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Military Prime CQntractFile. 1966-1975 Records of the Office ofthe Secretary ofDefense, Record Group 330 Accession Number: NN1-330-79-003
I. Basic Documentation 1. List ofDocumentation 1 2. tis! ofProourement Manuals (prepared 1995) 1 3. User Note 1 1 4. Abstract (prepared 1988) 1 5. rntroduction (prepared 1988) 2 6. NARA prepared record layout (April 200 1) :3 7. Valjdatl'on Statement (prepared 1988) 2 8. User Note 2 1 9. Agency prepared record layouts (prepared 1970) 3 10. UserNote3 1
11. DD Form 350J i 97 t (source for MPCf) 1 12. Agency description ofDD Form 350 . 1 13. Agency description of > II. Additional Documentation L NARA Magnetic Tape Record Inventory (January 19(2) 3 2. NARAMagnetic Tape Record lnllentoty (February 1972) 3 3. DcpaIimcnt ofDefense Publil,:aiions 4. MPCF Procurement Coding Manual. FY 1966 59 5. MPCF Procurement Codlng Manual. FY 1967 65 6. MPCF Procurement Coding Manual, FY 1968 68 7. MPCF Procurement Coding Manual, FY 1969 73 8. MPCF Procurement Coding Manual, FY 1970 78 9, MPCF Procurement Coding Manual, FY 1971 81 10. MPCf Procurement Coding Manual, FY 1972 89 11. MPCF Procurement Coding Manual, FY 1913 101 12. MPCF Procurement Coding Manual, FY 1974 79 13, MPCF Procurement Coding Manual, FY 1975 80 m. Processing Materials 1. AERie Verification Reports 2. NARA Sample Dumps (prepared 1988) 3. Agency SampleDurnps (1966-1975) William P. Fischer April 22. 2002 NARA Reference Copy Page # 1 Me. NSXA(HUll) MPC¥ Procurement. CodinQ' Manuals I FY66-FY75 FiIt! On October 24; 1995 1 the Cellt.er for ElectrouicRecords received from the Depcu::tment of Defe:nset Wa.shington Headquarters Services; Directorate for InformatiQuOperations n.nd. Reports, capLeS the Military>Prime Contract Files.PrQ{:!'urement Coding Manuals 966 through FY1975 (DOD Publicat.ion41.05. 6lMt Volume 1).. documents were previously unavailablefrolll.the Center for Electr<>nic Records. The following is a list 0·£ the page counts for these manuals: MPCF Procurement Coding Manual, FY196.ti (as ·0£ 1/65) MPCF Procurement Codinq Manual, FY19!)7 59 pp. (as of 1166) 65pp. MPCF Procurement COding Manual, FY1968 (as of 1/61) M1?CF Procurement Codinq Manual, FY1969 68 pp. (as o£ 7/68.) 13 pp. MPCFProcurem~nt Codi.ng ManUal, FY1910 (as of. ?Jo9} m?CF Procurement Coding Manual, FY1911 18 pp. MPCF Procu.rement COding Manual, FY1972 (as 1170) (as of 7/71) 89 pp. M1?C)f procurement Coding Manual, PY1973 (asct 1172,) MPCF proc;urement Coding Nanu~l; FY1974 lOlpp. (ali of 7173) pp MPCF Procurement Coding Manual, FY19?5 (as o£7/74) pp. ~l~ A,rchives Specialist Center for Electronic Records NARA Reference Copy Page # 2 , .. ...%. National Archives and Records Administration 86()1 Adeiphi Road Col/ege Park, Maryland 20740-60(}! USER NOTE 1 Automated verification was performed on one data table or file, July 1967·June 1968 (File XJ\,HS Number 00520l),ofthe Military Prime Contract File (MPCF) on March 25. 2002 using the Archival Electronic Records Inspection and Control (AERIe) system. This verification is more comprehensive than the manual verification ofthe MPCF perform{." 1) The .Labor Surplus Area variable, character positions 44-46. code list docs nOl match the data layout for Ihis field. The only codes described in the agency documentation for this three character field are one character codes. The agency documentation does not account for this anomaly. 2) The: DoHar Value variable, character positions 78-86. is a "signed" numeric field. "his is indicated by alphanumeric characters in the right most character position (position 86) ofthe field. The docllmentation states that only negative values were Siglled. Howevcr~ positive signing was also discovered during archival processing oftile records by the presence of 12 overpul1ch which results in a representation ofaJphabcticaJ charactCl'$. Positive signing ofthe field is indicated by an alphabetical character A through I (which is the chafa(;ter representation of 12 (+) overpunch plus numeric values 1-9) in position 86. The field is signed negative when there is an alphabetical character J through R (which is the character reprose1l1ation ofan II (-) overpunch plus llUllleric values 1·9) in position 86. In these records, when the right Il'tost number in the field ,vas a. zero, and the field had a positive value. the character representation is s{)rnetimes a zero (not "signed") and sometimes a null ("signed"). When the right most nutnbcr in the field was a zero and the value ofthe field was negative. the character representation is a {. The signing furmat for the Dollar Value variable generally follows standard JBM mainframe programming: conventions for the signing: ofboth positive and negative values. However, since the data in this field may be "signed," conversion ofthis field requires special programming. 3) The agency did not provide the National Archives with ¢Odes for some characters that appear in the Multi~Year Procurement, Synopsis ofProcurement, Extent ofCompetition, Certified Cost or Pricing. and Value ofEngineering variables. Accession No: 3~330-79-003 Prepared by: WiUiamP, Fischer. Archives Specialist Date: April 15,2002 Page 1 of1 NARA Reference Copy Page # 3 AprilApril 19881988 FileFile Number:Number: 3-330-79-33-330-79-3 SusanSusan Karren,Karren, NNSRNNSR ABSTRACTABSTRACT unitedUnited states States DepartmentDepartment ofof DefenseDefense Military Military PrimePrime ContractContract FileFile (MPCF)(MPCF) 1966-19751966-1975 [Machine-readable[Machine-readable datadata file]\file]\ CreatedCreated by thethe Department.Department. Washington,Washington, D.C.:D.C.: The Department [Producer],[Producer], 1966-1975;1966-1975; Washington, Washington, D.C.: The National Archives and Records Administration [Distributor].[Distributor]. TYPE OF FILE: Microdata. The units of observation are Department of Defense (DOD) contracts over $10,000. There is one record for each contract for a total of 2,046,585 records. UNIVERSE DESCRIPTION: The universe consists of all contracts awarded by DOD worth over $10,000 between 1966-1975. SUBJECT MATTER"MATTER'DESCRIPTION:DESCRIPTION: The file contains information on contracts over $10,000 awarded by DOD. The system was designed for use by DOD to provide procurement statistics for management as a means of contro.!control over supplies and services. Each record includes data about the contract (service or product supplied, date awarded, length of contract); the contractor (location, name, experience with DOD, small business, minority business, labor surplus area):area); and information about the DOD agency making the award (agency, award process used).used) . TECHNICAL DESCRIF'TION:DESCRIPTION: FILE STRUCTURE: Fixed length, non-hierarchical. FILE SIZE: One data set per year from 1966-1975 for a total of ten datasets. There are 2,046,585 records of 270 characters each. FILE SORT SEQUENCE: Arranged by contractor name, city, state and contractor number. REFERENCE MATERIAL: Available from the Machine-readable Branch (NNSR) of the National Archives and Records Administration, this is a guide to the machine-readable data file. It contains an introduction, a record layout, coding sheets, and a sample printout. FILE AVAILABILITY: The file is available from: Machine-readable Branch (NNSR) National Archives and Records Administration Washington,Washington, D.C.D.C. 2040820408 Phone:Phone: (202) 523-3267523-3267 NARA Reference Copy Page # 4 INTRODUCTION The Military Prime Contract File. (MPCF) was developed as a data base in 19661966 and maintained through 1975.1975. It provides statisticalstatistical analysis of DOD contracts in excess of $10,000 arranged by contractor, type of service or product provided, contractor location and by fiscal year. There is one record for each contract and includes information as to the length of the contract, business size, and method of contract award. For the years 1966-1973, the records indicate whether the contract was for materials or services in support of the unitedUnited states States involvement in southeastSoutheast Asia. The file was used by DOD to provide the President and Congress with reports of military expenditures by region and state, and by service category and federal service classification (type of service or product supplied), and of the 100 and 500 contractors with the largest dollar amount of awards per fiscal year. Other reports generated included breakdowns of educational and non-profit institutions receiving prime contracts and companies providing research and development services to DOD. Form DD 350 was used to gather data from the contractor. It was submitted by the contractor for each contract awarded and for each contract extension and update amounting to more than $10,000. Other computer generated information was added to each record by DOD. Although almost all data elements remained consistent and can be traced over time, there are a few which were added, deleted or modified in response to changing conditions and needs. For example, beginning in 1974, the data element identifying the contract as vietnamVietnam related was replaced with one on minority business. The data only include information concerning the prime contractor and do not reflect the large amount of subcontracting for basic and intermediate materials or components which occurred. This must be taken into consideration when using the data as it has been estimated that at least half of the hard goods supplied and an undetermined percentage of the service contracted for were subcontracted by the prime contractors. A sUbstantialsubstantial amount of material and component fabrication and other subcontract work may have been done outside the state where final assembly or delivery took p1ace.lplace. 1 The records do not provide any direct indication as to whether the state listed is actually the state in which the actual production work was done. For the majority of contracts with manufacturers, the data reflect the location of the plant where the product was finally processed or assembled. If processing or assembly was performed in more than one plant, the location shown is the plant where the largest dollar amount of work took place or where management responsibility was centered. Construction contracts are shown for the state where the construction was performed. For purchases from wholesale or 1Department'Department of Defense, "Military Prime Contract Awards by Region and State,state, Fiscal Years 1969-1971," 1971, p. i. NARA Reference Copy Page # 5 'otherother distribution firms, the location is the address of the contractor's place of business. For service contracts, the location is generally the place where the service was performed. For transportation and communications services, the homehorne office address of the contracting company was frequently used. The time span of the MPCF corresponds with the massive build-up of the Unitedunited Statesstates involvement in Vietnam.vietnam. By manipulation of this data, the growth and extent of the relationship between the American military and American industry throughout and immediately following the Vietnam War can be documented. Linkage of this file with International Balance of Payment files and Foreign Military Sales files in Record Group 330, Records of the Office of the Secretary of Defense, is possible and would help to document the extent of DOD's contract expenditures in these areas. NARA Reference Copy Page # 6 • Mtlitmy Prime Contracts File, FYs 1966-J975 Records ofthe Office offue Secretary ofDefense. Record Group 330 NARA-PREPARED LAYOUT LINE DATA ELEMENT FlELn SIZE CLASS ITEM NO. VALID LOCATION AIN NO, CODES 1 Contractor Code 1-6 6 N 6 AI 2 L.ocation Codes 7- 17 11 AIN 3 Contract No. 18~29 12 AlN :2 Departmt."nt 18 1 A 2A Activity 19 23 5 N 2B Fiscal Year 24 I N 2C Serial No. 25-29 3 N 2D 4 Walsh Healy/Service Act 30 1 A 8 5 Correction Code 31 1 N ,3 6 Reporting Department 2! 32 1 N 7 Mutti~year Procurement 33 1 A 7C 8 Blank 34-35 2 9 Southeast Asia 36 I A SA Bl 10 City Code 37~40 4 N 7 11 State Code 41-42 2 AIN 7 12 Blank 43 1 13 LaOOrSurpJus Area 44-46 3 N 9 14 Federal Supply Class 47-50 4 AIN lOA CJ 15 System or Equipment Code 51- 53 3 A1N lOB DI 16 Claimant Program (DDCP) 54-56 3 AfN tOC EI 17 Coordinated Pro<:urement 57 1 N 12 18 Synopsis ofProcuremem 58 1 AIN 13 19 Kind ofProcurement Action 59 1 N 14 20 Contract Placement 60 1 AJN 15 NARA Reference Copy Page # 7 LINE DATA ELEMENT FIELD SIZE CLASS NO. ITEM VALID LOCATION AIN NO. CODBS 21 Small BUsiness (Size) 61 1 A 16 22 Negotiated Exception 62-65 4 AlN 11 23 Extent ofCompetition 66 1 N 18 24 Certified Cost or Pricing 67 1 A 19 25 Type ofContract 68 A 20 26 Value Engineering 69 I A 21 27 Cost Accounting Studies 70 1 N 21A 28 Action Date YYM 31 71-73 ,3 AlN 22 29 Estimated Completion Date 74-76 ,3 AIN 23 YVM31 30 Report Month 3l 77 t A 31 Dollar Value (000) 4/ 78-86 9 N 24 32 Range Code 51 87 1 A PI 33 Purchasing Office 88-91 4 AIN S Gl 34 Report No. 92-95 4 N LA 35 Fiscai Year 5/ 96-97 2 N 36 Quarter 51 98 1 N 1-4 37 Calendar Year 99 -100 2 N 38 Contractor Name 101-134 34 A 6 AI 39 City Name 135 -154 20 A 7 40 State Name 155 -164 10 A 7 41 Blank 165 1 42 County Code 166-168 3 N 43 County Name 169 ~ 187 19 A 44 Federal Supply Class 188 -238 5J A 11 Cf Description 45 System OF Equipment 239 266 28 A .DI Description 46 FIXS Identification S/ 267-269 3 N NARA Reference Copy Page # 8 LINE DATA ELEMENT FJELD SIZE CLASS NO. ITEM VALID LOCATION AIN NO. CODES 47 Blank 270 1 11 Field 7-8 :::: State code; 9-12 = City code; 13-15 = County code; 16"'" City population indicator (II' =populatIon greater than 9, 999); 17"" blank. 2! 1:::;; Army; 2 ::= Navy; 3 "" Air Foree; 4 = DSA; 5 =OCE 31 Month is designated by codes A through L for January through December. 41 Negative amounts are indicated with 1t overpunch in field 86. 51 This information is program generated, not submitted by department Note: For valid codes for items. see DD Foml 350. AI For valid codes/names see Procurement Coding Manual Va1.lI, Sf Prior to FY 75, SEA actions greater than $199,999 were coded 1 else O. In FY 75 and FY 76, this Item was blank. In FY 77. aU minority finns are coded A else B. CI For valid codes/descriptions see Procurement Coding Manual. Vol. I, Section I. parts A, B, andC. Df For valid codes/descriptions see Procurement Coding Manual, Vol. 1. Section H, parts A,B. and C. EI For valid codesldescriptions see Procurement Coding Manual, Vol. 1 t Section In parts A. Bf and C. FI A = $10-24; B ... $25-49; C;; $S()"99; D =$100-199; E;; $200-299; F "'" $300-499; G ;$S0()"999; If"'" $1,000-1.999; I;; $2,000-4,999; J::; $5.000-9.999; K = $10.000-19.999; L =over $20,000. Gf Prior to September, 1916. CRAMPUS was coded MD04. From September, 1976 to present CHAMPUS is coded ZD06. AU other ZD's are QDA's. HI Iffield 32 =5, then FIXS = 605; field 41 == A. then FIXS = 602; field 47;;:; Y. then FIXS = 604; field 47 greater than Ot then FIXS = 601. AU others == 603. NARA Reference Copy Page # 9 VALIDATION STATEMENT MILITARY PRIME CONTRACT FILE, 1966-75 Contractor codes, fields 1-6, are missing. However, the contractor name, fields 101-134, is written in full so the utility is not affected. For tracking purposes, contractors were assigned an individual code number which did not change regardless of any name changes that may have occurred. Once the name of the company is located, that company can be tracked using the accompanying code number. Location codes, fields 7-17, should correspond to city code, fields 37-40, state code, fields 41-42 and county code, fields 166-168. The sample dump for 1966, however, contains unexplained characters in fields 7-16. Field 17, which, according to the record layout is empty, also contains characters for which there is no explanation. Field 30, WALSH-HEALY OR SERVICE CONTRACT, contains unexplained alpha and numeric codes and blanks in the sample dump for 1966. Field 33, MULTI-YEAR PROCUREMENT, is listed in the record layout as having an alpha-coded response. The sample dump for 1966, however, shows recurring numeric codes for which there is no explanation. Fields 34-35 are listed in the record layout as being blank. The sample dump for 1966, however, shows recurring characters in these fields for which there is no explanation. cityCity code, fields 37-40, state code, field 41-42 and county code, fields 166-68 are missing. However, the city name, fields 135135- 54, state name, fields 155-69, and county name, fields 169-87, are written in full so the utility is not affected. Fields 44-46, LABOR SURPLUS AREA, contain recurring numeric codes for which there is no explanation. System or Equipment Codes, fields 51-53, are missing. However, System or Equipment Description, fields 239-66, is written in full so utility is not affected. Zero's in fields 51-53 indicate no description. Response to Contract Placement, field 60, determines additional response. Zero's or blanks in field 61, SMALL BUSINESS (SIZE), fields 62-65, NEGOTIATED EXCEPTION, field 66, EXTENT OF COMPETITION, field 67, CERTIFIED COST OR PRICING, field 68, TYPE OF CONTRACT, and field 69, VALUE ENGINEERING, indicate that no response was necessary. Field 67, CERTIFIED COST OR PRICING, is listed in the record layout as having an alpha-coded response. The sample dumps for NARA Reference Copy Page # 10 19661966 and 19691969 show recurring numeric characters for which there is no explanation. Fields 78-86, DOLLAR VALUE (000), are listed in the record layout as being numeric. The sample dump for 19661966 has recurring non-numeric characters in field 86 for which no explanation exists. Fields 71-73, ACTION DATE, and fields 74-76, ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE, each have three characters.characters, The first two digits refer to the year; the third refers to the month as designated by codes AA- L for January-December. For example, 68C translates into March, 1968.1968. Field 77, REPORT MONTH, also uses this monthly code. Codes for Calender Year, fields 99-100, are missing. The sample dump for 1969 has no characters in these fields. Utility is not affected, however, as pertinent dates are listed in the Action and Estimated Completion Date data elements. Codes for DD Claimant Program (DDCP), fields 54-56; for Cost Accounting Studies, field 71; and for Purchasing Office, fields 88-91, are missing. It cannot be determined what information was provided by these data elements. Hand validation on NARA generated sample dumps was performed by Susan Karren, April 1988. NARA Reference Copy Page # 11 National Archives and Records Administration 86()} Adelphi Rood College Park, Maryland 20740-6001 USER NOTE 2 NARA received the following two versions ofrecord layouts from the agency in the original transfer of records. The two versions are nearly identical. but contain a few differences. One is dated April 1970 and the other is dated August 1970. Accession No: 3~330-79-0()3 Prepared by: William P. Fischer~ Archives Specialist Date: April 18, 2002 Page 1 of 1 NAKA's Ui!b sire is hllp:l/w'Illw.nara,go>' NARA Reference Copy Page # 12 TAPE RECORD I.AYOlfl' • UD 350 '1Ie I'rEM it" 1 - 6 6 Contractor Code .., Blank - 11 18 - 29 2A~ 2B, 2C. 2E E::Ki::crnal Contractor Number 8 Subject to walsh/H:enley Act Code 30 :3 Correction to Prior Dl)350 cod~ 31 Service o ""Army, 2"'Navy. l ...Air Force, 4"'DSA,s- S"'-OCE) 32 7C }lul t i-year PrOCl1re~nt Code 33 Blank 34 - 35 36 'SA $outhea~t Asia Code (City Code 37 - tlO 7 (S tare Coae 41 - 42 11lanK £13 - 46 9 Lebor Surplus Coda 44 lOA FSC Coue 41 - 50 lOB System Code 51 - 53 lOe J)DC? Code 54 - 56 12 Coordinated Procurelnant Coda 57 Syuopsi" Corie, SS 13 59 14- Kipd of Procurernent Actioncan PI acemcnt: Code ' 60 1:> 61 Sm~11 Business Code 16 62 N~gotiat.ion Exeeptioll - 65 17 66 18 Extent of Competition Profit Negotiation 67 19 68 20 Type of COntract Code 69 21 Value Engi.neerlng Code Blank 70 Award Date (2 PQs. ye~r & 1 pas. mo~th) 2/ 71 - 73 Estimat:ed Corepleti.oll Date (2.p06. yr. & Gos. mo.) 2/ 14 - 16 Report Month 21 17 Dollar Value (in thousands) 11 78 - 86 24 81 Range Code Purchasing Office 88 - 91 5 92- 95 Report NUUlbe~ lA 100 lH<1nk 96- t01 - 1.34 ConLra.ctor Name 154 City Nam(! 135'" 155 - 164 State N;ame 165 tHank 168 County Code 1.66 - 169 - 187 County Kame 238 Description 188 - FEe 2.39 - 266 System/Equipment Description 267 - 269 BlanK 270 Rc cord Mark (!) '1/ Minus amounts indicated by "X" overpunch 1tl position 86. 21 l-lonth is designated '0)1 Code A thru 1. £017 Jan. thru Dae. NARA Reference Copy Page # 13 Dil Form JSO (;, •.f'Cl:") 270 Character {"utputc t l"'1'laSEt 1 t'i1:L020:;612_Z TV'" t.fCI.4U 'Contractor Code 1 - 6. N 'l.ocAtion Codes ,lj 7 17 'Alii Contract No. - Ht - 20' Afi\ 2 Dfn}a.rtment 18 " . ';I. Activiti 19 2J r{ Fiecalear 24 - N Serial. 1"0. 20 25 - "" N .1alsh }ieale~/.serv .Act )0 Ii Co!'rection ode 31 !, ;Ii fieporting- D~part. Z/ 32 tt j·.ul'ti-year rrocurenen '" 3) A ~l~J'1.t 34 - 35 t·.inority J;;)uSiness 36 A City Code - 40 1\ State Code 6?"1 42 Af1\ J:)lank 43 - (J Labor Surplus ~rea 44 - 46 l', I Federal..S"rpply Class 47 - SO A/l~ Sys .01'" l:.q:uip. Coo,s 51 - 53 Af1~ Clain-ant rrogram{DD:i') 54 - ,56 A/i;; Coordinated .J:-roc. 57 1\ Synopsis OT tr~~. 58 AI!C. hind oi Proc .rlction J\ . -'{ . Contract rlacer.'!ent' g6 A/f~ ,S!!':llll J:)usin~ss (S:l".onth Yo 77 - A. ""'Dollar Value 000) !V ,\ . 78 - 86 '!" - K.angee:<:?;ge, _5./~ __ 87 A Yurchasing ~£riee~ 88 - 91 AJ1~ Reoort'l'o. -, . 92 - 95 Fiscal. Year 51 96 - 97 N Quarter 5./ 98 N Calendar Year j/ .99 - 100 h ,Contractor :>~ame 101 - 134 A (. 'City '';acne 13.5 - 1.54 A I -State Narr:e 155 - 164 A 7 ~bJaI'l,k 165 L~.. , > '.01'. AF ,1190 I'*'VI CiI' UHlI!)1oi1 .UI o.,.ol.t1'l. lIIIJO 16 ~ NARA Reference Copy Page # 14 > - •• ~' " ~., " ', ",'" ~, I '!I ;-: '" ~~. ,':.;j C'•• dH ! • -!'" "'-{:" ,:2 F"':' ...... ___-...... - __~ ,;~-...... # I_>__ ~_------~.~~-,------~'.'l.lttl: .. tllU. flH t.,~{ .H:O.~ ttTl.t Unclas$ii'i~d Dn ? or:::t ).5 0 (;,.YCr' ) r~~$/~t~c~~------w----______.f'hase 1 i1201A 'tCH.mty GD4e 166 - 168 N ..county I;ane 169 - 181 A - 238- ,-;.'SO DB::"3c.ription 188 A 11 ~ys. or t.qu. Des cpt • ' 239' - 266 .• A r IXS Identification 5V 267 _ 269 .N D~ 210 code 16 =: St .. 9-12 =: Ci'y code, 1)-1~ "" County .1/ Col. ?-s ~ cod~. 11 <= blan1;.. populat.ion illpicator (*;:;:1'< D greater 9. r>o99l, City 1 DSA. 5' "'" veE. V 1 "'" hrrrl'Y. Z ::: 1 a"''Y t 3 .::: nir POl ~e, '* ;:::' Py codes A thru l.. -ror J~n thru Dec. 3/ i-:onth is desisnate~ in pos, 86" Aegative amounts a-eindieated with 11 over-punch !t:I not ,ubni tl;;oo. by depa~tmer)t ~ .5/ Trds infornation l ~ program geT erated. L Form J5Q f i"Qt~; l"or valid codes of Items se~ DD \- r see Proem sment Coding f'.8.nual Vo!.. 11. A/F'or valid codesjnar~s else Ji SEA actions gre<'t.er than4>199!9~were coded. 1. E./ Irior to FY-?5 a11. b1inority In FY-75 and FY-7f:. this Item We S blank. In F'i-77 :firms are COded A plse };,. COding t...anua:L Vol .. 1. Q/ .For valid codes/d¥pcriptiolSser I'r-ocuren;.ent " Soct-ion, I,. Parts .~, B. and C. Vol. 1, codas/de'3criptions sa e Frocure~ent- Coding. I.:anual 12/ For valid * Section 11 J Parts 1.1 }j and c Kanual Vol. 1, Y :E'or valid c odesjdej;;criptions Si & Frocuremen ... Coding Sectioll 1II. >= D 100-1 t:J~L E :: 200-2 99, V A "" .:;)10-241' D ;;; 2~ ... t}9f C 50- 9, = F 300-499. G ::::: ~JO-999, H = ,000-1.999. =_4,000-4.999. = 999. L."" 20. fHj-t'ov!!r .. J .. 5,000-9.999, }\ = 1~,Oqo-19 1976 to Sent 197c CHAH,I-U::> \'las coded !';D~. From Sept g; Frior- to ZD_-s are ODAs. present CHAf,:puS IS coded ,ZDt!6. A:Ll other pas. 47 ::: A then FIXS -= 69f2. pOS. 32 !!]f 5 th~ '1 F1XS k.: 6%5 HI l;f then FIXS ;:::: 611. pos. 47 ;; Y t.henfllxs = 61!4, 4' greater tha ¢ all others = 6~). ~ L, ______~~-- __~-- ____~ ______0 •• 0"['11. AF 1'(1.. (190 P"("iO\l~ (!J{~H:I"" u, ~o 7. NARA Reference Copy Page # 15 National Archives and Records Administration 8601·AdelphtRoad College Park, Maryland 10740-6001 USERNOTB3 NARl\ received a copy ofDO POrol 350 (July 1971) from the agency. The.IJDFOD1l3SGwasused FormlSO (July 1911) thesoltt'Ceofinformation: forthe Military Prime Contract FUes. TheDD as time. includes the cooe values for many ofthe oodedfieldsused as ofthat point in: Accession No: 3-330-19~3 Prepared by: William P. Fischert Archives Specialist Date: April 18. 2002 Page 1 of1 NARA Reference Copy Page # 16 ., ",~,iiA , I pJ' . <.'t_·_--r·".. I. -'-'''! • 'WE I INDIVIDUA.L PROCUREMENT ACTION REPORT I REPORT CONTROL SYMBOL .' po.IIL(M) 1014 1A. REPORT NO. [Currcrlt) 11\. REPORT NO. (Current) Ill.1B. 1ic.C. REPORTREPORT NO.NO. (Previous)(Previous) 2.2. CONTRA_C~CONT~ZA~NO. NO. (AIflIV(Amv only) only II A.A. Dept.Dept. IB. B. ActivityActivity lC.C. FY.FY. ID.D. Serial Serial No.No. J E.,E. RORO /lem 3 Carie 3. CORRECTION OF PRIOR DD FORM 350 Number Item(s) 4, MOD. NO. AND OntER JDENT. 1. Corrected entry 2,2. ReversingReversing entryentry lIc'l1IItw 55 CodeCode S.5. PURCHASINGPURCHASING OFFICEOFFICE \: Item 5A Cod... SA.SA. SOUTHEAST SOUTHEAST ASIAASIA (Actions(Actions ofof $200,000$200,000 oror more)more) 1.I. InIn supportsupport ofor SEASEA 0.0. NotNot inin supportsupport ofof SEASEA IIIMIllcni 66 CodeCode 6.6. CONTRACTORCONTRACTOR JDENTIFICAIDENTIFICATIONTION CompanyCompany Name:Name: DivisionDivision NameName (il(if any):any): I NumberNumber andand Street:Street: i CityCity andand StateState oror Country:Country: ItemItem 77 CodeCode 7.7. PRINCIPALPRINCIPAL PLACEPLACE OFOF PERFORMA~GEPERFORMANCE (City(City and'Stateand'Statc oror Country)Country) 7A. 7B. I City' State 7A. 7B. ! II II [Item iC Code lItem iC Code 7C.7C. MULTI-YEARMULTI-YEAR PROCUREMENTPROCUREMENT ASPRASPH 1-322.l(a)1-322.l(a).. I I A.A. FirstFirst yearyear B.B. SecondSecond oror subsequentsubsequent yearyear C.C. NotNot aa multi-yearmulti-year procurementprocurement !Item 8 Code 8. SUBJECT TO WALSH-HEALEY OR SERVICE CONTRACT ACT I A. Walsh-Healey Act, Manufacturer B. Walsh-Healey Act. Regular Dealer C. Service Contract Act D. ~ot subject to Walsh-H~aley or Service Contract Act !ltemlllcni 99 CodeCode 9. LABOR SURPLUS AREA II 1. Labor Surplus Area--No preference 3. Labor Surplus Area--Tie bid preference 5. Not a Labor Surplus Art, .. 2. Labor Surplus Area--Set Aside preference 4. Labor Surplus Area/Concern individually certified by Dept. of Lahar - lOA.IOA. FSC lOB.1OB. SYSTEMSYSTEM OR lOC.1OC. DODD 11.11. DESCRIPTION OFOF COMMODITY OR SERVICESERVICE '- OR SV CODE EQUIPMENT CODE CLAIMANT PROG. NO. llemIfem 12I2 Code 12. COORDINATED PROCUREMENT 1. Procurement Agreement 2. (Reserved -Do not use) 3. GSA Supply Schedule (Enter COde 1 in item 15) • 4. (Reserved - Do not use) S. Single Department procurement 6. Defense Supply Agency 7. Outside U.S. 8. Other itemIteni 13 Code 13. SYNOPSIS OF PROPOSED PROCUREMENT A. Synopsized per E. Not Synopsized: Original Not synopsized per ASPR 1-1003.1 Exception: <'\"..I?= ASPR 1-1003.9 Estimate'under $10,000 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 ItemIleni 14 Code 14. KIND OF PROCUREMENT ACTION Modifiestion i 1. Initial Leiter Contract 4. Order under Contract 6. Additional work S. Change Order 6e 2. Definitive Contract superseding Leiter Contract 5. Provisioning Order 7. Funding action 9. Termination or 3. Definitive Contract (Including Notice of Award) cancellation lIemItcm 15 Code 15. CONTRACT PLACEMENT 1. Intragovernmental (Do not till in items 16 thru 21) 4. Small Business restricted advertiSing (Fill in "II item..) +,+. 2. Two-step formal advertising (Do not fill in Items 17 thru 19) S. Other negotiated (Fill in all items) 3. Other formal advertising (Do not fill in Items 17 thru 19) J. Foreign Military Sales (Do not fill in Items 16 thru 21) Itemftem 16I6 Code 16. SMALL BUSINESS Awarded to Large Business because Small Business: J. Awarded to Small Business ....c A. Not solicited C. Bid was not low K. Awarded to nonprofit institution B. Solicited but did not bid D. Bid not accepted for other reasons L. Awarded for work outside U.S. and possessions 'tcm'tern 17Code17 Code 17. NEGOTIATED UNDER 10 USC 2304(a) EXCEPTION For 10 USC 2304faX1l, ASPR 3-201.2 Citation: Negotiation accomplished pursuant For 10 USC 2304(aXIO), 1A. Labor Surplus Area or industry set-aside to 10 USC 2304(a2, Clause No.: ASPR 3-210.2 Citation: lB. Unilateral Small Business .set-aside 2 7 12 16 10-1 10-6 10-11 10-16 lC. Dis'aster Are~ set-aside 4 S 13 10-2 10-7 10-12 10-17 IE. Balance of Payments Program 5 9 14 10-3 10-S 10-13 10-26 6 11 15 10-4 10-9 10-14 • 10-5 10-10 10-15 Otherwise authorized by law: 17A. Joint Small Business set-aside l7B. Other PL S5-536 (Specify) remtern 18 codeCode 18. EXTENT OF COMPETITION IN NEGOTIATION Coml:!etitive: Non-comEetitive follow-on action after: iLg" 1. Priee competition 3. Price competition S. Other non-competitive 2. Design, technical, or other competition 4. Design, technical, or other competition tcmtem 1919 CodeCode 19. COST OR PRICING DATA (This action only) ASPR 3-807.3 6.- A. Required' B. Not Required Icmtern 2020 CodeCode 20. TYPE OF CONTRACT-ASPR SECTION nI, PART 4 Fixed Price Rede- Fixed Price Rede Cost-Elus-incentive fee: termination:termination; FixedFixed PricePrice Incentive:Incentiv~: Cost-plus-incentive fee: 0<) A.A. TypeAType A J.J. FirmFirm fixedfixed L.L. WithWith PerfOmmCeperformance R.R. Cost-plus-awardCost-plus-award feefee V.V. WithWith performanceperformance y.y. TimeTime andand B.B. TypeType EE priceprice incentiveincentive S.S. CostCost contractcontract incentiveincentive materialsmaterials C.C. OtherOther K.K. FixedFixed priceprice M.M. WithoutWithoutperformanceperformance T.T. CostCost sharingsharing W.W. WithoutWithout perform-perform- Z.Z. LaborLabor hourhour escalationescalation incentiveincentive U.U. Cost-plus-fixedCost-plus-fixed anceance incentiveincentive feefee em 21 Code em 21 Code 21.21..., VALUEVALUE ENGINEERINGENGINEERING CLAUSECLAUSE (ASPR'SECTION(ASPR"SECTION'I, I, PARTPART 17)17) C't:~ , * A.A. IncentiveIncentive J.J. ProgramProgram RequirementRequirement S.S. NoNo valuevalue engineeringengineering clauseclause 2.2. DATEDATE OFOF THISntIS ACTIONACTION 23.23. EST.EST. COMPLETIONCOMPLETION DATEDATE 24.24. TOTALTOTAL OFOF THISnns ACTIONACTION 24A.24A. Year month DayDay (Year(YearandandMonth)Month) (Round(Roundoutout Lotonearestnearest wholewhole dollar)dollar) Year/ ~onth / I s$ 5.S. TYPEDTYPED NAMENAME ANDAND SIGNATURESIGNATUREOFOFCONTRACTINGCONTRACTINGOFFICEROFFICERORORREPRESENTATIVEREPRESENTATIVE 26.26.TEL.TEL. EXTEN.EXTEN. 27.27. DATEDATESUBMITTEDSUBMITTED I I 1 PREVIOUSPREVIOUS EDITIONSEDITIONSOFOF THISTHIS FORMFOR.... AREARE 0850LETE.oaSOLETE. NARA Reference Copy Page # 17 j 1. j £.,_2iLt1lLl. PROJECT TITLE: Procurement Coding Manual (RDT&E) 'Vol r ORCA..\,!L\TI0N PREPARING REPORT: OASD(C) I DenA I ISD DESClUP1ION: The DD Form 350 codes have been dev,elo'Oed to' coinei.de: with the ROTE Pt'ogram EleJDents in the Department of Deftl!n~e Programmin,s System. In tbe ease of t:he Army and Navy. these codes also coincide with Depart mental Budget Program Activity Codes (BPAC). while for Air Force they are related to the first tvo' digits of the BPAe. Accordingly. it is POssible Activitiesto analyze procttt:'elDeUt figures in terms of DOD Programs and broad_"-' Budget I OF RPT NO. OF OFFICE RECEIVING LI:!\"ES COPIES PROJECT REPOR::r MANAGER Volume I A 5,000 1 OASD{C)SP&I/DIO Mr. Pinilis NARA Reference Copy Page # 18 r I l"R0JEC'l' :rULl'!:: Pederal tnIOTmation Exchange System (FIXS) PROJECT NUMBER~ B 0211 oo.GANlZATION FREPAIHNG REPORT: QASD{C) I DCDA I ISD DESCRIPTION: The data raque.st:ed under' OMB Circular No. A-a4 will be submitted to and centrally ~o~piled by the Federal Information Exchange SY$tem operated by the Office of' Economic Opportunity. The compila:tion will measure the level of' Federal outlays in each State and county and tn each ci.ty over 25.000 for all individual appropriations and for selected p't'Ogr4m$ • I OF RPT NO. OF OFFICE RECEIVING PROJECT l\EPOR1: TITLE nu::g LINES COPIES REPORT MANAGER Federal Outlay SA 125.000 2 OASD(C)SP&I/DIO Mr. Pinilis by Geographic ,Location " 7 NARA Reference Copy Page # 19 National Archives and Records Administration 8601 Adelphi Road College Park, Maryland 20740-6001 REFERENCE COPY OF TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION FOR ACCESSIONED ELECTRONIC RECORDS June 6, 2006 Military Prime Contract File (MPCF) Procurement Coding Manual FY 1974 RG 330, Records of the Office of the Secretary of Defense The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has been accepting electronic records into its holdings since the early 1970s. Technical documentation has accompanied each transfer of electronic records. The documentation is necessary to understand the meaning of the digitized bits of information within the electronic records. Over the decades, NARA has had different procedures for compiling technical documentation into an organized unit for researchers, and different expectations regarding the content and extent of any NARA-produced portions of the documentation. Consequently, the structure, organization and contents of the documentation reflect the procedures in place when the technical documentation was compiled and arranged and may include out of date addresses, telephone numbers, or other items of unrevised information related to the agency that created or transferred the documentation and electronic records to NARA, to the NARA unit that processed these materials, or to the physical media of the electronic records files. In creating the reference copy of the documentation package, NARA staff have selected from the technical and/or supplementary documentation available for this series or file(s). We have annotated or highlighted the table of contents that follows to indicate which portions of the full documentation for this series or file are included in this reference copy of documentation. Any materials not included here are available upon request. Any user notes prepared after the table of contents was prepared appear before the table of contents. This documentation will differ in structure, organization and contents from technical documentation for other series or files of accessioned electronic records. The readability and visual quality are also variable. NARA's web site is http://www.archives.gov ... ( PREFACE CHANGES IN THIS ISSUE OF VOLUME I OF THE DOD PROCUREMENT CODING MANUAL 1. SECTION I, PART A. This Part of Section I has been revised to include FY.1974 Programs for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation Contracts. 2. SECTION I, PART C. This Part of Section I has been revised to coincide with the January 1973 edition of Cata- . loging Handbook H 2-1, "Federal Supply Classification Groups and Classes." New codes or changes in title are indicated by an asterisk (*). 3. SECTION II. This Section also has been revised to include major systems or equipment for FY 1974. 1 Reference Copy #2 ( DOD PROCUREMENT CODING MANUAL VOL. I - COMMODITIES & SERVICES CONTENTS Section I. CODING FOR ITEM lOA OF DD FORM 350 5 • (Federal Supply Class or Service) A.RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION (RDTE) 5 1.. Army Codes 9 2. Navy Codes 15 3. Air Force Codes 22 B. OTHER SERVICES & CONSTRUCTION 30 C. SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 32 II. CODING FOR ITEM lOB OF DD FORM 350 40 (System or Equipment) A. ARMY 42 B. NAVY 49 "C. AIR FORCE 59 III. CODING FOR ITEM 10C OF DD FORM 350 65 (DD Claimant Program Number) NOTE TO USERS OF THIS MANUAL This Manual has been developed for use by Army, Navy, Air Force, Defense Supply Agency and other Department of Defense personnel, who are responsible for preparing, coding, editing-fccor machine processing the Individual Procure ment Action Report, DD Form 350, prescribed by Section XXI of the Armed Services Procurement Regulation. . All suggestions and inquiries concerning this Manual shall be referred to the Office of the Assistant Secretary Of Defense (Comptroller), ATTN: Directorate for Information Operations, through one of the following, as appropriate: Army - HQ DA, DALO-DCP Washington, D. C. 20310 3 Reference Copy #3 DOD PROCUREMENT CODING MANUAL VOL. I - COMMODITIES & SERVICES CONTENTS (Cont'd) Navy - Chief of Naval Material (1) Attn: MAT 0214 Washington, D. C. 20360 Air Force - 2750th Comptroller (AFLC) Attn: ACDPL, Wright-Patterson AFB Ohio 45433 Defense Supply Agency - Executive Director Procurement and Production Cameron Station Attn: DSAH-PAD Alexandria, Virginia 22314 (1) Navy users requiring additional copies of this manual should send their requests to: Commanding Officer Publications and Forms Center 5801 Tabor Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. 19120 4 Reference Copy #4 ·r SECTION I - CODING FOR ITEM lOA OF DD FORM 350 (Federal Supply Class or Service Code) General. A 4-aigit code, as provided by this Section I, shall be entered in Item lOA of every procurement action reported on DD Form 350. Only one code number shall be entered.. If more than one code is applicable, enter the code which describes the predominant product or service procured (See also ASPR2l-ll6). If the action is for research, development, test or evaluation work (RDTE), enter a code from Part A of this Section. RDTE is defined in ASPR 4-101. Do not assign a RDTE code to supplies or housekeeping services purchased in support of "in-house" research or development work; such supplies are coded in accordance with Part C of Section I and the services in accordance with Part B. Procurement personnel responsible for coding RDTE actions shall obtain sufficient information from requisitioning personnel to permit accurate classification in accordance with Part A. If the action is for services other than RDTE work, enter a code from Part B of Section I, and if it is for supplies, enter a code from Part C. PART A - RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION (RDTE) Purpose. The DD Form 350 codes .. in this Part A have been developed to coincide with the RDTE Program Elements in the Department of Defense Programming System. In the case of the Army and Navy, these codes also .coincide with Departmental Budget Program Activity Codes (BPAC), while for Air Force they are related to the first two digits of the BPAC. Accordingly, it will be possible to analyze procurement figures in terms of DOD Programs and broad Budget Activities. Description. The DD Form 350 code consists of four digits as indicated in the following example: A 1 A 1 . ~.~ .. ~! RDTE~=1r Budget Activity (Military Sciences) Program Element (General Physics)_____---L RDTE Category (Research) Reference Copy #5 5 " The first digit is always the letter IfAIf which identifies a RDTE contract; the second digit which may be numeric or alphabetic, identifies the following eight budget activities and a miscellaneous category. Ships and Small Craft 1, A, J Military Sciences 5, E, N 2, B, K Aircraft 6, F, P Ordnance and Combat Vehicles 3, C, L Missiles 7, G, Q Other Equipment 4, D, M Military Astronautics 8, H, R Program-wide Management and Support The third digit is a letter or number identifying the specific RDTE element. The fourth digit is a numeric from 1 to 6 and identifies the following categories of RDTE defined in ASPR 4-101: DD Form ASPR 350 4-101(a) 1. Research ( 1) 2. Exploratory Development ( 2) 3. Advanced Development ( 3) '4. Engineering Development ( 6) 5. Operational Systems Dev. ( 7) 6. Management and Support (8) The title of each code is the Program Element description which has been abbreviated for machine processing to fit within 29 digits. Selection of Appropriate Code. Each Department shall use only that subdivision of Part A designated for it, i.e., P-art A(l) for Army, Part A(2) for Navy and Part A(3) for Air Force. It will be noted that separate codes are provided in each of these subdivisions for reporting contracts'" placed for ARPA and NASA. An If All Otherlf code is provided for contracts which have not been assigned a specific Budget Activity or Program Element Code, or which bear a security classification prohibiting unclassified disclosure of the program element title in combination with o~her DD Form 350 ite~. To determine the appropriate DDForm 350 code, check the contract or purchase request for: 1. ,The appropriation symbol to insure that the contract is for RDTE. (Do not include housekeeping supplies or services in support of in-house RDTE even though a RDTE appropriation symbol is cited.) The following symbols are currently applicable. Army 2lX2040 Air Force 57X3600 Navy 17X1319 ARPA 97X0400.l3 NASA 80XOloS 6 Reference Copy #6 ...... 2. Part A(l) is arranged numerical~ by prog~ Element Number within each Budget Program. Part A(2) is arranged numericalLy by Budget Activity and Navy Program Element Code preceded by the fiscal year in which the Navy Program Element Code was assigned. Part A(3) is arranged numerically by Program Element Code. The corresponding DD Form 350 code for Item lOA appears in the last column of each section. 3. Specific TYPe of Research where the same BPAC, Subhead/Project or PEN has been assigned to more than one J:1D Form 350 category. This applies only to Army BPAC 611102 and 685801, Navy Activity Subhead 1 .-' Project 12 and Air Force PEN 6 11 02 F. When a specific BPAC, Subhead/Project Number or PEN is not given, as in the case of DARPA, DNA, NASA or "All Other," it will be necessary to determine from tb.edescription of the RDTE the appropriate DD Form 350 code to assign. In this connection, requisitioning personnel shall furnish sufficient information to permit accurate coding. " ~j 7 Reference Copy #7 PART B- O~ SERVICES AND CONSTRUCTION All services except RDTE work shall be coded in accordance with Part B. Each category is assigned a series of 4-digit codes for specific types of services and.construct~on. The code consists of a letter identifying one of the 15 categories listed below, and 3 numeric digits identifying a specific service within each category. J. Maintenance and/or Repair of Equipment K. Modification, Alteration and/or Rebuild of~uipment L. Technical Representative Services oM. ° Operation and/or Maintenance of Government-Owned Facility N. Installation of Equipment P. Salvage Services Q. Medical Services R. ArchitectO,Engineer, Expert, and/or Consultant Services S. Housekeeping Services T. Photographic, Printing, and Publication Services U. TrainingServices V. Transportation Services W. Lease or Rental, except Transportation Equipment Y. Construction Z. Maintenance, Repair and Alteration of Real Property PART C - SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT All supply and equipment items will be coded in accordance with this part. Except for th~ Ships Category (FS Group 19), the classifi cations used are those contained in the H-2 series of cataloging ° handbooks, covering the Federal Supply Classification system, and personnel should refer to these handbooks for a complete description of the codes. In the case of ships, a more detailed code is provided herein than is shown in the H-2 handbooks. 8 Reference Copy #8 SECTION I I PART A (I) ARMY ROTE CODES ARMY BUDGET DD PROGRAM ELEMENT FORM 350 ACTIVITY ~------~------~------~ITEM10A CODE TITLE CODE .CODE 100000 QPR SYSDE~ ~ STRATEGIC 'FOR 132514 SAtE GUARD DEtENSE SYS 1 25 14 A A3H5 200000 QPR S"VS DEtl • GEN PUR tORCE 232233 SAM HAWK/HAW~ IMPROVE PROGR 2 2233 A A3E5 2'32234 CHAPARRAL/VULCAN 2 22 34. A A3K5 232254 SSM PERSHING 2 22 54 A A3B5 233623 ~AND COMBAT SPT SYSTEM 2 36.2:$ A A3G5 26362.4 ANTI-TNK A5LT WPN.TOW 2 36 24. A A6H5 263627 MED AT ASLT WPN DRAGON 2 36 27A A615' 263635 ~60Al TANK PROD IMPROVE PRO 236 35 A A6J5 273626 TACTICAL FiRE DIRECTION SYS 2 36 2(> A A715 278010 TRI-TAC~ 2 eo 10 A A705 300000 OPR SYS ~Et - INTEL + COMM 343142 SAT COHM GROUND ENVIRONMENT 3 31 42 A A4c5 371011 CRYPTOLOGIC ACTIVITIES 3 10 11 A A7A5 373401 COMM SECURITY EQUIP 3 34 01 A A7P5 610000 MILITARY SCIENCES 611101 IN-HOUSE LAB IND RES 6 11 01 A A1Pl/ 611102 GENERAL PHYSICS 6 11 02 A AlAi 611102 NUCLEAR PH'SICS 6 11 02'A A1Bl/ 611102' CHEMISTRY 6 11 02, A Alel 611102 MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES 6 11 02 A A1Dl 611102 ELECTRONICS 6 11 02 A A1El ./ 611102 M.<\TERIALS 6 11 02 A A1Fl 611102 MECHANICS 6 11 02 A A1Gl 611102 ENERGY CONVERSION 6 11 02 A A1Hl 611102 TERRESTRIAL SCIENCES 6 1~~ A A1I1 611102 ATMOSPHERlt SCIENCES 6 11 02 A A1J1 611102 ASTRONOMY~ ASTROPHYSICS 6 11 02 A A1Kl 611102 BIOLOGICAL MEDICAL SCIENCES 6 11 02A A1Ll 611102 BEHAVIORAL SOCIAL SCIENCES 6 11,. 02 A A1Ml 611102 UNIVERSITY PROGRAM 6 11 02 A A1Nl 611102 DEFENSE RESEARCH SCIENCES 6 11 02 A Al01 612101 INFORMATION PReC~SSING 6 21 01 A A112 612102 ELECTRONIC WARFARE 6 21 02 A A1A2 612103 SURtACE MOBILITY STUDIES 6 21 03 A A182 612105 MATER IALS 6 21 05 A A1E2 '612106 ~UMAN tACTORS lN MILITARY S 6 21 06 A A1t2 Reference Copy #9 9 'I SECTION I, PART A (1) ARMY ROTE CODES DD ARMY BUDGET PROGRAM ELEMENT ; FORM 350 ACTIVITY ITEM ,lOA CODE TITLE CODE CODE 612107 MJLITARY seLECTION TRAIN LE 6 21 07 A, A1J2 612108 PERFORM EFFECT AMER ,SOLDIER 6 21 08 A A1K2 612110 ME DI CAL \ I NV EST ;{ GAT ION S 6 21 10 A A1H2 612111 ATMOSPHERIC INVESTIGATIONS 6 21 11 A A1L2 612112 TERRESTRiAL + CONSTR INVEST '6 21 12 A A1M2 " 612113 HARDENED ABM MATERIALS 6 21 13 A A1N2 612114 rLUIDIC TECH" INVESTIGATIONS 6 21 14 A A102 612116 GEN CML INi:tESTIGATIONS 6 21 16 A "A1Q2 612117 NUC~EAR MUNITIONS + RADIACS 6 21 17 A A1R2 612116 NUC WPNS ErFS RESEARCH TEST 6 21 18 A A1S2 612119 NUCLEAR POWER APPLICATIONS 6 21 19 A A1T2 612120 ~MBT DEV INVESTIGATIONS 6 21 20 A A1U2 612121 CIVIL ENGNR TECHNOLOGY 6 21 21 A A1V2 613101 MANPOWER RESOU~CES DEV 6 31 01 A A1A3 615101 STUDIES ~L¥SES 6 51 01 A A1A6 620000 AIRCRAFT + RELATED EQUIP 622201 AIRCRAFT WEAPONS TECH 6 22 01 A A2A2 622202 AIRCRAFT A~IONICS TeCH 6 22 02 "A A2D2 622203 AIR MOBILITY TECH 6 22 03 A A282 622204 AERODYNAMICS TECHNOLOGY 6 22 04 A A2C2 622205 AERONAUTICAL tECHNOLOGY 6 22 05 A A2E2 622206 SYSTEM SYNTHESIS ANALYSIS 6 22 06 A A2F2 622207 AIRCRAFT ~ROPULSION TECHNOL 6 22 07 A A2G2 622208, AIRCRAFT lOADS + STRUCTURES 6 22 08 A A2H2 623201 AIRCRAFT poWER PLANTS + PRO 6 32 01 A A2G3 623203 HEAVY LIFT HELICOPTER 6 32 03 A A283 623204 ADVANCED HELICOPTER DEV 6 32 04 A A2C3 623205 AERIAL SCOUT 6 32 05 A A2D3 623206 AIRCRAFT WEAPONS 6 32 06 A A2E3 623207 AI RCRAF T Att I ONlIe'S EQU I PMEN T 6 32 07 A A2F3 623208 AERONAUTICAL EVALUATIONS 6 32 08 A A2H3 623209 AIR MOBILITY SUPPORT 6 32 09 A A213 6 23211 ROTARY WING RESEARCH AIRCRA 6 32 11 A A2K3 6 23212 TILT ROTAR RESEARCH AIRCRAF 6 32-12 A A2L3 6 24201 AIRCRAFT AijIONICS 6 42"- 01 A A2F4 6 24202 AIRCRAFT WEAPONS 6 42 02 A A2A4 6 24204 AIR MOBILITY EQUIP 6 42 04 A A2D4 6 24206 UTTAS.UTIL TACT TNSP ACFT S 6 4~ 06 A A2G4 6 24207 AD~ANCEO ATTACK HELICOPTER 6 42 07 A A2H4 S24209 AIR MOBlTY READ TECHNIQUES 6 42 09 A A2J4, )24212 COBRA TOW 6 42 12 A A2M4 + 630000 MISSILES RELATED EQUIP ! Reference Copy # 10 10 ! J I SECTION I, PART A (l).ARMY ROTE CODES ARMY BUDGET PROGRAM ELEMENT ACTIVITY CO[)E TITLE 632301 MISSILES 6 ~3 01 A A3A2 MISSILE TECHNOLOGY 6 23 03 A A3C2 632303 A3D2 632304 EXPLOR BALLISTJC MSL DEFENS 6 23 04 A ADV FWD AR~A AIR .DEFENS~ Sy 6 33 01 A A3B3 633301 A3D3 633303 SSM ROCKET SYSTEM 6 33 03 A 'A3C3 633304 ADV BALLISTIC MISSILE DEF 6 33 04 A TERMINAL H~MIN~ SYSTEMS 6 33 06 A A3E3 ·633306 .A3F3 633307 MISSILE EFrECT EVALUATION 6 33 07 A . 6 33 oe· A A3G3 633308 SITE DEFENSE A3H3 633309 CANNON LAU~CHED G0lDED PROJ 6 33 09 A HELl BORNE MISSILE - HELLFIR 6 33 10 A A3I3 633310 A3L3 633311 ADV BALLISTIC RE·ENTRY SYS 6 33 11 F AIR DEF CTRL + COORD SYSTEM 6 43 02 A A3F.4 63430? 6 43 06 A A3G4 ... 634306 STINGER A3H4 634307 SUR ~ R MSL DEV (SAM .. O) 6 43 07 A A3B6 . 635301' KWAJALEIN ~ISSILE RANGE 6 53 01 A 53 A3A6 635302 WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE 6 02 A 640000 MILITARY ASTRONAUTICS + EQU 634 03 A A4C3 643403 DEFENSE NA~SAT SYSTEM 660000 ORO CBT VEH + RELAT~DEQUIP 6 i6 01. A A6A2 662601 TANK ~ AUTOMOTIVE T~CHNOlOG FIREPOWER OTHER THAN MISSIL 6 26 03 A ·A6C2 662603 A6D2 662604 ARMY SMALL ARMS PROGRAM 6 26 04 A VEGETATION CNTRl CHMl INVES 6 26 05 A A6E2 662605 6 26 0.6 A A6F2 662606 RIOT CONTROL A~ENT INVEST INCAPACITATING CHEMICAL INV 6 26 07 A .A6G2 662607 6 26 oe A A6H2 662608 LETHAL CHEMICAL INVESTIGATI ~:t;S·ER TECHNOLO~Y· + APPL I CA T 6 26 09 A A6I2 662'609 6 26 10 A A6J2 662610 WEAPONS TECHNOLOGY A6K2 662611 FUELS AND LUBRICANTS 6 26 11 A A6G3 663601 POWER SYSTEMS GONVERTERS 6 36 01 A NUCLEAR MUNITIONS + RAOIACS 6 36_ 04 A A6F3 663604 A6H3 663606 MINE WARFARE 6 36 06 A ARMY SMALL ARMS PROGRAM 6 36 07 A A6J3 663607 6 36 08 A A613 663608 WEAPONS AND AMMUNITION HIGH ENERGY LASER OEV 6 36 11 A A6K3 663611 A6N3 663613 ADYANCED FUZE DESIGN 6 36 13 A LETHAL CHMl MU~ITNS CONCEPT 6 36 15 A A6P3 663615 6 36 19 A A6T3 663619 MINE NEUTRALIZATION A6U3 663620 TANK. SYSTEMS. 6 36 20 A Reference Copy #11 11 SECTION I, PART A (1) ARMY ROTE CODES DO ARMY BUDGET PROGRAM ELEMENT FORM 350 . ACTIVITY ITEM lOA CODE TITLE CODE CODE 663621 VEHICLE ENGINE DEV 6 36 21 A A6V3 664602 WEAPONS AND AMMUNITION 6 46 02 A A6D4 664603 NUCLEAR MUNITIONS 6 46 03 A A6E4 664604 MOBILITY 6 46 04 A A6G4 664605 HOWITZER LiGHT 105MM XM204 6 46 05 A. A6H4 664606 rORTIf MINES + OBSTACLES 6 46 06 A A6(4 664608 ARMY SMALL ARMS PROGRAM 6 46 08 A A6L4 664609 RIOT CONTR~L AGENT SYSTEMS 6 46 09 A A6M4 664610 CH E MI CAL MUN I TJ 0 NS 6 46 10 A A6N4 664612 MINE NEUTRALIZATION 6 46 12 A A6P4 664613 -INCAPACITATING CHEMICAL MUN 6 46 13 A A6Q4 664614 ~ HOWITZER M~DIUM 155MM XM196 6 46 14 A A6R4 664615 M60Al THER~AL SIGHT 6 46 15 A A654 664616 MECHANIZED JNF CST VEH XM72 6 46 16 A A6T4 664617 VEHRAPID rIRE SYS BUSHMA5T 6 46 17 A A6U4 ~ 664618- ARMORED RECON SCOUT VEH XM8 6 46 18 A A6y4 664619 MINE SYSTEMS 6 46 19 A A6W4 670000 OTHER EQUIPMENT 672701 COMMUNICATIONS - ELECTRONIC 6 27 01 A A7A2 672703· CSTA AND IbENTIFICATlON 6 27 03 A A782 672705 ELECTRONIC + ELECTRONIC DEV 6 ~7 05 A A7D2 672707 MAPPING - ~EODESY 6 27 07 A A7f2 672708 COMBA T SU·PPO·Rl 6 27 08 A A7G2 672709 NIGHT VISON INVESTIGATIONS 6 27 0"9 A A712 ; ..... ,.'. 672710 DEFAGAINSr CHEMICAL AGENTS 6 27 10 A A7J2 672711 DEF AGAIN5r BIOLOGICAL AGEN 6 27 11 A A7K2 672712 MINE DETECTION/NEUTRALIZATJ 6 27 12 A A7L2 672713 TECHN SUPT MIlITARY MAN 6 ~7 13 A A7M2 673701 LAND WAR~~AE LABORATORY 6 37 O:1':..'A A7L3 673702 ELECTRIC POWER SOURCES 6 ~1 02 A A7Q3 673703 AUTO .DATA SYS- ~rIELD ARMY 6 37 03 A A7A3 673706 IfF-DEVELO~MENTS 6 37 06 A A7D3 673707 COMMUNICAT10NS DEV 637 07 A A7E3 673711 ELECTRONIC WARFARE 6 31 11 A A7I3 673712 MAPPING AND GEODESY 6 37 12 A A7M3 673713 THERAPEUTIC DEVELOPMENT 6 37 13 A A7K3 673718 MISSILE ELECTRONIC WARFARE 6 37 18 A A7P3 673719 STANO 6 :$7 19 A A7S3 673720 BtO DEFENSE MATERIAL CONCEP 6 ~7 20 A A7T3 673721 CHML DEr MATERIAL CONCEPTS 6 37 21 A A7U3 673722 TACTICAL OPERATIONS SYS • T 6 ~7 22 A A7V3 12 Reference Copy # 12 '" SECTION I , PART A (1) ARMY ROTE CODES DD .', .,' :"'.' ARMY BUDGET PROGRAM ElEME'NT FORM 350 ACTIVITY ITEMI0A CODE TITLE CODE CODE COMMAND AND CO~TROL 6 31 23 A. A7W3 673723 A7Y3 ' 673725 REMOTE PILOTED VEHICLE/DRON 6 31 25 A' 673726 COMBAT SUPPORT EQUIPMENT 6 ~1 26 A A7Z3 673729 COUNTER BA~TERY RADAR 6 ~7 29 A A713 674701 ENGINEERIN~ DEY COMMUNICATI 6 47 01 A A1A4 '" 61,4706 NUCLEAR SURVEILLANCE ~U~VEY 6 41 06 A A7J4 614709 tfF' EQUIPMENT 6 41 09 A A7N4 674711 ELECTRONIC WARFARE 6 4,1 11 A A7P4 674712 JOINT ADV YACT CKD CTRl COM 6 -.7 12 A, A7C4 674713 COMBAT F'EED CLOTHING EQUIPM 6 41 ,13 A A7R4 , 674715 MANPOWER R~S • T~NG APPL1C 6 47 15 A A7T4 - 674716 'MAPPING AND GEODESY 6' 41 16 A A7U4 674717 GENERAL ~r-SUPPORT 6 47-17 A A7W4 674723 STANO ,SYSTEMS 6 47 23 A A7M4 CHEMICAL DeFENSE MATERIEL 6 41 25 A A7Y4 61'4725 , . 674726 METEOROLOGiCAL EQUIP SYSTEM 6 41 26 A A7Z4 614727 COMMAND + GONTijOL 6 47 27 A A714 674728 (F"AMECE) 6 41 28 A A124 674729 COUNTERMO~TAR ~ADAR 6 47 29 A A734 A7A6 '.' ..~ ./ 675701 COMMS-ELCT TESTING,ACTIV'lTI 6 " 01 A 675702 TESTING 6 ,7 02 A A786 675704 OESERET TEST CENTER 6 ;7 04 A A7U6 67571)5 MASSTER 6 51 05 A A7E6 MATE~lEL CfiNCErTSEVALUATIO 06'A A1G6 675706 6 " EVAL Of fO~EIGN COMPONENTS 09 A A1H6 6 75709, 6 " 6 80000 PROGRAM WIbE MGMT • SUPPORT A8A6 6 85801 FACILItIES AND 'INSTALL SPT 6 ,8 01 A LOCAL HOQS COMMAND ADMIN 6 ,8 01 A A8C6 685'801 ,8 6 85801 LOCAL WElfARE ACTIVITIES 6 01 A A8D6 rIELD MAINTENANCE ..." ~-t::-" 6 ,8 01 A A8E6 685801 - ,8 A8F"6 6 85801 LOCAL LOGISTICS SERVICES 6 01 A 685801 MINOR CONSiRUCTJON 6 '8 01 A A8G6 SPECIAL, PU~p6SE EQUIPMENT 6 ;8 01 A A8H6 6 85801 A816 685801 LOCAL MNT MGMT OF' rAC 6 ,a oi A INTI. COOP ~+D 6 02 A A886 685802 '8 A8J6 6 85803 TECHNICAL ~NF"O ACT 6 ,8 03 A DEF'ENSE NU6LEAR AGENCY O,TliIER Eeu I PMENl DNA 6 5' 03 0 A971 EXPl..OR DEV DNA ALL. PELS A972 /MILITARY seIEN~ES DNA 6 16 46 0 A973 OEF ADV RES PROJECTS AGENCY Reference Copy # 13 13 SECTION I I PART A (1) ARMY ROTE CODES DD ARMY BUDGET PROGRAM ELEME'Nf FORM 350 ACTIVITY ~--~----~------r------1ITEM10A CODE TITLE CODE COPE XA10 MATERIALS ~ DARPA 6 11 01 E A9Al XC10 MATHMATICAL SCIENCES • DARP 6 11 01 E A981 X810 PHYCHO • SOC SGIENC~S - OAR 6 11 01 E A9C1 XD10-30 DEFENSE RES SCIENCES e DARP 6 11 01 E A9D1 XK10 TECHNICAL STUDIES. DARPA 6 ~1 01 E A9G2 XL10 CLOUD GAP ~ DA~PA (, 21 02 E A902 >CH10 ADV PROPELLANT CHEM ~ DARPA 6 21 03 E A9E2 XJ10 ENERGY CONt1ERSION .. DARPA 6 21 04 E ,A9F2 XN10 ADVANCED ENGINEERING DARPA 6 21 05 E. A9J2 XE10 .. 90 STRATEGIC'ECHNOLtiGY DARPA 6 23 01 E A9A2 Xr10-4o NUCLEAR MOrN-Ltor;l RS,H DARPA 6 21 01 E A982 XG10-50 .TACTICALT~CHN~LOGY DARPA 6-21 02' E A9C2 XM10, ADVANCED SENSORS - DARPA 6 27,03 E A9H2 XP10 DISTRIBU1I~E INFO SVS DARPA 6 ~1 06 E A912 XT10 ADVCMD/CTRL/COMM TECHNOLOG 6 21 0,8 E A9K2 XW10 TRN FORECAST + DECISION TEC 6 21 09 E A9L,2 NAT AERONAUTICS + SPACE ADM RESEARCH· NASA 6 64 01 A981 EXPLORATORV DEV NASA 6 64 02 A982 ADVANCED DeV NASA 6 64 03 A983 eNGINEERIN~ DEY NASA 6 64 04 A984 OPER SVS DEV NASA 6 64 05 A985 MANAGEMENT I SUPPORT NASA 6 64 06. A986 ALL OTHER OTHER RESeARCH '6 74 01 A991 OTHER EXPLORATORY DEViL 6 74 02 A992 OTHER ADVANCED DEVEL 6 74 03 A993 OTHER ENGl~EERING DEVEL 6 74 04 A994 OTH~R OPER1TIONAL SVS DEVEL 6 1405 A995 OTHER 'MANA~EMENT AND SUPPOR 6 74 06 A996 14 Reference Copy # 14 SECTION I, PART A(2) NAVY RDT&E CODES ... _...... _ ...._...... _...... _ .. ... -- _.. -~ NAVY SUBHEAD PROGRAM ELEMENT DD FORM 350 AND BUD13ET ITEM loA PROJECT CODE NO. TITLE CODE 100 MIll TARY' SCIENCES GENERAL PH'YSICS 6 11 53 N A1Al 4 112 A1Bl 4 112 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 6 11 53 N 4 112 CHEMISTRY 6 11 53 N A1Cl MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES 6 11 53 N A1Dl 4 112 / A1El 4 112 ELECTRONICS 6 11 53 N 4 112 MATERIALS 6 11 53 N Alrl MECHANICS 6 3.1 53 N A.1Gl 4 112 A1Hl 4 '112 ENERGY CON~ERSION 6 11 .53 N 4 112 TE~STR I At. SCI ENCES. 6 3.1 53 N A1I1 4 112 ATMOSPHERIC SC1ENCES 6 11 53 N A1Jl 4 112 ASTRONOMY ~ ASTROPHYSICS 6 11 53 N A1Kl 4 112 BIOLOGY + HEDI~AL SCIENCES 6 11 53 N AlL! 4 112 BEHAVIORAL + SOCIAL SCIENCE ,6 11 53 N A1Ml 4 112 OCEANOGRAPIoIY 6 11 53 N A1Nl 4 113 IN HOUSE INOEP LAB RESEARCH 6 11 52 N A1Pl 4 123 STUDIES ~ANAL¥SES MAR-CORP 6 51 51 M A1D6 4 124 STUDIES + ANALYSES NAVY 6 51 52 N A1B6 4 131 CTR FOR NA~AL ANALYSES MAR. 6 51 53 M A1C6 4 132 eTR rOR NAVAL ANALYSES NAVY 6 51 54 N A1A6 200 AIRCRAFT + RELATED EQUIP A.. 6 'SQUADRONS 2 41 34 N A235 4 209 A225 4 210 A-7 SQUADRONS 2 41 35 N 4 212 EARL.Y WARN1NG AIRCRArT SQON 2 41 52 .N A245 5-3 SQUADRONS 2 42 34 N A255 4 219 A265 4 2.21 LAMPS 2 42 43 N 4 223 ACFT PROP EVALUATION SYS 2 56 62 N A275 4 224 ACFT FLIGHT TEST GENERAL 2 56 63 N A285 .. = 2 56 66 N A2Z5 4 226 - -. .F' -14B 4 F"-14A 2 56 67 N A215 227 A2Y5 4 229 ELECTR~N WARFARE coUNTER RE 2 56 74 N 4 232 AIRBORNE ASW DETECTION SYS 6 32 01 N A2A3 4 233 AVIONICS 6 32 02 N A2G3 4 234 V/STOL DEVELOPMENT 6 32 03 N A2B3 4 238 ARBRN ELECl WARFARE EQUIP 6 32 06 N A2C3 4 239 ENVIRONMENTAL APPLICATIONS 6 32 07 N A2H3. 4 241 ADV ACFT PROPULSION SYSTEMS 6 32 10 N A2J3 4 246 AIRBORNE L1FE SUPPORT SVSTE 6 32 16 N A2L3 4 250 CV TACT! CAL SUPPORT CENTER 6 32 28 N A2V3. 4 252 V/STOL FOR-SEA.CTRL SHIP PR 6 32 57 N A203 4 253 AOV PROPULSION F"OR V/STOL 6 32 58 N A2T3 Reference Copy #15 15 SECTION I, PART A(2) NAVY RDT&E CODES NAVY SUBHEAD ' AND BUDGET L..______P_R_OG_R_A_M_E_L_E_M_E_N_T--,~-----..,DD FORM 350 PROJECT r ITEM lOA NO. TITLE CODE CODE 4 254 ACOUSTIC'SEARCH SENSORS ADV 6 32 59 N A2U3 4 255 AIRBORNE MINE £OUNTERMEASUR 6 32 60 N A2V3 4 259 AVIONICS DEVELOPMENT/VAST 6 42 03 N A2D4 4 261 LASER TARGET DESIGNATOR 6 42 05 N A2N4 4 264 SEARCH + RESCUE SYSTEM 6 42 10, N A2M4 4 265 AIMS/ATCRBS MARK XII 6 42 11 N A2C4 / 4 267 ACFT HNDL + SERVICING EQUIP 6 42 15 N A2T4 4' 269 ENVIRONMENTAL MODlF SYSTEM 6 42 18 N A2U4 4 270 AIRBORNE ASW DEVELOPMENTS 6 42 19 N A:?V4 4 271 ACFT SIGN~ SUPPRESSION 6 42 20 N A254 4 273 VIS TGT ACQUIS IDENT WPNS C ·6 4,2 23 N A2p4 4 275 AIR ELECTRbNIC WARFARE 6 42 55 N' A2Z4 4 278 AERIAL TGT SYSTEMS DEVV 6 ,42 58 N A234 4 279 VCX (ENG) 6 42 59 N A244 4 280 CH-53E (ENG) 6 42 60 N ' A2~4 4 281 ACOUSTIC S~ARCH SENSORS (EN 6 42 61 N A264 300 MISSILES + RELATED EQUIP 4 311 FLEET BALLISTIC MISSILE SYS 1 12 21 N A3A5 4 .. 312 SSBN SECURITY 1 12 24 N A305 4 313 SANGUINE 1 14 01 N A3T5 4 319 GRYPHON 1 14 02 N A3U5 4 320 HYDRUS 1 14 03 N A3V5 4 322 STDEWINDER MISSILE CAIM-9L) 2 56 64 N A3s5 4 323 PHOENIX 2 56 65 N A3w5 4 326 SPARROw (AIM-7F) 2 56 68 N A3X5 4 327 CONDOR 2 56 69 N A3y5 4 331 LONG RNG SURFACE WPN SY~TEM 6 33 01 N A303 4 333 ARM SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY 6 33 03 N A3E3 4 335 ADV AIR LNCHD AIR TO SUR MS 6 33 O_~, N A3G3 4 340 AIR TO GRND WPN TECHNOLOGY 6 33 53 N A3T3 4 347 WEAPONIZING OF SHIPS'PROTor 6 33 58 N A3R3 4 350 STRATEGIC CRUISE MISSILE 6 33 61 N A3Y3 4 352 rlI-SPEED ANTI.RAD MSL CHARM 6 33 63 N A313 4 353 ENCAPSULATED HARPOON 6 33 64 N A323 4 360 AEGIS 6 43 03 N A3H4 4 . 361 SUR LNCHD ~PN SYS + TECH 6 43 52 N A3L4 4 362 AIR TO AIR WPN TECHNOLOGY 6 43 54 N A3U4 4 364 CLOSE IN WPN SYS (PHALANX) 6 43 58 N . A3P4 4 365 STD SUR TO SUR MSL 6 43 59 N A3Q4 4 368 NATO SEA SPARROW 6 43 61 N A3R4 4 369 POINT DEFENSE IMPROVEMENT 6 43 62 N A3S4 16 Reference Copy # 16 (_.-..... SECTION I, PART A(2) NAVY RDT&E CODES t .. .".,::"· NAVY SUBHEAD AND BUDGET PROGRAM ELEMENT DD FORM 35o PROJECT ITEM lOA NO. TITLE CODE CODE 4 370 TRIDENT MISSI~E SYSTEM 6 43 63 N A304 4 371 ANTI-SHIP WEAPONRY 6 43 64 N A3V4 4 373 SURFACE MISSILE GUIDANCE 6 43 66 N A3W4 4 375 PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE 6 53 51 N A3A6 4 376 SYSTEMS TEST + INSTRUMNTATI 6 53 52 N A3B6 400 MILITARY ASTRONAUTICS + EQ / 4 412 SATELLITE COMHUNICATIONS 3 31 09 N A4D5 4 422 WEA~ SERVICE 3 51 11 N A4E5 4 433 NAV GATION SATELLITE 6 34 01 N A4C3 500 SHIPS + RELATED EQUIP 4 5.11 SUBMARINES 2 42 81 N AEB5 4 513 SONAR AN/SQS-26 - 2 56 23 N A5D5 4 515 SUBMARINE SILENCING 2 56 34 N A5V5 4 518 TACT INTEL PROCESSING SUPPO 2 56 70 N A535 4 519 CRYPTOLOGIC ACTIVITIES 3 10 11 N A5Z5 4 520 TACTICAL SENSOR COLLECTION 3 10 15 N ·A51 5 4 521 SCIENTIFIC + TECH INTELL 3 10 22 N A595 4 522 INTELL DATA HANDLING SYS 3 10 25 N A5W5 4 523 COMMUNICATION SECURITY 3 34 01 N AEA5 4 524 SPECIAL ACTIVITIES 3 41 11 N ' A565 4 526 REACTOR PROPULSION PLANTS 6 35 01 N A5C3 4 5.27 ADVANCED MINE COUNTERMEASUR 6 35 02 N A5N,3 4 528 SUBMARINE SONAR DEV ADV 6 35 04 N A503 4 530 ACOUSTIC COUNTERMEASURES 6 35 06 N A5E3 4 532 MARINE GAS TURBINES 6 35 08 N A543 4 533 NEW SHIP DESIGN 6 35 09 N A5Q3 4 535 AIR CONTROL 6 35 11 N A583 4 536 ACFT LNCHNG + RETRIEVING '6 35 12 N A5F3 4 537 SHPBRD SYS COMPONENT DEV 6 35 13 N A5X3 4 538 SHIPBOARD bAMAGE CONTROL ~~,." 6 35 14 N A533 4 539 ADV IDENT TECHNIQUES 6 35 15 N A513 4 540 RADAR SURV~ILLANCE EQUIP 6 35 16 N AEA3 4 542 ADVANCED NAVIGATION DEV 6 35 18 N A5R3 4 543 ADV COMMAND DATA SYSTEM 6 35 19 N A5K3 4 544 ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS 6 35 20 N A5V3 4 545 SURFACE ELECTRONIC WARFARE 6 35 21 N A5w3 4 546 SUB SUR V EQUIP PROG ADV 6 35 22 N A5Z3 4 550 HY 130 STEEL 6 35 31 N A593 4 552 SURFACE EFFECTS 4 556 SUBMARINES ADVANCED 6 35 61 N AEM3 Reference Copy # 17 17 : .~", ".' NAVYAND SUBHEADBUDGET PR 0 GRAM ELEMENT DD FORM 350 PROJECT t-______.....,r--___...;...---1 ITEM/lOA NQ. TITLE CODE CODE 4 557 SUB TACT.WARFA~E,SYS ADV 6 35 62 N AEN3 4 558 SHIP DEVELOPMENT 6 35 64 N AE03 4 560 AMPH IB I OUS 'ASSAUl T CRAFT 6 35 66 N AEQ3 4 561 HYDR~FOIl CRAFT 6 35 67 N , AER3 4 562 A4W/A1G NUClR PROPULSION PL 6 35 78 N AES3 " D2w- NUCLEA~ PROP REACTOR 6 35 79 N AET3 4 563 AEU3 4 564' ADV DESIGN SUB NUCLR PROP 6 35 80 N COMBAT SYSTEM INTEGRATlaN 6 35 82 N , AEV3 4 566 AEW3 4 567 JOINT SdNA~ DEVELOPMENT 6 35 83 N 4 568 OTH (O~~HE HOR I ZON) TECH 6 ,35 84 N ' AEX3 AEV3 4 569 SHIPBOARD AUTOMATION DEV 6 35 85 N NAVAL INSHORE WARFARE CRAFT ,6 35 86 N AEZ3 4 570 AE13 4 571 TEST BED DEV + DEMONSTRATIO 6 35 87 N ADV ASW CO~MUNICATION SVS 6 45 02 N' A5N4 4 573 A584 4 574 SUBMARINE SONAR DEV 6 45 03 N A5D4 4 576 RADAR-SURVEILLANCE EQUIP 6 45 08 N ~OMMUNICATI0NS SYSTEMS 6 45 10 N A5E4 4 577 A5X4 4 579 SUB SURV EQUIP pROGRAM 6 45 15 N JOINT ADV TACT CMD + CTRl 6 45 17 N A5U4 4 580 A5R4 4 581 COMBAT INFO crR CONVERSION 6 45 18 N A514 4 582 ASW ACOUST1C WARFARE 6 45 23 N ,.SURFACE ELECTRONIC WARFARE 6 45 54 N A524 4 583 AEB4 4 584 DEEP SUBMRG TE6H NUCLEAR PW 6 45 59 N TRIDENT SOBMARINE SYSTEMS 6 45 60 N A594 4 586 A554 4 587, SUB TACTICAL WARFARE SYS 6 45 62 N ,"::.", AEA4 4 NATO-PHM (PATROL HYDRO MSL) 6 45 64 N 588 6 N AEC 4 4 589 ACOUSTIC cbMMUNICATIONS 45 66 600 0 RON AN CE + RE LA TED EQUI P' 2 43 04 N A6P5 4 611 -MINES + MINE SUPPORT· MODlR GD WPN I~PROV PROG 2 '6 45 N A615 4 615 A605 4 618 MK-48 TORPEDO 2 56 60 N MARINE CORRS WEAPONRY 2 66 20 M A6H5 4 625 01 N A6C3 4 630 MINE DEVELbPMENT 6 36 A6D3 4 632 ADV CONVENTIONAL ORDNANCE 6 36 05 N MAR CORPS WPNS SYSTEMS ADV 6 36 06 M A6F3 4 634 A6H3 4 636 SURFACE LAUNCHED MUNITIONS 6 36 09 N 6 36 52 N A6M3 4 639 FIRE CONTROL SySTEM ADV A6N3 4 640 GUN SYSTEMS 6 36 53 N A6L3 4 641 JOINT SVC eXPLO ORO AOV 6 36 54 N MAR CORPS ORD/EMST VEH SYS 6 46 06 M A684 4 644 A6K4 4 647 FIRE CONTROL SySTEM 6 46 52 N Reference Copy # 18 18 SECTION I, PART A(2) NAVY RDT&E CODES NAVY SUBHEAD PROGRAM ELEMENT DD FORM 350 AND BUDGET t-----...... ------,....------... ITEM lOA PROJECT CODE NO; TITLE CODE 4 649, JOINT SVC EXPLQ ORD ENG 6 46 54 N A6J4 700 OTH~R EQUl~MENT 4 709 UNDERSEA S~RVEJLLANCE SYSTE 2 43 11 N , A7N5 4 711 MC OPERATIONAL LOGISTICS DE 2 56 17 M A7E5 4 712 MC OPERATIONAL ELECTR DEV 2 66 19 M' 005 4 713 MARl~E CORPS DATA SYSTEMS 2 6622 M A7L5 4 718 TR~AC MAR1NE CORPS 2 eO 10 M A7J5 4 719 TRITAC NAVY 2 eo 10, N A7I5 4 729 TARGET SUR~EIlLANCE TECH 6, 27 15 N A7L2 4 730 COMMAND + CONTROL TeCH 6 21 52 N A7M2 4 731 'WEAPONRY TECHNOLOGY 627 53 N A752 4 732 NAVALVe~IClE TECHNOLOGY 6 21 54 N A7T2 4 733 SUPPORT TECHNOLOGY 6 27 55 N A7U2 4 734 LAB INDEP eXPLORATORY DEV 6 27 56 N 'A7V2 4 735 NUCLEAR PROPULSION TECH 6 27 57 N A7W2 4 737 OCEAN ENG SYSTEMS DEV 6 31 02 N A7C3 4 739 OCEANOGRAP~IC INS1R DEV 6 31 04 N A7F3 4 741 MEDICAL DEVELOPMENT 6 31 06 N A7G3 4 742 MANPOWER ErFECTIVENESS 6 37 07 N A1H3 4 743 ADV MARINE BIOLOGICAL SYS 6 31 09 N A7K3 4 746 OCEAN ENGR TECHNOLOGY DEV 6 :" 13 N A7M3 4 '748 I~TEGRATED OCEAN SURV INFO 6 37 17 N A7R3 4 750 EDUCATION. TRAINING 6 37 20 N A753 4 751 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 6 31 21 N A7U3 4 752 NAVAL SPEclAl WARfARE 6 37 22 N A7T3 4 753 ASW COMMANb CO~TROL SYSTEM 6 37 23 N A7V3 4' 757 HI ENERGY LASEij - ' 6 37 54 N AGG3 4 760 AEROSPACE bCEA~ SURVEILLANC 6 31 63 N AGH3 4 ,,*63 OTHER MARINE CORPS DEv 6 31 6, M A7J3 4'i64 MARINE CORPS DATA SYSTEMS 6 37 66 M A173 4 767 RELIABILITY + HAINTAINABILI 6 31 91 N A113 4 768 ASW SENSORS (PROTOTYPE) 6 31 93 N ·A1Z3 4 769 ASW SURVEILLANCE 6 31 94 N AGJ3 4 771 LNG RANGE ACOUSTI~ PROPAG . 6 37 95 N AGI3 4 772 AIRBRN ELECTRO/MAG OPTICAL 6 31 96 N AGK3 4 773 SURf ELECT~O/MAG 9PTICAL SY 6 37 97 N AGL3 . 4 774 SPECIAL PROCESSES 6 31 98 N AGM3 4 776 COUNTER-INTELL SYSTEMS 6 41 02 N ,~7D4 4 777 TRAINING DEVICES PROTO DEV 6 47 03 N A1C4 4 780 REMOTE UNAtTENDED SENSOR WA 6 47 06 N A1F4 4 784 OTHER MARINE CORPS DEV 6 47 65 M A7IN' Reference Copy #19 19 SECTION I, PART A(2) NAVY RDT&E CODES ';:; .;' NAVY SUBHEAD PROGRAM ELEMENT DD FORM 350 AND BUDGET .....------r------t ITEM lOA PROJECT CODE NO. TITLE CODE 4 785 MARINE COR~S DATA SYSTEMS 6 47 66 M A7L4 4 786 MEDICAL DE~ELOP.MENT 6 47 71 N A704 4 789 SURF ,ELECT~O/MAG OPTICAL SY ~ 47 92 N A7P4 800 PROGRAM WIDE MGMT + SUPPORT 4 812 ELECTRO-MAG COMPA~ + EFFECT 6 58 03 N A8E6 4 813 TECHNIlrL lNFO CENTERS 6 58 04 N ABF'6 4822 AUTEC 6 58 52 N ABB6 4 831 MGM~ + TECHNICAL SUPPORT 6 58 53 N A8H6 4 832 SPECIAL LAB SUPPORT MAR COR 6 58 54 M A816 4 833 NAVAL ARCT1C RSH LAB PT BAR 6 58 5,5 .N A8M6 4 834 STRATEGIC TECHNICAL SUPPORT 6.58 56 N A8N6 4 835 " I~NTERNATIONAL RDT+E 6 58 57 N A8C6 4 836 TACTICAL ELECTRN SUPPORT 6' 58 58 N A8J6 4 837 ANTI-SHIP MSL DEF TEST RANG 6 58 59 N A8K6 4 838 USS HIP POCKET 6 58 60 N A8L6 4 839 RDT+E LAB + FAS"MGHT SUPPOR 6 58 61 N A8P6 4 840 ROT+E INST~ + MATERIAL SUPT 6 58 62 N ABQ6 4 841 ROT+E SHIP + AIRCRArT SUPPO 6 58 63 N ' A8R6 4 842 TEST + EVALUATION SUPPORT 6 58 64 N A8S6 4 843 OPERN TEST + EVAL CAPABILIT 6 58 65 N A.8T6 OEF ADV RES PROJECTS AGENCY XA10 MATERIALS ~ DARPA 6 11 01 E A9A1/ XC10 MATHMATICAL SCIENCES. OARP 6 11 01 E A991 XB10 PHYCHO + soc SCIENCES ~ DAR 6 11 01 E A9C1 XD10-30 DEFENSE RES SCIENCES - DARP 6 11 01 E A901 XK10 TECHNICAL STUDIES - DARPA 6 21 01 E A9G2 XL10 CLOUD GAP ~ DARPA 6 21 02 E A902 XH10 AOV PROPELLANT CHEM - DARPA ,6 21 03 E A9E2 XJ10 ENERGY CONVERSION - DARPA 6 21 04 E A9F2 XN10 ADVANCED ENGI NEER-I NG -DARPA 6' 21 05 E A9J2 XE10-90 STRATEGIC TECHNOLOGY DARPA 6 23 01 E A9A2 XFlO-40 NUCLEAR MONITOR RSH DARPA 6 27 01 E A992 XG10-50 TACTICAL TECHNOLOGY DARPA 6 27 02 E A9C2 XM10 ADVANCED SENSORS ~ DARPA 6 27 03 E A9H2 XP10 DISTRIBUTIVE INFO SYS DARPA 6 27 06 E A912 5 NAT AERONAU~ICS + SPACE ADM RESEARCH NASA 6 64 01 A981 Reference Copy #20 20 SECTION I, PART A(2) NAVY RDT&E CODES _ .-..-.... -_ ..."...... - _... ".- ...- ...... "'.-'" NAVY SUBHEAD AND BUDGET PROGRAM ELEMENT DO FORM 350 PROJECT ITEM lOA NO. TITLE CODE CODE EXPLORATGRY DEV,NASA 6 64 02 A982 ADVANCED DEV NASA 6 64 03 A983 ENG I NEER I N/i' DEV NASA 6 64 04 A984 OPER SYS D~ NASA 6 64 O~ A985 MANAGEMENT / SUPPORT NASA 6 64 06 A986 , ALL OTHER OTHER RESEARCH 6 74 01 A991 OTHER EXPLORATORY DEVEL 6 74 02 A992 OTHER ADVANCED DEVEL 6 74 03 A993 OTHER ENGINEERING DEVEL 6 74 04 A994 OTHER OPERATIO(-4AL SYS DEVEL 6 74 O~ A995 OTHER MANAGEMENT AND ,SUPPOR 6 74 06 A996 ' 21 Reference Copy #21 SECTION I, PART A (3) AIR FORCE ROTE CODES .PROGRAM ELEMENT DO FORM 350 -----C-O-D-E-'----,------T-,-TL-E------~ITEM10A CODE 1 0 OPERATIONAL SYSTEM DEV 1 11 13 r 8..52 SQUADRONS A2H5 1 11 14 r 8-58 SQUADRONS A20" 1 11 15 F' F'B~~l SQUADRONS A2G5 l' 11 17 F' HOU D DOG tAGM~28) A3E5 1 11 18 F' SHT NG ATIK MSl (AGM.69~ A3H5 1'11 20 I SUBSON CRU1SE ARMED DeCOY A3M5 l' 11 21 F' 8-1 SQUADRONS A2Q5 1 11 33 r SR-7i SQUAbRONS, A2A5 ' 1 11 42 F' KC-135 SQUADRONS A2T5 1 12 12 F' TIT AN SQUADRONS A3B5 1 12 13 F' MINUTEMAN SQUABRONS A3 15 V 1 13 11 F' SACCON-SAC COM-CNTRl NETWOR A7A5 1 13 12 F' PACCS.POST ATK COM CNTRlSY A7S5 1 13 16 F' SAC COMMUNICATIONS (DCS) AGR5 1 13 17 F' PACCS COMM~NIC~TIONS AGS5 1'13 21· r: SPECIAL PURPOSE COMM A7W5 1 13 22 F' TITAN COMM~NICATIONS AG25 1 13 23 F' MINUTEMAN COMMUNICATIONS AG35/ 1 18 11 r: COMMAND HDbS (SAC) AQ85 1 18 12 F' SATELLITE BASING A3Q5 1 21' 11 F' F' ..101 SQUADRONS A2U5 1 21 14 F' 1='-106 SQUADRONS A2X5 1 21 17 F' IMPR MANNED INTERCPT SQDNS AB85 1 22 11 F' BOHARC SQUADRONS A215 1 2311 F' NORAD'COC A7G5 1 23 14 F' BACK-UP rNTCPT CNTRl SYS AGTS 1 23 17 F' JOINT CONTROL SENTERS AGU5 1 23 18 F' REGION CONtROl CENTERS AGV5 ,1-23 19 F' NORAD MANUAL C~~Rl CNTRS AGW5 "1 23 23 F' NORAD~COC tOMMUNICATIONS AGX5 123 24 F' ADC COMMANb + eONTROL SYS AQC5 1 23 31 F' COMMUNICAT10NS (416-L) AGY5 ,/ l' 24 10 F' AWACS' A775 1 24 11 f" SURV RADAR STATIONS/SITES AGe5 1 24 12 F' (DEW) RADAR STATIONS AGD5 1 24 13 F' AIRBRN EW ~ CONtROL SYS AGE5 1 24 17 F' CONUS OVER THE HORIZON RAOA A735 1 24 21 F' PROGRAM 431 AGF"5 1 24 23 F' 'BMEWS) AGH5' 1 24 24 F' SPACE TRACK A4 8 5 1 24 25 F' OTH RADAR SYSTEM A7E5 Reference Copy #22 22 SECTION I, PART A (3) AIR FORCE ROTE CODES PROGRAM' ELEMENT DO FORM 350 , ITEM lOA CODE TITLE CODE 1 24 29 r NJKE TARGETS ., A3K5 1 24 31 r DEFENSE SUPPORT PROGRAM A4N5 1 24 41 F' PROGRAM 437-COMMUNICATIONS APA5 1 24 42 F' 8MEWS-COMMUNICATIONS APB5 A405 .~ 24 43 F' SPACETRACK~COMMUNICATIONS 1 24 44 r KoTA RADAR ... COMMUNICATIONS· APCS, 1 24 47 r DEP SUPT PROG.eOMMUNICATION A4P5 2 ,11 17 r AIRBN CMND POST-CINCUER AGJ5 2 11 18 r AIRBN CMND POST.CINCPAC AGK5. 2 71 11 F' B-57 SQUADRONS A225 2 71 20 F' A-37 SQUAD~ONS A245 2 ; A-7 SQUADRONS A2I5 7'1 21 ' . 2 71 24 r 1"-100 SQUADRONS A275 2 71,27 F' F'-105 SQUADRONS A2L5 2 71 28 r F'-4 SQUADRONS ,ABA5 2 71 29 F' r-111 SQUADRONS A285 2 71 30 F' r-15 SQUADRONS ABS5 2 71 31 r A-9/A-10 SQUADRONS ABC5 2 71 41 F' TACT)CAl A~M MlSSI(ES A3N5 2 71 52 F' ;-102 SQUADRONS ABE5 2 71 61 F' TACTICAL AIM MISSILES A2K5 2 72 12 F RF-10l SQUADRONS ABG5 2 72 '13 F' RF-4 SQUADRONS ABH5 2 72 31 r. C-130 TACT AIRLIFT SQONS AB15 2 72 32 F C-7A TACT AIRLIFT SOD~S ABJ5 2, 72 33 r AERIAL PORT SQUADRONS ABK5 2 72 34 F' C-123 TACT AIRLIFT SQONS A8l.5 2 72 35 F' TACT AEROMED AIRLIFT SODNS ABM5 2 72 36 F' STOlSQUADRONS AKC5 2 72 41 F' SPECIAL OP~RATIONS FORCES AG55 2 72 43 F' TACTICAL DRONE SUPpORT .-A305 2 72 51 F' EB-66 SQUADRONS ABN5 2 73 11 I" MACE AGl.5 2 73 13 F' MAVERICK AK05 2 74 11 F' OVERSEAS A1R WPN CNTRl SYS AGM5 5 2 74 12 r TAC AIR C~NTROL SYS A71 2 74. 13 F SEATACS A785 2 74 14 F' PACIFIC CMD + CTRL SYS AGG5 2 74 15 F' USAFE CHD ~ CTRl SYS AOOS 2 74 16 r TAC CMD + GTRL SYS ACES 2 74 21 F' OVERSEAS AIRWPN CNTRL SYS AG75 ,~ AG85 \-.:.,~/ 2 74 22 F' TACT AIR CNTRL SYS COMM 23 Reference Copy #23 SECTION I, PART A (3) AIR FORCE ROTE CODES PROGRAM ELEMENT DD :',': . FORM 350 ITE~ lOA CODE TITLE CODE 3 10 11 F' CRYPTO ACTIVITIES A745 3 10 15 F" TECH SENSOR COLLECTION A765 3 10 16 F' CREEK RIB AGN5 3 10 18 F" SUPPORr TO ARIS SHIPS A4J5 3 10 22 F' SCIENT rIC + TECH INTELL AG95 ;3 10 25 F" INTEL DATA HANDLING SVS A7P5 ;5 10 27 F' rOREST GREEN A0,...5 3 10 31 F' BIG TEAM AG05 3 10' 35 F" DEF SYS APPL PROGRAM APF5 3 10 36 F SPEC RECON VEHICLES APG5 3 10 57 F' INTELLIGENCE COMMUNICATIONS AQG5 3 31 1·0 F" DEFENSE SATELLITE COMM A4L5 3 31 12 F' AIRCOM-AF tOMM A705 3 31 25 F" .A I RCOM (DCS) AQH5 3 36 01' F" MIL SAT COMM SYS AQI5 3 41 11 F" SPECIAL ACTIVITIEs A4F5 3 42 11 F" NATIONAL ACTIVITIES AQJ5 3 43 11 F' SELECTED ACTIVITIES AQK5 3 51 10 F" SATELLITE CONTROL FACILITY A4K5 3 51 '13 F'" AEROSPACE RESCUE/REC AG05 3 51 14 F" TRAF CNTRl APReH +'lND SVS AGA5 3 51 16 F AERIAL TARGETS A2J5 3 51 17 F" WEATHER SERVICE COMM AQl.5 3 51 19 F" SPACE BOOSTERS A415 3 51 23 F" AFSC-ENG + INSTALLATIONS AQM5 3 51 24 F" AF"SC-CMO + CTRL SYS AQN5 3 5.1 51 F" SAT CTRL F"ACILITY·COMM AQ05 3 51 54 F' DEF NAV SAT SYSTEM AQP5 3 51 58 F SATELLITE DATA SYSTEM AQQ5 3 58 98 F' COMMAND AGSS _._:-- ri·: 4 11 16 F C-133 AIRL1FT SQUADRONS ASS5 4. 11 18 F" C-141 AIRLiFT SQUADRONS A205 4 11 19 F' C-5 AIRLIFT SQUADRONS A2E5 4 11 21 F" C-124 AIRLIFT SQUADRONS ABU5 4 11 22 F" AIRLIFT SUPPORT SVS ABV5 4 11 23 F" MILITARY A1R(IFT WING ASW5 4 11 24 F" AEROMEDICAL AIRLIFT SODNS ABX5 4 11 25 F' AERIAL POR~ SQDNS ABY5 4. 11 26 F' PASSENGER MVMT COMMERCIAL ABZ5 4 11 27 F" , CARGO TRNSPT COMMERCIAL AB15 4 12 14 F' AIR CARGO ~AT HNDL 463-L A7K5 '6 1 RESEARCH Reference Copy #24 SECTION I, PART A (3) AIR FORC'E ROTE CODES PROGRAM ELEMENT DO FORM 350 -----C-O-D-E------~------T-I-TL-E------~ ITE~lOA CODE 6 11 01 E _MATERIALS ~ DARPA A9Al 6 11 01 E MATHMATICAL SCIENCES • DARP A9B1 6 11 01 ePHYCHO + SOC SCIENCES - DAR A9C1 6 11 O~ E DEFENSE RES SCIENCES • DARP A9D1 6 11 01 F" I N-HOUSE LAB I ~D~SCH - Al0l 6 11 02 , GENERAL PHYSICS A1Al~ 6 11 02 F NUCLEAR PHYSICS A1Bl 6_ 11 02 F' CHEMISTRY A1Cl'/ 6 11 02 F MATHEMAT I CAL SC IENCES A1Dl v::. 6 11 02 ~ ELECTRONICS A1El/ :,.: .. 6 11 02 F MATER I ALS Alfl v' 6 11 02 F' MECHAN I CS A1G1v' 6 11 02 F ENERGY CONVERSION A1H1 ~ ~ 11 02 F TERRESTRIAL SCIENCES AlIi 6 11 02 F ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES A1Jl • 11 02 F ASTRONOMY-ASTROPHYSICS A1Kl, 6 11 02 F BIOLOGICAL + MEDICAL SCIENC A1L1/ 6 t IAL + 11 02' BEHAV OR SOCIAL SCI A1Ml//v 6 11 02 F UNIVERSITY PROGRAM A1Nl 6 2 EXPLORATORY DEVELOPMENT 6 21 01 E TECHNICAL STUDIES - DARPA A9G2 6 21 01 F ENVIRONMENT A182 6 21 02 E CLOUD GAP ~ DARPA A9D2 6 21 02 F MATERIALS A1C2 6 21 03 E AOV PROPELLANT CHEM - DARPA A9E2 6 21 04 e ENERGY CON~ERSION - DARPA A9F2 6 21 05 E ADVANCED E~GINEERING DARPA A9J2 6 22 01 F AEROSPACE FLIGHT DYNAMICS A2A2 6 22 02 F AEROSPACE BIOTECHNOLOGY A2B2 6 22 03 F' AEROSPACE ~ROPULSION A2C2 6 22 04 F AEROSPACE AVIONICS A202 6 23 01 e STRATEGIC TECHNOLOGY DARPA A9A2 6 23 02 F ROCKET PROPULSION A3B2 6 26-01 F' ADVANCED WEAPONS A6A2 A6B2 6 26 02 F' CONVENTIONAL MUNITIONS ,', " ." ...... 6 27 01 E NUCLEAR MONITOR RSH DARPA A~B2 6 2'7 02 E TACTICAL TECHNOLOGY DARPA A9C2 6 27 02 , GROUND ELECTRONICS A702 6 27 03 E ADVANCED SENSORS ~ DARPA A9H2 6 27 03 F' HUMAN RESOtJRCES A7E2 6 27 06 E DISTRIBUTI~E INFO SYS DARPA A912 Reference Copy #25 SECTION I, PART A (3) AIR FORCE ROTE CODES :. " : PROGRAM EL EMENT DO ~ '.: ':...'- ... __--~----__-,______~FORM3~ c· CODE ITEt.410A TITLE CODE .6 21 ['8 e ADV CMO/CT~L/COMM TECHNOLOG A9K2 6 21 09 E TRN F'ORECAST + DECISION TEC· A9L.2 6 3 ADVANCED OSVELBPMENT 6"31 01 F' PRE~IM D~1GN/DEV PLNG A18 3 6 31 02r EDUCATION ~RAJNING . A1A3 6 32 02.F' A/C PROP SUBSYS INTEG A203 6 3.2 03-r AnV AVIONItS F'aR AcrT A2E3 6 32 05 F' ·F'LIGHT VEH1CLE SUBSYSTEMS ABe3 6 32 08 F' RECON SENSORS/PROCESS TECH A2G3 6 32 11 F' AEROSPACE STRUST MATS A2J3 ·.6 32' 16 F' Anv TURBINe ENG GAS GEN A2P3 J 6 3 2 25 F' SUBSONIC CRUIse ARMED DecoY A2X3 6 3232 F' AOV AERIAL TGT"TECHNdLOGY A293 6 32 35 F' ~IGHTWEIGHT F'IGHTER A273 6 32 36 r ADV MEDIUM STOLTRANSPORT A2,3 6 32 37 F' STALL/SPIN INHIBITORS ABC3" 6 32 38 F' ADV TURBOF'>\N ENGINE A8D3 6 32 39 F' ADV TACTICAL F'lGHTER ABE3 6 32 40 F' ~IGHTWEIGHT FIGHTER ENGINE ABF'3 6 32 41 ,. eLECTRONIC~LLY AGILE RADAR ABG3 6 33 05 F' ADVANCED I~BM ~BASING A303 6 33 11 F' Anv BALL Re·ENTRY SYSTEM A3L.3 6 33 14 F' SJRATEGIC BOMBER PENETRATIO A3N3 6 34 01 ,.. SPACE VEHItLE SUBSYSTEM A4U3 6 34 02 F SPACE TEST PROGRAM A4X3 6 34 04 F' SATELLITES BAULOONS + ROCKE· A4Z3 6 34 08 II' ADVANCED L1aUID ROCKET TECH A4P3 6 34 11 F' ·SPACE SHUTTLE A4R3 6 34 21 F' SAT SYS FO~ PRECISE NAV1G A433 6 34 24 F' ADV SURVEILLAN6E TECH '?[1(:.J 6 3 6 34 28 F MISSILE + SPACE DEF'ENSE CON ADC3 6"34 29 F' MSL ATTACK ASSESSMENT ADD3 6 34 30 F' ADV SPACE tOMMUNICATIONS ADA3 6 36 01 F' CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS A6A3 ::'.-.., 6 36 05 II' ADV RAOIAT10N rECHNOLOGY A6E3 6 3~ 07 ~ C~OSE AIR SUPT WPN SYS A6G3 6 31 02 F' OVER HORIZON RADAR TECHN A7M3 6 31 O~ F' ADV CMO + CTRL CAPABILITY A7RJ 6 37 14 r "BASE SECUR1 TV . A7P3 6 37 15 F RECONNAISSANCE/INTELLIGENCE A703 6 37 18 F F'ORCE PROTECT SU8SYCONCEPT A7V3 26 Reference Copy #26 SECTION I, PART A (3) AIR FORCE ROTE CODES PROGRAM ELEMENT DO FORM 350 -----C-O-D-E------~------T-IT-L-E------~IT~~ri~A 6 37 19 ~ SIMULATOR rOR AIR TO AIR CM A7U3 6 37 23 ~ AEROSPACE rAe TECHN A7Y3 6 37 27 P lDV' COMMUNICATIONS TECH A773 6 37 28 r ADV COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY A743 6 37 31 ~ ADV DETECTION SYS DEV A763 6 37 39 ~ ADV'DRONE/REMOTE PILOTED -VE AGE3 6 37 40 ~ GROUND BASED sENSOR TECHN AGF3 6 37 41 ~ N?EFENSE SUPPRESS ION " A783 6 37 42 ~ I~-TO-AIR IDENT NON-COOP T AGG3 6 37 43 F ELECTRO OPYICA~ WAR~ARE AGH3 6 37 87 ~ NEW INITIATI~ES AGJ3 6 37 88 ~ PROTOTYPE oeVELOPMENT AGK3 6 4 ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT 6 42 06 ~ F-4 AVIONICS A21..4 6 42 12 ~ ACFT EQUIPMENT DEV A2N4 6 42 14 r: ADVANCED T~NKER A2Q4' 6 42 15 ~ B-1 42R4 6 42 20 F" EF .. l11A A2V4 6 42 25 ~ A~X AIRCRAF'T- A2W4 6 43 01 F", TAC AGM (MiVERICK) A3f4 6 43 09 F HOUND DOG II A3K4 6 43 10 ~ MINUTEMAN 11 IMPROVED 43L4 6 44 06 ~ SPACE DEFENSE SYSTEM A4G4 6 46 01 F' CHEMICAL Bl0LOSICAL DEF eQU A604 ..... ' 6 46 02F' ARMAMENT/ORDNANCE DEV A6A4 ...... ~./~~<:-.-.. 6 46 03 F' IMPROVED ACFT GUN SYS 4604 6 46 05 F 30MM CLOSE AIR- SUPT GUN SYS A6E4 6 47 01 F' TAC INFO PROCESS + INTERP A7E4 6 47 06F' ~IFE SUPPORT SYSTEM A7G4 6 47 08 ~ OTHE~ OPER.TIO~AL SU~PORT 4704 6 47 09 F IMPRVD TACT BOMBING A714 6 47 10 F' RECON/ELECT WARFARE EQUIP A7J4 6 47 11 ~ SYSTEMS SURVIVABILITY A7N4 6 47 14 F' IMPV ACFT FIREF1GHTING EQUI A71..4 6 47 15 F' INTEG PROG FOR AIR BASE DEF A1Q4 6 47 16 ~ SENSORS F/wfHR RECONN AcrT A7R4 6 47 18 F' COBRA MIST A7T4 6 47 21 ~ COMMON MOB1L suPT EQutP A7W4 6 47 23 F' A'OV ARBN CMNO POST (AABNCP) . A1Y4 6 47 28 F' TACT I CAL LORA'N A734 6 47 29 F' PILOT TRAINING A754 27 Reference Copy #27 SECTION I, PART A (3) AIR-FORCE ROTE CODES PROGRAM EL EMENT DO FORM 350 ITEM lOA CODE TITLE CODE 6 47 30 F' GRND BASED SENSOR DEV + TES A764 6 47 32 F' DRONE/REMOTE PILOT VEH SYS A784 6 47 33 F' SURFACE DEr SUPPRESSION A794 6 47 34 F' RF-X AGA4 6 47 35 F' IMPRVD CAP FOR OPN TEST EVA AG84. 6 47 36 F' FOREIGN ~EAPONS EVAL AGe4 6 47 38 F' PROJECTIVE SYSTEMS A144 6 47 39 F' r-4~r-l05 PROTECTIVE SYSTEM AGK4 6 47 40 F' APP INF'O PROCESSING TECHN AGE4 6 47 41 F' SID ~LOOKING RADAR . A7F4 6 47 42 F' PRECISION EMITTER LOC STRIK AGG4 6 47 43 F' TACTICAL SuPPORT JAMMING AGH4 6 47 44 F' AIR WARNING + CTRL SYS·AWAC AGI4 6 47 ,45 F' F'~4 WILD WtASEl/ALQ99 AGl.4 6 4.7 46 F eXPENDABLE DRO~ES AGM4 6 47 47 F ELECTROMAG PULSE TEST FACIL AGJ4 6 ·47 48 F' ADV FIGHTER PROTECTIVE SYS AGN4 6 47 50 F' INTELLIGENCE EQUIPMENT AGK4 - 6 5 MANAGEMENT + SUPPORT 6 51 01 F" ~IR FORCE PROJECT RAND A1A6. 6 51 02 F' ANALYTIC S~RVICES INC (ANSE A1B6 6 53 01 F' WESTERN TEST RANGE A3A6 6 '53 04 F' WESTERN TEST RNG-TELCOMM ' A3D6 6 54 02 F" AEROSPACE A4D6 6 57 04 F' ELECTROMAG COMP-TBlTY ANLY C A786 6 57 05 F' LINCOLN LABORATORy A7C6 6 57 06 F' MITRE A7D6 6 57 08 F" ACFT NAVIGSYS VERIFICATION A1I6 6 58 01 F" INTERNATL cooP R+D A8C6 6 58 02 F' AEDC BASE COSTS A886 6 58 05 F' DEVELOPMENT + TEST SUPPORT A8E6 6 58 06 F' ACQUISITION + 60MMAND SUPPO A8F6 NAT AERONAtJTICS + SPACE ADM RESEARCH NASA A981 EXPLORATORr DEV NASA A982 ADVANCED D~V ~ASA A983 ENGINEERIN~ DEY NASA A984 OPER SYS DEY NASA A985 . MANAGEMENT I'SUPPORT NASA A986 ALL OTHER 28 Reference Copy #28 SECTIO~ I, PART A (3) AIR FORCE ROTE CODES :' . PROGRAM ELEMENT DO FORM 350 '.',' ITEM lOA CODE TITLE CODE ~ OTHER RESEARCH 04991 OTHER EXPLORATORY OEVEL 04992 OTHER ADVANCEOoOEVEL 04993 OTHER ENGINEERING DEVEL 04994 OTHER OPERATIONAL SYS OEVEL A995 OTHER MANAGEMENT ANDSUPPOR A996 / ~. : 29 Reference Copy #29 r SECTION I - PART B - OTHER SERVICES AND CONSTRUCTION Code DJscription Code Description MAINTENANCE AND/OR REPAIR OF EQ)JIPMENT ARCHITECT, ENGINEER, EXPERT AND/OR J50l Aircraft CONSULTANT SERVICES (Cont'd) J502 Aircraft Engines R646 Management Engineering Service J503 Missiles R647 Material Testing J504 Vessels R648 Personnel Testing J505 Combat Vehicles R649 Production Engineeri~ J506 Non-Combat Vehicles -R651 Programming Services (for ADP or EAM J507 Electronic &Communication Equip. Equipment) J508 Furniture R652 Card Punching Services (for ADP or EAM J509 Office Machinery Equipment) J5l0 Railway Equipment R653 Management Improveinent Services (Studies, J5ll Tires surveys or reviews {or the purpose of J519 Equipment Other than J501 - J518 developing or improving organization, methods, procedures or systems) MODIFICATION, ALTERATION AND/OR REBUILD OF' R654 Management Assistance (Specific tasks under EQ)JrPMENT taken for management separate an~ apart from K53l Aircraft studies, surveys and- reviews) , K532 Aircraft Engines R657 Fueling &Other Petroleum Services K533 Missiles Excluding Storage K534 Vessels R658 Testing Cloth K535 Combat Vehicles R659 Service other than R64l - R658 K536 Non-Combat Vehicles K537 Electronic & Communication Equip. HOUSEKEEPING SERVICES K538 Railway Equipment S701 Gas K539 Equipment other-than K531 - K538 S702 Electricity S703 Telephone and/or Communication TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE SERVICES Service L54l Aircraft S704 Water L542 Aircraft Engines S705 Utility other than S70l - S704 L543 Missiles S706 Installation Bus Service (for other L544 Vessels vehicle hire, see v850) L545 Combat Vehicles S707 Chaplain Service L546 Non-Combat Vehicles S708 Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service L547 Electronic &Communication Equip. S709 Custodial - Janitorial Service L548 Rail.way Equipment , -S710 Insect and Rodent Control L549 EquiPment other than L541 - L548 S7ll Packing and Crating S712 Garbage Collection *OPERATION AND/OR MAINTENANCE -OF S713 Food Service GOVERNMENT-GWNED FACILITY S714 Fueling Service M60l Aircraft Facility S7i5 Fire Protection M602 Missile System Facility S720 Landscaping Service M603 Electronic &Communication S72l Recruiting Services for Civilians (including meals System Facility and/or lodging for recruits) M604 . Utility System S722 Surveillance Services M605 Ammunition Facility S723 Care of Remains and/or Funeral Services M606 Layaway - Standby Facility s724 Guard Services M609 Government Facility other than S799 Installation Housekeeping Service other M601 - M608 than S70l - s7B9 INSTALlATION OF EQ)JIPMENT PHOTOGRAPHIC, MAPPING, PRINTING AND N6ll Installation of Equipment PUBLICATION SERVICES TBol Film Processing Service SALVAGE SERVICES T802 Cataloging P62l Preparation &Disposal of Surplus T803 Charting and Excess Property T804 Reproduction P622 Vessel Salvage T805 Technical Writing P629 Salvage other than P621 - P628 TBo6 Art T807 Printing MEDICAL SERVICES TBo8 Photographic Q63l Dependent Medicare T8l9 Photo, Map, Printing or Publication Q632 Contract Surgeon Service Other than T80l - T818 Q639 Medical Service other than Q63l - Q638 TRAINING SERVICES ARCHITECT, ENGINEER, EXPERT AND/OR U821 Factory Training CONSULTANT SERVICES U822 Scientific and Management Education R64l Advertising Service of a Technical U823 Reserve Training Nature U824 Lectures for Training R642 Architect' - Engineer Service U825 Tutition Fees R643 Consultant Service u826 Billeting Costs for School Training R644 Drafting - Engineering U827 Faculty Salaries for Dependents Schools R645 Inspection u829 Training of Goyernment Personnel Other than U821 - U828 * Includes opera~ion of goverrunent-owned plant used for production purposes. Reference Copy #30 -~..:.: - SECTION I - PART B - OTHER SERVICES AND CONSTRUCTION (CONTINUED) Code DescriP~on Code Description TRANSPORTATION S~VICES CONSTRUCTION (Cont'd) Air Passenge~Transportation Service Administrative Facilities v841 Administrative Buildings v842 Air Cargo Transportation Service 1951 Vessel Charter 1952 Administrative Structures - Underground v843 Administrative Structures - Other v844 Cargo Space - Vessel 1953 v845 Passenger Space - Vessel v846 Cargo & Passenger Space - Vessel Housing & Community Facilities Vessel Operation Family Housing v847 Troop Housing v848 Tug Service Stevedoring 'Services Facilities for Personnel Support & v849 Services v850 Vehicle Hire / Railw,,¥ Equip. Charter Facilities for Morale, Welfare & v851 Recreation - Interior v8~ Transportation Service other than v841 - v858 Facilities for Morale, Welfare & Recreation - Exterior LEASE OR RENTAL, EXCEPT TRANSPORTATION utilities & Ground Improvements EQUIPMENT Y971 Electricity Generating Plants'& Transmission Lines ADP and/or BAM Equipment 1972 Heating Plants w871 Sewage &Waste Facilities w872 Hotel & Motel 1973 Storage Services 1974 Water Supply, Treatment & Storage w873 Facilities w879 Lease or Rental other than w8n - w878 1975 Roads & Streets CONSTRUCTION 1976 Railroad Tracks Operation &Training Facilities 1977 Ground Improvement Structure's (Drainage, Fencing, Gates, Guard Towers) 1901 Airfield Pavements Liquid Fueling & Dispensing Facilities 1978 Fire & Other Alarm Systems 1902 Miscellaneous uti1ities,Facilities 1903 Communications, Navigational Aids & 1979 Airfield Lighting Other Construction Missile Launching &Testing Facilities 1904 Land Operational Facilities 1981 1986 Rivers & Harbors, Or Flood Control 1905 Waterfront Operational, Facilities (Civil) , , (Military) Construction other than 1900-1986 1906 Harbor &Coastal Facilities (Military) 1989 1907' Training Facilities Maintenance &Production Facilities MAINTENANCE, REPAIR & ALTERATION OF REAL PROPERTY Maintenance Facilities Z991 Painting 1911 Building Maintenance, Alteration & 1912 Production 'Facilities Z992 Research, Development & Test Facilities Repair (Except Z991) R&D & Test Buildings Z993 Grounds Maintenance & Repair 1921 Roads Maintenance & Repair 1922 R&D & Test, other than Buildings Z994 Supply Facilities Z995 Drainage, Fencing, Pipeline Liquid Fuel Storage Faciiities Maintenance & Repair 1931 Maintenance & Repair (Other than Z991-Z995) 1932 Ammunition Storage Facilities Z999 1933 Cold Storage Facilities 1934 Covered Storage Facilities 1935 ,Open Storage Facilities Hospital & Medical Facilities 1941 Hospital & Infirmary Buildings 1943 Laboratories & Medical Clinics 1944 Dental Clinics 1945 Dispensaries 31 Reference Copy #31 PART C - SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Code Description Code Description WEAPONS (10) AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVES (13) 1005 Guns, through 30 mm 1305 Ammunition, through 30 rnm 1010 Guns, over 30 mm up to 75 mm 1310 Ammunition, over 30 mm up to 75 mm 1015 Guns, 75 mm through 125 mm 1315 Ammunition, 75 mm through 125 rnm 1020 Guns, over 125 I!lDI through 150 mm 1320 Ammunition, over 125 mm 1025 Guns, over 150 mm through 200 mm 1325 Bombs 1030 Guns, over 200 mm through 300 Mm' 1330 Grenades 1035 Guns, over 300 mm 1336 Guided Missile Warheads and Explosive, 1040 Chemical Weapons and Equipment Components 1045 Launchers, Torpedo and Depth Charge 1337 Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Explosive 1055 Launchers, Rocket and Pyrotechnic Propulsion Units, Solid Fuel; and Components 1070 Nets arid Booms,. Ordnance 1338 Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Inert 1075 Degaussing and Mine Sweeping Equipment Propulsion Units, Solid Fuel; and 1080 Camouflage and Deception Equipme~t Components '. 1090 Assemblies Interchangeable Between 1340 Rockets, Rocket Ammuni tfon & Rocket Weapons in Two or More Classes Components 1095 Miscellaneous Weapons 1345 Land Mines 1350 Underwater Mine Inert. Components NUCLEAR ORDNANCE (11) 1351 Underwater Mine Explosive Components 1105 Nuclear Bombs 1355 Torpedo Inert Components 1110 Nuclear Projectiles 1356 Torpedo Explosive Components 1115 Nuclear Warheads and Warhead Sections 1125 Nuclear Demolition Charge's 1360 Depth Charge Inert Components 1127 Nuclear Rockets 1361 Depth Charge Explosive Components 1365 Military Chemical Agents 1130 Conversion Kits, Nuclear Ordnance 1370 Pyrotechnics 1135 Fuzing and Firing Devices, Nuclear 1375 Demolition Materials Ordnance 1140 Nuclear Components 1376 Bulk Explosives 1145 Explosive and Pyrotechnic Components, 1377 Cartridge & Propellant Actuated Devices Nuclear Ordnance and Components, 1190 Specialized Test and Handling Equip 1380 Military Biological Agents ment, Nuclear Ordnance 1385 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Tools', Surface 1195 Mis'cellaneous Nuclear Ordnance 1386 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Tools, FIRE CONTROL EQUIPMENT (12) . Underwater ·1210 Fire Control Directors 1390 Fuzes and Primers 1220 Fire Control Computing Sights and Devices 1395 Miscellaneous Ammunition 1230 Fire Control Systems, Complete 1398 Specialized Ammunition Handling and 1240 Optical Sighting and Ranging Equipment Servicing Equipment 1250 Fire Control Stabilizing Mechanisms 1260 Fire Control Designating and Indicating GuiDED MISSILES (14) Equipment 1410 Guided Missiles 1265 Fire Control Transmitting and Receiving 1420 Guided Missile Components Equipment, except Airborne 1425 Guided Missile Systems,Complete 1270 Aircraft Gunnery Fire Control Components 1427 Guided Missile Subsystems 1280 Aircraft Bombing Fire Control Components 1430 Guided Missile Remote Control Systems 1285 Fire Control Radar Equipment, except 1440 Launchers, Guided Missile -_. . _. Airborne 1450 Guided Missile Handling and "-'.' ; Servicing Equipment 1287 Fire Control Sonar Equipment 1290 Miscellaneous Fire Control Equipment AIRCRAFT: AND AIRFRAME S.TRUCTURAL CCMPONENTS (15) 1510 Aircraft, Fixed Wing 1520 Aircraft, Rotary Wing 1540 Gliders 1550 Drones 1560 Airframe Structural Components 32 Reference Copy #32 SECTION I PART C - SUPPLIES AND EQUlalENT (CONTINUED) I Code c, Description Code Description ------+-----~------~+------+----~------AIRCRAFT CCMPONENTS AND ACCESSORIES (16) SHIP AND MARINE EQUIalENT (20) 1610 Aircrat't Propellers 2010 Ship And Boat Propulsion Components 1615 Helicopter Rotor Blades, Drive Mechanisms 2020 Rigging and Rigging Gear and components 2030 Deck Machinery 1620 Aircrat't Landing Gear Components 2040 Marine Hardware and Hull Items 1630 Aircraft Wheel and Brake Systems 2050 Buoys 2060 Commercial Fishing Equipment 1650 Aircraft Hydraulic, Vacuum, and De-icing 2090 Miscellaneous Ship and Marine Equipment System components 1660 Aircraft Air Conditioning, Heating, and Pressurizing Equipment 1670 Parachutes; Aerial Pick Up, Delivery, Re covery Systems; and Cargo Tie Down E quipment 1680 Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories and Components AIRCRAFT LAUNCHING, LANDING, AND GRaJND HANDLING EQUIPMENT (17) 1710 Aircraft Arresting, Barrier, and Barricade Equipment 1720 Aircraft Launching Equipment 1730 Aircraft Ground Servicing Equipment 1740 Airfield Specialized Trucks and Trailers SPACE VEHICLES (18) 1810 Space Vehicles 1820 Space Vehicle Components 1830 Space Vehicle Remote Control Systems· 1840 Space Vehicle Launch",rs. 1850 Space Vehicle Handling. and Servicing Equipment 1860 Space Survival Equipment SHIPS, SMALL CRAFT, PONTOONS, AND FLOATING DOCKS (19) 1900 Frigates and Corvettes 1901 Aircraft Carriers 1902 Cruisers 1903 Destroyers 1904 Submarines 1905 Subchasers 1906 Minelayers and Minesweepers 1907 Landing Craft 1908 Torpedo Boats and Gun Boats 1909 Hydrofoils 1910 Transport Vessels, Passenger and Troop 1911 Amphibious Assault ships 1915 Cargo and T~er Vessels 1920 Fishing Vessels 1921 Tugs and Towboats 1922 Fire Boats 1923 Ice Breakers 1924 Repair Ships 1925 Tender Vessels 1926 Lightships 1927 Cable Ships 1928 Salvage Vessels 1929 Rescue Vessels 1930 Barges and Lighters, Cargo 1935 Barges and Lighters, Special·Purpose 1940 Small Craft 1945 Pontoons and Floating Docks. 1950 Floating Drydocks 1955 Dredges 1990 Miscellaneous Vessels 33 Reference Copy #33 SECTION I PART C - SUPPLIES AND E Code Description Code Description RAILWAY EQUIPMENT (22) ~ 2940 Engine Air and Oil Filtelo, Strainers, 2210 Locomotives and Cleaners, Nonaircraft 2220 ·Rail Cars 2945 Engine Air and Oil Filxers, Strainers, 2230 Right-of-Way Construction and Main ·and Cleaners, Aircraft tenance Equipment, Railroad 2950 Turbosuperchargers 2240 Locomotive and Rail Car Accessories 2990 Miscellaneous Engine Accessories, and Components Nonaircraft 2250 TraCk Materials, Railroad 2995 Miscellaneous Engine Accessories, Aircraft MOTOR VEHICLES, TRAILERS, AND CYCLES (23) / 2305 Ground Effect Vehicles MECHANICAL PCMER TRANSMISSION E VEHIClJIAR EQUIPMENT CCMPONENTS (25) WOODWORKING MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT (32) 2510 Vehicular Cab, Body, and Frame 3210 Sawmill and Plani~ M.111 MaChin.ery Structural Components 3220 Woodworking Machines 2520 Vehicular Power Transmission Components 3230 Tools and Attachments for Woodworking 2530 Vehicular Brake, Steering, Axle, Machinery Wheel, and Track Components 2540 Vehicular Furniture and Accessories METALWORKING MACHINERY (34) 2590 Miscellaneous Vehicular Components 3405 Saws and Filing Machines 3408 Machining Centers and Way-Type Machines TIRES AND TUBES (26) 3410 Electrical and Ultrasonic Erosion Machines 2610 Tires and Tubes, Pneumatic, Except 3411 Boring Machines Aircraft 3412 Broaching Machines 2620 Tires and Tubes, Pneumatic, Aircraft 3413 Drilling and Tapping Machines 2630 Tires, Solid and Cushion 3414 Gear Cutting and Finishing Machines 2640 Tire Rebuilding and Tire and Tube 3415 Grinding Machires Repair Materials 3416 Lathes ENGINES; 1URBINES, AND CCMPONENTS (28) 3417 Milling Machines 2805 Gasoline Reciprocating Engines, Except 3418 Planers and Shapers Aircraft; and components 3419 Miscellaneous Machine Tools 2810 Gasoline Reciprocating Engines, Air 3422 Rolling Mills and Drawing Machines craft; and Components· 2815 Diesel E~ines and Components 3424 Metal Heat Treating and Non-Thermal Treating 2820 Steam Engines, Reciyrocating; and 3426 Equipment Components 3426 Metal Finishing Equipment 2825 Steam Turbines and ·Components 3431 Electric Arc Welding Equipment 3432 Electric Resistance Welding Equipment 2830 Water Turbines and Water Wheels; and Components 3433 Gas Welding, Heat Cutting, wld Metalizing 2835 Gas Turbines and Jet<...¥IlI?ines, Except Equipment Aircraft; and Components 3436 Welding Positioners and Manipulators 2840 Jas Turbines and Jet Engines, Air 3438 Miscellaneous Welding Equipment craft, and Components 3439 Miscellaneous Welding, Soldering, and 2845 Rocket Engines and Components Brazing SUpplies· and Accessories 2895 Miscell~eous Engines and Components 3441 Bending and Forming Machines ENGINE ACCESSORIES (29) 3442 H;rdraulic and Pneumatic Presses, Power 2910 Engine Fuel System Components, Driven Nonaircraft . 3443 MechrurlcaI Presses, Power Driven 2915 Engine Fuel System Components, Aircraft 3444 Manual Presses 2920 Engine Electrical System Components, 3445 Punching and Shearing Machines Nonaircraft 3446 Forging M~chinery and Hammers 2925 Engine Electrical System Components, Aircraft 3447 Wire and'Metal Ribbon Forming Machines 2930 Engine Cooling System components, 3448 Riveting Machines Nonaircraft 3449 Miscellaneous Secondary Metal Forming 2935 Engine Cooling System Components, Air and Cutting Machines craft 3450 Machine Tools, Portable 3455 Cutting Tools for Machine Tools 34 Reference Copy #34 SECTION I PART C - SUPPLIES AND ,EQUIEMENT (CONTINUED) Code Description Code Description 3456 Cutting and Forming Tools for Secondary MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIEMENT (39) Metal>'orking Machinery 3910 Conveyors Machine Tool Accessories 3915 Materials Feeders 3460 Materials Handling Equipment, Non-Self 3461 Accessories for Secondary M~talworking 3920 Machinery , Propelled 3930 Warehouse Trucks and Tractors, Self- 3465, Production Jigs, Fixtures, and Templates Propelled Machine Shop Sets, Kits, and Outfits 3470 3940 Blocks, Tackle, Rigging, and Slings 3950 Winches, Hoists, Cranes, and Derricks SERVICE AND ~QUIH-1ENT (35) Elevators and Escalators Laundry and Dry Cleaning Equipment 3960 3510 3990 Miscellaneous Materials Handling Equipment 3520 Shoe ,Repairing Equipment 3530 Industrial Sewing Machines and Mobile ROPE, CABLE, CHAIN, AND FITTINGS (40) Textile Repair Shops 4010 Chain and Wire Rope 3540 Wrapping and ,Packaging Machinery Fiber Rope, Cordage, and Twine Vending and Coin Operated Machines 4020 3550 4030 Fittings for Rope, Cable, and Chain Miscellaneous Service and Trade Equip 3590 REFRIGERATION, AIR CONDITIONING, AND AIR CIR' ment CUIATING EQUIPMENT (41) Refrigeration Equipment SPECIAL IN1lUSTRY MACHINERY (36) 4110 4120 Air Conditioning ,Equipment 3605 Food Products Machinery and Equipment Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Printing, Duplicating, and Bookbinding 4130 3610 Components Equipment Fans, Air Circulators, and Blower Equip Industrial Marking Machines 4140 3611 ment 3615 Pulp and Paper Industries Machinery 3620 Rubber and Plastic Working Machinery Textile Industries Machinery FIRE FIGHTING, RESCUE, AND SAFETY EQUIEMENT 3625 (42) Clay 8nd Concrete Products Industries 4210 Fire Fighting Equipment 3630 4220 Marine Lifesaving and Diving Equipment Machinery , Decontaminating and Impregnating Equipment Crystal and Glass Industries Machinery, 4230 3635 4240 Safety and Rescue Equipment 3640 Tobacco Manufacturing Machinery 3645 Leather Tanning and Leather Working Industries Machinery RlMPS AND COMPRESSORS (43) Chemical and Pharmaceutical Products 4310 Compressors and Vacuum Pumps 3650 4320 Power and Hand Pumps Manufacturing Machinery . Centrifugals, Separators, and Pressure and Gas Generating and Dispensing Systems, 4330 3655 Vacuum Filters Fixed or Mobile 3660 Industrial Size Reduction Machinery FUl)NACE, STEAM PLANT, AND DRYING EQUIEMENT; 3670 Specialized Semiconductor; Microelec AND NUCLEAR REACTORS (44) tronic Circuit Device, and Printed, 4410 Industrial Boilers Circuit Board Manufacturing Machinery 4420 Heat Exchangers and Steam Condensers 3680 Foundry Machinery, Related Equipment 44~0 Industrial Furnaces, Kilns, Lehrs, and and Supplies OVens ' , 3685 Specialized Metal cOntainer Manufac 4440 Driers, Dehydrators, and Anhydrators turing Machinery and Related Equipment '3690 Specialized Ammunition and Ordnance 4460 Air Purification Equipment Machinery and Related Equipment 4470 Nuclear Reactors 3693 Industrial Assembly Machines 3694 Clean Work Stations, Controlled Environ· PLUMBING, HEATING, AND SANITATION EQUIEMENT (45) ment and Related Equipment 4510 Plumbing Fixtur~s and Accessories 3695 Miscellaneous Special Industry Machinery, 4520 Space Heating Equipment and Domestic Water Heaters ,"MRlCULTURAL MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT (37) 4530 Fuel Burning Equipment Units .';/Ii{, :, '3710 Soil Preparation Equipment 4540 Miscellaneous Plumbing, Heating, and 3720 Harvesting Equipment Sanitation Equipment 3730 Dairy, Poultry, and Livestock Equipment 3740 Pest, Disease, and Frost Control Equip WATER PURIFICATION AND SEWAGE TREATMENT 3750 Gardening Implements and Tools EQUIPMENT (46) 3760 Animal Drawn Vehicles and Farm Trailers 4610 Water Purification Equipment 3770 Saddlery, Harness, Whips, and Related 4620 Water Distillation Equipment, Marine and Animal Furnishings Industrial 4630 Sewage Treatment Equipment CONSTRUCTION, MINING, EXCAVATING, AND HIGHWA MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENr (38) PIPE, TUBING, HOSE, AND FITTINGS (47) 3805 Earth Moving and Excavating Equipment 4710 Pipe and Tube 3810 Cranes and Crane-Shovels 4720 Hose and Tubing, Flexible 3815 Crane and Crane-Shovel Attachments 4730 Fittings and Specialties: Hose, Pipe, and 3820 Mining, Rock Drilling, Earth Boring, Tube and Related Equipment 3825 Road Clearing and Cleaning Equipment VALVES (48) 3830 Truck and Tractor Attachments 4810 Valves, Powered 3835 Petroleum Product'ion and Distribution 4820 Valves, Nonpowered Equipment 3895 Miscellaneous Construction Equipment Reference Copy #35 35 SECTION I PART C - SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT (CONTINUED) ..... , ". Description Code Description Code Materials SHOP EQUIPMENT (49) Roofing and Siding MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR and Gates Maintenance and Repair FenCing, Fences, Motor Vehicle and Related Metal Products Shop Specialized Equipment Architectural Miscellaneous Construction Materials Aircraft Maintenance and Repair Sbop Equipment Specialized DETECTION AND COHERENT RADIA Torpedo Maintenance, Repair, and Checkout COMMUNICATION, Equipment TION EQUn'MENT (58) Specialized Telephone·and Telegraph Equipment Charges and Underwater Mines 5805 4923 * Depth Communications Security Equipment and Maintenance, Repair and Checkout 5810 Equipment Components Specialized Otber Cryptologic Equipment and Components Ammunition Maintenance, Repair, and 5811 4925 .5815 Teletype and Facsimile Equipment Checkout Specialized Equipment Communication Equip Checkout 5820 Radio and Television Rocket Maintenance, R~ Airborne 4927 * Equipment . . ment, Except Specialized and Television Communication Equip and Fuel Dispensing Equipment 5821 Radio 4930 Lubrication ment, Airborne Fire Control Maintenance and Repair Shop 4931 5825 Radio Navigation EqUipment, Except Airborne Specialized Equipment Equipment, Airborne Repair Shop 5826 Radio Navigation 4933 Weapons Maintenance and and Public Address Equipment 5830 Intercommunication Specialized Systems, Except Airborne Missile Maintenance, Repair, and 4935 Guided Intercommunication and Public·~ddress Checkout Specialized Equipment 5831 and Repair Systems, Airborne 4940 Miscellaneous Maintenance and Reproducing Equipment Equipment 5835 Sound Recording Shop Specialized F,quipment, Except Airborne Maintenance, Repair, and 5840 Radar 4960 Space Vehicle Radar Equipment, Airborne Checkout Specialized Equipment 5841 5845 Underwater Sound Equipment Visible and Invisible Light Communication HAND TOOLS (51) 5850 Nonpowered Equipment 5110 Hand Tools, Edged, Vision Equipment, Emitted and Nonedged, Nonpowered 5855 Night 5120 Hand Tools, Reflected Radiation 5130 Hand Tools, Power Driven Radiation DeVices, and Counter 5860 Stimulated Coherent 5133 Drill Bits, Counterbores, and Accessories Hand and Machine Components, sinks: Electronic Countermeasures Equipment and Collets: Hand and 5865 5136 Taps, Dies, Miscellaneous Communication Equipment Machine 5895 5140' Tool and Hardware BOl 36 SECTION I PART C - SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT (CONTINUED) Code Description Code Description 6130 Converters, Electrical, Nonrotating PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT (67) 6135 'Batteries, Primary 6710 Cameras, Motion Picture 6140 Batteries, Secondary 6720 Cameras, Still Picture 6145 Wire and Cable, Electrical 6730 Photographic PrOjection Equipment 6150 Miscellaneous Electric Power and 6740 Photographic Developing and Finishing Distributio~ent Equipment ' 6750 Photographic Supplies LIGHTING FIX'lURES AND LAMPS (62) 6210 Indoor and OUtdoor Electric Lighting 6760 Photographic Equipment and Accessories Fixtures 6770 Film, Processed 6220 Electric Vehicular Lights and Fixtures 6780 Photographic Sets, Kits, and Outfits 6230 Electric Portable and Hand Lighting Equipment CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL PRODUCTS (68) 6240 Electric Lamps 6810 Chemicals 6250 Ballasts, Lampholders, and Starters 6820 Dyes 6830 Gases: Compressed and Liqu,efied 6260 Nonelectrical Lighting Fixtures 6840 Pest Control Agents and Disinfectants 6850 Miscellaneous Chemical Specialties AIARM AND SIGNAL SYSTEMS (63) 6310 Traffic and Transit Signal Systems TRAINING AIDS AND DEVICES (69) 6320 Shipboard Alarm and Signal Systems 6910 Training Aids 6330 Railroad Signal and Warning Devices 6920 Armament Training Devices 6340 Aircraft Alarm and Signal Systems 6930 Operational Training Devices 6350 Miscellaneous Alarm and Signal Systems 6940 Communication Training Devices MEDICAL, DENTAL, AND VETERINARY EQUIPMENT AND roRNIWRE (71) SUPPLIES (65) , 7105 Household Furniture 6505 Drugs, Biologicals, and Official Reagents 7110 Office Furniture 6508 Medicated Cosmetics and Toiletries 7125 Cabinets, Lockers, Bins, and Shelving 6510 Surgical Dressing Materials 7195 Miscellaneous Furniture and Fixtures 6515 Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equip ment, and Supplies HOJSEHOLD AND CG1MERCIAL roRNISHINGS AND 6520 Dental Instruments, Equipment, and APPLIANCES (72) Supplies 7210 Household Furnishings 6525 X-Ray Equipment and Supplies: Medical, 7220 Floor Coverings _ Dental, Veterinary 7230 Draperies, Awnings, and Shades 7240 Household and Commercial Utility Containers 6530 Hospital Furniture, Equipment, Utensils, 7290 Miscellaneous Household and Commercial and Supplies Furnishings and Appliances 6532 Hospital &Surgical Clothing &Related Special Purpose Items ' , FOOD PREPARATION AND SERVING EQUIR-IENT (73) 6540 Opticians' Instruments, Equipment, and 7310 Food Cooking, Baking, and Serving Equipment Supplies 7320 Kitchen Equipment and Appliances 6545 Medical Sets, Kits, and OUtfits 7330 ,Kitchen Hand Tools and Utensils 7340 Cutlery and Flatware INSTRUMENTS AND LABORATORY EQUIR-IENT (66) 7350 Tableware 6605 Navigational Instruments 6610 Flight Instruments 7360 Sets, Kits, and OUtfits: Food Preparation 6615 Automatic Pilot Mechanisms and Airborne , and Serving Gyro Components 6620 Engine Instruments OFFICE MACHINES, VISIBLE RECORD EQUIPMENT, 6625 Electrical and Electronic Properties AND DATA PROCESSING EQUIR-IENT (74) Measuring and Testing Instruments 7~J9 Punched Card System Machines 6630 Chemical Analysis Instruments 71f1i!b ' Accounting and calculating Machines 6635 Physical Properties Testing Equipment 7430 Typewriters and Office Type Composing 6636 Environmental Chambers and Related Machines Equipment 7440 Automatic Data Processing Syste~: Indus 6640 Laboratory Equipment and Supplies trial, Scientific, and, Office Types 6645 Time Measuring Instruments 7450 Office Type Sound Recording and Repro 6650 Optical Instruments ducing Machines 6655 Geophysical and Astronomical Instruments 7460 Visible Record Equipment 6660 Meteorological Instruments and Apparatus 7490 Miscellaneous Office Machines 6665 Hazard-Detecting Instruments and Apparatus OFFICE SUPPLIES AND DEVICES (75) 6670 Scales and Balances 7510 Office Supplies 6675 Drafting, Surveying, and Mapping 7520 Office Devices and Accessories Instruments 7530 Stationery and Record Forms 7540 Standard Forms 6680 Liquid and Gas Flow; Liquid Level, and Mechanical Motion Measuring Instruments BOOKS, MAPS, AND 0'lHER RIBLlCATIONS (76) 6685 Pressure, Temperature, and Humidity Meas 7610 Books' and Pamphlets uring and controliing Instruments 7630 Newspapers and Periodicals 6695 Combination and Misce~~aneous Instruments 7(5#0 Maps, Atlases, Charts, and Globes 7650 Drawings and Specifications 7660 Sheet and Book MUsic 'Reference Copy #37 37 SECTION I PAm' C - SUPPLIES AND EQUTIMENT (CONTlNUED) Code Description Code Description 1610 Microf'1lm, Processed 8455 Badges and Insignia 1690 Miscellaneous Printed Matter 8460 Luggage 8465 Individual Equipment MUSICAL INBmtJME!fi'S ~ PHONOGRAPHS, AND !lOME- 8470 AnDor, Personal TYPE RADIOS (11) 8475 Specialized Flight Clothing and Accessories 1110 Musical Instruments 1120 Musical Instrume6.t. Parts and'Accessories TOILlmUES (85) 1130 Phonographs, Rad1oii';-and Television 8510 Per1'Umes, Toilet PreparatiOns, and Powders Sets: Home Type 8520 Toilet Soap, Shaving Preparations, and,' 1140 Phonograph Records Dent1f'rices 8530 Personal Toiletry Articl~s RECREATIONAL ANDATHLEl'IC EQUllMENT (18) 8540 Toiletry Paper Products , Athletic and Sporting Equipment Games, Toys and Wheeled Goods, AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES (87) Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment 8710 Forage and Feed 8720 Fertilizers CLEANING EQUIIMEl'iT AND SUPPLIES (19 ) 8730 Seeds and Nursery Stock 1910 Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaners 1920 Brooms, Brushes, Mops, and Sponges LIVE ANIMALS (88) 7930 Cleaning and Polishing Compounds and 8810 -, Live Animals, Raised f'or ~ood Preparations 8820 Live Animals, Not Raised f'or Food BRtISlIm, PAINTS, SEALERS, AND ADHESIVES (80) SUBSISTENCE (89') 8010 Paints, Dopes. Varnishes, and Related 8905 Meat, Poultry, and Fish Products 8910 Dairy Foods and Eggs 8020 Paint and Artists' Brushes 8915 Fruits and Vegetables 8030 Preservative and Sealing Compounds 8920 Bakery and Cereal Products , 8040 Adhesives 8925 Sugar, Confectionery, and Nuts CONTAINERS~ PACKAGING, AND PACKING SUPPLIES 8930 jams, Jellies, and Preserves (81) , 8935 Soups and Bouillons 8105 Bags and Sacks 8940 Special Dietary FOods and Food Specialty 8110 Drums and Cans Preparations Al15 ,Boxes" qa:M;ons, and Crates 8945 Food Oils and Fats ~ Commercial and Industrial'Gas Cylinders 8950 Condiments and Related Products 812~ Batt,l.es and Jars 8955 Cof'f'ee, Tea, and Cocoa, Si30 Reels and Spoc)J;s 8960 Beverages, Nonalcoholic L\135 Packaging and Packing BulIt Materials 8965 Beverages, Alcoholic 8140 Ammunition and Nuclear Ordnance Boxes, 8970 Compos1-1Ie Food Packages 'Fackages and'~ecial Containers 8915 Tobacco Products 81~5 Specialized Shipping and Storage Contailll'rs TEXTILES, LEATHER, FURS, APPAREL AM> SHOE FINDINGS. TENTa & FLAGS (83) FUELS, LUBRICA1ITS, OILS, AND WAXES (91) 8305 Textile Fabrics 9110 Fuels, Solid 8310 'Yam and Thread 8315 Notions and Apparel Findings 9130 Liquid Propellants and Fuels, Petroleum 8320 Padding and Stuf'f'ing Materials Base . 8325 Fur Materials 9135 Liquid Propellant Fuels and Oxidizers, Chem1,ca1 Base 8330 Leather 9140 Fuel Oils' 8335 Shoe Findings and Soling Materials 8]40 Tents and Tarpaulins 9150 Oils and Greases: Cutting, Lubricating, 8345 , l'lruts a,nd Pennants and Hydraulic CLCIl'IIING, INDIVIDUAL ZQUIPMENT, 9160 Miscellaneous Waxes, Oils, and Fats AND ImJI<,Rf.IA (84) 8405 OuterWear, i-leti< s NONMFlrALLIC FABRICATED MATERIALS (93) 8410 Outerwear, Wame.l' s ,9310 Paper and Paperboard 8415 Clothing, Special Purpose 9320 ,Rubber Fabricated Materials 8420 Underwear and Nightwear, Men's 9330 Plastics Fabricated Materials 8425 Underwear and Nightwear, Women's 9340 Glass Fabricated Materials 9350 Refractories and Fire Surfacing Materials 8430 Footwear, Men's 8435 Footwear, Women's 9390 Miscellaneous Fabricated Nonmetallic 8440 Hosiery, Handwear, and Clothing Materials Accessories, Men's 8445 Hosiery, Handwear, and Clothing NONME:l'ALLIC CRUDE MATERIAI.'l (94) AcceSSOries: Wamen's 9410 Crude Grades of' Plant Materials 8450 Children's and Infants' Apparel and 9420 Fibers: Vegetable, Animal, and Synthetic Accessories r 9430 Miscellaneous Crude Animal Products, Inedible 9440 Miscellaneous Crude Agricultural and Fo~ estry Products 9450 Nonmetallic Scrap, Except Textile Reference Copy #38 38 SECTION I PART C - SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT (CONTINUED) Code Description Code Description METAL BARS, SHEETS, AND SHAPES (95) 9505 Wire, Nonelectrical, Iron and Steel 9510 Bars and Rods, Iron and Steel 9515 Plate, Sheet, and Str~p~ Iron and 'Steel 9520 Struct~pes, Iron and Steel 9525 Wire, 0 lectrical, Nonferrous Base Metal / 9530 Bars and Rods, Nonferrous Base Metal 9535 Plate, Sheet, Strip, and Foil: Non ferrous Base Metal 9540 Structural Shapes, Nonferrous Base Metal 9545 Plate, Sheet, Strip, Foil, and Wire: Precious Metal (RES, MINERALS, AND THEIR ,PRIMARY PRODUCTS (96) 9610 Ores 9620 Minerals, Natural and Synthetic 9630 Additive Metal Materials and Master Alloys 9640 Iron and Steel Primary and Semifinished Products 9650 Nonferrous Base Metal Refinery and Intermediate Forms 9660 Precious Metals Primary Forms 9670 Iron and Steel Scrap ·9680 Non ferrous Metal Scrap MISCELLANEOUS (99) 9905 Signs, Advertising Displays, and Identification Plates 9910 Jewelry 9915 Collectors' Items 9920 . Smokers' .Articles and Matches 9925 . Ecclesiastical Equipment, Furnishings, and Supplies 9930 Memorials: Cemeterial and Mortuary Equipment 'and Supplies 9999 Miscellaneous Items .' -=-!"f -,' :~:.:.., Reference Copy #39 39 SECTION II - CODING FOR ITEM lOB OF DD FORM 350 (System or Equipment) Purpose. The DD Form 350 codes in this Section II have.been developed to facilitate analysis of DoD procurement by major weapon system, equipment or item. Only production items are covered by this coding system; RDTE work is excluded since it is covered by Section I, Part A of this manual. In addition to RDTE, codes in this section are not applicable to Construction, Subsistence, Clothing~iles or Petroleum. Codes generally have been / assigned to all production items whose annual programmed proGurement is . $2,000,000 or more. Accordingly, if an end item or a component identifiable to an end item cannot be identified with a specific code, a request for a code together with the applicable DD Form 350 should be addressed to the appropriate organization specified in ASPR 21-103(b). Submission·of the DD Form 350 will not be delayed pending resolution of the inquiry. Description and Use. The DD Form 350 code,consisting of three alpha betical digits, is shown in the first column of Section II. The first digit identifies one of the following major categories of equipment: A. Aircraft E. Weapons B. Aircraft Engines F. AmmtUlition C. Missiles &Rockets G. Electronics D. Vehicles H. Other Equipment S. Ships The second digit identifies a subdivision of the major category, e.g., Fighter Aircraft, and the third digit identifies the specific item, e.g., F-Ill. Normally each system or equipment code shall include all subsystems, components, repair parts, modifications, repairs and related supplies and services (other than RDTE and const~~ction) which are procured specifically for the system or equipment. Except-fori's to this rule are those instances where a specific equipment item or a major component has been assigned a separate code, e.g., J-52 Turbojet Aircraft Engines. If a procurement is for compo nents, parts, or services covering more ~han one system or equipment, but 75% or more of the dollar amotUlt is allocabl~to a single system or equipment, the code of that system or equipment shall be assigned. Otherwise, multi-system procurements shall not be assigned a specific code. Each Department shall use only that part of Section II designated for it, e.g., Part A for Army, Part B for Navy, and Part C for Air Force. The arrangement of systems or equipment by major category is as follows: Reference Copy #40 40 l. Aircraft by design munber within each basic mission symbol, e.g., A-4, A-5, A-6, F-4. 2. Aircraft Engines by design number within type of engine. 3. Missiles 3.nd Rockets by design number. (Note: If an aircraft, missile or rocket ·reported on DD Form 350 does not have a~ission symbol or letter prefix listed in the Manual but agrees as to desI~number, the code applicable to that design number'shall be assigned. For example, an RB-52 Aircraft would be assigned the code for B-52. The series symbol f'or an item is not used; e.g., F-lll is· used rather than F-lllA or F-lllB.) 4. Air Force Electronics and Communications numerically by system number. 5. All Other Categories alphabetically by key word or words and by size of caliber. If a system or equipment code is not applicable to a DD Form 350 transaction, or if the system or equipment bears a security classification prohibiting unclassified disclosure of the code title in combination with other DD Form 350 items, the code "000" (three zeros) shall be assigned. 41 Reference Copy #41 SECTION ll" PART A, ARMY SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO rORM DESCRIpTION Of SYSTEMiEQUIPMENT DD fORM DESCRIPTION OF' SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 CODE AUB U-s SEMINOLE A AIRCRAFT AUt: U-6 BEAVER AUO U-l0 COURIER AC CARGO/TRANSPORT AUE U-21 UTE AUF' U/RU~9 AERO COMMANDER ACG C-47 SKYTRAIN ACY C-142 AV VTOL/STOL. AH HE.L. ICOP TER AVA OV-1 MOHAWK Ave CV-2 CARIBOU AHA UH-1 IROQUOIS AVC XV-3 AHB 104-2 SEASPRITE . AVO· XV-5 AHC OH-58 KIOWA AVE eV-7 BUFFAL.O AHD OH-6A CAYUSE AVF' XV-6 AHE L.OH/OH-5/6 PAWNEE AVG XV-8 rL.EEP AHf TH~13T INSTRUMENT TRAINER AVH XV-9 AHG OH/TH-13 SIOUX AVI XV-ll MARVEL AHH AH-56 CHEYENNE AVI. 0-51 DRAGONFL.Y AHI VH-1 UTILITY TACT TRNSPT AHJ CH-46 SEA KNiGHT AW RESEARCH SERIES AHK CH-47 CHINOOK AHL 104-'1 AWC X-22 AHM AH-1 COBRA AHQ CH-54 F'LYINGCRANE/TARHE AHR TH·55 OSAGE C MISSILES + ROCKETS AHS 214A COMMERCIAL AHT OH-23 RAVEN CE ABM SYSTEMS AHU UH-19 CHICKASAW AHV' CH-21 SHAWNEE CEO SAFEGUARD AHW AH-1G HUEYCOBRA CEI SPARTAN AHX CH-34 CHOCTAW CEL. SPRINT AHY CH .. 37 MOJAVE AHZ NH-41 SENECA CL LAUNCHING DEVICES AO OBSERVAT ION CLe GRENADE LAUNCHER 401'11'1 1'1203 ClC GRENADE LAUNCHER 401'11'1 XM648 AOA 0-1 BIRD DOG ClD GRENADE LAUNCHER 401'11'1 XM203 ClF LAUNCHER COF XM43 _, ,-A T TRAINER Cl H GRENADE L.AUNCHER 401'11'1 XH;'129 ClM ROCKET LAUNCHER 661'11'1 1'1202 ATE T-41 MESCAlEI'lO ATF' 2-B12A SYNTHETIC INSTRUMENT CM MISSILES ATG 2B24 SYNTHETtC FLIGHT TRAINR ATJ T-42 COCHISE CMA MI~-14 NIKE HERCULEs CMiI XAGM+22(SS+11) MSl SYS AU UTILITY CMC 1'111'1-23 HAWK CMO MGM-29 SERGEANT AUA U-l OTTER CME MGM-31 PERSHING 42 Reference Copy #42 SECTION IT, PART A, ARMY SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO FORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT DO F'ORM DESCRIPTION OF' SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 COUE CMF' MGM-32 E~UC DBX TRAINER SHERDN WPN SYS XM40 CMG MQM-34 r~BEE DB"Y TRAINER SHERDN WPN SYS XM35 CMH MQM~40/42 REDHEAD/ROADRUNNER CMI NI KE x . DC CARRIER CMJ F'IM~43·REDEYE CMK M~M-51 SHILLELAGH DCA CARGO M548 CML MGM-52 LANCE DCB CHASSIS CARRIER XM·730 CMM MQM~57 DCC CHASSIS CARRIER XM-741 CMN XMIM-72 CHAPARRAL OCD COMMAND POST 1'4577 CMO MGM-18 LACROSSE DCE CARRIER VULCAN·SP XM-741 CMP MGM-21 DCF CARRIER FT CHAPARRAL XM730 CMQ AQM~60 KINGFISHER DCG PERSONNEL CARRIER Ml13 CMR LIM-4' NIKE ZEUS DCH PERSONNEL CARRIER 1'4114 CMS . MGM-71 TOW OCJ CARRIER MORTAR M125Al CMT MQM-61 CARDINAL DCM UTILITY ARCTIC CARRIER XM571 CMU XM .. n DRAGON DCC CARRIER MORTAR M1D6Al CMV MIM-3 NIKE AJAX CMW MQM.33 DE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT ." . CMX . MQM~58 OVERSEER CMY AQM-38 DCA CRANE+SHOVEL 20 TON 3/4 C YO DES CRANE 5 TON 3/8 CU yo CR ROCKETS DEC CRANE SHOVEL 12 1/2 TON oED CRANE wHEEL HTD 20T 3/4 Cu CRA MGR_l HONEST JOHN DEE CRANE HYDRAULIC 25 TON (CCE) CRB . MGR-3 LITTLE JOHN CRC XMQR-13 DG L1 GHTER CRE 35MM XM73 CRG 2.15" ROCKET ALL TYPES DGA AMPHIBIOUS 5 TON LARC CRJ 1'455 115MM VX' ROCKET OGC AMPHIBIOUS 15 TON LARC CRL 1'472 66MM HEAT ROCKET DGE AMPHIBIOUS 60 TON LARC DGH BEACH DISCHARGE(DECK CARGO) o VEHICI.ES 01 SEMI-TRAILER DB VARIOUS OIA STAKE 12 TON 1'4127 SEMI-TRLR DIB CARGO 12 TON 1'4129 DBA BRIDGE (ARMORED VEH LAUNCH) DIC LOW BED 35TON (CIS) DBB BRIDGE MOBL ASSLT INTROR BAY DID LOW BED 52 1/2 TON M747 DBC CHASSIS TRNSPTR /Av BRIDGE' DIE STAKE 12-16 TON (CIS) DBD BRIDGE MOBL ASSLl END BAY OIF TANK (F'UEL<""gERV) 1'4131 SEM I _TRL DBE LAUNCHER TNK CHASSIS M60/AVB DIG 25 TON LOW BED M172 DBH BRIDGE (AMPHIB MOBILE FLOAT) DIJ SHOP VAN 6 TON H146 DBL LANDING VEH TRACKED AMPHIB DIK VAN RP STORAGE 6 TON XM750 DBo COMBAT ENGINEER rT Tl18 M728 011. REFRIG 7 1/2 TON M349A3 DBR COMMANDO CAR ARMORED Vl00 DIN VAN ELECTRONIC 6 TON H373 DBT RECOVERY VEH1CLE M88 MED DIP VAN EXPANSIBLE 6 TON 1'4313 DBU RECOvERY VEH1CLE (FT) 1'4578 DBW ASSAULT GEN SHERIDAN XM 55 1 OJ TANKS 43 Reference Copy #43 SECTION II, PJ\RT A, ARMY SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO FORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPHENT DO FORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 CODE DJA TANK COMBAT ~60 152HM GUN DPN TRACTOR 221/2 TON exe XH746 OJe TANK COMBAT k~05HM GUN DPP TRACTOR 32000 GYIHTRUCK) / OJC 1'148 TANK OPQ UTILITY 1 1/4 TN H561 OJO TRAINER TURRET Mao F/M60 TNK DPR UTILITY 1 1/4 TN 1'1105 OJG COMBAT M72e DPS UTILITY 1/4 TON 4X4 M151 OJI TANK MBT·70 152HM GUN OPT UTILITY 1/2 TON 4X4 M274 HUL :"':' DPU UTILITY 1 1/4 TON 1'1715 OK TRACTOR DPV FIRE FIGHTING 500 GPH DPW WRECKER 4X4 H553(GOER) DKA LOW SPEED(FTlDIESEL MEDIUM DPX UTILITY1/ 4 TON 4X4 ABT DKE UNlyERSAL(FTlW/OoZER DKJ INOUSTRIAL(WHEELED)MEDIUM E WEAPONS DL TRAII.ER EB GUN DLA CARGO 1/4 TON 1'1416 TRAILER DLB CARGO 3/4 TON 1'1101 EBA 7.621'11'1 M60 MACHINE GUN DLF CARGO 1 1/2 TON 1'1105 TRAILER EBB MACHINE GUN 1'185 50 DLJ BOI.STER GP 4 TON XM796 EBC 7.62HM M73 MACHINE GUN DLM TANK WATER 400 GAL 1'1149 TRK EBD DAVY CROCKETT RECOILLESS EBE 7.62M~ M134 AUTOMATIC OM TRANSPORTER EBF 7.621'11'1 M/219/H73 MACHINE· GUN EBH 201'11'1 GUN (HS) DMA HEAVY EQ XM523/524 1'1123/15 EBI 20MM XH167 TOWED EBK 201'11'1 AA GUN (HS) ON ·TRUCK EBI. 20MM GUN XH163 ESM 20MM GUN (VULCAN) 1'161 DNA 3/4 TON 4X2 ESP Ml07 GUN SP 175MM DNB 3/4 TON 4X4 ALL BODJ TYPES. DNC FORK LIFT 4000/6000 PT RT ED HOWITZER DND FORK LIFT 10000 LB DO PT RT ONE 2 1/2 TON 6X6 ALL BODY TYPES EDC 8~ SP HOWITZER M110 DNG 2 1/2 TON eX8 XM410 EDE XM-198 1551'11'1 (APE) :' ,:' DNJ 5 TON 6x6 ALL BODY TYPES 1'1 39 EDG 105MH LT TOWED HOW Hl02 DNL 5 TON exe XM656 EflH Ml09 1551'11'1 SP HOWITZER DNP CARGO 1/2 TON 4X2 PICKUP EDK 155MM MED SP HOW Hl09 DNR CARGO 1 TON 4X4 1'1601 DNS CARGO 1 1/4 TON 6X6 XM561 Er MORTAR DNT CARGO 5 TON(TRUCK) DNV CARGO 8 TON ~x4 XM520{GOER) ErB 811'11'1 M29 ON MOUNT H23 DNY CARGO 16 TON.4X4 XM437(GOER) EFC 81MM SP MORTAR M125 EFG 107MM SP MORTAR XM106 DP TRUCK EH RIFLE DPc TANK FUEL 2500 GAL XM559 DPG TANK FUEL 5000 GAL XM43e EHC 5.56MM RIFLE 1'116 DPJ TANK WATER 4000 GAL- M149 EHG 7.62MM RIFLE 1'114 DPM TRACTOR 10 TON 6X6 M123(TRK) 44 Reference Copy #44 .-....-... SECTION n.l PART A, ARMY SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO FORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT DD rORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 CODE FCL 81MM HE ILLUH M301 CARTRIDGE F AMMUNIT~' FCM 81MM SMOKE Wp M375 CARTRIDGE FCN 40MM HEDP LOW VELOCITY LNCHO FA BOMB FCO 60MH HE Wi FUZE FCP 90MH HEAT M371 CARTRIDGE FAB DEMOLITION M112 1 1/4 LBS FCO 90MM XM590 FAC 80MB 750 p GEN PURP M117 FCR 90HM H377 FAE DEMOLITION CHARGE PN Ml18 FCS 90MM HEAT M431 CARTRIDGE FAH BOMB SEMI AP M59 FCT 60MM ILLUM W/FUZE FCU 60MM WP SMOKE Wi FUZE FB CARTRIDGE FCV 90HM TP-T M353 CARTRIDGE FCW 81MH HE W/WOFUZE rBA 30 CAL ALL TYPES FCX 81MH ILLUM W/FUZE rBB 30 CAL BALL FCY 81MM WP SMOKE W/FUZE FBC 30 CAL M1909 BLANK FBD 4~ CAL M1911 BALL rBE 4.2" HE M329/XM502 CARTRIDGE FD CARTRIDGE . FBF 50 CAL 4 BALL 1 TRACER rOA 105MM M314A2 W/FUSE ILLUH rBG 4.2" HE W/WO FUZE FOB 105MM WP M60 SMOKE wI FUSE FBH 4.2" ILLUM M335 CARTRiDGE FOC 105HM ANTI-PERS XH4 94 CTG FBI 4·2" CS XM63ti FOD 105HM HC BE M84 FBJ 4.2" SMOKE WP M328 CARTRIDGE FOE 105MM CS XM629 FBK 5.56MM ALL T' ~XCEPT BLANK FOF 105MM ANTI-PERS XH546 CTG FBL 5.56MM BLANK XM200, FDG 105MM r / l05HDW HE wo/rUZE rBM 7.62MM ALL TY EXCEPT BLANK FOH 10,MM HE Hl CARTRIDGE FBN 7.62MM NATO M82 BLANK FOI 105MM HE M482/XM548 eTG rBO 4.2" ILLUM W/FUZE FOJ 105HM r / l05 HOW lLLUM w/FUZE rBP 20MM AP.T XM207 CARTRIDGE rDK 10'MM HE M444 FBQ 20MM Ml03 FDL 105HM HEAT-T M456 CTG rBS 20MM HEI-t XH205 CARTRIDGE FDM 105MM r/l05 HOW APERS W/FUZE FBT 20MM M56 HEI FDN 105MM F/l05 HOW WP SMOKE FBU 20MM HEIT 3 M599 FDO 10~MM APDS M392 FBV 20MM ELEC FO~ M39/M61 GUN FDP 105HM HEP-T M393 CTG FBW 20MM HEIT 2 M601 FDO 105MM F/TANK GUN HEAT-T FBZ 20MM TP TRAI~lNG CARTRIDGE FDR 105MM F/TANK GUN HEP.T w/FSE FDS 105MM SMoKE WP-T M416 CTG rc CARTRIDGE FDT 105MM F/TANK GUN APDS FDU 105MM r/TANK GUN TP-T FCA 40MM XM583 WHITE STAR FDV 105MM TARG PRAC TRA M490 CTG FCB 40MM XM576 MULTIPLE SHOT FCC 40MM HE XM384 CARTRIDGE FCD 40MM M407Al PRACTICE FE CARtldDGE FCE 40MM XM5S5 WHITE STAR FEB 106MM APERS XM581 W/FXM592 FCF 40MM HE M406~XM463 CARTRIDGE F~C 106MM HEAT M344 eTG FCG 60MM AE M49 CARTRIDGE FED 106MM HEP-T "346Al FCH 60MM M83A3 w/FUSE M65 ILLUM FEF 107MM SMOKE WP XM502 CTG FCI 60MM WP H302 SMOKE FEI 152MM HEAT MP XM409 eTG FCJelMM HE M374 CARTRIDGE rEL 152MM PRACTICE XH411 CTG FCK ,7MM HE M306W / FUSE 45 Reference Copy #45 SECTION IT, PART A, ARMY SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO ~ORH DESCRIPTION OF SYST6M/EQUIPMENT DO ~ORM DESCRIPTION O~ SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 COllE FEP 152MM SMOKE WP XH410 CTG rM MINES e, ~EQ 152MM HE XM6!J7 FER 152MM CANISTER XM625 F'MG M15 MINE~F M608 ~ES 165MM HEP M123 CARTRIDGE F'MH 1'116 MINE F'MJ 1'118 AP MINE rG CHARGE PROPELL1NG F'ML M24 AT MINE F'MN H26 AP MJNE rGS l"MM 1'13 CHARGE .REEN SAG rGC 15'MM XH119 SHARGE FP PROJECTILE rGD 15'MM M4A1 W~ITE SAG rGH 17'",M M86 CHl\RGE F'PB 8"HE Ml06 PROJECTILE rGM DEMOL KIT PR0J CHARGE "'157 F'PD ·20MM M56 HEI rGp I INCH M2 wH~TE BAG F'pE 8"HE XM404 PROjECTILE rGQ lINCH Ml GREEN SAG F'PF 8"H~ M424 pROJEC1lLE rGR • INCH HE . F'PG 37MM M390/446+XM415 PROJ F'PH 155MM HE rJ DISPINSER + BOMB F'PI 155 MM ILLUM FPJ 120MM HE H356 PROJ rJE CBU-3 DISPENseR ~ BOMB F'PK 15,MM HE H449/XH483 PROJ rJJ CBU-7 DISPENSER ~ BOMB F'Pl 155MM HE RAP XM549/M107 PROJ rJN CBU-13 DISPENSER + B~8 rPH 155MM ILLUM H485 PROJ rJO CBU-14 DISPENSER + BOMB F'PN 155HMGB 1'1121 F'PO 155MM WP MilO SMOKE W/~ ~USE rK F'UZE F'PP 155MH 1'1116 COLORED SHOKE F'PQ 175MM HE M437 PROJ rKA rUlE GRENADE HZ19 F'PR 175MH HE H403/XM484 PROJ rKI JR rUZE F'PS 152MM XM657 PROJ rKr HECH TIME SU~ERQUICK M564 F'PT 155MM HE Ml07 rKJ HT H565 rUZE F'PU XM454 PROJ rKL rU$E VT XH429 F'PW XM474 PROJ rKM rUSE PD M557 FKN PROX FUSE (A~TYt T368/M541 F'KO PROX F'USE M!5f 4 G ELECTRONICS rKP rUSE "T XM571 F'KQ rUSE PI) M'72 GA VARIOUS F'KR PRO X rUSE (HDRTA~) XM,32 F'KS PRO X rUSE M5f GAA ALARM G-AGENT e49 F'KU ARTILLERY ~UBES H48A3 GAB QRC-l CRAZY DOG rKW rUSE GRENADE XH224 GAC ·AN/USM-140 OSCILLOSCOPE . ':.- ,.. GAD CABLE ASEHBlY CX-4566 A/G F'l GRENADE GAE CABLE ASSEMBLY CX-11230()G GAF' RADIATION SUR HETER IM-17 4 rlA HAND ~RAG ALL TYRES GAG MODULATOR-DEMODWLATOR MD-515 F'lB HAND ~RAG GReNADE H26 GAH ELEC POWER SUPPLY PP-1451/G FLC HAND OFrENSI'EHK3 w/r GAl AN/ASM-146 AIR COND SHELTER F'LD HAND F'RAG GRENADE H33 GAJ AN/ASH-147 AIR COND SHELTER rlF' HAND Hla COLORED SHOKE GAK AN/TSM~55 ElEC TEST EQUIP F'lH SHOKE XH19 GAL MULTI SYS TeST EQUIP (MTE) 46 Reference Copy #46 ~CTION II, PART A, ARMY SYSTEM OR ~UIPMENT CODE D~SCRIPT~N OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT DD FORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT DO FORM 350 CODE 350 CODE GK MULTIPLEXER SET GAM LAND COMB SUPT SYS (LCS) AN/USM-20? FReQ MEA SUR SET GAN GKB ANITCC-45 MULTIPL&XER SET GAO SATTERY TERM EQUIP AN/GSA-77 AN/TCC-46 MULTIPLEXER SET IFF MARK XII GROUND EQUIP GKC GAP GKF AN/TCC-53 MULTIPLEXER SET GAQ AN/TLQ-15 JAMMER GN RADAR + NAVIGATIONAL AIDS GB VARIOUS GNA AN/TPQ-iS RADAR ~ET GBD MSL MON AN/MSO+18/28 + TS038 AN/PPS-5 RADAR PORTABLE RANGE FINDER lASER AN/GVS-3 GNC GBE GNE AN/MPO-4MORTAR LCTR RADAR GBF RANGE FINOER LASER XM23 AN/TPX-46 (MARK XIFF) HX7854 UV IMAGE INTENSIFIER GNG GBG GNI AN/TPX.50 (MARK XIFF ATCRBS) GBH MX7855 UV IMAGE INTENSIFIER FWD AREA ALR'T RDR-F AAR RANGE FINDER lASER FOR M551 GNN GBI GNR AN/VPS-2 RADAR SeT GBL AN/TSC-61 FLGHT COORD CNTRl AN/TSQ-?3 AlP. DEF MSL SY GBN GP RAOIO GD COMMUNICATIONS GPA AN/GRC-50 RADIO GPB AN/GRC-67 RADIO GDA COMMUNICATIONS SYS AN/USC-3 AN/GRC-l03 RADIO TELEGRAPH RELAY AN/MGC- 23 GPC GOB GPO AN/PRC-90 SURVIVAL RADIO GOC TELETYPEWRITER TAPE AN/GGC3 PORTABLE RECORDER AN/GSH-6 GPE AN/GRC-l06 RADIO GOD GPr AN/TRQ-30 MANPACK ASSEMBLY GOE INTERPRETATION FAC AN/TSQ-43 AN/GRC-l08 RADIO RADIO TERMINAL AN/VRC-67 GPG GDF GPH AN/FRC-93 RADIO SET GOG TA~312/PT FIELD TELEPHONE AN/TSQ-?l LNO CNTRl CENTRAL GPJ AN/PRC-25 RADIO GOH GPK' AN/PRT-4/PRR9 SQUAD RADIO GOI AN/TSQ-?O AIR TRAFFIC FAC AN/PRC-62 RADIO COMSEC (IKCl TSEC/K~/KW/KY) GPL, GOM GPM ANITRC-84 RADIO GON DUCC . AN/TSC-26 BASE RADIO AN/1SQ-84 (AACOMS) GPN GOQ GPO AN/TRCwl10 RADIO GOR AN/UGC-74 FAlT PAGE PRINTER AN/TSQ-85 (AACOMS) GPP AN/TRC-112 RADIO GOS GPQ AN/GRC~144 RADIO CRYPTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT GPR AN/GRC~142/122 RADiO GE GPS AN/GRC-143 RADIO GPT AN/VRC w12 RADIO GEG TSEC/K iT-1A AN/PRC-25 PRC-77 RADIO SET TSEC/KIR-1A GPU GEH GPV AN/PRC-90 GEM TSEC/KG .. 2? AN/TRN-30 TSliC/KG-30 GPW GEN GPX RADIO RELAY SYS LOW 6 / 12 RADIO RELAY SYS MED 12/24 FIRE DIRECTION SYSTEM GPY GG GPZ RADIO RELAY SYS HIGH 48/96 AIR DEFENSE AN/TSQ-51 GGA GV STARCOM + RELATED ITEMS GGC SMALL AREA AN/GSG-5/6 GGE MISSILE MASTER AN/FSG-l AN/GSG-l0 (TACFIRE) GVA STARCOM(OTHER) GGF GVB COMMUN SYS EUROPE 47 Reference Copy #47 SECTION ll, P~A, ARMY SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO F"ORM DESCRIPTION OF" SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT DO F"ORM DESCRIPTION OF" SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 CODE GVC DCS TRANSMISSION F"ACILITIES HXH FIREF"IGHTING SET M530 GVD AUTODIN HXK M51 CB SHELTER SYSTEM GVE· SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS HXI. BOAT BRIDGE ERECT DE 27 F'T GVF' KOREAN WCS GVJ USA~EUR LOG ~ICROWAVE SYS GVK VINEYARD SYSTEH H OTHER EQUIPMENT HB NIGHTvtSION HBA SEARCH LIGHT XENON DC22 HBB SEARCH LIGHT AN/VSS.l HBC SEARCHLIGHT DC 2S V 100 AMP HBD SEARCHLGT GP 30 IN AN/TVS-3 HBE SCOPE STARLIGHT SHALL HBF' F"LARE ACF"T PRCHT HK45 HBG SIGNAL CLUSTER M125A1 HBH FLARE AIRCRArT XH165 MK24 HBI FLARE SURFAC~ H49A1 HBJ F'LASH REDUCER M2 F"/155MM HBK SIGHT TRIPOD MTD AN/TVS.4 HBL SIGHT CREW SRVD WPNS AN/TVS2 HBM SIGHT MINIATURIZED AN/PVS.3 HBN SIGHT IND SRVD WPNS AN/PVS+2 HBO AN/PVS-4 SIGHT INDIVIDUAL HBP AN/TVS-5 SIGHT CREW SVD WPN HBR SIGNAL ILLUM GND loiS PQHTM127 HD . GENERATORS HDA GE 1.5KW 28V MILITARY DESIGN HOB GE 1.KW 60 CVCLE SKID MTD HOC GE 3KW 28V MILITARY DESIGN HOD GE 3KW 60 CYCLE MIL DESIGN HOE GE 5KW 60 CYtLE HoF" GE 10 KW 60 CYCLE HOG DE 15 KW 60 CYCLE HoH 45/60 KW 60 tY DIESEL HOI GENERATING PlNTS TRL MTO GBl HDK 30KW 60 CYCLE HoL DE 100 KW 60HZ GP HX MISCELLANEOUS. HXB MASK PROTECTIVE FIELD ABCM17 HXD AMMUNITION Bbx M2Al 48 Reference Copy #48 ~ECTION II, PART B, NAVY SYSTEM OREQUIPMENT CODE DD FORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT DO FORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT ,350 CODE 350 CODE AFC f-4 PHANTOM A AIRCRAFT AFD f-6 SKYRAY AFF f-8 CRUSADER AA ATTACK AFM f-9 COUGAR Art F-10 SKY KNIGHT AAA A-1 SKYRAIDER AFN F-111 TFX AAC A/TA-4 SKYHAWK AFO f-ll TIGER AAD RA .. 5 VIGILANTE AFU F-14 TOMCAT AAE 4/EA:;"6 INTRUIJER AFV F-15 AAF A-7 CORSAIR II AAG A/EA-3 SKYWARR!OR AH HELICOPTER AAK A-26 INVADER AAO A-37 AHA UH+i, I ROQUOI S AHB UH-2 SEASPRITE AB BOfolBER AHC SH-3D SEA KING AHD AH-iJ SEA COBRA ABO '9-.47 STRATOJE T AHG H-13 S I ~UX ABI EBR66 ACFT(b~STRDYER) AHJ H-46 SEA KNIGHT AHL. H-5i AC CARGO/TRANSPORl AHM QH.50 DASH AHN S-6iR ACB C-2 GREYHOUND AHO H-43 HUSKIE ACC C-3 AHP CH-53 SEA STALLION ACD 'C-130 HERCULES AHQ H-57 SEARANGER ACE C-l1 GULFSTREAM 11 AHS LTH TRAINER ACF C-121 WARNING STAR AHU H-19 CHICSASAW ACG C-047 SKYTRAIN AHW AH-iG HUEYCOBRA ACH C-45 NAVIGATOR AHX H-34 SEAHORSE/SEABAT ACI C-54 SKYMASTER AHY H-37 MOJAVE ACJ C-U7 SKYTRA J N ACK C-118 LIFTMA5TER AM MISCELLANEOUS ACM C-119 FL.YING BOXCAR ACO C-l TRADER AMD C98 COMMERCLAL ACFT ACP C-131 SAMARITAN ACT C-123 PROVIDER AO OBSERVATION , ACU C-4 GULF"STREAM ACY C-142. ADA 0-1 BIRD DOG AOe 0-2 AE SPECIAL ELECTRONIC INSTL AP PA TROL AEA E-l TRACER AEB E-2 HAWKEYE APA P-2 NEPTUNE AEC EA"3 APC P-3 ORION AED AE-6B PROWLER APE P-5 MARLIN AF fIGHTER AS ANTI-SUB AFB ;-1 FURY ASA S-2 TRACKER 49 Reference Copy #49 SECT~IT, PART B, NAVY SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO rORM DESCRIPTION or SySTEM/EQUIPMENT DO rORM DESCRIPTION or SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 CODE ASC VSX AcrT REPLACE S-2E BJE J-6o ASF' s-u VIKING BR RECIPROCATING AT TRAINER BRA 0-100 AU T-37B BRB LR-64 ATB T-~8 TALON BRC R-182o ATC T-39 SABREUNER ATD T-28 TROJAN BS TURBOFAN ATG U-4 SKYHAWK ATH TC .. 4 GULF'STREAM BSD TF-3o (FUll ATI T-2 BUCKEYE ArK T-29 FLYING CLASSROOM· BT TURBOPROP/TURBO SHAFT ATL T-33 SHOOTIN~ ST~R ATM T-34·MENTOR BTD T-56 ATN T-1 SEA STAR BTF" T-58 AU uTILITY C MISSILES + ROCKETS AUA U-1 OTTER AUG U-6 BEAVER Cl LAUNCHING DEVICES AUH U-U AZTEC AUI U.. 16 ALBATROSS ClA MISSILE LAUNCHER AERO 5A~1 ClD GRENADE LAUNCHER 40MM M406 AY . YTOL/STOL ClF ROCKET LAUNCHER FOR 2,75" CLG ROCKET LAUNCHER LAU+51 AVG AY-8 HARRIER ClH ROCKET LAUNCHER LAU+68 AYJ OY-lo COIN (~OW BRONCO) CLl ROCKET LAUNCHER ~AU-l0 AVl XY-6 ClL ·MK M 13 GO MSl LAUNCH AYM OV-12 CM MISSILES AH RESEARCH SERIES CMA RIM-2 TERRIER CMB AIM-7 SPARROW CMC RIM-8 TAlOS CHD AIM-9SIDEWINOER CME ATM/AGM-12 BUlLPUP CMF" UGH-27 POLARIS B AIR~RArT ~NGINES CMG BQH-34 riREBEE CMH HQH-36 TARGET DRONE BC HELICOPTER ENGINES CMI AQH-37 TARGET DRONE CMJ UUH-44 SUB ROC BCE Hl0o-T400-CP400 8T~6T-3 CMK AGH-45 SHRIKE CMl AIM~54 PHOENIX BJ TURBOJET CMH AGH-62 WALLEYE CHN RIH-66 STANDARD MISSILEIHED) BJB J-'2 CMO AGH-78 STANDARD ARM BJC J-65 W-2o CHP RIH-67 STANDARD HISSILE(EXT) 50 Reference Copy #50 ~CTION II, PART B, NAVY SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DD FORH DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEH/EQUIPMENT DO FORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 CODE CHQ ZUGM-73 POSEIDON DC CARRIER BMQ-6 REGULUS I CMR MK-11 ARMRD TROOP CARRIER CMS fIM-43 REDEYE DCA CMT RIM-50 TYPHON CMU RIM .. 24 TARTER DE CONSTRUCTION EQUIP MIM-72 CHAPARRAL CMV SCRAPER TRACTOR 15-16 CU YO CMW RGM/MOM.15 REGULUS II DEA CMX AGM-53 CONDOR CMY QH .. 50 DASH ON TRUCK CHAFF DeCOY ~ARH~ADS CMZ DNF TRUCK CRASH FIRE 1'18-1 MISSILES DNH TRUCK CRASH FIRE MB-5 CN DNM DUMp· 5 TON M51A2 1'111'1-23 HAWK DNN CARGO 2 1/2 TON M35A2C CNC DNP CARGO 1/2 TON 4X2 PICKUp CND AOM-38 CARGO 1'1705 11/4 TN 4X4 CNE MQM-39 DNR AOM-41 PETREL DNS CARGO 1 1/4 TON 1'1561 CNF . DNU CARGO 5 TON (DUMP) CNH RIM-46 SEA MAULER CARGO 5 TON M54A2c CNK. RIM-55 TYPHON DNW CNL PQM-56 CNN ZRGM-59 DP TRUCK CNQ ZAGM-63 DPS UTILITY 1/4 TON 1'1151 CNS MQM-74 UTILITY 1/2 TON 1'1274 eNT AGM-83 BULLDOG OPT CNU AGM-84 HARPOON CR ROCKETS E WEAPONS CRA MGR-1 HONEST JOH~ EB GUNS 5" ZUNI . CRC 301'11'1 GUN MOUNTICOASTAL PTRL CRD "'EAT 3.5 1'129)\2 EBN CRE RUR-4 WEAPON ALPHA EBP 1'1107 GUN i75MM CRF RUR-5 ASROC EBQ 5" 54 GUN MOUNT MK42 MOD 9 EBR 5.54 GUN MOUNT MK42 1'10010 CRG 2. '5" ALL TYPES 5.54 GUN MOUNT MK-42 1'100-7 CRH ADR-8 CHAff ROCKET EBT 5" SPIN STABILIZED ROCKET CRI EH RIfLE o VEHICLES 5.561'11'1 RIfLE 1'116 DB VARIOUS F AMMUNITION DBE MK-30 1'100-0 HOBIL ASW TGT V DBK LVTP-7 fA BOMB DBl LVTC-7 DBM LVTR-7 fAA WALLEYE LVTE-7 FAB ROCKEYE MK20 DBN FAe DEMOLITION H117 750 L8 51 Reference Copy #51 ..:,'. SECTION II, P~ B, NAVY SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO rORM DESCRIPTION or SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT DO FORM, DESCRIPTION or SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 CODE FAD MK.76 PRACTICE FOB 105MM SMK WP M60 FAE MK"104 PRACTiCE FOE 105MM HE loll WlrUSE FAr SADEYE MK15 FOG 105MM HE loll wlr MTSQ FAG LOW DRAG MK83 1090 LB FOH 1051414 HE' loll 101/0 rUSE FAH MKi15 HIGH EXP BOMB FOI 105MM HERAP M548 FAI CBU-59 CLUSTER BOMB FAJ SNAKEYE MK14/81 250~ FE CARTRIDGE FAL SNAKEYE I MK15 / 82 500~ FAM WETEYE FEB 106MM XM581 BEEHIVE FAN FIREYE MK122 FEC 106MM HEAT M344 FAO MK121 TGT IOe:NT FED 106MM HEPT M346A1 rAP FIRE BOMB MK77 FEE 120MM HEAT T153 FAQ CBU-55 FAR SKIP BOMB BLU-14 FG, CHARGE PROPELLING FAS MK-84 GEN PURPOSE \ FAT MK .. 87 PRACTICE FGA 155MM HE 14107 FAV LOW DRAG MK84 2000 LB FGB 155MM GREEN BAG FGD 155MM M4Al FB CARTRIDGE FGE 155~M 14110 HOW SMK WP FGH 175MM M86 FBA ;./38 CAL CARTRIDGE FGP 8 INCH 142 WHITE BAG FBB 5"/38 CAL CARTRIDGE FBC ,./54 CAL CARTRIDGE FJ D)SPENSER + BOMB FBr 30 CAL LINKED M4A FBH 4.2 Il.LUMM335 FJP CBU-24/29 DISPENSER + BOMB rBI 5.56MM BALL FJW CBU-55 DISPENSER + BOMB FBJ 5.56 BLANK rBL 5.56MM TRACER FK FUSE FBM 6"/47 CAL CARTRIDGE. FBIII 7.62MM BALL FKH MK-80 ELEC BOMB FUSE FBO 7.62MM Ll NK FKM FUSE PD M557 FBR 8"/55 C4L CARTRIDGE FKN FUSE MTSQ M564 FKR FUSE VT M532 FC CARTRIDGE FKT FUSE VT M51341 FCA 20MM SERVICE AMMO FM, MINE FCB 20MM PRACTICE AMMO Fcr 40MM M406 FMC MK52 MINE A/C-SURFACE LAID FCH 6014104 M83A3 FHE MK55 MINE rCJ 81MH HE M371 _...io.';" .:.:. FMF MK56 MINE AIC LAID MOORED, FCK 60MH HE M49A2· FMG MK57 MINE SUB LAID MOORED FCL 81MM M301Al ILLUM FMJ MLU-l0 LAND MIlliE FCIII 81MM SMK WP ~!370 FML. MIlliE AP M16 FCT 901414 BEEHIVE XM580 FP PROJECTILE FO CARTRIDGE FPB 8 INCH HE Ml06 FDA 105MM ILLUM H314Al FPC 5./54 MK-41 PROJECTILE 52 Reference Copy #52 SECTION ll, PART B, NAVY SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DD roRM DESCRIPTION or SYSTE~/EQUIPMENT DO F'ORM DESCRIPTION OF' SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 CODE F'PE 8 INCH XM 40'1 GBB AN/ASQ-i04 NAVIGATION SYS F'PK 15'1'11'1 HE M449E2 GBC 1'1-12 (AIMS) IrF < F'PQ 175MM M437 GBO AN/UYK-5 ADP SYSTEM GBE AN/SYQ 2/3/4 NTDS DATA SYS F'T TORPEDO GBF' RANGE FINDER LASER XH23 GBG AN/ALD~8A DIR FINDER F'TD MK37 TORPEDO GBH HK75 MOD3 RANGE FINDER rTG foIK44 TORPEDO GBI AIGS II' FTH HK45 TORPEDO (ASlOR, GBJ AN/USQ-20 NT OS rTJ MK46 TORPEDO LT WT ASW GBK AN/BRD(f LF'-VHF-OF' F'TL HK48 TORPEDo GBl L.INK II NTDS GBM AN/TSO-18 LANDING CNTRL CNTR GBN AN/UYA-4 NTDS G ELECTRONICS GeO MK-86 GUN FIRE CTRLSYS GB-P AN/TSM-60 TRANS CALIB 'CMPlX GA VARIOUS GBQ AN/SYA-12 GARD GBR AN/GYK-3 (V) GAA SINEWS 111 GBS AN/TY.-.20 GAB AN/ULQ-6 GBT HK65 ANAL.OG DIGT CONveRTOR GAC AN/WLR-5 GBU AN/USG-13 TACMO 3 GAD AN/UYK-3 MEMORY UNITS GBV AN/USM .. 207 GAE AN/UYO-4 GBW AN/ASQ_l05 GAr AN/USM-247 (~AST) GBX AN/USO-20 NTOS GAG AN/F'LR-1 5 GBY OU/BOH-5 SIGNAL CONVERTER GAH AN/UY2-8 DATA PROC EQUip GBY OU/BQH-5 SIGNAL CONvERTOR GAl ALQ-100 ECM Gez AN/UYK-COHpUTER SYSTEM GAJ AN/F'LR-ll GBZ AN/UYK-7 COMPUTER SYS GAK AN/ALQ-61 ECI1 GAL AN/F'LR-i5.ECM RECVR SET GC VARIOUS GAM AN/ALR-45 GAM AN/ALR-45 GCA AN/SLQ-25 TORP CM TRANS SYS GAN AN/SLQ-19 GCe OJ-172 DATA EXC AUX CONSOLE GAO AN/USM-i81 OSCILLOSCOPE GCE AN/WLR-i GAP AN/SLQ-2i ECM GAQ AN/BLA()VHF'-SHF'~8F' ANTENNA GO COMMUNICATIONS GAR AN/SLQ-17 GAS AN/WLR-6 . GOA MARK XII PROGRAM GAT AN/SLQ-12 ECI-' GOB AN/PCC-l GAU A'M/4530/ULQ-6A GDC eOHM CENTRAL AN/TGC-37 GAV AN/SLQ,,:713' GOO AN/VCe-i GAW AN/ULQ-6 GDE CAESAR GAX AN/BlA-4 GDF' OMEGA (SHORE) GAY AN/WLR-i GOG SATCOM GAZ AN/SLR-13 GDH TROPOSCATTER SET AN/TRC 97 GDI COMM CENTRAL AN/TYA-iiA GB VARIOUS GDJ TAOe AN/TYO-2 GDK TACC ANITYO-l GBA ANTENNA IMPROV PLAN GDL TDC AN/TYQ-3 53 Reference Copy #53 SI!:CTION ll, PART B, NAVY SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO rORM DESCRIPTION Of SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT DO rORM DESCRIPTION or SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 CODE GDM VERDIN GML AN/WPM-131 ~ADAR TeST SET GDN MK .. 53 MO~-a GMM AN/ASP-88 RADAR GOO AN/UGC-6 TEL~RPHlTELTYPE GMO SPN-43 GOP AN/UGC-25 TElGR~H/TELTYPE .GMP ANITPQ+21 GDQ AN/TTC-J CENT Off TEL GMQ AN/APX-76 RADAR GDR SECT GMQ AN/APX~76 RADAR GDS AN/TYC-5 DATA COHM TERMINAL GOT DIAMOND . GN RADAR + NAVIGATIONAL- AIDS GDU 9ADEYE GOV AN/USC-27 GNA AN/APQ-l04 RADAR GNB AN/APQ-88 GE CRYPTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT GNC AN/APQ-92 GND AN/SPS-33 fIXED ARRAY GEA TSEC/HY-9 GNE AN/APQ-l03 GEB TSEC/KG-14 GNF' AIR SEARCH AN/SPS-48 RADAR GEC TS&C/KG .. 22 GNG AN/SPG-51 RADAR GED TSeC/KG-23 GNH AN/fPN+16 PRECISION APPROACH GEE TSEC/KG-35 GNI AN/APG-59 RADAR GEr TSEC/KG-36 GNJ ANITPS .. 32 GEG TSEC/KI T+1A . GNK AN/APQ-112 GEH TSEC/KIR-1A GNL XMTR AN/TPS-34 GEl TSEC/KW-7 GNM AN/APQ-l09 RADAR GEJ TSEC/KY-38 GNN ANI SPA 66 GEK TSEC HYL-J/4 GNO T/AGM-9 RADAR GEL TSEC/KY .. 51 GNP T/AGM-10 RADAR GEM TSeC / KY-61 GNQ AN/sPS 40 GEN TSEC KY 65 GNR AN/SPS 39_ GEO TSEC KY 75 GNS ANI SPA 25 GEP TSEC/KG-30 GNT AN/SPS 49 GEQ TSEC/KG-40 GNU AN/SPS 30 GNV AN/SPN 10 GK MULTIPLEXER SET GNW AN/SPN 42 GNX AN/SPN 41 GKE Gf-4473 SOC ARRA¥ MULTIP SET GNY AN/UPR-2 GNZ AN!APD-7 RADAR GM RADAR + NAVIGATIONAL AIDS GP RADIO GMA AN/TPQ-28 RADAR SET GMB PPQ-27 GRND BASED POS RDR GPA AN/TRN-28 GMC LNT 51 INERT NAV AID GPB AN/fRA 54 -.>\ GMO C-3 INERT NAVIG EQUIP GPC AN/ARN-84 TACAN NAVIG GME AN/ASN-84 INER NAV SYS GPO AN/URC .. 9 GMF' AN/SPS-48VRADAR GPE AN/GRN-9 GMG AN/SPS-58 GPf AN/ARC-51 RADIO GMH ANiSPS-52 RADAR GPG VERDIN II ZLr-Lr RADIO GMI AN'APN-194 GPH AN/SRC-20 GMJ ANITPS-47 GPI AN/WRR-7 GMK AN/USP-1 RADAR GPJ AN/PRC+25 TYPE S 54 Reference Copy #54 SECTION ll, PART B, NAVY SYSTEM OR ~UIPMENT CODE DD fORM DESCRIPTION or SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT DO fORM DESCRIPTION OF' SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CoDE 350 CODE GPK AN/F'RT-84 TRANSM1TTER GTR AN/BaR-15 GPL AN/PRC';'62 GTS AN/BaS-13 GPM AN/MRC-83 RADIO GTT . AN/BeR-19 GPN AN/PRC-90 RADIO GTU 'AN/SeS-53 SONAR GPO AN/PRC-'5 RADIO SET GTV AN/BeQ-5 GPP AN/PRC-" RADIO SET GPQ AN/ARN~52 UCAN GU SONOBUOY ! ..•... GPR AN/F'Ro.-l0 GPS AN/SRC·27 RADIO GUA AN/SSQ-53 GPT AN/GRC-12' RADIO SET GUA AN/SSQ-53 (DlfAR) GPU AN/pRC+63 VEST POCKET GUS AN/SSQ.15/47(ACTIVE RANGE) GPV AN/URO~13 GUO AN/SSQ .. l(DIRECTIONAL) . GPW AN/URo.-4 GUf AN/SSQ-28/38/41/48(JEZEBEL) GPX . AN/BRo.-4 GUH AN/SSQ-23/41/42/46(JULIE) GpY AN/URo.-, GUJ EER CHARGES MK57161/64/78/84 GPZ AN/SRN-9 GUI. AN/SSe-36 GUM AN/SSQ-62 GR RADIO, GUN lAW MK-l0 MOD-O ~ONOBUOY GUP MK-9 1'100 ..0 EMERG TRNSMTR GRA AN/URC-82 GUO AN/SSQ·50 (CASS) GRB AN/URT-24 RAbIO' SET GRC AN/BRo.-, GY UNNUMBERED SYSTEMS GRC. AN/WRN-5 GRE AN/WRC-l GYC OPERATIONAL CONTROL CENTERS GRF' AN/MRC-HF' GRG AN/PRC-l04 GRH AN/PRC-68 H OTHER EQUIPMENT GRI AN/GRC':'193 HB NIGHT VISION GT SONAR H8~ MK24 MK45 BRITEYE PCHT fLARE GfA AN/SQQ-16 MI~E SONAR HBf HK/25 BRIGHTEYE PRCHT fLARE GTB AN/BQH-2 GTC CAISARISOSUS AN/fQQ.1/2/3/9 HD GENERATORS GTD AN/SQS-4 SONAR GTE AN/SQQ';'14 SONAR HDE 30 KW 400 CY TRLR GTF' AN/SQS-38 SO~AR HDG 12~0 KW TURBINE GTG AN/SQS-26 SONAR' HDH 750 KW TURBINE GTH AN/BQR-, SONl\R GTI AN/BQH-4 (SS~P) HE BATTERIES GTJ AN/SaR-1 3 SONAR GrK AN/MQM-14 HEA GUPPY I suBMARINE GTL AN/BOQ-l SOfilAR HEB SARGO I-II SUBMARINE GT'M AN/BQS-11/12 GTN AN/SOS~23 SONAR HF' PERISCOPE OTO AN/SQQ-23 OTP TOWED SONAR ~RRAY HfA TYPE 15 PERISCOPE OTQ AN/SQR-14 SONAR HfC TYPE 18 PERISCOPE 55 Reference Copy #55 SECTION II, PART B, NAVY SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO FORM DESCRIPTIdN OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT DD FORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODe: 350 COUE HX MISCELLANEOUS SCS FRIGATE GO MSL·DLG $CT FRIGATE GO MSL NUCLEAR DXGN • HXC 25/MK 58 LOCATION MARKER SCU FRItATE GO MSL NUCLEAR-DLGN HXFMK-II SINS INERTIAL INSTR HXL 1200 PSI STEAM SYSTEM SO SUBMARINES HXN MK-27 HXO MK-30 SDD SUBMARINE SS-WW-II HXQ 21A40 SUB ATTACK CENTER SDF SUBMARINE SS GUPPY III SDH SU8HAR I NE' SS .MODERN I ZED SDJ SUBMARINE GUIDED MISSILE·SSG S SHIPS SDL SUBMARINE FBH-SSBN SON SU8MARINE NUCLEAR-SSN SA BATTLESHIPS + CRUISERS SDQ SUBMARINE (ULMS) SDR TRIDENT SAB BATTLESHIP SAF CRUISER GUIDED MISSILE·CG SE ~MPHIBIOUS WARFARE SHIPS SAH CRUISER GO MSL NUCLEAR-CGN SAJ CRUISER HEAVY-CA SEC ASSAULT SHIP AMPHIBIOUS-LPH SAL CRUISER HVY ~UIDED MSL~CAG SED ASSAULT SHIP AMPHIBIOUS-LHA SAN CRUISER LIGHT ANTI-ACFT-CLAA SEG CARGO SHIP ATTACK-AKA SAP CRUISER LIGHT GO KISSILE-CLG SEH CARGO SHIP VEHICLE LSA SEJ DOCK AMPHIB TRANSPORT-LPD SB AIRCRAFT CARRIERS SEl. FIRE SUPPORT INSHORE-IFS SEN FLAGSHIP AMPHIB FORCE-AGC SBC CARRIER ANTI.SUB SUPT.CVS SEP LANDING SHIP DOCK-LSD SBF CARRIER ATTACK-CVA-19 SEQ LANDING SHIP MEDIUH-LSH SBG CARRiER ATTACK·CVA-41 SER LANDING SHIP MEDIUM RKT-LSMR SBH CARRIER AIRCRAFT·CVA~59 SES LANDING SHIP TANK-LST SBI CARRIER AIRCRAFT.CVA-63 . sH LANDING CRAFT LSU SBJ CARRIER ACFY CVA-64 SEll TRANSPORT ATTACK-APA CARRIER AIRCRAFT~CVA-67 SEV TRANSPORT HIGH SPEED-APD SBK .. ' "." ~ SBL CARRIER ACFT CVAN 68 SEW TRANSPORT SUBMARINE-APSS SBM CARRIER ACFT CVA~ 69 SBN CARRIER ACFT NUCLEAR-CVAN-65 SF MINE WARFARE SHIPS SBP CARRIER, ACFT NUCLEAR-CVAN SFS MINE CTMS SUPPORT SHIP-MCS SC DESTROYERS SFE HINEHUNTER AUXILARY-MHA SFF MINEHUNTER COSTL NON-MAG-HHC SCB DESTROYER 00-963 CLASS SFH MINELAYER AUXILARY-MMA SCC DESTROYER DD·rRAH 0/2 SFI MINELAYER COASTAL-MMC SCD DESTROYER DD~FRAM-1 SFJ. MINELAYER DESTROYER OM SCF DESTROYER DD~931 C~ASS sn MINELAYER FLEET-MMF SCH DESTROYER GD MSL DDG-2 CLASS SFM MINESWEEPER AUXILARY-MSA SCI DESTROY~R DE 1101 SFN MNSWEEPER COSTL NON-MAG-MSC SCJ DESTROYER GO MSL MODULE"DXG SFO MINESWE~PER COASTAL-HSCO SCL DESTROYER MobULE·DX SFP MINESWEEPER FLEET-MSF SCN DESTROYER RADAR PICKET-DDR SFQ MNSWEEPER OCEAN NON-MAG-MSO SCQ FRIGATE DL SFR MINESWEEPER SPECIAL-MSS 56 . Reference Copy #56 SECTION II, PART B, NAVY SYSTEM OR ~UIPMENT CODE DD rORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT DD FORM DESCRIPTION or SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 CODE SG -PATROL SHIPS SJC GUIDED MISSILE SHIP~AVM SJF HOSPITAL SHIP-AH SGA ESCORT (180 rT) PCE SJH ICEBREAKER-AGB / SGB ESCORT SHIP 1006/1021 CLASS SJJ INSTRMNTN MSL RNG-AGM-9/10 SGC ESCORT SHIP DE 1033 CLASS SJK INSTRMNTN MSL RNG-AGM-13 SGD ESCORT SHIP l037/1040 CLASS SJL INS~RMNTN MSL RNG~AGH-19 SGE ESCORT SHIP bE 1052 CLASS SJM INSTR TRK FBM TAGM-22 SGF ESCORT SHIP GO MSL~DEG SJO lAUNCH SHIP SATELLITE-AGSL SGG ESCORT SHIP ~ADAR PICKET-DER SJQ LOG SHIP FAST DEPLOYMENT~FDL SGH ESCORT YES OCN DE-l078-1097 SJS MISCELLANEOUS~AG SGI ESCORT RESCUE (180 FT)-PCER SJU NET LAYING SHIP~AN SGJ PATROL HYDROrOIL MSL PHM SJW OIlER-AO SGK PATROL BOAT ASSWLT SUPPORT SJX OllER REPLENISHMENT-AOR SGL PATROL AIR CSHN VEHICLE-PACV SGM PATROL BOAT rAST~pTr SK AUXILARY SHIPS SGN PATROL crT COSTL rAST-Pcr SGO PATROL ESCORT-pr SKB RADAR PICKET SHIP-AGR SGP PATROL GUNBOAT~PG SKD REPAIR SHIP-AR SGQ PATROL GUNBOAT HYDRorOIL~PGH SKE REPAIR SHIP AIRCRAFT~ARV SGR PATROL BOAT ~IVER PBR SKF REPAIR SHIP AIRCRAFT-ARVA SGS SUBMARINE CHASER (173 rT) PC SKG REPR SHP AcrT (ENGINE)+ARVE SGT SUB CHASER HYDROrOIL-PCH SKH REPR SHP ACFT (HELCPTR) ARVH SGU SUB CHASER (1 36 rT)~PCS SKI REPAIR SHIP BATTLE DMG-ARB SGV SUBMARINE CHASER (110 r~) SC SKJ REPR + CABLE LAYING SHIP-ARC SKK REpR SHIP INT COMB ENG-ARG SH COMMAND SHIP SKI. REPR SHP LANDING CRAFT_ARL. St Reference Copy #57 SECTION IT, PART B, NAVY SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO fORM DESCRIPTION Of SY-STEH/EQUIPMENT DO fORM DESCRIPTION Of SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 CODE SLQSU~VEYING SH1P SHALL-AGS SLR SU~VEYING SHIP MEOIUM-AGS SLS SU~VEYING SH1P LARGE~AGS SLT SU~VEYING SH1P COASTAL-AGSC SLW TANKER GASOL1NE.AOG SM AUXILARY SHIPS SHC TENDER DESTRDYER~AD SMD TENDER SEAPLANEwAV SME TENDER SEAPLANE SMALL-AVP SMf TENDER SUBMARINE (FBM)-AS SMG TENDER SUB (NON-fBH)-AS SMJ TRANSPORT-AP SMK TRANSPORT AUXILAijY ACfT-AVT SML TRANSPORT CO.STAL SMALL-APC SMO TUG AUXILARY OCEAN.ATA SMP TUG OCEAN FLEET~ATF SMQ TUG SALVAGE ATS SMR TUG HARBOR L~E YTB SMS TUG SALVAGE i\TS SMZ rUSL BARGE NON-SELf PROP ~ .. " ~::. i 58 Reference Copy #58 SECTION IT, PART C, AIR FORCE SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO F'ORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT DO FO~M D~SCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 COllE ACU C-9 NIGHTINGALE A AI RCRAn ACV C-137 STRATOL.INER AC\ Reference Copy #59 SECTION II, PART C, AIR FORCE SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO FORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/E~UIPMENT DO FORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 CODE AO OBSERVATION AOA O~l BIRD DOG AVI. V·6 AOB O~2 Ali RESEARCH SERIES AR RECONNAISSANCE AWA X~15 ARA SR-71 Awe X-2l ARE RF'-4C Awe X-22 AWD X-24 AS ANTI-SUB AWE X·25 ASA 5-2 TRACKER B AIRCRAF'T ENGINES AT TRAINER BJ TURBOJET ATA T-37 ATB T-38 TALON BJG J-69 ATC T-39 SABRELI NER BJH J-57 BJI ATE T-41 MESCALERO J-.75 f ...·:··:(-.::':.·.;,(:.::.~:t·: A'TK T-29 flYING CLASSROOM BJJ J-79 ATl T-33 SHOOTING STAR BJL. J-a5 ATM T~34 MENTOR ATO T-28 TROJAN BR RECIPROCATING ATS T-43 BRA 0/TVO·435 AU UTILITY BRC ·VO-540 BRD R-la30 AUA U-l OTTER BRE R-3350 AUC U-17 SKY WAGON BRr R-4360 AUD U-l0 COURIER AUF CREDIBLE CHASE ACFT BS TURBOFAN AUG U-6 BEAVER AUI U-16 ALBATROSS BSD Tf-30 (FU1) TF'_33. ~. ':~.:'. :.. AUJ U-2 BSG ~:.~~~:~:. AUK U-3 BSH TF-34 AUl U-4 AERO COMMANDER BSJ TF'-39 (C5A) AUM U-' BSL. TF'_41 (A7) AUN U-7 AUO U-18 NA.ltION BT TURBOPROP/TURBOSHAFT AUP U-19 SENqf.let AUQ U-20 BTA T-50 -<'. :. AUR U-2l BTe T-53 AUS U-22 BTC T-55 BTD T-56 AV VTOL/STOl BTr T-58 aTK T-64 AVE C-7 CARIBOU AVJ OV-l0 LARA (t'-iOW BRONCO) AVK V-4 HUMMINGBIRD C MISSILES + ROCKETS , 60 Reference Copy #60 SECTION II, PART C, AIR FORCE SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO FORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT DO FORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350'CODE CL LAUNCHING DEVICES CRC MB-l CRD 66MM HEAT CLB LAUNCHER LAU"3A CRE PWN-5 (PROBE) CLC LAU-69 CRF PWN-8 (PROBE) CLE LAUNCHER LAU~59A CRG 2,75" ROCKET ALL TYPES CLH LAU-68 CRH PWN-6 KITTY CL~ M200 LAUNCHER CRI PWN-7 ROOSTER CRJ MER-6 CM MISSILES CRK ADR-8 CRL XM74 F/MPFW FLAME CMA CGM/HGM-16 ATLAS CRM MZ9A2 101-601 ~RACTICE CMB AIM-7 SPARROw CRM M29A2 H-601 PRACTICE CMC IoI/LGM 25 TI TAN CRN PWN-ll PROBE CMD AIM-9 SIDEWINDER CME AGM-12 BULLPUP ON TRUCKS CMF AIM-l0 BOMARC CMG BQM-34 FIREBEE DNA CRASH P-2 CMH MGM-13,MACE DN8 CRASH P-4 CMI PGM-19 JUPITER DNC A/C LOADER 40K CMJ ADM-20 QUAIL DNE PUMPER P-12 C-750 CMK AGM-45 SHRIKE DNH 1 TON 4X2PANEL CML AGM-28 HOUND DOG DNK TANK FUEL R-9 5000 GAL CMM AGM-48 SKYBOLT DNN CARGO 2 1/2 TON 6X6 M+35 CMN AGM-65 MAVERICK DNP 1/2 TON 4X2 PICKUP CMO AGM-7B STANDARD ARM DNX 10 TON 6X4 TRACTOR CMP AIM-4/26/47 FALCON CMQ PGM"17 THOR CMR I. I M-49 NI KE .ZEUS F AMMUN IT ION CMS AGM_69 SRAM~SHT RG ATTK MSL) CMT PROGRAM 437 FA BOMB CMU LGM-30 MINUTEMAN CMV AGM-80 VIPER FAA WALLEYE AGM-62/A CMW MGM-l MATADOR FA8 ROCKEYE IT MK-20 CMX MQM-39 F'AC DEMOLITION Ml17 750 LB CMY AGM-79 BLUEEYE VIPER FAD ANTI-PAM 500 L8 BLU-23/32 CMZ XAQM-81 SANDPIPER FAE 750 LB M-36 FAF SADEYE W/BOMBLET CBU-24 CN MISSILES FAI ANTI-PA~ 250 LB BLU-10 FAJ MK-81 250 LB 'CNA AQM-34 DRONE FAt< ANTI-PAM 750 L8 BLU-l CNC ZAIM-82 F"AL MK-82 500 LB CNF" ZAGM-86 FAN MK-83 GP 1000 LB CNI AIR-2 GENIE FAO SMOKE PWP 100 LB BOMB FAP MK-l06 PRACTICE CR ROCKETS FAQ ADU-253/B CANISTER W/BLU-3/B FAR M1A4 CLUSTER FRAGMENTATION CRA 'AIR-2 GENIE FAS ADU-272/8 CANISTER W/BLU-26 CRa RCU-l DECOY FAT BDU-33/B PRACTICE 61 Reference Copy #61 ~: ..' ''- .. SECTION ll, PART C,Am FORCE SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO rORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT DD FORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 CODe FAU BDU-39B/TX-61 PRACTICE FJY CBU-55 DISPENSER + BOMB FAV MK-84 2000 LB F"AW BLU-31/B F"K F"USE F"AX BLU-34 FAY M1Ai CLUSTER FRAGMENTATION FKA F"AZ ELECTRIC F"MU-7B SET BLU-27/e FIRE BOHB FKC rMU-56 AIRBURST FKD FMU-57 AIRBURST. Fe CARTRIDGE FKe FMU-26/B MULTI_PURPOSE FKG FMU-30 F"USE FBD 30 CALIBER FKH F"BF FMU-35/B LONG DELAY 38 CALIBER FKI FMU-54/B RETARDING F"BI 5.56MHBALL (AO.71) FKL. F"BM 7.62MM A1641f65 FMU-72 LONG DELAY FBN FKN FMU-81 7.62MM M-13 LINK FKp M904 NOSE FBS 20MM HEI (M210) FKQ M905 TAIL FBU 20MM COMBAT ROUNDS Fez 20MM TRAINING FM MINE FC CARTRIDGE rMR SUU-13(DRAGONTOOTH)MINE FMS DISPENSER + MINE CBU-28 FCD 40MM M407A1 FMT FCL 81MM M301 DISPENSER + MINE CBU-34 FMU DISPENSER + MINE CBU-33 ATLM FMV FE CARTRIDGE DISP + MINE CBU() TFOM FET ENGINE STARTER M~U-4/A FEU G ELECTRONICS IMPUL.SE MLU-16/B GAK AN/ALQ-87 ECM POD FJ GAN AN/USQ+28 DISPENSER + BOMB GAR AN/ALR-31 ELEC COUNTERMEASURE FJc CBU-2A DISPENSER + 80MB GB VA~IOUS F"JE C8U-3 DISPENSER + BOMe F"JF CBU-71 DISPENSER + BOMB GBA KETCHUM F" J.G C8U-22 DISPENSER + BOMB GB8 ROMO II FJH CBU-2S DISPENSER + BOMB GBr SAGA FJI CBU-30 DISPENSER + 80MB GBI WINDJAMMER FJJ CBU-7 DISPENSER ~ 80MB GBK COBRA SPOT F"JK CBU-12 DISPENSER + BOMB GBP SAYERS F"JM CBU () TFDM bISP + BOMB G8R DARK TEA F"JO CBU-14 DISPENSER + 80M8 F"JP C8U-24/29 DISPENSER + BOMB GO COMMUNICATIONS FJQ CBU-34/42 DISPENSER + BOMB F"JS CBU-38 DISPENSER + 80MB GOA MARK XII PROGRAM FJT CBU-46 DISPENSER + BOMB F"JU + CBU-52 DISPENSER BOMB GE ~RYPTOGRAPIC EQUIPMENT F"JV CBU-54 DISPENSER + BOMB F"Jw CBU-58 DISPENSER + BOMB F"JX GEC TSEC/KI-22 CBU-49 DISPENSER + BOMB GEE TSEC/KG-J4 62 Reference Copy #62 l SECTION II, PART C,' AIR· FORCE SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO FORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT DD F'ORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 350.CODE GEl GW! 440L. FWD SCATTER OTH RAD GWJ 458L. EUR WIDEBND TRANSMSN GM RADAR + NAVIGATIONAL AIDS GWK 465L SAC CONTROL SYSTEM GWL. 466l ELECTROMAGNETIC INTEL S GMA AN/ASD-l ARBNE ELECT SUB-SYS GWM 418L RYUKYU AIR DEF'EN~E SYS GWN 410l AREA SURV CNTRl SYS GN RADAR + NAVIGATIONAL AIDS GWO 411l AWACS' GWP 473l USAF COMMAND CONTROL SY GNA AN/APA-57 GWQ 474l BMEWS GNB AN/APA-74 GWR 413L DEW LINE GNC AN/APA-92 GWS 435l APOLLO RNG INSTR ACF'T GND AN/FSS-7 RADlR SURV CENTRAL GWT 481L SAC POST ATTK CMD CNTRl GNE AN/APQ-119 GWU 482l EMS EMERG MISSION ~UPPT GNF AN/APN-145 GWV 439L SEA COASTAL CABLE COMM GNG AN/GPS-6 GWW 484l SOFT TALK SECURE VOICE GNH AWADS FOR C_130 GWX 484N WET WASH PACIF1C COMMUN GNI AN/APR-36/37 GWY 486L DEEP SEA GNK APR 25/26 RAbAR GWZ 487L SL.F'CS GNl AN/FPS-l00 RADAR SET GNM AN/SPF+95 441+A GX NUMBERED SYSTEMS GNO AN/F'PS-89' GNR AN/A~Q-l02 RADAR SYS GXA 469L CORTS GNU AN/UPQ-3 GXB 490l AUTOVON DCS AUTOMATIC V GXC 474N SLBM DETECTION SYS GP RADIO GXD 492l US STRICOM COMMAND CONT GXE 493L YOCOM SECURE VOICE SWIT GPA AN/ARC-34 GXF 494l ERCS EMERG RKT COMM SYS GPB AN/ARC-63 GXG 495l USAF GROUND-AIR SYSTEM' GPC AN/ARC-84 GXH 496l SPAOATS SPACETRACK GPO AN/ARC-88 GXI 477L NUDETS GPE AN/TRU-6 TRANSMITTER GXJ 483L DIGITAL COMM SYS GPH AN/ARN-92 lORAN D GXK 487M SPECIAL PURP COMM SYS GPN AN/PRC-90 RADIO GXL. 488L GREEN PINE GXM 489l NORTHERN AREA CMND SYS GR RADIO GXN 497l ADS AUTO DIG SWITCH SYS GXO 427M CHEYENNE GRA AN/VRC-44 GXP 689AQ TAC SAT COM GXQ 485l TAC AIR CTRL.S'S GW NUMBERED SYSTEMS GXR 698 AJ GXS 436M SAC CMD + CTRl GioiA 407l TACTICAL AI~ CONTROL SY GWB 412l AIR WEAPONS CONTROL SYS GY UNNUMBERED SYSTEMS GWC 416l/M CONT AIR DEF' CTRl GWD 404l ,TRAF'F' CNTRl + LAND SYS GYA AF INT COM CTRL. SYS GWE 425l NORAD COC GYB I DHS' I NTElLI GENCE DATA HANDl GWF 416P SEEK DAWN sySTEM GYD CREEK RIB GWG 431l TRACAlS INCl AN/F'PH-47 GYE COBRA MIST GWH 433l WEATHER SYSTEM GYF' AIRCOM SPACECOM 63 Reference Copy #63 SECTION II, PART C, Am FORCE SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DO FORM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT DO rORM DESCRIPTION or SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 350 CODE 3~O CODE GYG EASTERN fEST RANGE GYH COMBAT DAWN GYJ COBRA TALON GYK CRITCOM GYM DSSCS DEF SPEC SECUR COM SYS GYO COBRA DANE GYQ LORAN "0 H OTHER EQUIPMENT HB NIGHT VISION HBA PAACHUTE FLARE MK24/LUU2 HBC PARACHUTE FLARE HK45/LUU-2B HBG PARACHUTE FLARE MSAl GENERATORS HOC MOD MEP-007 100KW HOH MOD MEP-009 200 K~ HOK M32-60A HX MIscELLANEOUS HXA 463L AIR CARGO MATERIALS HAN HXe GAS TURB ENG AN/32 S5~180 64 ,. j ; Reference Copy #64 SECTION III - CODING FOR ITEM 10C OF DD FORM 350 (DD CIAIMANT PROGRAM NUMBER) A DDCP number designates a grouping of supplies, construction or other services. One of the following code numbers shall be entered in Item 10C of each DD Form 350 in accordance with definitions provided in this Section III. Code· Program Title A-lA Airframes and Related Assemblies and Spares . A-lB Aircraft Engines and Related Spares and Parts A-1C Other Aircraft Equipment and Supplies Not Included in A-lA and A-lB A-2 Missile and Space Systems A-3 Ships A-4A Combat Vehicles A-4B Non-Combat Vehicles A-5 Weapons A-6 Ammunition ~{~:'.::.::': A-7 Electronics and Communications Equipment A-SA Petr.oleum A-BB Other Fuels and Lubricants A-Bc Separately Procured Containers and Handling Equipment A-9 Textiles, Clothing and Equipage B-1 Building Supplies B-2 Subsistence B-3 Transportation Equipment (Railway) B-9 Production Equipment C-2 Construction C-9A . Construction Equipment C-9B Medical and Dental Supplies and Equipment C-9C Photographic Equipment and Supplies C-9D Materials Handling Equipment C-9E All Others Not Identifiable to Any Other Procurement Program S-l Services The former Program C-3 (Maintenance, Repair and Operating Supplies) has been discontinued. All items formerly shown under this Program are to be included in Program C-9E. 65 Reference Copy #65 A procurement program selected on the basis of the use of the supplies or work purchased, shall include all items pertaining to the following when planned use is known at the time of purchase: 1. Crating, packaging materials, and dunnage . 2. Conversion, maintenance, and repair, including: a. Materials b. Services (performed by contractors) c. Operating supplies d. Components and repair parts 3. Related training equipment and devices (includi~ technical manuals and publications) 4. Related research and development and preproduction materials and equipment. An exception, however, is the construction of re search and development facilities which are .included in program C-2. When the planned use is not known -- items pertaining to the supplies and services listed above shall be identified with program C-9E, or S-l, as appropriate. 66 Reference Copy #66 III ~ ctAJ)lAlf.r PROGRAM CODE A-I AIRCRAFT PROGRAM This program consists of three subprograms: (a) Airframes and Related AaeembUee and Spares; (b) Aircraft Engines and Related Spares and Spare Parte; and ee) Other Aircraft Equipment and Supplies not included in subprograms (al and (b). (a) Air/rami' and ReltJUd A,umblu. (lnd Sparu. Progra", 1ft ".kA 1f1dudu IJ:reludu adUlfOftl 0" 1fIduM4 Complete aircraft (procured as such, GFE tires and tubea______A-Ie. i.e.-helicopters, excluding GFE). General p~rpolle production B-9. Airframe auemblies and spares, such equipment. as taU &BBemblies, wing &88embliea, Production facilities______0-2. landing geare, etc. Special jigs, dies, and fixtures to be used' only in the fabrication of a specific air frame model (including vanationa thereoO. Maintenance tools peculiar to the air craft. (b) Aircraf' BngiM' and Rela~d Sparu and Spare Par". Progro",'" ".1eA 1ftda4u Ezeludu utlu.fOfll or' .ftdtM114 Aircraft engines and parte. Aircraft engines incorporated in A-Ia. Assist takeoff other than droppable aircraft procured as complete unite. aircraft. Aircraft jet eIlgines and parte' used, ABBist takeoff (ATO). droppable A-6. without major modification, on guided units only. mi88iles. General purpose production B-9. Special jigs, dies,aLd fixtures to be used equipment. 'Only in the fabricatioD of a specific Production facilities______0-2. model of aircraft engine, including inspection gages. Maintenance tools pec\lliar to the engine. (e) Other Aircraft Equipment and Supplie, Not Included in Subprogram8 (4) and (b). Progro", Ifl ,DAIc:' ' 1f1dudu Eztludu udtU/OfII or, .mludtll Aircraft instruments and parte (except GFE electronics and communi- A-7. electronic equipment for communica cations equipment. tion, fire control, and radar). Elec GFE weapons______A-5. tricalequipment, such as, generators, GFE fire control. bomb eights, A-5, or A-7. inverters, starters, alternatore, etc. and related electromec~nical devices. "":;;. , Aircraft propellers and hubs______Aircraft weapons ______-- A-5. Mobile training units______Photographic equipment ___ - __ 0-9. Flight simulators ______Airborne acce880ries not an oper- A-9 or 0-9. Ground handling equipment peculiar to ational part of the aircraft, a specific model of aircraft. such as life rafts, oxygen Other acce880ries and parte . readily JIlasks. para.chutes, fire ex identifiable for aircraft use, such as tinguishers, etc. . gun turrets, bomb racks and releases, Organizational e.quipment, such 8-9 or 0-9. rocket launchers, fuel tanks, drop &8 general ground or deck han pable aircraft tanks, tires and dlingequipment, ships, hangar, tubes, control wires, servo and other and airfield equipment. control mechanisms, etc. Reference Copy #67 67 III - CLAIMANT PROGRAM CODE A-2 MISSILES AND SPACE SYSTEMS PROGRAM Pr."". ''II IDAlcA IflCludu Ezeludu udtufom "r, ,,,eluded Missiles and space systems GFE aircraft jet engines used, A-lb. All missile and space systems without major modification, parts and related equipment on missiles or space systems. procured from prime Contractors except items excluded. Fuels A-6 or A-8 CFE electronic equipment for GFE electronic equipment A-7 missiles and space systems. Booster cases for missiles. Ground handling and launching equipment peculiar to a specific model of missile or space system. Target drones. Special jigs, dies, and fixtures which can be used only in produc ing specific types of missiles and space systems, including in spection g]3.ges •. A-3 SHIPS PROGRAM Pr."". ". !OAkA Ezeludu ezclUftom "r, ,,,clud,d Construction of vessels of aU types. Guns, rocket launchers, torpedo A-5. Total coat of eervices~ civilian labor, and tubes, depth charge projectors, ship parts used in conversion, repair, and other weapons. overhaul, and modernization, whether· Fire control equipment______A-5. done by private Contractors or in Gov GFE electronic equipment, e.g., A-7. ernment shipyards. communications; fire control, Ship parts (except those excluded). radar, etc. Ship armor not procured with, or as a Ship equipage and housekeeping GeneraUy, part of, weapons. supplies, such as brooms, soap, A-9 orC-9. Aircraft catapults and arresting gear. paint, grease, light bulbs, mess Assault boats. . and galley utensils, cleaning Floating cranes, floating drydoc!ts, and rags; office supplies, clothing bridge erection boats. IUld other personnel items; rec Production equipment procured as a part reation equipment and sup of and mounted on floating equipment. plies, and similar types of Tracked amphibious vehicles, such as items which are not usually LVT's. produced as ship parts. Shipoorne deperming and degaussing Pontoons (including propelling B-1. equipment. units). Special jigs, dies, and fixtures, which can Fabric or rubber life rafts ___ ... _ A-9. be used only in specific shipbuilding GFE production equipment____ B-9. operations, including inspection gages. A-4 TANK-AUTOMOTIVE PROGRAM This program consists of tli08ubprograms: (a) Combat Vehicles and (b) Noncombat Vehicles. (a) Combat f1ehicle,. Progy"m ". !OAkA IflCludu E:rtludu IZeltufom "r, fflCltuhd Tanks. VVeapons______A-5. Self-propelled gun motor carriages. Fire control equ'ipment______A-5. Other combat vehicles. GFE electronic equipment, e.g., A-7. Combat vehicle parts. communication, fire control, Modification, whether done in private etc. or in Gov.ernment production facili Tracked amphibious vehicles, A-3. ties. such &8 LVT's. Special jigs, dies, and fixtures which can Production facilities ______C-2. be used only in producing a specific General purpose production B-9. combat vehicle model. equipment. 68 Reference Copy #68 :.1{1 I , .. l . .. III - CLAlMANT PROGRAM CODE A-4 TANK-AUTOMOTIVE PROGR.(M-Continued (b) Noncombat vehicle,. ProgTam 'n !Dlllell Indude. Ezelude. nclru.on. ar, IIu:luU4 Trucks, ambulances, passenger cars, Weapons______A-S. ' buses, motorcycles, and c~her motor GFE electronic equipment, e.g., A-7. ized vehiClcs, including wheeled am communication, fire control, phibious "chicles (except "ehicles iden radar, etc. tifiable to the construction equipment Fire control equipment.______A-S. portion of the Miscellaneous Equip Warehouse, airfield, and indus . C-9 ment Program C-9). trial tractors. Power-driven trucks, decontaminating. GF·E repair, production, and C-9. Bicycles. service equipment mounted on Trailers and semitrailers. noncombat vehicles. ' Repair, maintenance, and other special purpose noncombat vehicles. Prime, Contractor-furnished repair, re build, production and service equip ment procured as"a part of and mounted on noncombat vehicles. Other accessories and parts readily iden tifiable for noncombat vehicle use, 8uchas tires, spark plugs, batteries, ~tc. Modification whether done in private or in Government production facilities (kits). Truck tractors. Special jigs, dies and fixtures which can be used only in producing a specific noncombat. vehicle model, including inspection gages. A-S WEAPONS PROGRAM ProgTam 'n !D1l1eA Indude. Ezclud" aelution. ar' .ncluded Sma)) arms, automatic· weapons" mor Paravanes______A-3. tars, artillery, guns, rocket and Ship borne deperming and de A-3. grenade launchers, and pyrotechnic gaussing equipment. projectors, including those mounted Rocket launchers readily iden A-lor A-2. on vehicles,ships, and aircraft. tifiable for aircraft use and Flame throwers. launching equipment peculiar Smoke generators (land). to a specific model of guided Torpedo tubes. missile. Harborprote~Jjon nets. Electronic fire control equipment A-7. Depth chargeprojectors. such as MKS6, )IK63, T33, Wholly optical, electrical, or mechanical MKIOl, MKI02, etc. fire control equipment, including bin oculars, bomb sights, other optical equipment, stop watches and fire con trol mounts. Nonelectronic portions of electronic fire control equipment if separately pro cured and if procurement and require ment data are separately maintained. Speci~l jigs, dies, and fixtures which can be used only in producing specific types of weapons, including inspection gages. Depcrming and degaussing equipment (Range Station). Reference Copy #69 III - CLAlMANT PROGRAM CODE A-6 ..DDIC'ITIO:'\ PROGR.UI Program ill u"hkh Includfl Errludt, trrIUIIOTl! art iTlrludtd Ammunition, rockets," bombs, mines, Commercial type petroleum prod A-8. ~i'enades, torpedoes, depth charges, ucts. demolition material, and p~'rot('ch \'T Fuzes•.. _..... __ . _.... __ A-7. nics. Booster cases for guided missiles. "A-2. ATO units (droppable units only) and :'\ondroppable propulsion devices A-I. fuel for ATO units. installed in aircraft. Rocket and guided missile fuel. Droppable aircraft tanks. __ . _. A-Ie. ~Iachine gun links. Ammunition parts. Chemicals used in bombs, flame throw ers, smoke generators, and ammuni tion. Special jigs, dies, and fixtures which are used in producing a specific t~'pe of ammunition, including inspection gages. A-7 ELECTRO~ICS A:,\D CO~Dlr:,\ICATIO:'\ EQeIP:\1E:,\T PROGRA~1 Program /11 which lru:llUlt. Ercludt. erc/u,lon. art Included Electromagnetic radiating and non X-ray apparatus...•... _.... _ C-9. radiating equipment, except that ra ~onelectrical communication :\.-9 and C-9. diating in the visible spectrum, includ equipment such as pigeons ing: Radio equipment including uses and flags. for telegraph, telephone, teletyp<" Elinker lights and flash lights _. C-9. facsimile," television and IFF signals. Telephone poles .....••...... _ B-1 Radar equipment. Tool repair kits, pole climbing C-9. Electronic and electro-mechanical equipment, plows, earth augers computers. arid other tools. Radiation aids to aircraft control and Photographic equipment•..•.... C-9. navigation, including control of ~ onelectronic meteorological C-9. guided missiles. equipment such as thermom eters, barometers, etc. Radiation aids to fire control bombing, Shelters, carts, winches, rope, C-9. armament, and related electro boards, maps, tables; stakes, air mechanical types (not otherwise conditioners, etc. covered). Wholly optical, electrical or me A-5. Radiation countermeasures, including chanical fire control equipment, electronic deception and electronic including binoculars, bomb " jamming. sights, other optical equipment, Radiac. stop watches and fire control Infrared. mounts. :\Ieteorological. !\onelectric portions of electronic A-5. Sonar equipment. fire control equipment if sepa Magnetic amplifier and detection equip rately procured and if procure ment. . ment and requirements data Equipment used for transmission or are separately maintained. reception of intelligence "by wires, cables, or coaxial cable, including recorders, reproducers, telegraph, tele phone, teletype, facsimile, television, interphone, public address, and 'tele metering. Reference Copy #70 70 III - cLAllGNT PROGRAM CODE .' ... ~ A-7 ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT PROGRAM-Con. Imludtl Ezeludu Equipment which is used for the detec tion of noise and interference in the radio frequency spectrum. Radiation and reradiation equipment related to the preceding items. Equipment which is ancillary to the preceding items such as antennas, connectors, dynamotors, headsets, , / microphones, radomes, servoampli fiers, test equipment, wave-guides, cooling, hellting and pressurizing equipment. VT fuzes. Guided bombs, such as Tarzon and . Razon. Special jigs, dies, and fixtures which can be used only in producing specific types of electronics and communica tion equipment, including inspection gages. Electronic fire control equipment such as MK 56, MK63, T33, MK 101, MK 102, etc. Sniperscope. . A-8 FUELS AND LUBRICANTS, PROGRAM This program consists of three subprograms: (a) Petroleum Products; (b) Other Fuels and Lubricants; (c) Separately Procured Containers. '(a) Petroleum. Program Ita ",11tA g,ze,udu atlur/om an ltadtcdlcl lfldudu Redidual fuel oils. Other fmils and lubricants_ ____ A-8b. Lubricating oils. Separately procured containers A-So. Aviation gasolines. for petroleum and petroleum Motor gasolines. products. Kerosene. Petroleum handling equipment_ A-So. Distillate fuels. Insulating transformer oils. Fog oil. Greases. Jet fuels. Asphalts and road oils. Liquefied petroleum gas. Solvents and naphthas. Containers, when provided by the sup plier, in which petroleum products are delivered to the Government. Chemicals which are used directly in the production of petroleum and petroleum products as well as chem icals used in the processing of petro ~ leum and petroleum products which will be consumed or converted into byproducts in the course of processing. Reference Copy #91 ',. :~ 71 "~ III - CLAThfANT'mOGRAM CODE A-8 FUELS AND LUBRICANTS PROGRAM-Continued (b) Other Fuels and Lubricants. Program In which Incltulu Ezcltulu uciu.i01ll are included Coal and coke.' Fuel for A TO______A-6. Manufactured gas. Natural gas. Other nonpetroleum fuel and lubricants. Containers, when provided by the sup pliers, in which other fuels and lubri cants. are delivered to the Govern ment. (c) Separately Procured Containers and Handling Equipment. Program in which Incltulu &elude, uciUlio1ll are included Separately procured containers spe Fuel cells______A-1. cifically intended for use with petro leum and petroleum products noted in A-Sa such as can, inflammable liquid, steel. 5-gallon and drum intlammable liquid, steel, I6-gage, 55-gallon. Drum cleaning machines, portable petroleum Rumps, skid tanks, and petroleum diSpensing nozzles. A-9 TEXTILES, CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE PROGRAM (TEXTILES) Incltulu . Program In wAlch ucilUionl are included All clothing and leather products. Metal containers of more than 0-9. All textiles and textile products such 1 qt. capacity. as tenting, paulins, bags, towels, General housekeeping supplies, 0-9. bedding, canvas cots, packs, etc. such as insecticides, soap, Tents; etc. toilet paper, candles, light Flags and accessories. bulbs, paint, etc. Athletic equipment. General housekeeping equip 0-9. Gas masks (including carrier). ment such as cooking and Items which are generally issued to heating equipment, refrigera the individual for his own use such tion and air conditioning as tGilet articles, entrenching tools, equipment, garbage cans, fur eating and drinking utensils, etc. niture, etc. (but excluding weapons, ammuni Office, depot, and warehous~ sup 0-9. tion, medical, engineer, and other tech plies and equipment. nical items). Fire extinguishers ______~ __ 0-9. Oxygen masks, parachutes, and drop Steel, I6-gage, 55-gallon ______A-8c. kits. Separately procured containers A-8c. Life belts and jackets. specifically' intended. for use Dust respirators. with petroleum and petroleum Rubber or fabric life rafts. products such as can, inflam Shoe lasts. mable liquid, steel, 5-gallon and drum inflammable liquid. Reference Copy #72 72 III - CLAIMANT PROGRAM CODE .B-1 BUILDING SUPPLIES Program In wllkll Includ" Erclude, nt:iUlio711 are Included Military type bridging (including pon 9onstruction machinery, such as C-9.a toon bridges). tractors, power shovels, etc. Landing mats. Hand tools______~-9E Barbed wire and metal posts------.- Portable heating, refrigerating, C-9E Pipe, and storage tanks for pipeline and ventilating equipment. projects. Bridge erection boats_._ ------ Prefabricated buildings. Construction supplies includ ing telephone poles, piling, railway track and ties, lumber, cement, bricks, hardware, millwork, etc. Heating, refrigerating, plumbing, and lighting fixtures and other electrical equipment to be incorporated as an integral part of structures. Pontoon and pontoon propelling units. Insulated wire and cable, except com munication wire. B-2 SUBSISTENCE PROGRAM Program In willa Include. Erdu4el aclUlI07llar, Included All . food and beverage products for Water can, 5 gallon______C-9E human use, including operational Cigarettes not part of----C-9E type rations. a subsistence package Materials used for care and preserva tion of subsistence supplies. Drums, cans, and other containers and packaging materials, required for the delivery of food and beverage products. Chemicals which are used directly in the production of food and foo~ prod ucts as well as chemicals used in the processing of food and food products which will be consumed or converted into byproducts in the course of_ processing. Forage for animals. B-3 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT PROGRAM Program 1ft wAle. Indu4el Errlude, /aclUII07lllJr, IncluUlf Railway rolling stock and parts. Railway track, ties, and acces- B-1 Railway cranes and parts. sorles. Railway tools. Railway signal equipment. Mainten~nce of way equipment. Reference Copy #73 73 III - CLAIMAN!' PROGRAM CODE B-9 PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT This program consists of Production Equipment to be used by Government-Owned Facilities, and by Privately-Owned Facilities. Program in which Includes Excludes exclusions are included Machine tools and other general pur Materials handling equip C-9d pose cutting, forming, shaping, ment such as conveyor grinding, abrading, measuring, systems installed in joining, testing, heating or warehouses or other treating, production equipment to nonproduction facilities. be used in production facilities. _Portable conveyors, fork lift Rehabilitation and modernization trucks, industrial tractors costs and parts (but not routine and trailers, stackers, etc. maintenance) for above production Nonmechanical processing equip C-2 equipment. Heavy duty materials ment and incorporated as an handling equipment not incorpor integral and permanent part ated as an integral part of the of an industrial facility, industrial facility such as over such as processing vats, etc. head traveling cranes, shipyard Special jigs, dies, and fixtures Applicable cranes, etc. Production equip which can be used only in program ment used for repair and maint producing a specific model of ;..-.••.•. :. -. !:,,:::. enance if such-equipment is not a military it_em. procured as a part of and mounted Handtools ------C-ge on floating equipment or vehicles. Heavy duty materials handl10g C-2 equipment incorporated as an integral part of the industrial facility such as overhead t~aveling cranes, shipyard cranes, etc. C-2 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM This program consists of all construction, alteration, rehabilitation, or conversion of military industrial and nonindustrial installations, facilities, or portions thereof. It comprises all of the above facilities financed in whole or in part from a.ppropriated funds. All machinery and equipment (except pro duction equipment) organic to thefaciiity and installed as part of the construc tion project for the facility vill be included. Also includes ground improvement and installation of utilities. Program in .which Includes Excludes exclusions are included Construction of new industrial facil Production equipment installed B-9 ities and expansion, major alter in construction projects. ation or conversion of existing industrial facilities, which are Government-financed and viII be come Government-owned, including both ~Government-operated and contractor operated facilities 74 Reference Copy #74 III - CIAIMANT PROGRAM CODE C-2 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM Continued Program in which Includes Excludes exclusions are included Training, operational, housing and Land and departmental support facilities or any other overhead services. facilities ,necessary for the Construction equipment C-9a military forces. Installed equip and machinery. ment organic to the facility will Facilities constructed be included. entirely trom State Construction of military nonindustrial funds and for which facilities financed under Public the title will be Works Appropriations (MCA,' PW~N, vested in the State. and ACEP-AF). Construction of military nonindust rial facilities financed from appropriations other than Public Works Appropriations. Military housing proJects constructed under Title VIII of the National Housing Act. Air. and Army National Guard facilities to be constructed partially or entirely trom Federal funds. Building equipment such as eleva tors,fire protection systems, electrical power systems, or other equipment organic to a facility, and installation materials therefor• .~. 75 Reference Copy #75 III - CLAmANT PROGRAM.CODE ------~------0-9 MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAM - This program consists of five subprograms: (a) Construction EfJuipment; (b) Mp.dical and Dental Supplies and Equipment; (c) Photographic Equipment and Supplies; (d) Mate rial Handling Equipment; (e) All Others not Identifiable to any Other Procurement Pro gram. (a) Construction Equipment. P'O{/Tam In fDhich Includel Extrude, uelUlicn1l art included Power shovels, mobile cranes, bull Dump trucks______A-4. dozers, concrete mixers, ditching ma Engineering, drafting and map 0-ge. chines, road and airfield construction, ping instruments. and maintenance machinery earth Generator sets______0-ge or other moving trailers, and similar constrtlc applicable tion equipment. program. Pneumatic drills, welding equipr,nent, Photographic and Reproduction 0-9c. paint sprayers, air compressors, and equipment. pumps of the type used for construc Water storagE', distribution, and 0-ge. tion. purification equipment for Commercial construction type tractors. field lise. Power saws. Tractors of a type not usually A-4. Earth augers and well, drilling machines. used for construction, such as C-9d. artillery prime movers, ware house tractors, etc. Refrigeration and air condition- . 0-ge. ing equipme~t. (b) Medical and Dental Supplies and Equipment. Program in whleh Irv.lude. Excludu. aclUliom art Included Medical and dental supplies and equip Ambulances ______A-4. ment such as drugs, chemicals, biologi Bedrling______A-9. cals, surgical dressings, instruments, Pajamas and robes______A~9. hospital and dental furniture and Towels______A-9. equipment. X-ray equipment and film, etc. (c) Photographic Equipment and Supplies. PrO{/Tam In which .Includu Exclude, ae/Uliom art Included Cameras. X-ray Cameras and film_ . ____ _ C-9b. Film. Photographic projecting, developing, copying and re!ated equipment. (d) Materials Handling Equipment. PrO{/Tam In wlllcA Include, Excludu uclUlIom art Included Conveyors. Conveyors and elevators in 0-2. Warehouse truck8, tractors, and trailers. stalled as an integral part of Forklift trucks, stackers, etc. building. 76 Reference Copy #76 III - CLAD!ANT PROGRAM CODE 0-9 MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAM-Continued (e) All Other8 Not Identifiable to Any Other Procurement Program. Program in wAlch Include. nclUlfOM art fnduded Housekeeping supplies such as insecti cides, toilet paper, candles, soap, etc. Heating, refrigerating, plumbing and lighting fixtures, other electrical equip mel!t, furniture and cooking equip ment, except equipment incorporated as an integral part of a building or structure. Office supplies and equipment. Nonelectronic meteorological equipment. Animals. Mortuary and grave registration supplies and equipment. Training and educational supplies and equipment noli included in other pro grams. Laundry and dry cleaning equipment. Mess equipment. Water storage, distri~ution and purifica tion equipment fifield use. Field, combat, and troop equipment including water can (5 gal.), heaters {immersion and tent), field range, cook inp; outfit (on6 burner), field stove. Maintenance,repair and operating supply items. ...;;;::.;: , ._'::.';.•.....:,. 77 ~ eference Copy #77 , i .. III - CLAIMANT PROGRAM CODE S -1 SERVICES PROGRAM This program consists of all services which cannot be identified to any other procurement program. Program in which Includes Excludes exclusions are included Technical representative services. Maintenance or repair C-2 Operation of Government facility. of building. Basic research. Architect engineer C-2 Medical services. services Lease or rental of machinery or Construction C-2 equipment. Research & development Appropriate supply Utility services (electrical, where end product is program gas, telephone, water, steam). known. Custodial, janitorial services. Maintenance, repair or Appropriate supply Training, education, tuition or rebuild of equipment. . program services. Photographic services. Mapping services. Printing services. Publication services. Funeral Services. 78 Reference Copy #78