developed to provide a common language forrequesting and supplying material within theArmy, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and theGeneral Services Administration (GSA). NAV-SUP P-437, NAVSUP P-409, NAVSUP P485,NAVSUPINST 4235.3 and the GSA Catalog,which were previously explained, establishguidelines and procedures for using theMILSTRIP System.Figure II-2-7.—Areas of Responsibility of the RegionalOffices of the General Services Administration (GSA).A vital and integral part of the MIL-STRIP System is the Uniform Material Move-ment and Issue Priority System (UMMIPS). Theillustration in figure II-2-9 shows thatMILSTRIP and UMMIPS are used worldwideby all the Armed Forces of the United States.UMMIPS was established to ensure thatmaterial requests are processed in accordancewith the military importance of the requestingactivity and the urgency of that activity’s needs.This system provides the method of assigningpriorities for the issuing and movement ofmaterial. Most of the items that need to beacquired for use in the CRP are obtained on aroutine basis. Therefore, the chaplain and RPneed to plan program requirements well inadvance to ensure that ecclesiastical supplies areavailable when needed.The storekeeper in the supply department isextensively involved with the preparation andprocessing of MILSTRIP documents. AReligious Program Specialist need not becomean expert in using this system. However, it isimportant for the RP to know how to properlyprepare a requisition form. As figure II-2-10illustrates, the RP should study and learn how touse MILSTRIP procedures and codes as theypertain to fulfilling the requirements of theCommand Religious Program.MILSTRIP requisitioning is based upon theuse of a coded, single line item document foreach supply transaction. The documents listedbelow are some of the forms that are used forMILSTRIP requisitioning.. DD FormSingle Line Item(Manual).2-111348—Department of DefenseRequisition System Document
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