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Maximum Sustaining Period

The number in this field is carried over from the previous screen andrepresents the total numbers of days intended to support the respectivepIau.

Lumber Period of Support

The field provides the number of days of support desired for lumberrequirements to be supplied. The total lumber requirements will beevenly distributed across the designated lumber period of support.Important Note: The period of support must be greater than "O" and lessthan or equal to the maximum sustaining supply period.

Maritime Prepositioning System (MPS)

The field used to designate whether or not MPF assets are applied tothe WRMR during the computation pzooeua. The choices are "Y" for yesand "N" for no. MPF assets are applied to the appropriate classes ofsupply during the Wholesale Level process to register requirements withthe Inventory System and Integrated Materiel Managers (ZMM)'

Class

The field identifies all the classes of supply for which the WRScomputes zegoizemeuts. The description identifies each class of supply.Important Note: The class and the description of the class cannot bechanged.

`taioing Supply Period (WRMRF)

The field represents the accompanying supplies <3ootaiumeot>, what therespective MEF has agreed to be responsible for holding and having onhand for crisis actioos. This quantity is also known as War ReserveMateriel Requirement - Force Held (W0MRF), The field values range fzoM10 days to 60 days. The WRMRF is loaded into the respective SASSY orGCS3-MC* Inventory System as a portion of the MEF's Mount OutAllowance.

° As applicable with GCSS-MC roll-out

Important Note: The quantity recorded in WRMRF is the responsibility ofthe individual MEF to procure. This quantity will not be planned for byany other organization.Refinement to the WEOMRF can be accomplished during the review and

1ViEF Level Users

The number in this field is carried over from the previous screen andrepresents the total numbers of days intended to support the respectiveplan.

The field provides the number of days of support desired for lumberrequirements to be supplied. The total lumber requirements will beevenly distributed across the designated lumber period of support.Important Note: The period of support must be greater than "0" and lessthan or equal to the maximum sustaining supply period.

The field used to designate whether or not MPF assets are applied tothe WRMR during the computation process. The choices are "Y" for yesand "N" for no. MPF assets are applied to the appropriate classes ofsupply during the Wholesale Level process to register requirements withthe Inventory System and Integrated Materiel Managers (IMM).Important Note: At the MEF Level the default is "N" for no.

The field identifies all the classes of supply for which the WRScomputes requirements. The description identifies each class of supply.Inportant Note: The class and the description of the class cannot bechanged.

The field represents the accompanying supplies (Sustainment), what therespective MEF has agreed to be responsible for holding and having onhand for crisis actions. This quantity is also known as War ReserveMateriel Requirement. - Force Held (WRMRF). The field values range from10 days to 60 days. The WRMRF is loaded into the respective SASSY orGCSS-MC* Inventory Syst.em as a portion of the MEF's Mount. OutAllowance .• As dpplicdble with GCSS-MC roll-out

Important Note: The quantity recorded in WRMRF is the responsibility ofthe individual MEF to procure. This quantity will not be planned for byany other organization.Refinement to the WRMRF can be accomplished during the review andmodify portion of the MEF Level plan development.

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MOMThe field defaults to "N" at the MEF Level since MPS are applied durinthe computation process for all classes of supply with assets aboardships. MPF assets are applied against 'the. T/E allowance and computedsustainment (WEM.F0 requirements for the first si:,Ity1,7z:'ortnt Nst.tt: Anytime a value is entered t1 at. the systeM

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find out. more infrmation about the error message, but must .d6 soHimmedlteisy up,Dn ro ceipt. of the messae.

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G. Days of Supply Data -

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The field describes each period of support for which MEFs desirerequirements to be computed. The DOS information is expressed in 9numbers. The first 3 numbers represent the day that period of supportbegins. The second 3 numbers represent the number of days the periodlasts. The third 3 numbers represent the day that period of supportendsExample: 001030030 means the period of support begins on day 1 (001),

lasts for 30 days (030) and ends on day 30 (030)'Important Note: When entering more than one DOS there cannot be anyoverlaps or gaps. If the first DOS lasts for 30 days, then the secondDOS must begin on day 31 (031), The default for MEF Level is 30 DOS foreach period of support.

The field provides an opportunity to Add, Change or Delete data on thatline. Place either "A", "C", "D" as appropriate.

mbat Active Replacemen °~,_"-^^ -.^The factor is applied to the Unit Table of Equipment (T/E) Requirement.The CARF determines the requirement quantity needed to keep the forcesup to their T/E level in the event assets are destroyed or lost in the

opezatiou/000tingeocy.Important Note: Changes can only be made to the "CADF° field that ishighlighted in "green". All other fields are "blue" and default to"0".The CARF is provided in the guidance message received from HQMC,I&L, LPO. Valid values for this field can be found using the "QuestionMazk" help feature. A "?" placed in the first position of the fieldplus "enter" will result in valid choices appearing on the screen.

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The field describes each period of support for which MEFs desirerequirements to be computed. The DOS information is expressed in 9numbers. The first 3 numbers represent the day that period of supportbegins. The second 3 numbers represent the number of days the periodlasts. The third 3 numbers represent the day that period of supportends.Example: 001030030 means the period of support begins on day 1 (001),lasts for 30 days (030) and ends on day 30 (030).Important Note: When entering more than one DOS there cannot be anyoverlaps or gaps. If the first DOS lasts for 30 days, then the secondDOS must begin on day 31 (031). The default for MEF Level is 30 DOS foreach period of support.

The field provides an opportunity to Add, Changeline. Place either "A", "C", "D" as appropriate.

The factor is applied to the Unit Table of Equipment (T/E) Requirement.The CARF determines the requirement quantity needed to keep the forcesup to their TIE level in the event assets are destroyed or lost in theoperation/contingency.Important Note: Changes can only be made to the "CARF" field that ishighlighted in "green". All other fields are "blue" and default to"O".The CARF is provided in the guidance message received from HQMC,I&L, LPO. Valid values for this field can be found using the "QuestionMark" help feature. A "?" placed in the first position of the fieldplus "enter" will result in valid choices appearing on the screen.

Figure 6.13: Days of Supply - MEF Level Descriptions

Figure 6.14: Days of Supply Menu - WRS Screen Capture

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H. Item Designator Number Data Entry

Item Designator Numberr(!ION)

The field designates the Item Designator. Number of the end item repairpart computations that MEFs desire to influence.Important Note: All information pertaining to the IDN on this screen inthe WRS can be changed. IDNs can only be "added" or "deleted".

IND

The field designates if the Item Designator Number, entered in theprevious segment, is Admin Deadline. If so, enter "A" in this field. Ifthe Item Designator Number, entered in the previous segment, had lessthan three ERO's in MIMMS (referred to as "NO/LOW") and repair partsneed to be computed for those end items, enter "N".

ONHAND

The field designates the on hand quantities. If the IDN, entered in theprevious segment, is Admin Deadline, enter the total quantity on hand.If the IDN, entered in the previous segment, is NO/LOW, enter quantityequal to TIE allowance of the desired end item. The system willdetermine the percentage of the respective T/E equal to the MEF'saverage on hand (for particular end item) and compute Class IXrequirements based on the Peacetime Replacement Factor in theApplication File instead of M1MMS usage.

Deadline

If the ION entered is Admin Deadline, enter the quantity of that IDNthat has been deadlined (or in CoMbat Ready Storage Program (CRSP)). Ifthe IDN is entered as NO/LOW, Jeave field blank.

A/C CD

The field provides an opportunity to Add, Change or Delete data on thatline. Place either "A", "C", "D" as appropriate.

Figure 6.15: Item Designator Number Data Entry Descriptions

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H. Item Designator Number Data Entry

'Item

The field designates the Item Designator Number of the end item repairpart computations that MEFs desire to influence.nnportant Note: All information pertaining to the IDN on this screen inthe WRS can be changed. IONs can only be "added" or "deleted".

IND

The field designates if the Item Designator Number, entered in theprevious segment, is Admin Deadline. If so, enter "A" in this field. Ifthe Item Designator Number, entered in the previous segment, had lessthan three ERO's in MIMMS (referred to as "NO/LOW") and repair partsneed to be computed for those end items, enter "N".

ONHAND

The field designates the on hand quantities. If the IDN, entered in theprevious :3egment, is Admin Deadline, enter the total quantity on hand.If the ION, entered in the previous segment, is NO/LOW, enter quantityequal to T/E allowance of the desired end item. The system willdetermine the percentage of the respective T/E equal to the MEF'saverage on hand (for particular end item) and compute Class IXrequirements based on the Peacetime Replacement Factor in theApplication File instead of MIMMS usage.

Deadline

If the ION entered is Admin Deadline, enter the quantity of that IONthat has been deadlined {or in Combat Ready Storage Program (CRSP)). Ifthe ION is entered as NO/LOW, leave field blank.

Alc CD

The field provides an opportunity to Add, Change or Delete data on thatline. Place either "A", "C", "0" as appropriate.

Figure 6.15: Item Designator Number Data Entry Descriptions

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I. Certificate of Training Completion

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Figure 6.17: MEF Level Users Guide Certificate of TrainingCompletion

MEF Level Users Guide

Figure 6.16: ION Data Entry Menu - WRS Screen Capture

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NAVMC 4000.1War Reserve Materiel Program Handbook

WRM Program Training:'Plan Level Users Guide

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I~NAVMC 4000.1 .~War Reserve Materlel Program HandbookIi

~!'!WRM Program Training:Plan Level Users Guide

Chapter 7

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Table of Contents

A. General information 7-3B. Helpful Hints 7-3C. PLAN LEVEL PROCESSING MENU 7-4D. Plan Level Data Entry Menu 7-6E. MAGTF Unit Data Entry 7-7

F. Plan Data Entry Menu Plan Level 7-9G. Days of Supply Data Plan Level 7-12H. Item Designator Number Data Entry Plan Level 7-14I. MIC Data Entry Plan Level 7716J. Commodity Code Data Entry Plan Level 7-17K. TE/TO Number Data Entry Plan Level 7-18L. Reserve Unit Data Entry Plan Level 7-19M. Remain Behind Equipment (RBE) Readiness Factor

Maintenance Plan Level 7-20N. Certificate of Training Completion 7-21


Table of Contents

A. General information 7-3B. Helpful Hints 7-3C. PLAN LEVEL PROCESSING MENU 7-4D. Plan Level Data Entry Menu 7-6E. MAGTF Unit Data Entry 7-7F. Plan Data Entry Menu - Plan Level 7-9G. Days of Supply Data - Plan Level 7-12H. Item Designator Number Data Entry - Plan Level 7-14I. MIC Data Entry - Plan Level 7~16

J. Commodity Code Data Entry - Plan Level 7-17K. TE/TO Number Data Entry - Plan Level 7-18L. Reserve Unit Data Entry - Plan Level 7-19M. Remain Behind Equipment (RBE) Readiness Factor

Maintenance - Plan Level 7-20N. Certificate of Training Completion 7-21

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A. General information

1. Training Overview

There are three training requirements for the War Reserve Materiel(WRM) Program users. The first training requirement is on the use ofthe War Reserve System (WRS) . The resource for this training can befound in UM 4400-185 WRS Users Manual.

The second training requirement is for users participating in the MEFLevel Conference. The resource for this training is the NAVMC 4000.1Chapter. 6 WRS Training: MEF Level Users Guide Process Users Guide.The purpose of Chapter 6 is to assist in the development of user'sproficiency with the War Reserve System. It provides step by stepguidanCe on the procedures to enter MEF Level parameter data in theWRS in order to determine the War Reserve Materiel Requirement (WRMR).

The third training requirement is for users participating in the PlanLevel Conference. This chapter provides step by step procedures toassist MEFs in entering plan parameter data for the development orupdating of War Reserve Withdrawal Plans (WRWP) in support of specificmissions and contingency plans.

B. Helpful Hints

On-line Users Manual Fl

Fl will access the on-line user's manual. Press Fl to automaticallyenter that portion of the user's manual that addresses the currentscreen or portion of the system currently being accessed.

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F-lan Level Users Guide

A. General information

1. Training Overview

There are three training requirements for the War Reserve Materiel(Wru1) Program users. The first training requirement is on the use ofthe War Reserve System (WRS). The resource for this training can befound in UM 4400-185 WRS Users Manual.

The second training requirement is for users participating in the MEFLevel Conference. The resource for this training is the NAVMC 4000.1Chapter 6 - WRS Training: MEF Level Users Guide Process Users Guide.The purpose of Chapter 6 is to assist in the development of user'sproficiency with the War Reserve System. It provides step by stepguidance on the procedures to enter MEF Level parameter data in theWRS in order to determine the War Reserve Materiel Requirement (WRMR).

The third training requirement is for users participating in the PlanLevel Conference. This chapter provides step by step procedures t6assist MEFs in entering plan parameter data for the development orupdating of War Reserve Withdrawal Plans (WRWP) in support of specificmissions and contingency plans.

B. Helpful Hints

'On-line

Fl will access the on-line user's manual. Press Fl to automaticallyenter that portion of the user's manual that addresses the currentscreen or portion of the system currently being accessed.

Figure 7.1: On-line Users Manual - WRS Screen Capture

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Help

Tab to the beginning of a field, type "?" and press "ENTER". A "HelpScreen" will appear explaining the field and/or the valid values youcan choose from the selected field. Anytime a value is entered that thesystem considers incorrect, the system provides an error number andmessage at the top of the screen.

Figure 7.2: Helpful Hints Descriptions

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C . PLAN LEVEL PROCESS ING MENU

Use F9 to ensure the Unit and Plan Number of the plan intended to beupdated is in the Unit/Plan fields on the lower portion of the screen.

Select the unit by pressing the F9 key and entering an "X" beside theappropriate unit.


Tab to the beginning of a field, type "?" and press "ENTER". A "HelpScreen" will appear explaining the field and/or the valid values youcan choose from the selected field. Anytime a value is entered that thesystem considers incorrect, the system provides an error number andmessage at the top of the screen.

Figure 7.2: Helpful Hints Descriptions

Figure 7.3: Question Mark (?) Help - WRS Screen Capture

C. PLAN LEVEL PROCESSING MENU

Use F9 to ensure the Unit and Plan Number of the plan intended to beupdated is in the Unit/Plan fields on the lower portion of the screen.

Select the unit by pressing the F9 key and entering an "XU beside theappropriate unit.

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Select the Plan by pressing the F10 key and entering an "X" beside theappropriate Plan.

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Figure 7.4: Unit Entry Menu - WRS Screen Capture

Select the Plan by pressing the FlO key and entering an "X" beside theappropriate Plan.

Figure 7.5: Plan Entry Menu - WRS Screen Capture

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Option 2

Select Option 2 from the menu and Press the Enter Key to gain entryinto the War Reserve System for Withdrawal Plan Development.Important Note: Throughout the process of entering parameter data, itis important to press ENTER after having entered your data and BEFOREyou advance to any other screen. Whether it is additional screenswithin that portion of the parameter data, or the next data entryscreen, press ENTER to ensure your data is saved.

Figure 7.6: Plan Level Processing Menu Descriptions

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D. Plan Level Data Entry Menu

Option 1

Select Option 1 from the menu and press the enter key

Figure 7.8: Plan Level Data Entry Menu Description


Option 2

Select Option 2 from the menu and Press the Enter Key to gain entryinto the War Reserve System for Withdrawal Plan Development.Important Note: Throughout the process of entering parameter data, itis important to press ENTER after having entered your data and BEFOREyou advance to any other screen. Whether it is additional screenswithin that portion of the parameter data, or the next data entryscreen, press ENTER to ensure your data is saved.

Figure 7.6: Plan Level Processing Menu Descriptions

Figure 7.7: Option 2 - WRS Screen Capture

D. Plan Level Data Entry Menu

Select Option 1 from the menu and press the enter keyFigure 7.8: Plan Level Data Entry Menu Description

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E . MAGTF Unit Data Entry

Selection Option 1 from the menu and press the enter key. Update theParameter Data as required and press "enter" to save the data andadvance to the next screen.Important Note: MAGTF Unit, Plan Number and Description of Plancannot be changed on this screen. MAGTF Unit defaults to therespective MEF. Plan Number defaults to the selected Plan Number.

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E. MAGTF unit Data Entry

Selection Option 1 from the menu and press the enter key. Update theParameter Data as required and press "enter" to save the data andadvance to the next screen.Important Note: MAGTF Unit, Plan Number and Description of Plancannot be changed on this screen. MAGTF Unit defaults to therespective MEF. Plan Number defaults to the selected Plan Number.

Figure 7.10: Parameter Data Entry Menu - WRS Screen Capture

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Regional Activity (RAC) Inventory

WRS uses this code to determine which SASSY or GCSS-MC* (SMU RUC)information is applicable to the respective MEF.

' A. applicable with GCSS-MC roll-out

Regional ActiVity (RAC) Maintenance:

WRS uses this code to determine which MIMMS information is applicableto the respective MEF.

Repair Issue Point (RIP)

The Activity Code used by the WRS to determine which RIP is applicableto the respective MEF.

Resupply pelAy. Time

The input data used to indicate the time between when a MAFTF lands inthe objective area and when the first resupply requisitions aresubmitted or when the first repair action begins. The time generallybegins on the 46th day of the operation.Important Note: The field defaults to 45 days.


Figure 7.11: Parameter Data Entry Menu Continued - WRS Screen Capture

WRS uses this code to determine which SASSY or GCSS-MC* (SMU RUC)information is applicable to the respective MEF .• As dpplicable vith GCSS-MC roll-out

Regional Maintenanc~:

WRS uses this code to determine which MIMMS information is applicableto the respective MEF.

Repcl.~:l;

The Activity Code used by the WRS to determine which RIP is applicableto the respective MEF.

Res'llpp]y

The input data used to indicate the time between when a MAFTF lands inthe objective area and when the first resupply requisitions aresubmitted or when the first repair action begins. The time generallybegins on the 46th day of the operation.Important Note: The field defaults to 45 days.

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Demand F.40tor

A factor used to increase the percentage of the peacetime demand to theexpected tempo of combat. The peacetime demand factor is set by SASSYor GCSS-MC*.

As applicable with GCSS-MC roll-out

Important Note: The system default is 100% (1.0000) . A 1.5000 DemandFactor represents 150% of the peacetime usage.

Safety Level Factor.

A factor to increase/decrease the Peacetime Safety Level to a WartimeSafety Level. The peacetime Safety Level Factor is set by SASSY orGCSS-MC*

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Important Note: The system default is 100% (1.0000) . A 1.5000 SafetyLevel Factor will increase the Peacetime Safety Level an additional50%.

Order Ship Time Factor

A factor to increase/decrease the Peacetime Order and shipping times toaccount for fluctuations in the tempo of combat. The Peacetime DemandFactor is set by SASSY or GCSS-MC*.As applicable with GCSS-MC roll-out

Important Note: The system default is 100% (1.0000) . A 1.5000 OrderShip Time Factor will increase the Peacetime Safety Level an additional50%.

Maximum mvmpatSustainingSupplryTeriod

The number in this field is carried over from the precious screen andrepresents the total number of days intended to support with this plan.

Figure 7.12: MAGTF Unit Data Entry Descriptions

F. Plan Data Entry Menu Plan Level

MAGTF unit

The field identifies the MEE- associated with a respective location.Important Note: The system automatically defaults to the number of therespective MEF.

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A factor used to increase the percentage of the peacetime demand to theexpected tempo of combat. The peacetime demand factor is set by SASSYor GCSS-MC*., As applicable with GCSS-MC roll-out

Important Note: The system default is 100% (1.0000). A 1.5000 DemandFactor represents 150% of the peacetime usage.

Safety Leve[(.~ii.¢

A factor to increase/decrease the Peacetime Safety Level to a WartimeSafety Level. The peacetime Safety Level Factor is set by SASSY orGCSS-MC*~ A$ dpplicdbl~ with GCSS-MC roll-out

Important Note: The system default is 100% (1.0000). A 1.5000 SafetyLevel Factor will increase the Peacetime Safety Level an additional50%.

Order Ship 'Ti

A factor to increase/decrease the Peacetime Order and shipping times toaccount for fluctuations in the tempo of combat. The Peacetime DemandFactor is set by SASSY or GCSS-MC*., As cppl~~dble wi~h GCSS-MC roll-out

Important Note: The system default is 100% (1.0000). A 1.5000 OrderShip Time Factor will increase the Peacetime Safety Level an additional50%.

Ma~i,.m

in this field is carried over from the precious screenthe total number of days intended to support with this

Figure 7.12: MAGTF Unit Data Entry Descriptions

F. Plan Data Entry Menu - Plan Level

MAGTF unit

The field identifies the MEF associated with a respective location.Dl~ortant Note: The system automatically defaults to the number of therespective MEF.

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Plan

The field displays the unique Plan number assigned. It provides theopportunity to include a description for the Plan.Example: MPS 02/10 (Maritime Prepositioning System)Important Note: It may be useful to include the date in thedescription. In selecting a description, remember that the War ReserveSystem is an unclassified system. DO NOT relate the plan number to theOPLAN supported.

Temperature Zone

The field is where you identify the environmental conditions the planit supports. The field effects how the system computes Class IX dry-cell batteries and Class III Petroleum, lubricants and oils (POL).Important Note: Valid values for this field can be found using the"Question Mark Help" feature of the system. Place a "?" in the fieldand press enter. Valid choices will appear on the screen.

Maximum Sustaining Supply Period

The number in this field is carried over from the previous screen andrepresents the total numbers of days intended to support the plan.

Lumber Period'Of Support

The field defaults to "unused".Important Note: The field is only used during the MEF Level computationprocess.

Maritime, Prepositionin4 System (MPS)

The field used to designate whether or not the plan designates forcesto "fall-in" on MPF assets. The choices are "Y" for yes, and "N" forno.

Class

The field identities all the classes of supply for which the wRscomputes requirements. The description identifies each class of supply.Important Note: The class and the description of the class cannot bechanged.


The field displays the unique Plan number assigned. It provides theopportunity to include a description for the Plan.Example: MPS 02/10 (Maritime Prepositioning System)Important Note: It may be useful to include the date in thedescription. In selecting a description, remember that the War ReserveSystem is an unclassified system. DO NOT relate the plan number to theOPLAN supported.

The field is where you identify the environmental conditions the planit supports. The field effects how the system computes Class IX drycell batteries and Class III Petroleum, lubricants and oils (POL).Important Note: Valid values for this field can be found using the"Question Mark Help" feature of the system. Place a "?" in the fieldand press enter. Valid choices will appear on the screen.

MaximThe number in this field is carried over from the previous screen andrepresents the total numbers of days intended to support the plan.

The field defaults to "unused".Important Note: The field is only used during the MEF Level computationprocess.

Mariti!The field used to designate whether or not the plan designates forcesto "fall-in" on MPF assets. The choices are "Y" for yes, and "N" forno.

The field identities all the classes of supply for which the WRScomputes requirements. The description identifies each class of supply.Important Note: The class and the description of the class cannot bechanged.

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