.logsa.mbx.acsp@mail.mil
Once you enter DODAAC
search menu, type in the
DODAAC or unit identification
code (UIC) of the unit you
want to contact.
On the DODAAC address page,
look for a title like “DODAAC
Coordinator” or “PBO POC.”
Click on the hyperlink there.
in many cases, you’ll get the
DODAAC coordinator and/or
PBO name, email address and
phone number.
You can
also
search
by
other
ways,
like zip
codes.
Good news!
Now
the Army can find
PBOs anywhere!
Enter a
DODAAC,
then press
Submit Query
button
Enter the
entire UIC (all
6 characters)
or search for
DODAACs
within UIC
series (first 4
characters).
Press Submit
Query
button.
or
DODAAC Query Options:
DODAAC search can be used to search for DODAACs using different
criteria. The most common queries are:
1.
Identify a specific/known DODAAC—For general DODAAC information, including a DODAAC
POC/DODAAC coordinator or unit POC.
2.
DODAAC search by UIC—Identifies all DODAACs associated with a unit or within a UIC series.
Click on DODAAC
Coordinator or PBO
POC to retrieve POC
information.
aw, that’s
another easy
one! contact
LOGSA!
what if I have
questions
about
DODAACs or
the unit search
function? what
should I do?
…to go here!
Click here
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