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This regulation establish the policy and procedures for the loan of DLA stock fund materiel to the Military Services, Federal agencies, and other authorized activities as specified by Public Law/Executive Order. This regulation is applicable to HQ DLA, the Defense …Read More

This regulation: a. Establishes the policies, responsibilities, and procedures for the proper management of: (1) Damaged equipment containing depleted uranium or radioactive commodities. (2) Any equipment contaminated by depleted uranium or radioactive commodities. b. In addition, provide commanders guidance on …Read More

This regulation establishes policies, assigns responsibilities, and prescribes procedures for the Army portion of the Defense Standardization and Specification Program. Historical Copy.

This regulation establishes policies and procedures for providing logistics assistance to Army commands, Army service component commands, direct reporting units and other Army forces through the establishment of an Army Logistics Assistance Program. Because of the complexity of modern weapon …Read More

This regulation: a. Prescribes policy and mandated procedures for the allocation, control, and distribution of: (1) Class V munitions (conventional ammunition and missiles) in both peacetime and times of increased munition requirements (for example, small-scale contingencies, mobilization, and wartime operations). …Read More

This regulation establishes the ammunition peculiar equipment and ammunition gage programs. Prescribes authority, policy, and methods for providing worldwide APE to support ammunition operations. These include surveillance, demilitarization, maintenance, renovation, modification, packaging, and preservation. Gives HQDA the means to provide …Read More

This regulation implements reporting systems for issues, receipts, expenditures, and firing attempts for Class V materiel. It also implements requirements in DOD 5100.76–M regarding safeguarding of munitions in use, in transit, and in storage.

This regulation: a. Prescribes the basic principles, objectives, policies, and responsibilities for provisioning Army systems and end items. b. It provides guidance for: (1) Planning, managing, executing, and evaluating provisioning programs within the framework of the acquisition process and integrated …Read More

This regulation: a. Establishes the Defense Packaging Policy Group to assure a uniform DOD approach to implementing packaging policies and packaging training programs. The DPPG is a permanent forum established to develop and recommend changes to policy, guidance, and standardization …Read More

This regulation establishes policies for Army participation in the Department of Defense Demilitarization and Trade Security Controls Program. It defines responsibilities and provides policies for demilitarization and trade security controls of Army equipment, equipment components, repair parts, and supplies.

This regulation assigns responsibilities and prescribes policies for the Army’s type classification, materiel release, materiel fielding, and materiel transfer processes. The TC process ensures the materiel is acceptable for Army use prior to spending of procurement funds at the full …Read More

This regulation sets forth policies and responsibilities for Army input to and use of the Hazardous Materials Information Resource System. It applies to all hazardous materials managed, procured, used, or manufactured by the Department of the Army. It gives instructions …Read More