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List ofDcicumentation

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

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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

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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 ~

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> - •• ~' " ~., " ', ",'" ~, 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.

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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:

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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

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Revised as of July 1969

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Reference Copy #1 PREFACE

CHANGES IN THIS ISSUE OF VOLUME I OF THE DOD PROCUREMENT CODING MANUAL

... l. SECTION I,.PAR~ A. This Part of Section I has been revised to include FY 1970 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 1969 edition of Cata­ loging Handbook H 2-l, "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 e~uipment for FY 1970.

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VOL. I - COMMODITIES & SERVICES

CONTENTS

Section

I. CODING FOR ITEM lOA OF DD FORM 350 5 (Federal Supply Class or Service)

I A. RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION (RDTE) 5

1. Army Code s 9

2. Navy Codes a. Naval Air and Ordnance Systems Commands 15 ..... b. All other Navy activities 20

3. Air Force Codes 28

B. OTHER SERVICES & CONSTRUCTION 35

C . SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 37

II. CODING FOR ITEM lOB OF DD FORM 350 45 (System or Equipment)

A. ARMY 47

B. NAVY 51

C. AIR FORCE 56

III. CODING FOR ITEM 10C OF DD FORM 350 59 (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, or 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 Statistical Services, through one of the following, as appropriate: Army - Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics; Data Processing Center, Attn: Procurement Statistics Office, Washington, D. C. 20310

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VOL. I - COMMODITIES & SERVICES CONTENTS (CONT'D)

Navy - Chief of Naval Material; Attn: MAT 0243, Washington, D. C. 20360 Air Force - Logistics Command Data Center; Attn: MCPA, Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433

Defense Supply Agency - Executive Director, Procurement and Production, Cameron Station, ATTN: DSAH-PAR, Alexandria, Virginia 22314

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RefereI\ce Copy #4 4 SECTION I - CODING FOR ITEM lOA OF DD FORM 350 (Federal Supply Class or Service Code)

General. A 4~digit 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 ASPR 21-116.) 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, DEVELOFMENT, 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______

Budget Activity (Military Sciences)------, Program Element (General Physics),______~

RDTE Category (Research) ______~

The first digit is always the letter "A" which identifies a RDTE contract. the second digit is numeric from 1 to 9 and identifies the following eight budget activities and a miscellaneous category.

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2. Aircraft 6. Ordpance and Combat Vehicles

3. Missiles 7. other Equipment

4 . . Military Astronautics 8. Program-wide Management and Support

The third digit is a letter or number identifying the specific RDTE element. The fourth digit is numeric from 1 to 6 and identifies the categories of RDTE defined in ASPR 4-101. The title of each code is the Program Element description which has been abbreviated for machine processing to fit within 28 digits.

Selection of Appropriate Code. Each Department or Navy Bureau shall use only that subdivision of Part A designated for it, i.e., Part A(l) for Army, Part A(2)(a) for Naval Air and Ordnance Systems Commands, Part A(2)(b) for all other Navy Activities including Special Projects Office, 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 "All Other" code also 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 other DD Form 350 items.

To determine the appropriate DD Form 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-hous~ RDTE even though a RDTE appropriation symbol is cited.) The following symbols are currently applicable.

Army 2lX2040 Air Force 57X3600

Navy 17X1319 ARPA 97X0400.13

NASA 80XOI08

2. The Budget Program Activity Code (BPAC), Subhead Number, Budget Project Number or Program Element :Number (PEN) as appropriate. Part A is arranged numerically according to this number which appears in the first column of each subdivision. The corresponding DD Form 350 code for Item lOA appears in the last column of each subdivision of Part A.

a. Army. BPAC numbers are defined in AR 37-100. Only the first four digits of the eight-digit number is used in this Part A.

b. NavY. Subhead numbers are defined in NavCompt Manual, Volume II. Activities other than Naval Air and Ordnance Systems Commands also require a Budget Project Number (BPN) which is aSSigned by ONR letter. In the fund citation this BPN is written as the first two digits of a five-digit Control Number.

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3. Specific Type of Research where the same BPAC, Subhead/Project or PEN has been assigned to more than one DD Form 350 category. This applies only to Army BPAC 5011, Naval Air or Ordnance Supply System Subhead 9X01, other Navy Activity Subhead XXXl Project 24, and Air Force PEN 6 11 02 F.

, When a specific BPAC, Subhead/Project Number of PEN is not given, as in the case of ARPA, NASA or "All Other," it will be necessary to determine from the description of the RDTE the appropriate DD Form 350 code to assign. In this connection, requisitioning personnel shall furnish sufficient information to permit accurate coding.

Reference Copy #7 '. I 7 ." . .. PART B - OTHER 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 construction. The code consists of a letter identifying one of the 14 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 Equipment L. Technical Representative Services M. Operation and/or Maintenance of Government-Owned Facility N. Installation of Equipment P. Salvage Services Q. Medical Services R. Architect, Engineer, Expert, and/or Consultant Services S. Housekeeping Services T. Photographic, Printing, and Publication Services ' U. Training Services 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 the Ships Category (FS Group 19), the classifications 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 I SECTION I I PART A (1) ARMY ROTE COOES ., DO ARMY IUDGET PROGRAM ELEMENT FORM 350 'ACTIVITY ITeM lOA COO! TITLE CODe CODe . ­ 5000 , MILITARY SCIENCES

50.1 A IN-HOUSE LAB INO RES, ~ 11 01 A AIPI 50tB GENERAL PHYSICS 6 11 02 A AtAl 50t8 NUCLEAR PH.YS IC S 6 11 02 A AtBI 5'01B CHEMISTRY 6 11 02 A AtCt , SOle MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES 6 11 02 A AI01 501B ELECTRONICS 6 t1 02 A AIEl ·501B MATER I ALS' 6 11 02 A Alrl . 50t8 MECHANICS 6 t1 02 A AlGI 5018 ENERGY CONVERSION 6 11 02 A AtHl 501B TERRESTRIAL SCIENCES 6 11 02 A All t 50tB ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES 6 11 0,2 A AtJl 501B ASTRONOMY - ASTROPHYSICS 6 11 ()2 A A110 50t9 BIOLOGICAL MEDICAL SCIENCEs 6 11 02 A AILI 50tB BEHAVIORAL SOCIAL SCIENCES ~ 11 02 A AHtt 5018 UNIVERSITY PROGRAM 6 11 02 A AtNl 5018 OEPENSE RESEARCH SCIENCES 6 11 02 A AIOI 502A INPORMATION PROCESSING 6 21 01 A A112 5028 iNTELLIGENCE ELECTRONIC WRr 6 2t 02 A AIA2 502C SURrACEM08IlITY STUDIES 6 21 03 A AtB2 5020 NUCLEAR INVESTIGATIONS 6 21 04 A AIC2 502E MATERIALS 6 21 05 A AIE2 502r MIL pERSONNEL pERrORMANCE 6 21 06 A Atr2 .. 5021( BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL INVE 6 21 10 A AtH2 502L ATMOSPHERiC INVESTIGATIONS 6 21 11 A AIL2 502M TERRESTRIAL INVESTIGATIONS 6 21 12 A AIM2 502N . HAROENED ABM MATERIALS· 6 21 13 A AIN2 5024 STUDIES AND ANALYSES 6 21 32 01 1 AID2 5027 ENVIRONMENT 6 21 09 A AIG2 503A EDUCATION + TRAINING 6 31 01 A AIA3 505A STUDIES + ANALYSES 6 51 01 A AtA6 S08G MIL TRAINI~G:LEADERSHIP (; 21 07 A AIJ2 , 508H DEr OPR SOC ANA~YSIS , 6 21 08 A Al1(2

5100 AIRCRArT + RELATED EQUIP

512A AIRCRArT WEAPON I ZA TION 6 2'2 01 A A2A2 5128 AVIONICS EXP 6 22 02 A A202

512C AIR MOBILITY 6 22 03 'A A2B2

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Reference Copy #9 ;, I SECTION I I PART A (1) ARMY ROTE CODES DD ARMY BUDGET PROGRAM ELEMENT 'ACTIVITY FORM 350 ITEM lOA CODE TITLE CODE CODE 5f?1') AE RON ALJ ~ I·C AL RESEARCH 6 22 04 A A2C2 5tH DEMONST ATnR ENGINES 32 01 A A2G3 513R OPN EVAL V/STOL "6 32 02 A A2A3 513C HEAVY LIFT HEll COPTER 6' 32. 03 A 11283

5i3" RESEARCH HELICOPTER 6 32 04 A A2C3 513f Nnl SURVE ILLANCE ACFT 6 32 05 A A2D3 513F AIRCRAFT WEAPONIZATION 6 32 06 A A2E3 ~ 513(1 AVIONICS AnV 32 07 A A2f3 514A AVIONICS SYSTEMS ENG "6 42 01 A A2E4

.514B AIRCRAFT WEAPONIZATION SYS 6 42 02 A ~2A4 st4e AIRCRAFT ENGINES 4? 03 A A2C4 514n SPTG Df.VELnPMENT AIR MORILI· " 42 04 A A204 514E UTTAS-UTIl. TACT TNSP ACFT 5 " 42 06 A A2G4 5143 Af)V (lER fiRE SUPPORT SYSTEM "6 41 18 07 1 112R4 5146 TAC TRANS "IRCRAFT CV 7A ,., 42 05 A A2E4 SUA LT OBSERVATION HEll COPTER ;>. 36 ?? A A205 5178 AnV AER fJRE' SUPpnRT SYSTEM 2 36 25 A A2E5 5181 MOHAWK 72 3,., 15 A A2A5 51R2 IROQUOIS IJTLTY HELICOPTER "6 71 91 9t 1 A.285 51B3 CHINOOK MEn HELICOPTER " 71 9t 91 1 A2C5

5200 MYSSILES + RELATEn EQUIp

522A MISSILES 6 23 01 A A3A2 522R MISSILE PROPlJLSIO~ 6 23 02 A .A3A2 523A FwD ARFA ATR OfFENSE SYSTEM 6 33 01 A 11383 523R SUR TO AIR MSl.E DF-V (SAM/f») 6 33 02 A 113A3

523C HVY AT WPN TOW SSM ROCKFT 6 33 03 A 11303 523n .NIKE x AOV nFV 6 33 04 A A3C3 524A NJKE X ( EN r, J NEE RPI G) . 6 43 01. A A3R4 524A AIR nEFENSE CONT + COnRn 6 43 02 JI, A3F4 524r, MISSILE EFrECTIVENESS EVAUL 6 43 03 A A304

5~41 NTKE zrlJs TESTING 6 43 04.. A A3A4 52113 DIV SUPPORT ~llSSILE LANCE 6 41 24 03 1 A3C4 524'; fORWARO ARrA AO SYS(MAULER) 6 43 05 A 113[4 525/1. KWAJALETN TEST 51 TF. 6 53 Ot A /l.3B6 5258 WHITF SANns MISSILF RANI1E 6 53 O? A 113A6

527A SENTJNEL. OEFENSE SYSTOl 1 22 14 A A3H5 5?7R SAM NIKE HFRCULES 2 22" 3t A3D5 527C SAM HA~JK/HTP ? :?2 33 "A A3[5 5270 CHAPARRAL./VIJl CAN 2 22 34 /I. A 3K5 527[ Orv SUp MISSILE LANCE ? ::>2 51 A A3L5

10 Referel\ce Copy # 10 -- SECTION I I PART A (1) ARMY ROTE CODES DD ARMY BUDGET PROGRAM ELEMENT FORM 350 -ACTIVITY , ITEM lOA CODE TITLE CODE CODE 527C; SSM pERSHING 2 2? 54 A 1'385 5?7H SAM REOEYE '2 36 13 A A3C5 527J LAND COMBAT SPT SYSTEM 2 36 23 A A3G5 5281 SS.~ SERGEANT 6 72 2~ 5? A A3A5 5286 IMPRfjVFD FTRE COORD SY (, 71 91 91 1 A3F5

~ 5289 PROJECT 505 2 to 20 01 1 -A 3 I 5 5291 INT rORWARn AO SP HAWK 6 7t 91 91 1 A3J5

5300 MIL ITARY ASTRONAUTICS + (Q 5331' SATELL IfE COMMUNICATIONS 34 01 A AlIA3 533R TACTICAL SATELLITE COMM 6" 34 02 A AlIB3 537A STARCOM 3 31 11 A ALIAS

5400 SHIPS + RFLATEO EQUIP

:,:.:.... :(~<~~.:::'..~. 544A SEA TO INl.AND LOG SYSTEM 6 45 01 A A5A4

5500 ORDNANCE + RELATED EQUIP

5521' SURfAC[ MOR COPP+TfCH 6 26 01 A A6A? 552R CR WEAPONS (EXPLORATORY) 6 26 02 A A6A2 551'C F I REP,OWER nTHER THAN ~1I SSIl 6 26 03 A A(,C2 552n ARMY SMALL II RI~S prWGRAM 6 26 011 A A602 ,., 553" pnwER $YS + CONVERTERS (Anv 36 01 A ' A6G3 ­ . ­ 55 Jfl ANTI-TANK wFAPON$ SYSTEM ./ ,., 36 01' A A6M3 553C CR WEAPONS CAnVANCFO) 6 36 03 A A683 5~31) NIJCLFAR MlJr-.iI TI ONS (OEV) 6 36 04 A A6F 3 55:3F MINE WARFARE 6 36 06 A A6H3

553F ARMY SMALL ARMS PROGRAM 6 36 07 A6JJ 553r. Anv "RTY WFAPONS ... A"'MO 6 36 OR "A A6I3 55JH HI Er-.JERGY LASER 6 36 11 A A6K3 55.3J ARTILLERY r.nNTROL $YSTF I~S (; 36 1:'. A A(;L3 5531 l.ASER SEMI ACT GUIO 6 36 02 A A6A3 5533 CR PILnT PI. NT + PROC 6 36 09 A A6C3 5534 FA OIR SUPPORT WEAPON 6 36 10 A J\603 553':; CLnSE SUppnRT WEAPON LW 155 6 36 05 II A6E :3 55411 INF INOIV + SPTG ~,rAPONS (; 46 ot A A6A4 55/lR FA WFAP(lNS I~UN EQUIPMENT 6 46 02 A A61)4

554C NUCLEAR MU~JJTTnNS (ENGR) 6 46 03 A A6E4 554[') WHFEL[O VEHTCLFS 6 46 04 A A6G4

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554H ARMY SMALL AR~S PROGRAM 6 "6 08 A A6L4 5541 HVY AT ASSAULT WPN TOW (, 41 24 09 1 A6A4 5543 TANK MAIN RATTLE ~ 6 41 27 06 1 A6C4, 55"5 MEO AT ~JPN ~AW 6 41 27 06 A A6K4 5548 POWER SYSTE~ CONVERTERS (, 41 30 03 1 A6F4

557A . GEN SHERIDAN VEHICLE CAR/AA 2 36 t 7 A A6C5 557R SH ILtEL AGH 2 36 18 A A6D5 557C TANK MAIN RATTLE 2 36 19 A A6G5 5571) HEAVY ANTI-TNK ASLT WPN-TOW 2 36 (14 A A6H5 557[ MfD AT ASLT WPN DRAGON 2 36 27 A A615

55R5 SHILLELAGH TRAINER 2 29 01 09 1 A6E5 5586 COMBAT VEH WPN SYS LR 6 71 91 91 1 A6f5 5591 LITTLE .JOHN 6 71 91 91 1 A6A5 559~ HONEST JOHN 6 719191.1 A6B5

5600 OTHER EQUIPMENT

562A COMM(JNICATTONS - ELECTRnNTC 6 27 01 A /l7A2

562R IFF (EXPLORATORY) 6 27 02 A A7H2 562C AIRBRN SURVEILLANCE TGT ACQ 6 27 01 A A7A2 56?£) GROUND SU~VEIL TARGET ACQN 6 27 04 A A7C2 56?F ELECTRONJC+FLECT nEVICES 6 27 05 A A7D2 562f CA DEFENSE (EXPLORATORY) 6 27 06 A "7E2 562G MAPPJNG ANn GEODESY (, 27 07 A A7F? 562H COMf3AT suppnRT (, 27 OR A A7G') 562J NIGHT VISION (EXPLORATORY) 6 27 09 A A7I2 563A LTMITED WAR LABORATORY (, 37 01 A .A7L3 56313 ELECTRIC pnWER SOURCES (, 37 02 A /l7Q3

563C AUTO DATA SYSTEMS ARMY rIEL 6 )7 03 A AlA3 5631) NIGHT VISInN (ADVANCEn) (, 37 04 A A783 563F CR OfFENSE (AnVANCEO) 6 37 or:; A A7C3 561r IFF (ADVANCED) 6 37 06 A A7.D.3 563" cnMMUNICATInNS OEV 6 37 07 A A7E3

563H IMAGf TNTER~ + PHOTO PROC 6 37 08 A A7F3 563,) GR n S lJ I? VE TL LAN C E ... TAR GET A 6 37. 09 A A7G.3 5631< AIRBORNE SlJRV + TARGET AC(.)N " 37 10 A A7H3 5631. INTEl.LIGENCE ... Ew DEV 63711 A Jl713 56W MAPPYNG-GEnOESY (AnVANCEO) 6 37 '2 A A7M3

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ARMY BUDGET PROGRAM ELEMENT ·ACTIVITY CODE TITLE CODE A7K3 563N THERAPEUTIC OEVELOPMENT 6 37 n A UNMANNEO AFRIAL SURV IS 37 14 A A7N3· 563P A7J3 5630 SURSYSTEM RELIABILITY 6 37 15 A PROJECT BLUE ZEPHYR 6"37 1.6 A A7R3 563R Ar03 5635 PROJECT MALLARD 6 37 17 A A7P3 563T MISSILE [LtCT wARFARE 6 37 18 A STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS 6 47 01 A A7A4 564A A7B4 564R TACTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 6 47 02 A TACTICAL AOPS EQUtPMENT 647 03 A A7F4 564C A7G4 564n AERIAL COMRAT SURVEILLANCE 6 47 04 A A714 564F GROUND BASED SURVEILLANCE S 6 47 05 A 564F NUCLEAR SURVEILLANCE SURVEY 6 47 06 A A7J4 A7N4 5"4H 1FT EQUIPMENT 6 47 09 A &UPPORT OEVELnPMENT FOR COM 6 47 10 A A704 564J A7p4 564K ELFCTRONIC wARFARE 6 47 11 A A7C4 564L JOINT ADV TACTtCAL C3P 6 47 12 A COMBAT FEEn CLOTHING EOUIPM 6 47 13 A A7R4 564M ArS4 564N NIGHT VISION DEV " 47 14 A 564P TRAINING DF."VICES " 47 15 A A7T4 564(.\ MAPPING-GEnDESY ·(ENGR) " 47 16 A A7U4 A7W4 564P GENERAL Cn~ijAT SUPPORT 6 47 17 A CA OfFENSE CFNGINEERING) " 47 lR A A7X4 56'lS A704 5644 cnMMUNICATInNS SWITCHING 6 47 19 A UNMANNED AFRIAL SURVEILLANC (, 47 20 A A7H4 564R A7A" 565A ARMY ELECTRONIC PROVING GRN 6 57 01 A A7A6 5t15R TESTING 6 57 02 A DESERET TEST CENTER " 57 04 A /1706 565C A71<4 565? SIr, SPT INTELL OP~S 6 47 07 A A7L 'l 565J IHG INT PHOTO PRne ENG 6 47 O~ A /l7V" 56f1'1 NUCLEAR POwER SYSTEM 6 47 21 A A7G5 567R ELECTRnNIC WAf~F:ARE 2 22 43 A TACTICAL FIRE OTRECTlflN SY!'­ 2 36 26 A A715 5671" A7H5 5t17n DEFENSE cnMM PLANt-.JING GROIJP ~ RO 12 A CRYPTOLOGIC ACTIVITIES 3 10 11 A A7A"> 567r A7J5 567G CoUNTER INTFLL INVrSTIGATF 3 to 24 A J17K5 5671-1 JNTELLTG naT" HANnllNG SYST 3 10 25 A 3 10 30 A A7L5 567J LEFIR~ ARMnR f. 7e5 5671< olJCe " 73 20 1:3 A ELECT COMP ANAL eTR "6 57 03 {\ A7C6 5673 A7A5 568::> PRIMARY COMTNT/fLTNT 6 71 91 91 1 Enp INTELLIGENCE + SECURITY 6 73 10 25 A "71>5 568/1 ArES 5692 TECHNICAL sr~SqR cnLLECTION "73 10 15 A

Reference Copy #13 13 SECTION I, PART A (1) ARMY ROTE CODES DD ARMY BUDGET PROGRAM ELEMENT FORM 350 ·ACTIVITY ~------~------~ITEM10A CODE TITLE CODE CODE· 5693 ARMY SUPPORT OF HQ EUCOM ·6 72 11 13 A A7F5

5700 PROGRAM WInE MGMT + SUPPORT

57511 FACILITIES AND INSTALL SPT 6 58 0\ A A8A6 5751\ LOCAL HDQS COMMANO ADMIN . 6 58 Ot A A8C6

57511 LorAL wELFARE ACTIVITIES 6 58 01 A A806 575A FIELD MAINTENANCE 6 58 0\ A 118f.6 575A LOCAL LOGISTICS SFRVICES 6 58 01 A A8F6 575A MINOR CONSTRUCTION 6 58 01 II A8G6 575A SPECIAL PURPOSE EQUIPMENT 6 58 01 A A8H6

575A lOCAL MNT ~GMT OF .FAC 6 58 01 A A816 -- --5-7-5 ~ INTl COOPERATIVf R+O 6 58 O? II A886 577h CIVILIAN TRAINING POOL 9 12 12 II A8A5 DASA A97 MILITARY SCTENCES OASA 6 16 46 01 H A970

OTHER EQIIIPMENT OASA ,., 55 03 Ot H A971 EXPLOR Of V DASA ALL PROG ElS A97?

ARPA

XA10 MATERIALS - ARPA 6 11 01 11 A9A1 XE10-90 DEFENDER - ARPA ,., 23 Ot [) A9A2 XC10 MATH~ATICAl SCIENC[S - ARPA 6 11 01 n A981 XF10-40 VELA - ARPA 6 27 01 n /1982 XB10 PHYCHO + SOC SCIENCES - ARp 611010 119C1 XG10-50 AGILf- ARPA ,., '?J O~ D A9C2 XD10-30 DEFENSE RES sCrENCES - ARPA ,., 11 01 0 A9Dl XL10 Cl.OUD GAP - ARPA " '?1 0:;> n A9D2

jaUO Anv PROPEllANT CHEM - ARPA 6 21 03 n A91:2 XJ10 ENERGY CONVERSION - ARPA 6 21 01-' n A9F'? XK10 TECHNICAL STunIES - ARPA 6 21 01 n A9G2 XMlO AnVANCEO SFNSORS - ARPA 6 27 03 0 1\9H2

NASA 6 64 no

RESEARCH NASA {, 64 01 A981

fXPLORATORY DEV NASA 6 6·/~ 0:;> 1'1982 AnVANCEO orv NASA " 64 03 A983 [NGrNEFRJN~DFV NASA 6 611 04 A981t OPER SYS nEV NASA 6 64 0'5 A985

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MANAGEMF:NT I SUPPORT NASA 6· 64 06 A986

ALL OTHER 6 74 00

/

OTHER RESEARCH 6 74 01 A99J, OTHER EXPLORATORY nEVEL 6 74 02 A992 OTHF:R AI)VANr.ED DEVEL 6 74 03 ~993 OTHER FNGTNEERING DEVEl 6 74 04 A994 OTHER OPERATIONAL SYS OEVEL 6 74 or; A995

OTHER MANAGEMENT AND SlJPPOR 6 74 O~ A996

The appropriate fiscal year is used in place of the "X" in the first digit of the ARPA Budget Activity Code . Reference Copy"#15 .J . S_ECTION I, PART A (2)(0), NAVY ROTE CODES (Air & Ordnance Systems Commands) NAVY PROGRAM ELEMENT DO FORM 350 SUBHEAJ ITEM lOA NO. TITLE CODE CODE

9XOt El.FCTRnNICS 6 11 O? N A1E1 . 9x01 MATERIALS 6 11 fl2 "'1 A1FI 9XOt MFCHANICS 6 11 02 N AlGI 9x01 ENfRGY CONVERSION 6 t 1 02 N A1Ht A1Jl 9X01 ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES 6 11 02 N 9X01 BIOLnGY + MFDJCAL SCIENCES " 11 O? N At Lt A 1 N 1 / 9X01 OCFANOr.RAPHY ,., 11 02 N Al02 MATf.RtAL~ " 21 04 N 990" AtE2 9903 EI.FCTRnNTC MATLS TECH " ? 1 05 N

9704 I ~J HnIJS E l. An. 0 RAT 0 RY " 11 01 N AIPt 9804 O[F CnMMUNTCATION~ PLAN GRP 2 80 12 N A7G5 9XO"i STUDIES ANn ANALYSES NAVY 6 51 04 N A1R6 970"1 STUDTES + ANALYSES (MARCORP " 51 03 M Al06 900(, AnVANCED A/C PROPULSION SYS 6 32 10 N A2J3

990,; LIFE SCIENCES TECHNOL.OGy ,., 21 02 N AtC2 A2C4 9X07 AIMS (ATCRRS/MARK ~II) 6 42 11 N 900R DESTROyER HELO SYSTEMS " 32 11 N A2KJ 990R AIR ASW FLFET SUPPORT 2 56 21 N A2L5 9009 ATRBORNE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTE ,., 32 16 N A2L3 6 42 04 N A2G4 7010 TARGET DEVELOPMENT A2N5 9609 EA"6A AIRCRAFT 3 N 990C) INTEGRATEn VP ASW AVIONICS 6 42 01 N A2F4 9X10 IMP FOL-ON LT ATT A/C A7A ? 56 12 N A2I5 98 t 1 AEW-CV RASrn A/C E?h 2 41 31 N A2A~ A?I4 9Xt? CVS ASw AIRCRAFT (VSX) 6 42 02 N

971? DRnNf ASW HELD nASH 3 N A285 9X13 EA6-R AIRCRAFT :? 56 02 N A2K5 ...... A2C5 9713 F4R [QUIPMENT IMPROVF 3 N 9 X 1il HEL.D AVInNTCS SYSTEM ? 66 1.2 M A2J5 A2Q4 90t5 CRANE HFLI/HFAVY LIFT " 42 14 N

991'5 F1l1A AIRCRAFT ? 41 lR "I A205 A2E4 9Xl" DIRECT JE1FREL SONnBUOY SYS 2 56 0, ~J 9X 17 Anv AtRAnR~E RECONNAISSANCF 6 32 OR N A213 AVIONICS nEVfL (ILAAS) ? 56 1'; N A2M5 9817 A'?A2 991~ A8N SURVfILLANCE + NAVIGATI 6 22 01 N

991Q AIRCRAFT cnMMIHnCATTONS 6 2? 02 N A282 9X20 AIRCRAFT GEN~RAl. EXPLOR nEv (:. 22 03 '" A2C 2 9X21 AJRRORNf ASW DETECT[ON SYS 6 32 01 N A2A3 70?? STRIKE WARF4RF WEAPONRY ,; 23 12 N A3C2 9X?? TRIM/COMR S[NS VEH 6 42 06 N A2L4

9822 CV HASEn AlB TACT CONTROL 5 6 42 07 N A2H4 9X?3 V/STOL DEVELOPMENTS " 32 03 N A283 9723 V/STnL O[V[LOPHENTS 6 32 03 N A2B3 See page 22 for footnote 16 Referenpe Copy #16 _~_ECTION I, PART A (2)(0), NAVY ROTE COOES(,Air & Ordnance S~stemsCommancls) NAVY PROGRAM ELEMENT DD FORM 350 SUBHEAD ITEM lOA NO. TITLE CODE CODE

AIL AS'~ SYSTEM 33 06 N A3G3 70'24 AnV A2C3 9X24 AlA ELfCTRONtC WARFARE fQ "6 32 06 N A3J3 7025 AnV pT DEF SURF MISSILE. 6 33 09 N t.NVIRONMENTAL APPLICATInNS 6 32 07 N A2H3 9X25 A2A4 9725 SpEC WARFARE NAVY A/C(COIN) 6 42 13 N TACTICAL RrCON A/C RF-X 6 42 OR N A2J4 9825 N A}L3 7026 Ar)V UNDERWATER MISSILf. " 33 t 1 .AVIONICS 32 02 N A?G3 9X26 A3K3 7027 AIL S/L ANTT SHIP MISSIU:. 6" 33 12 N A203 .. -::' .' 9X27 AIRISURF FTRE CONTROL SYs 6 32 04 N AIC SYSTF:MS FLFET SUPp·ORT 2 56 16 N A2G5 99?R A3G4 7029 POINT DEFENSE SYS OEVEL 6 43 01 N A2HS 9929 TARGET FLEFT SUPPORT 2 56 18 N A3F4 3T MA,JOR SYS OEVELflPMENT 43 02 N 70JO A204 9X30 AVInNICS DrVEL (VAST> "6 I. '2 03 N Af}V SUR MSU:: SyS 6 43 03 N A3H4 7031 A2.<4 9X31 F-14A/C ACFT (wAS VFX'2 + FA 42 09 N " ...... : -~. I\rlVANCED A/C ENGINES 6 32 05 N A2F3 9731 A2G4 9X32 . DRON£ TARGET DFVELOPMENT 6 42 04 N N A3A3 9632 AUGMENTED THRUST PROPULSION 6 33 02 SURFACE MISSILF SYS PROJECT 2 56 38 N A3G~ 7033 11382 7933 GUIDED MISSILE PROPULSION 6 23 01 N SEARCH + RESCUE SYSTEMS 6 42 10 N A2M4 9X.33 A2E3 9633 SIJ8MAR.I NE SURFACE EfFECTS 6 35 2(' N BASIC POINT OEF MSl.E SYS 2 56 67 N A3K5 7034 A3I3 7931. ADVANCED S[A BASEl) OETERREN 6 33 OR N (,1) A205 9x34 Ale PROPULSTOI\J [VAL GENERAl 2 ')6 N

1)6 N 1\304 983IJ AnVANCED SPI\RROW 2 04 6(, A2P5 9X35 AIRCRAFT FLIGHT TEST GENERA 2 56 N t) A3A6 983<; MSL/WPNS SYS TEST + INSTRUM 53 02 N 9X36 AEW-CV AASfD A/C E2A ;:> I. 1 31 N A2AS A3E5 9836 PHOENIx MIssILf SYSTEM 2 56 1 3 N A3f4 79?7 3T SYSTF:M IMPROVEMENT 6 43 O? N A3C5 9737 SPARROw III WPN SYS 3 N AIRCRAFT FLIGHT TF:S T GENERA 2 56 66 N A21-'5 9R37 A3G5 793A SURf AC·E MISSILE SYS PRO,JEeT 2 1)6 3~ N N A3ES 9X3~ PHOENIX MrSSILESYSTEM 2 56 13 A3G5 9738 SIJRfAC[ I.1rsstLF SYS PROJlCT 2 56 38 N A205 983F1 Ale PROPlII.SIDr-J EVAL GENERAL 2 56 6'5 N SAM SYSTFM 6 33 04 N A3C 3 7939 ADVANCED A2H3 9839 ENVIRONMENTAL APPLICATIONS 32 07 N 9919 AnVANcro SP"RROW ":2 56 04 N A 1Di~ i.:,.,,', • ~,. See page 22 for footnote

Reference Copy #17 17 ~_ECTION I I PART A (2)(0), NAVY ROTE CODES (Air & Ordnance S}'S!ems Commands) PROGRAM ELEMENT NAVY DO FORM 350 SUBHEAD ITEM lOA NO. TITLE CODE . CODE 7840 Sl)RROC 2 56 3? N A305 9X I~ 0 GUIDFD MISSILE PROPULSION 6 23 Ot N A3B2 9840 TRIM/COMA SENS VEH " 42 06 N A2L4 7041 ADVANCEO HJNE COUNTERMEASlJR 6 35 02 N A5N3 79/11 GlJIDED '1ISSILES .!, 23 02 N A3A2

90/11 STRIKE WARFARE WEAPONRY 6 23 t 2 N. A3C2 9941 GUIDED MISSILES EXPLOR DEV 6 23 02 N A3A2 704-;> SHIPAOARD FLECTRONIC WARFAR 6 35 2t N A5w3 9X4-;> ANTI-RAn MSLf-STANDARD ARM ? 56 64 N A3J5 974';> AnV ANTI RAnIATION MSLE SYS 6 33 10 N A3B]

9X'l3 SHRIKE 2 56 39 N A3H5 70114 RIVER + SHALLOW WATER WARFA " 45 04 N 1\5Q4 7944 LANDING FORCE SUPPORT WEAPO 6 31 Ot N A3D3 9X44 AnVANCED AJR LAUNCHED AAM S 6 33 05 N A3F3 9644 NORTON SOUND ENGR TESTS 6 ,,3 05 N A3C4

704E) sunD 6 1,5 21 N A5Y4 7945 HASIc POINT OEFMSLE SYS '2 56 67 N A3KS 9X45 PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE 6 53 Ot N A3A6 7~'16 POP.JT OfFENSE SURf" MISStLE 6 42 09 11' N A3B4 794" ADVANCED POINT DEF MISSILE 6 33 09 N A3J3

9XIlf, ADVANCED ATR LAUNCHED ASM S " 3306 N A3G3 7947 AUGMENTED THRUST PROPULSION 63302'" 1\3A3 9X47 Anv AN CE D F USE 0 EST GN.S 6 33 07 N A3H3 9647 AOVANCED Aw/CW WEAPONS 6 36 04 N A6£3 794P. pnINT DErE~SE SYS DEVEL 6 43 Ot ~J A3G4

904~ A/~ 5/L ANTI-SHIP MISSILE " 33 12 N A .3K 3 994~ A/L G/M FLFFT SUPPORT 2 56 37 N A3F5 79/19 Anv SUR M5'-F SYS (ASMS) (, 43 03 N A3H'~ 9X'I9 CONDOR ? 56 03 N A3N5 9749 MEn RANGE GUIDED A·IR"SUR wp ? 56 03 N 1\ 3A4

70'50 UNDERSEA WARFARE WEAPONRY 6 26 11 N A6C2 9X50 Anv A~M TECHNOLOGY 6 33 O~ N A3[3 965() SPA SUR " 42 11 N A 4A/~ 7951 RIVEF?/SHAunw WATER WARFARE 6 45 all N A5Q4 9X51 MSLE/WPNS SYS TEST + JNSTR 6 53 02 N A 38 f,

9~51 ASTRONAUTICS 6 24 02 N A4A2 7052 ADVANCEf) MTN[ DEVELOPMENT ~ 36 Ot N A6C3 79S? [LEC CaMPAT + [FFECT 6 25 02 N A5F2 9b5? SATELLITE GEOPHYSICS 6 311 07 N A11.A 3 9752 SPA SUR " 42 1 t N A4A4 985? GEODESY - ANNA 3 10 23 N J\4A5 7053 ASW TORPEDO COUNT~R M RFSIS "36 O? N A6R3 See pa e 22 for footnote

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9853 ALL WEATHER CARRIER LANDING 2 56 17 N A5R5 70':;4' HI ENERGy LASER PGM 6 36 07 N A6G3 9X5/! TACT APPLIcATION ~AV SATELL 6 34 01 N A4C3

975/1 SUR SONAR nEVS " 45 03 N A584 9xr;5 ASTRONAUTICS EXPL8R PEV 6 24 02 N A4A2 9A55 lLECTRUNIC WARFARE SYSTEMS 6 45 1 ~ N ASG4 70':;6 MINE WARFARE DEVELOPMENT 6 46 01 N A6A4 9856 JAMMINR + nECEPTION " :?5 or; N A5C2 A6G/I 7057 ASW ROCKETS " 46 02 N 9057 PROGRAM 749 6 34 03 N A4G3 9857 INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS 6 115 ., 1 N A5KlI 70SR CONVENTIONAL nRD ~QUIPMENT 6 46 Or; N A6F4 A4F3 90c:;~ VLF pROPAGATION SATELLITE (, 34 05 N

985A AIC LAUNCHT~JG + RETRIEVING 6 35 12 N A5F3 995R SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS " 34 02 N A4B3 9XC;9 GEODESY .. ANNA 3 to 23 N A/~B5 9859 A/C LNCH/RETRIEVE FLEET SUp 2 56 19 N A'5N5 7060 MK 48 TORPEOO 2 56 01. N A6KS

9060 TACT SAT COMMUNICATION [QUI 6 44 01 N A484 115[4 97"0 COMMUNICATJONS SYSTEMS 6 45 10 N 9960 SOLRAD 6 24 0\ N AliB? 7861 AnVANCFD MINE COUNTERMEASUR " 35 O~ N A5N3 9x6t Anv MINE COUNTERMEASURES (, 35 02 N A5N3 A683 96f>1 ASW TORPED(J COlJNTER M RESIs " 36 02 N 7961' SHIPBOARD FLECTRONIC WARfAR 6 35 21 III A5w3 A513 9X62 ADVANCED InfNTIFICATION TEe 6 35 15 N 9661' AS·W ROCKrTS 6 46 02 N A6G4 A5p4 9X63 ELECTRONIC WA~FARF QRC " 45 13 N 1\6AC; 9663 ANTI-TANK wEAPON RnCKEYE '? 56 63 N 9763 RADAR SURVEILLANCE 6 35 16 N .A5S3 9064 TACT INT[LL + PROCESS SuPPO 2 56 70 ~J A535 A6A? 96611 WF.APO~S + ORDNANCE " 26 01 N A5W5 98"11 NAVY IDHS 3 10 25 N

9964 JAMMr~G + nfCEPTInN 6 25 05 N A5C2 906c; INTELL DATA HANDlI~G SYSTFM 3 10 25 t..1 A5W5 9665 8W/CW wEAPnNS 6 46 04 N A6[4 9965 FLEe COMPAT + FFFECT 6 ';>5 02 N ,,5F? 9X66 Ale LAUNCH ~ RETRIEVE " 35 11' N A5F 3

9766 ASROC SYSTFM ? 56 ?R t..! A6115 79(,7 MINE WARFARE nEVELOPMfNT f> 46 01 N A(,AlI 9Xfl7 INTELLIGENCF SYSTEMS 6 lI5 11 N A5K4 79f>R MK-48 TORPEnn Ex-tO ? <;6 01 N A6L5 See page 22 for footnote

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NAVY PROGRAM ELEMENT DO FORM 350 SUBHEAD ITEM lOA NO. TITLE CODE CODE

9X6R ELECTRONIC WARFARE SYSTEMS " 45 12 N A5G4 796Q TnRPfDn MK 46 ? 56 ('9 N A6C5 9X69 ALL wEATHFR CARRlr.f~ LANnING 2 56 17 N A5H5 7070 LIFE SCIfNCES TECHNOLOGy " 27 1 t N A7J2 9070 ADV METEOR SAT READOUT EQUI 6 35 32 N A513 9R70 UNGUIDED cnNV AIR LNCH WPNS 6 46 03 N A604

9970 A/C LNCH/RETRIEVE FLEET SUP 2 56 19 N ASN5 .7071 tNVIRONMENTAL SUPPORT " 27 12 N A7K2 787t RIVERISHALLnw wATER WARFARE 6 45 04 N ASQ4 9871 WALLfYE 2 56 45 N 'A615 9.97 t OTHER RfSfARCH " 74 01 A991

707,? MATERIAl. SIIPPOAT 6 27 14 N A7G2 .,97') cnNVENTIONAL nRn EQUIP " 46 05 N A6F4 997') OTHER EXPLnRATnRY nEVEL 6 74 02 A992 7071 MATERIALS + cnMPONENTS " 27 15 N A7H? 9X73 ADV cnNV nRDNANCE " 36 05 ~ 4603

9973 OTHER ADVANC(D OEurL " 74 03 1'.993 7074 C R wEAPONS OEEENSE 6 27 17 N . A7P2 79711 U/~ ORO FLEET SUPPORT PROG 2 56 27 N A6D5 9X 7/1 . Mt~E WARFARE DFVELOPMENT 6 46 Ot N A6A4 9974 OTHE~ FNGJNffHING OEVEL " 74 04 A994 7075 COUNTERMEASURES 6 27 21 N A7Q2 7975 AIL. S/L ORn FLFET SIlPPI1RT 2 C;6 41 N A6r5 997t:.. AIL S/L (JRn fLT SUPPORT ? 56 41 N A6F5 997r:, oTHE R 0 P F RAT I [J.N AL S YS DE Vfl (, 74 OC; A995 797F,_ AOV MfNF DFV " '36 01 N A6C3

9X7f, UNGUIDED cnNV AIR I.NCH WPNS 6 116 03 N A6D4 997f> OTHER MANA~FMENT AND SUPpnR " 74 06 A996 7077 MORILE ASW TARGETS 6 37 03 N A7A3 7977 SUR LAUNCHED ANTI SHIP TORP 6 36 03 N A6A3 9X77 BW/Cw wEApnNS " lt6 04 N A6[4

707A Anv MARINE RIOLOGICAL Sys " 37 09 N A7K3 797P. WEAPONS + nRDNANCE EXP DEV " 26 01 N A6A? 907R UNDERSFA WARFARE WEAPONRY "26 11 N A6C2 9.67 P. ADVANCED ~TNf cOUNTERMEASUR " 35 O'? N' ~5N3 997p. WEAPONS + ORDNANCE " 26 01 N A6A2

7979 AS~ TORPFDn COUNTE~ M RESTS " 36 0;> tv A683 9X79 WALLEYF 2 56 45. N A615 9679 AIMS (ATCRRS/MARK xII) 6 42 11 N A2C4 9XAO ADVANCED Rw/CW WEAPONS " 36 04 N A6[3 9680 TRAINING F.-(')lJIPMENT " 27 03 N A 7C2 See p ge 22 for footnote

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79Rl ASW ROCKf.TS 6 46 02 N A6G4 9XBl COUNTER INTfLL SYSTEMS (., 47 04 M A704 9681 FMF EXPEn IITRFIEUI SUPPORT 2 66 11 M A7B5 9X8? DEF CO~~MIJNICATIONS PLAN GRP ? 80 1 ~ N A7G5 (., N A7F2 968'1 CIP W'E ApnN~ DEFENSE 27 04 98R? 8W+CW WEAPONS f, 116 .04 N A6E4 (., A7/\. 3 90P.3 OCEAN ENGINEERING SYSTEM OF 37 02 N 9883 ANTI TANK WEAPrlN ROCKEYE ? 56 63 N 1\685 (., N A7C3 998~ DEEP SIlBI-1ERGfNCE PROGRAM 37 02 79R/J HERO FLEET SUPPOR.f 2 56 47 N A6J5

f, N 9X 8 II Ar)VANCl:.O LnGISTICS 37 05 11703 9 f, 8 II CnUNTE RMf ASIJR[ SHORERASEO 6 '17 01. /'oJ 117A'2 70PS FACILlTIFS + INSTALL ~UPP(lR 6 58 01 N A8A6 9XR5 FMF EXPfD IIJRFJELD SUPPORT 2 66 11 t-1 11785 968, ADVANCfD LnGISTICS (., 37 or; N 11703

70R" ASW MGMT TECH SIIPPORT 6 58 06 N 11806 • (., 02 N A7B2 79P,f, LOGISTICS 27 '-".~>:~~;~:~: ..:.~: :. 9X8t> CIA WEAPnNS D[FENSE 6 27 04 N 117F2 79fH Cf)IlNTERMEASllRES SHOREBAsED 6 '17 ot N 117112 9X87 Cf)lINTERMFA511RES SHOREAASf.O 6 27 01 N 117A2

9.687 TFCHNJCAL INFO CENTERS 6 58 04 N 118F6 9787 DEEP SUAI-1ERGENC[ PROGRAM 6 37 02 N A7C 3 908R MATERIAL $IJPPORT 6 27 14 N 117G2 968P MGT·. TECH SlIPP (ASW SYS> (., 58 06 N A8()6 99AR TRArf'-lII'4G [PIJIPMENT 6 27 03 N A7C'? 7889 FAClL TTlES • INSTAL SUPPORT 6 58 01 N fd:iA 6 79R9 Mr)RILE ASW TARGET 6 37 03 N A7R3 90A9 FACILITIES • INSTAL SUPPORT .6 5R 01 N AAH6 99A9 FACILtTIES + INSTA.L SUPPORT 6 r;A Ot N A8A6 7990 ADV MARINE RIO SYSTEM 6 37 09 N 117K3 9090 TfCHNICAL TNFO CENTEHS· 6 58 04 N AAF6 99Q() TECHNICAL INFO C£I'HERS (., 58 04 N ARF6 9091 MANPOWER EFFfcnVENESS 6 3l 07 N A7H3. 9891 AOVANCED LnGISTICS f., 37 05 N ~.7()3 7997 FACILITIEs • INSTALL SUPPOR (., 58 01 N A8A6 9092 MATERIALS + COMPONENTS 6 ';.7 15 N A7H2 979') FMF EX pO> AIRFIELD SUPPORT 2 66 1 1 M 117RS 9093 PERSnNf\IEL SUPPORT 6 ')7 111 N A7I2 9893 C+R WEAPONS DEFENSE :~ ?7 04 N A7F2 A7J2 909 I~ ltn: SCJftllCES 6 27 1 1 N 9095 ENVIRnNMENTAL SUPPORT 6 27 12 N A7K2 9096 S~RFACE/AERnSPACE r .. r SIIRV 6 27 19 ~! A7L2 ~...:.,;P See page 22 for footnote Reference Copy #21 ·21 SECTION 1, PART A, NAVY RDTE CODES (Air & Ordnance Commands) NAVY PROGRAM ELEMENT SUBHEAD DD Form 35o NO Item lOA TITLE CODE Code

9097 Cn'M M.A ND + CON TR a L (, 27 20 N A7M2 91397 TECHNICAl. TNFO CENTERS 6 58 04 N .A8F6 799f1 ASW SYSTEMS SUPPORT 6 58 06 N .A8D6

9098 UNDERSEA TARGET SURVEILLANC 6 27 lB N .A7N2 "

This section of the Navy RDTE code is arranged numerically according to the last two digits of the subhead number. A "7" in the first digit identifies the Naval Ordnance Systems Command, and a "9" identifies the Naval Air Systems Command. The second digit identifies the fiscal year, 7 for FY 1967, 8 for FY 1968, 9 for FY 1969 and 0 for FY 1970. An "X" in this position means that the same number was used for the same program title in each of the fiscal year~ 1969 and 1970.

FOR ARPA, NASA AND ALL OTHER CODES SEE PAGE 31

" Referen~e Copy #22 22 1 SECTION I,PART A (2)(b), NAVY RDTE CODES (Other than Air & Ordnance Systems Commands) NAVY SUBHEAD PROGRAM ELEMENT DO FORM 35 o .... AND BUDGET !TEM lOA PROJECT CODE NO. TITLE CODE

XXXl (')() MILITARY SC TPJCfS

, 1 !\,) A1P, , 1 1 N HOUSE LAflfJRATORY 01 XXXI 6 t-I t'1 A' X>tXl I? (l[NERAI PHYSICS " 11 07. XXX, , ? I\llJClFAR PHYSICS 6 t 1 02 N fl1 81 6 O? ~J II 1 C1 XXX, 1? CHFMISTIH 1 1 N -' Al[)l ~1ATHEMAT leAL SCIENCES 6 11 O? XXX 1 . 1? AHI XXX, 1 ? FLFCTRnNICS 1 1 02 fIJ 6 N II 1r, XXXt 12 MATERIALS " 1 1 0? 6 Ol' N AlGI. XXX, 12 ~.1ECHANTCS 11 02. N IItH1 XXX, 1? ENERGY CONVERSION 6 1 1

, 1 N p 1 I 1 XXX, , ? TERRESTRIAL ~CIENCES 6 O? f, N A1:11 XXXI , ? ATMnSPHERTC SCJENCFS 1 1 02 N At 1<1 XXX1 12 ASTRnNOMY ASTROPHYSICS 6 1 1. O? - N Jltl, XXX, 1 ? (l TOl OG Y + MEDTCAL sc IE: NC rs 6 1 I 01.' N 111M, XXX1 , ? REHAVTnRAI.. .. snCIAL seTENCf 6 11 02 XXX, , ? (1CEAN(1(;RAPHY 6 1 1 01' N A1 ~I' 6 N II l!' 2 XXXI 1 7 (iEN SIJPVF TLl + NAVIGATN ?1 ot 6 03 N AlR? XXX, tQ PERsnN~IFL ANO TRAINING 21 n;.> A1A3 XX X, ?O ARTEMIS/UNnERWATER "COIJSTIC 6 31 M 31 01 I\J Al R 3 XXX, ?1 E n II CII TIn ~J + TRAINING nEV " N Ate? XXX1 ?5 t I FE: SCHNCfS TECHNnLnGY 6 lI' O? N A'O? XXXl '?6 MATERIALS 6 :;> 1 04 0') r-,J AlE? XXX, '?7 FLlCTRnNIC MATlS Tf CH 6 :;>1 ,~ Ale£; XXXI ,1 CENTER FOR NAVI\L ANAL I,IAR r. 6 "i1 01 i,1 6 c; 1 tJ AlA" XXX1 32 r.[I\!TFR Fr1R NAVAL A~jALYc:.ES 0? xxx, ,3 sTUDIES + ANAI.YSES (MflPCORP 6 51 ('3 f·f A'Of, (NlI\lY) £; 51 n4 ~I r, , R 6 XXX1 3'~ <;Tllf){F<; + MIA\YSfS

XXX? 00 AIPCRAFT + REl.I\Hf) [QUIP

1\1 A?R"i XXX:;> , 1 Fill A AIRCRI\FT 2 I, 1 ?? ? 41 N A?A5 XXX? 1 II AEI~-CV RASED Ale E2f1 31 • N A?R <; XXX? 1 2 f)RON[ ASW HELn DA~H 3 N Alice; XXX? 1 :3 F48 r QII I P 14 PH IMPROVE 3 ()2 A2K<; XXX? 13 EA-6B IIIRCHAFT 2 <;6 N nIRECT .JElEAEL SOr-.JflRU(1Y SYS 2 e;6 05 N A?Q'i XXX? 1.4 A2[le; XXX? 1 '; FlUB AIRCRAFT 2 41 1 8 N

XXX:? , 5 IMP Fnt -ON LT ATT Ale A-7E 2 "i6 12 N "?Ie;

23 Reference Copy #23 SECTION I,PART A (2)(b), NAVY RDTE.CODES (Other than Air & Ordnance Systems Commands)

NAVY SUBHEAD PROGRAM ELEMENT DD FORM 350 AND BUDGET ITEM lOA PR~~~CT ~------T-IT-L-E------r-----C-OD-E----~ CODE

XXX? AIC PRnpULSIO~ EVAL G~NEHAl 2 56/',5 N A20e; XXX? 1'" 7 . ,AIRCRAFT FLIGHT TfST GrNfRA ? 56 ,.,6 N A2Pe; XXX? 1 A Af3 N SUR VET Lt. A..., CE + NA V I GAT I 6 ?2 0 1 ~I A'?A? XXX? 1 A HELD AVIONICS SYSTEM 2 (-'6 12M A?J5

XXX? 19 AIRCRAFT COMMUNICATtUNS 6 ?2 02 M A282 XXX? ::>0 AIRCRAFT GENERAL EXPLnR OEV 6 ?2.03 N A2C? XXX;? 22 AIRCRAF"T ENGINES " 4? 1~ N A2A4 XXX? ?5 VRCOD 3 2 A:?Fe; XXX? 2A . AVIONICS DEVELnPMENT 3 2 A2FO:;

~'. . XXX? 29 AIC SYSTEMS FLEET SUppnRT 2 56 16 "J A?G') XXX? 30 TARGFT FLEEr SUPPORT 2 '16 1 8 ~ A2H,) XXX::> 31 AIRCRAF"T 6 22 11 N A?!)2 XXX? 34 5UAMARTNE SURFACE fFFECTS 6 35 ?6 N A?E3 XXX? 3'1 [A6-R AIRCRAFT 2 56 .02 N A?t<')

XXX? 37 AVIONICS OEVrL (ILAAS) 2 56 15 N A;?M') XXX? 3~ AIR ASW FLF.ET SUPPORT 2 56 ?t N A?l..5 XXX? 19 ADVANCED AIC tNGINES 6 32 05 N A2F3 XXX::> f~O SPEC WARFARE NAVY A/CCCOIN) 6 112 13 N A?84 XXX? 111 AIRBORNF ASW 8ETECTYON SYS 6 32 Ot N A2A3

XXX::> 42 AVIONICS 6 32 n2 "J A2G3 XXX? lI3 VISTOL DEVELOPMENTS 6 32 03 N A'?Rl XXX? 113 DIRECT ,/EZE8EL SONOAUny SYS' 2 56 05 N A?F II XXX? lill AIRISURF FIRE CONTROL SYS 6 32 04 N A203 XXX? 4 I~ EA-6A AIRCRAFT 3 N A?IIl')

XXX? ",) AIR ELfCTRbNIC WARFARE EQ 6 3? 06 N 112C.1 XXX2 4" INTEGRATED VP IISW AvIONICS 6 1!2 nt N A2F {~ XXX? {If> ENVIRONMENTAL APPLICATIONS 6 32 07 N A?H3 XXX? 47 ADV AIR80RNE RECONNAISSANCE 6 32 OR N A2 J3 XXX? I'R AOV AIC PRnPULSION SYST£M 6 12 10 ~I A?J3

XXX? {19 OESTR~Y[R HELn SYSTEMS 6 32 11 N A'?K3 XXX? 50 AIRRnRNF LIFE SUPPOPT SYSTf 6 32 16 N A?L 03 XXX? ')1 CV BASED AlB TACT CONTRnL S 6 42 0" M A?H4 XXX? 53 TACTICAL RECllf\J AIC RF-X 6 42 08 N At>J4 XXX? ')9 LASER TARGET QESI~NATnR 6 42 05 ~I A?NlI

XXX? 0:;9 nIRECT JEZEREL SONnRUny SYS ? 56 05 M A?Q5 XXX? (,1 CVS ASw AtRCRAFT'CVSX) 6 42 02 ~ A?I4 XXX? "'2 AVIONICS UFVEL (VAST) 6 '~2 03 N /l2D4 X X X.? '" 3 nRONE TARGET nEVELOPMENT 6 4.2 04 N A2G4 XXX::>' 63 CVA Ftr,HTER AIC (VFx) 6 1~2 16 N A?R4

XXX2 f.,4 TRIM/COMR SENS VEH 6 42 06 N A?L4 XXX? 6"5 F14 RIC AIRCRAFT (WAS F"AX) 6 42 09 N A21<4 XXX? 6f> SEARCH + RESCUE SYSTEMS 6 42 10 N A?M4

Referen~e Copy #24 24 SECTION I,PART A(2)(b), NAVY RDTE CODES (Other than Air & Ordnanc~ Systems Commands)

J;-~ . NAVY SUBHEAD PROGRAM ELEMENT DO FORM 350 .... AND BUDGET ITEM lOA PROJECT CODE NO. TITLE CODE

XXX? 67 AIMS (AfCRRS/MAHK XII) 6 42 1 1 N fI?r.4 6 42 ~I (J '? (:) I~ XXX? 6~ CRANE HfLT/HEAVY LIFT 1 "

XXX3 00 MISSILES + RI::LATEO [QUIP

XXX3 11 FLF:FT R/M5L SHINCl. PRDG 43 1 1 ? ?1 N A3A5 XXX3 1 '? KO 28 MACH '? TGT DRONE 3 2 A38') XXX3 12 SSRt.J f)FF"FI'IJSE 1 12 24 N A3n5 i XXX3 , 3 FBM COMMANO X CONTROL 1 t 3 1 4 N A3I<; :,. 113M') , XXX3 1 4 ARM SUPPORT 1 22 15 N

XXX3 te; CONDOR ? 56 03 N A3 ~Ie; XXX3 1 f, PHoE"N IX MISSII.F SYSTEH 2 ')6 13 N A3f5 XXX3 17 SPARROW I I I WPI\i SYS 3 N A3C"> XXX, 17 SlJl-?FACF MISSILE SYS PRn.JFCT ? 56 3R N A3GI) XXX) 1 A SHR[KE' 2· ')6 39 f\I A3H5

XXX) 19 ANTI-Rill) M5l.F-STANDARfl ARM 2 56 f>4 t.J A3J5 XXX3 ?O SUAROC 2 56 32 N A3J)') XXX3 20 RASIC POINT OEF MSLE SYS 2 56 f,7 f\I !13K') XXX3 ?1 GUJDfO ~H S5 I U:S [XPLOR D[V 6 ;>3 02 N A3A2 XXX3 ?? AUGMENTED THRUST PRoPUI SION 6 33 02 N AlA3

XXX3 30 A/L G/M FLEfT SUPPORT 2 56 37 N A3r') XXX3 31 MEn RANGE GUIr)EO AIR-SUR WP 2 ';n 03 III . AJA4 XXX3 31 M.tSSILE PROPULSION 6 ~3 11 N A3J)? XXX3 32 QRIKf. WflHFARE WEAPONRY 6 ?3 12 t\I A3C? XXX3 Vi MIV ANTI RADIATION MSLE SYS 6 33 10 N A3R3

XXX3 :H I\OVANCrn SAM SYSTEM 6 33 .('14 N A3C:3 XXX3 .3H POINT n En:: ~'S E SURF MISSILE ~ Il2 09 1? N A3R4 XXX3 I. 0 NOIHU~' SOUND fNGR HSTS 6 43 0<; N A3C 4 XXX] II 1 . AOVMJCrD SpARROW 2 56 ('t4 III A3[)4 XXX3 41 ADV ARM TECHNOLOGY 6 33 03 N 113[3

XXX] 4? PosEtnn", 6 112 06 33 ? A3f II XXl(1 42 ADVANCFD AIR LAUNCHED AAM S 6 33 05 ~I A3F3 XXX3 43 GUIDE) MISSILE PROPULSION 6 23 01 ~ A382 XXX3 In AOVANCFO AIR LAlJNCHFD AS~ S 6 33 06 N A3G.3 FO~CE SUPPonT wEAPO 6 31 01 t.J A303 XXX3 4/~ LANDINr, ,. , . XXX) 411 AOVANCED FUSE OESIGNS 6 33 07 N A3H3 XXX3 115 AflVANCFO SF.A RASED DETF RREN 6 33 OR N A313 XXX3 46 AOVANCfO POINT OfF MISS ItE 6 33 09 N A3J3 XXX3 I, 7 ADVf\NCFrl 1JI\IDERWATfR MISSILF. 6 33 , 1 N A3L3 XXX3 48 AIL S/L ANTI-SHIP MTSSILF. 6 33 1 2 N A3K.1

6 , 4 N f\3M3 ~' XXX3 49 UNDERSFA L/R t.1ISSILF IIILMSI 33 ~?-~

Reference Copy #25 } 25 $.~ SECTION I/PART A(2)(b)/ NAVY RDTE CODES (Other than Air & Ordnance Systems Co~mands)

NAVY SUBHEAD POL AND BUDGET ..______R_G_R_A_M_E_E_M_E_N_T_..-_____--1 DD FORM 350 PROJECT ITEM lOA NO. TITLE CODE CODE

XXX7 1-6 OTHER Me ExPLURATORY DEV 6 27 05 M A7r)') XXX7 16 OEF COMMUNICATIONS PLAf\I GRP 2 RO 12 N A7G5 XXX7 '7 UNDERSEA SURVEILLANCE 2 RO 14 N A7A5 XXX7 17 EXTRA-TERRETORIAL TESTING 6 ')7 06 N A7[2 XXX7 18 ASW ENVtRONMENTAL PREDICTN 6 37 11 N A7A3 XXX7 :>1 C/B WFAPONS DEFENSE 6 27 04 N A7F') XXX7 21 LIFE ~CIENCES 6 '?.7 1. 1 N A7 J'? . XXX7 22 ENVIRONMENTAL ~UPPORT 6 27 1.2 N A7K?

XXX7 23 LAB INDEPENDENT EXPLOR DEV 6 27 13 N A702 XXX7 ?4 MATERIAL SUPPORT 6 27 14 N A7G? XXX7 25 MATERIALS + COMPONENTS 6 27 15 N A7H? XXX7 ')(, PERSONNEL SUPPORT 6 ?7 16 N A712 XXX7 ')7 DEEP SUR MERGENCE PROGRAM 6 37 02 N A7C3

XXX7 27 C 8 WEAPONS/DEFENESF 6 ')7 17 N A7P') XXX7 2A UNDERSEA TARGET SURVEILLANC 6 ?7 1 a N A7N? XXX7 ?9 SURFACE/AEROSPACE TGT SURV 6 '27 19 N A7L.? XXX7 30 COMMANn + CONTROL 6 27 ')0 N A7M') XXX7 31 COUNTERMEASURES 6 ~7 :?1 N A7Q?

XXX7 3~ OTHER MARINE CORPS 6 ')7 ')2 M A7R2 XXX7 ~, AnV UNnERSEA SURVEILLANCE 6 37 01 N A7E3 XXX7 /.I:? OeEAN ENGINEERING SYSTFM DE 6 37 02 N A7l3 XXX7 1)3 MOBILE ASW TARGET 6 37 03 N A7B3 XXX7 flll OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTRtJMT DEV 6 37 (14 N A7F'3

XXX7 fir; ~DVANCEO LohISTICS 6 37 05 N A703 XXX7 1.16 ADVANCFD MEDICAL OEVELnp~EN 6 37 06 N A7G3 XXX7 47 MANPOWFR EFFECTIVENfSS 6 37 07 N A7H3" XXX7 OR TRAINTNG DEVICES TECHNOLnGY 6 37 08 N A7I3 XXX7 ll9 ADV MARTNE BIn SYSTEM 6 37 09 N A7K3

XXX7 50 OTHER M/C ADV OEVEL SUPPORT 6 37 ,0 M A 7J ~ XXX7 'l1 OCEAN FNGINEERING TECH DEV 6 37 13 N A7M3 XXX7 53 NAVY cnMM SYSTEM MODERN 3 31 13 N A7H5 XXX7 "1 ASW CTRS cnMMANp + rNTRL SY 6 117 01 N A7B4 XXX7 f>? COUNTER INTELL SYSTEMS 6 47 04 M A7DlI

XXX7 63 TRN DEVICES PROTOTYPE nEV 6 117 03 N A7C4 XXX7 64 OTHER Me SySTEMS 6 47 04 ~ A 7 A (1

XXXA 00 PRnGRAM WIDE MGMT + SUPPORT

XXXR 11 INTNTL MIL HDQS/AGENCIES o 10 ('Ill N XXX~. 16 SUPPORT - HQLANTCOM 21112 N XXX,q 17 sUppnRT - HQPACOM 2 11 ,/~ N

Refere~ce Copy #26 30 SECTION I,PART A(2)(b), NAVY RDTE CODES (Other than Air & Ordnance Systems Commands)

NAVY SUBHEAD PRO ...... ,. AND BUDGET GRAM ELEMENT DD FORM 350 PROJECT ~------r------~ ITEM lOA NO. TITLE CODE CODE XXXR 21 fACILITIES + INSTAL SUPPORT 6 58 01 N A8A6 XXX8 22 AUTEC 6 ~R 02 N A8A£, XXX8 23 ElECTROMAG C04PATBY ANAL CT 6 58 03 N ASf6 XXXB 24 TECHNICAL INFn CENTERS 6 58 04 N A8F6 XXXR 25 INTERNATL COOPERATIVE R+D 6 ~8 05 N A8C6 XXXR 26 ASW SYSTEMS SUPPORT 6 58 06 III A8D6 XXXR 27 JNTERNATIONAl OCEAN EXPLOR 6 58 OR N A8G6

ARPA

XA10 MATERIALS ARPA 6 tl Ot n A9At XE10-90 DEFENDER - ARPA 6 23 OJ. 0 A9A2 XC10 MATHMATJCAL SCIENCES - ARPA 6 It 01 0 A9Bt

XF10-40 VELA - ARPA 6 27 ot D A9B2 XB10 PHYCHO + SOC SCIENCES - ARP 6 It 010 A9Ct XG10-50 AGILE - ARPA 6 27 02 0 A9C~ XD10-30 DEFENSE RES SCIENCES - ARPA 6 11 01 0 A901 XL10 CLOUD GAP - ARPA [, 21 02 0 A902

XH10 AOV PRnPELLANT CHEM - ARPA 6 21' 03 0 A9E? XJ10 ENERGY CONVERSION - ARPA 6 21 04 0 A9F2 XKlO TECHNICAL STUOIES - ARPA 6 21 01 D A9G2 XMlO AOVANCED SENSORS - ARPA 6 27 03 0 A9H2

NASA 6 64 00

RESEARCI-f NASA 6 64 01 A981 EXPLORATORY OEV NASA 6 64 02 A982 ADVANCfO DEV NASA 6 64 03 A98~ FNGINEfRING DEV NASA 6 64 04 A984 OPER SYS OEV NASA 6 64 05 A98') MANAGE~ENT I SUPpnRT NASA 6 64. 06 A986

ALL OTHER 6 74 00

.. OTHER RESEARCH 6 74 01 A991 " ...:.... *: .. OTHER EXPLORATORY OEVFL 6 74 02 A992 OTHER ADVANCED Of VEL 6 74 OJ A993 OTHER fNGINEERING DEVEL 6 74 04 A99', OTHER nPERATlnNAL SyS DEVEL 6 74 05 A995

OTHER MANAGEMFNT AND SUppnR 6 74 06 A996 The appropl iate fiscal year is used in place of t he "X" in the fir ~t n.igit 0f the ARPA code. Reference Copy #27 31 SECTION I, PART A (3) AIR FORCE ROTE CODES PROGRAM ELEMENT DD FORM 350 ----~CO-D-E------r------T-IT-L-E------~ ITEM lOA CODE

1 0 npERATIO~AL SYSTEM OEV A006

1 10 05 01 4 ATLAS A3AS 1 10 15 01 4 ~INUTP.1AN I A3C5 1 10 1f, 01 4 ~~ I NUT FMAN I I /1305 1 11 13 F' B-52 SQUADRONS A?HS

1 11 1~ f n~ .. t11 SQUADRONS A2GS 1 11 16 01 4 SKYBOI T .A3FS 1 11 16 03 4 HOUNO OOG A3E5 . 111 1A F SHT RNGE ATTK MSL£ (SPAM) A3.H5 t 11 :?3 F SR-71 SQIJAORnNS A;;>A5

1 1? 01 04 4 TITA~ SQUADRONS A3AS 1 t? 13 F MINUTF"MAN SQUADRONS A315 1 13 11 F SACCON-SAC COM C~TRL NFTWnR A7A5 1 IJ I? F PACCS-POST ATK COM CNTRL SY A7A5 1 13 13 F ERCS-[M[RG RCKT COM SYS A725

1 13 21 F SPECIAL PURPOSE COMM A7WS 1 ?J 11 f NORA!) COC A7G5 1 :?ll 11) F AWACS A775 1211 ;?I~ f SPACETRACK "485 1 (Ill 2'; F OTH RAnAR SYSTEM An:':5

1 24 2R F INTERCEPTnR/rSC/MISSIIE A3.J5 t 24 '?,9 F NIKE Z[IIS TARC1ETS A3A4 1 24 29 F NIKE 7 F:lJ S TAR GET S A3K5 1 40 1 t 01 4 PROGRAM 279 A7C5 2 11 16· F USSTRTCOM U S STRIKE COMM A7H5

2 Pi 05 014 SURVEILLANCE + WARNING A705 (I 1 ~ (10 01 4 AOMR ALARM NIIOETS 4TlL A7F5 2 ?O 01 01 II PROGRAM 437 "4A5 2 ?'; 01 01 'I AF SUPPORT CONRAn/NORAn A7X5 2 71 21 F A-7 SQUADRONS I\?T5

2 71 29 F F-111 $QUADRONS A?A5 2 71 61 F MARK II AVIONICS SYSTEM A?G4 2 71 "1 F MARK II AVIONICS SYSTEM A;;>KS 2 72 14 F RF-ltl SQUADRONS A(lF5 2 74 '12 F TAC AIR CONTROLSYS A7Y5 2 74 13 F SEATACS . Al85 2 80 1? F DfF cnMM PLNr. GROUP A7tS 3 10 11 F CRYPTO ACTIVITIES A745 3 10 14 F 100TH SRW A755 3 10 15 F" TECH SENSOR COLLECTInN .A 765

32 1,teferenpe Copy #28 SECTION I, PART A (3) AIR FORCE ROTE CODES PROGRAM EL EMENT DD .~." ". FORM 350 ------r------1·ITEM10A CODE TITLE CODE

3 to 17 F CLEAR SKY A7Y5 3 to lR F PROGRAM 417 A4B4 3 1.0 113 F PROGRAM 417 All,) 5 3 10 23 F MAPPIN~-CHARTING-GEOnFSY A715 3 1. 0 75 F INTEL nATA HANDLING SYS A7P5

3 10 30 F VELA sATfLLITE AllES 3 11 Ot 22 4 SPECIAL COLLECTION ACTIVITI A7£15 3 11 1t? F AIRCOM-AF COM~ , A7Q5 3 311 37 01 4 RF-4C AtlC5 3 40 OR 01 IJ TAC/ArSTRTKE AUTO eMn CTRL A7,)5

3 '11 01. 02 4 WE.t\·THERSfRVICE A7f5 3 41 01 14 4 TITAN III VEHtCLE AlIOS 3 lq 11 F SPECIAL ACTIVITIES A4F5 3 51 10 F SATELLITE CONTROL FACILITY AlfA6 3 51 10 F SATF.:LI.ITE CONTROL FACILITY A4K5

3 51 1~ F AERIAl TARGETS A2J5 3 51 19 F TITAN III SPACE ROOSTER AllA4 3 51 lQ F TITAN tIl SPACE RooSTER A415 3 51 21 F MANNEn ORRITING LARORATORY A4H5 3 51 2\ F MANNfn nR8ITING LABORATORY A4L3

4 11 tR F C-141 AIRLIFT SQUADRONS 11205 It 11 19 F C-5 AIRLIFT SQUADRONS A2E5 It 12 tll F AIR CARGO HNf'LG A7K5

6 1 RESEARCH Aoot

6 11 01 0 MATfRIALS - ARPA A9Al 6 11 01 0 MATHMATICAL SCIENCES - ARPA A9Rl

6 11 01 0 PHYCHn + SOC SCIENCES - ARP A9Cl 6 11 01 F IN-HOIJSf I.AR INnEP RSCH Al01 6H' 02 F GENERI\L PHYSICS AlAt 6 11 0:> F NUCLEAR PHYSICS AtAt 6 1'1 02 F CHEMr~TRY AtCt

6 l' 0:> F MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES A101 6 11 0:> F ELECTRONICS AtEl 6 t 1 0:> F MATERIAL.S A1 Ft 6 l' 02 F '-1ECHANICS AlGi 6 t 1 0:> F ENERGY CONVERSION A'Hl

6 11 0:> F TERRESTRIAL SCIENCES Al It --­ 6 11 02 F ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES A1Jl 6 11 07 F ASTRO~OMY-ASTROPHYSICS AtKl 6 11 02 F BIOLOC;ICAL + MEDICAL selENC A1L 1

Reference Copy #29 33 SECTION I, PART A (3) AIR FORCE ROTE CODES DD PROGRAM EL EMENT .... , .. ,. FORM 350 !~ . ­ ------C-O-D--E-----r------T-IT-L-E------~ Ir2~~~A

6 11 0') F AEHAVtORIAL + SOCIAL SCI AtMl 6 11 0' F UNIVERSITY PROGRAM AINt

6 2 EXPLORATORY nEVELOPMENT A002

6 21 01 D TfCHNTCAL STUOIES - ARPA A9r,2 6 21 01 F ENVIRnNMENT A1B2 6 21. 02 D CLOUD GAP - ~RPA A902 6 21 02 F MATERTALS A1C2

6 21 O.l 0 AnV PROPEl.LANT CHEM - ARPA . "9£2 6 21 0.1 F CLOUD GAP,AF A1D2 6 21 Ol~ D ENERGY CONVERSION - ARPA A9F2 6 ?? 01 F AFROSPACE FLIf,HT OYNAMICS A2A2 6 23 01 0 O[FFNnER - ARPA A9A2

6 23 Ot F AOV WEAPONS + APPLItATIONS A3A2 6 23 02 F ROCKET PROPULSION, MISSILES A3H2 6 24 01 F BIOASTRONAUTICS All A2 6 24 O? F AfROSPACE PROPULSION A4R2 6 24 0'\ F AfROSPACE AVIONICS A4C2

6 24 04 r SPACE ~TlIDIES A4F2 6 24 05 12 4 LIFf SCIENCES A1A2 6 24 O~ 24 4 ELECTROMAGNETtCS~ MISSILES A3C2 6 24 05 30 4 ELECTROMAGNETIC$, OTHER A7A:? 6 24 O~ 31 4' [LFCT DEVICES OTHER A7C:?

6 24 0'5 36 4 SPACE FLIGHT DYNAMICS A402 6 24 05 48 4 AfROSPACE SURVEILLANCE A4E2 6 24 10 03 4 STUOTFS AND ANALYSES nTHER A1F? 6 24 t~ 03 II EXPLOR DEVELOPMENT MANAGfME AAA2 6 27 01 0 VELA - ARPA A9A2

6 27 01 F CnNVE~TIONAL MUNITIONS A7A2 6 1'7 0') 0 AGILE - ARPA .. A9C? 6 27 Ot' F r,ROUNO ELECTRONICS A7D2 6 27 03 0 ADVANCED SENSORS - ARPA A9H2 6 27 01 F HUMAN RESOURCES A ,. F2

6 28 Ot F EXPLORATORY DEVELOPMENT MGM AAR2

6 3 AOVANCED DEVELOPMENT A003

6 31 01 F PRELIM DESIGN/DEV PLNG A1R3 6 31 02 F EDUCATION + TRAI~ING A1A3 6 3? 01 F' X-tS RESRCH ACF'T A'2A3

34 Referenpe Copy #30 SECTION I, PART A (3) AIR FORCE ROTE CODES PROGRAM ELEMENT DO ------r------~ ITEMFORM3~ lOA CODE TITLE CODE

6 3:;> 02 F A/C PROP SUBSYS INTEG A?D3 6 32 OJ F AOV AeFT NAVIGATION A2E3 6 3:;> all F LIGHT INTRA/THEATER TRANSPO A2 T3 6 32 or:; F FLIGHT VEHICLE SUBSySTEMS A4A3 6 32 06 F TRJ-SERV V/STOL DEv A?F3. 6 32 07 F AnV FIRE CNTRL/MSL TECHN A2lJ3

6 32 OR F RECON STRIKE CAPABILITY A2G3 6 32 09 F MACH A RAMJET A2H3 6 32 10 F SUPERSONIC CO~BUSTION A?T3 6 32 11 F AEROSPACE STRUCT MATS Al'J3 6 3:;> 12 F HYPERSONIC VEHICLE TECHNOl.O A2L3

6 32 13 F V/STOL ACFT TfCHNOLOGY A2"13 6 3;> 1.4 f" Vrnl ENGINE nEVELOPEMFNT A2N3 6 32 1 r:; f" AOVANCED AVIONICS A?03 6 32 16 f" AOV TURHINE ENG GAS G[N A2P3 6 32 17 F ADVANCED ~ANNED STRAT ACFT A?S3

6 32 1 R F HI BYPASS TURRO CX-HLs A?R.3 6 32 19 F LAMINAR FLOW CTRL oEMnN ACF A?C3 "6 32 20 F AIR SFPARATUR A4R3 6 32 2t F ADV LIQUID AIR CYCLE rNG-LA A?V3 6 32 22 F TURBO ACCELERATOR A2K3·

6 32 23 F NEW SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT A2W3 6 32 24 F CLOSE SUPPORT FIGHTER A?Q3 (:, 32 25 F SIIRSONIC CRUISE ARM[r) DECOY A2X3 6 32 2" F NATl CLEAR AIR TURBULENCE P A2Y3 6 32 27 F AIRFRAME TECHNOLOGY A2Z3

6 32 2R F AMSA (RESF.RVE) A213 6 32 29 F CONUS AIR DEFENSE INTERCEPT A?23 6 32 30 F CLOSE AIR SUPPORT WEAPONS A233 6 33 Ot F AOV RAMJET MSLE PROP TECHNO A3A3 6 33 02 F ADVANCED ASM SYSTtMS A3R3 6 33 03 F AOV ATR LAUNCHED RCKT PROP A3H3 6 33 Oil F TAC Ar,M-X-3 A3K3 6 33 0'; F ADVANcro ICBM A303 6 33 06 F HI PERFORM snLID RKT ~TR A3.J3 6 33 07 F SABRE A3r3

6 33 08 F TACTICAL AIR TO AIR.WEAPONS A3t3 6 33 09 F RfINFORCEn GRAIN snLln ROCK A4T3 6 33 10 F HI ENERGY SOLID PROP RKT MO A 3E3- . 6 33 1t F AOV BALL RE-ENTRY SySTEM A3L3 6 33 13 F AOVANCED RE-ENTRY VEHICLE A3M3

Reference Copy #31 35 SECTION I, PART A (3) AIR FORCE ROTE CODES·

PROGRAM ELEMENT DD FORM 350 ITEM lOA CODE TITLE CODE STRATEGIC ROMRER PfNETRATIO A3N3 " 33 14 F AnV SPACr PO'II[R SUPPLY TECH A41J3 6 3/1 01 F A4X3 6 34 O? F SPAer EXPERM SUPPORT PROG A[ROSPACE RESFARCH CARSP) A4Y3 6 3/J en F A7A3 6 3/1 03 02 IJ AIRgnRN[ WARNING + CONTROL PLASTTC 8ALLnnN COMP + TECH A4Z3 " 34 04 F '-M~G·F: SOLID PROPELLANT MOTO Jl4K3 6 311 OC:; F A4M3. 6 34 On F Af)VA~Ir.ED SPACE GIIIOANCE "2R3 6 34 06 04 4 V/STOL ASSAULT TRANSPORT A7L3 6 311 ()6 30 4 PFN[TPATION AIDS TACT FIGHT A413 6 311 07 F SpACr. OBJECT SIIRV TRACK 10[ Ar) V A Nr. F f) I.. J Q II J 0 IHJ CKFT TEe H A4P3 " 311 OR F A4V3 6 311 09 F PIWGRA~ 922 LASER RAnAR INTEL AeQ TFCHN AII ~ 3 "~4 OQ 54 II A4n3 " 311 09 57 4 CHEM RKT SPAcE MANEUVERING A4Q3 6 34 09 84 't· FOLLOW ON SAHLLlTF: INTERCE ft.lI[j3 " 34 10 F TACTTCAL SATFLLITE cn~M SPCRAFT T(CHN + AOV RFNTRY -A 4R 3 6 3/1 1 1 F A4S3 6 34 12 PROGRAM 949 r A3C3 6 34 12 03 4 STELLAR INERTIAL GIIIDJlNC( A3G3 6 34 1? 07 4 TACTtfAL AGN MISSILES PROGRAM 626 J\4C3 6 34 13 F AlIF3 6 3 /1 1/1 F SPACE TST ELECTRIC PROPULSI SPACE POWER UNiT - SPUR A4F3 6 34 15 r A4?3 6 34 16 F EXPANnABLr STRUCTURES AIlG3 6 34 17 F AOV snLAR POI~ER UNIT - SPUD OYNASnllR A4H3 " 34 lR F All I3 6 34 19 F GP-UNT PROGRAM 706 AII J 3 " 34 ?O F 1'1433 " 34 21 F SAT SyS FOR pRECISE NAVIG

Anv SAT SECO~DARY pROP SYS AlI43 6 34 ?2 F A4,)3 6 3/J ?3 F SPACE RELAY + DATA MGMT 1'1463 6 34 24 F AnVA~r.r.D sENSOR TECHNOLOGY A473 6 34 ?5 F GRAPHTTIC RE-FNTRY MATERIAL OVERLAND RADAR TECH A7A3 " 37 at F PROGRAM 673 A7M3 6 37 O? F ATN3 " 37 03 F TAC AIR CNTRL LANDING Drv AnVANCED DEVTCES A7C3 6 37 04 F A7Q3 6 37 05 F hRND RASED RnR BnMA SVS A7R3 " 37 01'1 F AOV TAC C+C CAPAHILITY SAT cnMM TERM-TACTICAL A4W3 6 37 07 r A7E3 6. 37 OR F ARBN SAT COMM-STRAT

Referen.ce Copy #32 36 ! 1 SECTION I I PART A (3) AIR FORCE ROTE CODES PROGRAM ELEMENT DD .~. FORM 350 ------CO-D-E------r------T-
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6 H OQ F LORAN D A7G3 6 37 10 f AnV AIRBORNE CMD posr AiW3 6 3711 F SURVIVAF3LF AIITO CMf) + CTRL A7H3

6 H 11 F HI [NFRGY LASFR PRQG A7S3 6 H 1? f SoURCr DATA AUTOMATIUN A7T3 AlI 3 6 J7 1~ F" TRI-SVC LT WT TAC RAoAR "6371/~F RASE <;ECURITY A7P3 A703 " 37 15 F RECONNAISSANCE EXPLOITATION

6 37 16 F CnNVENTInNAL WEAPONS A.7J3 "".'" 6 37 17 F RW/C~J PROr,RA"1 A7K3 "A7V3 6 37 1~ F PEN ATns MANNED ACFT 6 J7 19 F SIMULATOR FOR AIR TO AtR CM A7113 6 37 ?n F SURVIvABLE CtC cnMM 1\703

6 37 ?1 f IT WT COIN RAnAR A7f3 6 37 2? F INTEG CONTROL + TACT nlSPlA A7X3 6 37 ?3 F CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOG A7Y3 6 n 24 F HI-pnWER nEN AIRBORNE SYS A7Z3 6 37 25 F OFSIGN CRITERIA FOR TfCHN F A713

6 37 ?f, F AIlC - ROTtE A723 6 37 ?7 F INTEGR COMM NAVIG IOENT A733

6 4 ENGINfFRING nfVELnPMENT A004

6 41' 01 F Af)VANCF RESCUE SYSTEM A?M4 A')A4 6 II? 01' F XA-70 6 ill' 03 F F-ll IMPRovEMENTS A2H4

6 II? Oil F YF-1?A ACFT A2R4 6 Ip 05 F INTERC/FIRE CONT/MISSILf SY ""C4 6 II? 06 F F-/I AVIONICS A2Lll 6 4? 07 F VTnL AIRCRAFT CUS/FRG) A7P4 6 4? OR F J-'58 FNGINE RtD ",)F4

6·41' 09 F AOV TACTICAL FTR (FaX) A214 6 41' 10 F AoVfRSE WEATHER AERIAL nEL A,)J4 6 41' 11 F A-X AIRCRAFT A~K4 6 42 11' F ACFT EQUIPMENT DEV A?N4 6 42 13 F ASW-1R GAR-9 A2n4

6 43 Ot F TAC AGM (MAVF.RICK) A3[4 6 43 O? F AOV BALL RE+ENTY SyiARRFS) ~3C4 6 43 03 F AOVANCED ICBM SYSTF.M A304 6 43 04 F AIM a 4n GROWTH A3Gll 6 43 05 r I>\MRBM A3A4

Reference Copy #33 37 SECTION I, PART A{3) AIR FORCE ROTE CODES PROGRAM EL EMENT " DD FORM 350 CODE ITEM lOA TITLE CODE 6 43 01 F' HARD ROCK SILO DEVELOPMENT A3H4 6 44 01 f AGENDA 0 A4C4 6 44 02 f POINT·TO-POINT SAT COMM A4D4 6 44 03 F' ATLAS SPACE BOOSTER A3I4 6 44 03 12 4 ADVANCED MANNED STRAT ACfT A2D4 6 44 12 16 f LORAN INTEGRATIaN A7M"4 6 44 15 03 f AIRCRAfT OPERATIONAL SUPPOR A2F'4 6 47 01 f TAC INfO PROCESS + INTERP A7E4 6 47 02 f ATCRBS/AIMS A7A4 6 47 03 f JATCCP A7F'4 6 47 04 F' TAC JAMMING SYSTEM A7H4 6 47 05 f ELEC WARF'ARE SYS A704 6 47 06 f LIfE SUPPORT SYSTEM A7G4 6 47 OT f CB OPERATIONAL SUPPORT A7C4 6 47 08 f OTHER OPERATIONAL SUPPORT A7D4 6 47 09 f LT WT PRECISION BOMB SYS A7I4 6 47 10 f COMM/INTELL/RECO~ OPS SUPT A7J,. 6 47 11 f SYSTEMS SURVIVABILITY A7N4 6 47 12 F' ARMAMENT/ORO OPS SUPPORT A7K4 6 47 13 f INTELLIGNECE DATA HANDLING A784 6 47 14 f IMPV ACF'T F'IREfIGHTING EQUI AtL4 6 47 15 f INTEG PROG fOR AIR BASE DEf A7Q4 6 41 16 F' SENSORS f/WTHR RECONN ACfT A7R4 6 47 17 f IMPROVED AIRCRAfT GUN SYSTE A7S4 6 47 18 F' SENTINEL MIST A7T4 6 47 1" f AEDC TESTING TECHNOLOGY A7U4 6 '-17 20 F' MAP PIN G CH A R TI NG + GE 0 0 ES Y A7V4.

6 5 MANAGEMENT + SUPPORT AOO5 6 51 01 F' RAND A1 A,6 6 51 02 F' ANSER A186 6 52 vi F' AERO SYSTEMS ENG GRPCWPAE8) A2A6 6 53 01 F' WESTERN TEST RANGE A3A6 6 53 02 F' EASTERN TEST RA"NGE A386 6 53 03 F' STL A3C6 6 54 01 F' ARNOLD ENG DEV CENTER A486 6 54 02 f AEROSPACE A4D6 6 54 02 12 4 ENVIRONMENTAL RES SUPPORT A4C6 6 54 02 16 4 AF'WET INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMEN ATF'6 6 57 Ot F' TEST INSTRUMENT ,A 7A6 6 57 02 F' INFORMATION ANALYSIS eTR A7G6

38 " Referen.ce Copy #34 SECTION I, PART A (3) AIR FORCE RDTE CODES PROGRAM ELEMENT DD FORM 350 ------CO-D-E------r------T-
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6 57 03 F JOINT TASK FORCE-2 INST SUP A'rH6 6 57 Oll F ELECT COMP ANALY CNTR IfeAC "786 6 57 00; F LINCOlN LABORATORY A7C6 6 57 0,., F MITRE A706 6 57 07 F UTCS A7E6 6 57 O~ F ACFT NAVIG SYS VERIFICATION A7I6

6 5~ 01 F INTERNATL conp R+D A~C6 6 SA O~ F DEV, JCQUISIT + TEST MGT ARR6 6 58 03 F CMO MGT + BASE OPS AA(}6 6 SA OtJ F DOC AAA6 6 SA OS F DEVELOPMENT + TEST SUPPORT 1I8E6

6 SR Of, F ACQUISITION + COMMANO SUPPO AAF6

6 64 00 NASA

6 64 01 RESEARCH NASA A981' 6 "4 O? EXPLnRATORY nEV NASA A9A2 6 64 03 AnVANrro oEV NASA A9A3 6 64 O~ ENGINEERING nfV NASA A9R4

6 "4 OS OPER SYS oEV NASA A9AS 6 61. 0" MANAGFMfNT 1 SUPPORT NASA A966

6 74 00 Al.L nTHER

6 711 01 OTHER RESEARCH A991 6 71. O~ OTHER EXPLORATORY DEVfL A992 6 74 03 OTHER AOVflNCEJ) DEVEL A993

6 74 04 OTHER ENGINEERING O[VEL A994 6 74 05 OTHER nPERATIONAL sYS DEVEL A995 674 06 OTHER MANAGEMENT AND SUPPOR A996 7 0 OPERATIONAL SYSTEM DEv A007 7 14 1/~ 01 4 [LCn 146611 PRI COMINT/ElIN A7L5

7 t/~ 16 01 4 PRIMARY COt~SEC A7MS 7 14 22 01 4 TECH + SCIENTIFIC INTELL A7N5 7 24 04 01 4 EMERA MISSION SUPP SYS 1482 A7RS 7 ?4 08 01 4 HQ U~AF OPER CTRL CTR 1473L A7S5 7 56 51 ai 4 HQ USAF COMMAND + CO~TRSYS A7V5 7 56 6'. 01 4 SpECIAL SUPPORT ACTIVITIES A4C5 7 58" 36 01 4 NMCS, AIR FORCE SUPPORT. A7U5

Reference Copy #35 39 SECTION I PARI' B - OTHER SERVICES AND CONSTRUCTION

Code Description Code Description

MAINTENANCE AND/OR REPAIR OF EQUIPMENT ARCHITECT, ENGINEER, EXPERT AND/OR J501 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 Engineering 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) J510 Rallw~ Equipment R657 Fueling &Other Petroieum Services J511 Tires Excluding Storage . J519 Equipment Other than J501 - J518 R658 Testing Cloth R659 Service Other than R641 - R658 ~ODIFICATION, ALTERATION AND/OR REBUILD OF EQUIPMENT HOUSEKEEPING SERVICES K53i Aircrat't S701 Gas K532 Aircraft Engines S702 Electricity K533 Missiles S703 Telephone and/or Other Communication K534 Vessels Service K535 Combat Vehicles S704 Water K536 Non-Combat Vehicles S705 Utility Other than S701 - S704 K537 Electronic & Communication Equip. S706 Installation Bus Service (for other K53e Ra11w~ Equipment vehicle hire, see v850) K539 Equipment Other than K531 - K538 S707 Chaplain Service S708 Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE SERVICES S709. Custodial - Janitorial Service L541 Aircraft S710 Insect and Rodent Control L542 Aircraft Engines S711 Packing and Crating L543 Missiles S712 Garbage Collection L544 Vessels S713 Food Service L545 Combat Vehicles S714 Fueling Service L546 Non-Combat Vehicles S715 Fire Protection L547 Electronic & Communication Equip. S720 Landscaping Service L548 Railw~ Equipment S721 RecrUiting Services for Civilians L549 Equipment Other than L541 - L548 S722 Surveillance Services S723 Care of Remains and/or Funeral Services "OPERATION AND/OR MAINTENANCE OF S724 Guard Services GOVERNMENT-OWNED FACILITY S799 Installation Housekeeping Service Other M601 Aircraft Facility than S701 - S789 M602 Missile System Facility M603 Electronic & Communication' PHOTOGRAPHIC, MAPPING, PRINTING AND System Facility PUBLICATION SERVICES M604 Utility System TOOL Film.Processing Service M605 Ammunition Facility Too2 Cataloging M606 L~aw~ - Standby Facility Too3 Charting M609 Government Facility Other than Too4 Reproduction M6(n - M608 Too5 Techni~al Writing Too6 Art INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT T807 Printing N611 Installation of Equipment Too8 Photographic T819 Photo, Map, Printing or Publication SALVAGE SERVICES Service Other than TOOL - ~818 p621. Preparation &Disposal of Surplus & Excess Property TRAINING SERVICES P622 Vessel Salvage U821 Factory Training p629 Salvage Other than peel - p628 U822 Scientific and Management Education U823 Reserve Training MEDICAL SERVICES u824 Lectures for Training Q631 Dependent Medicare u825 Tuition Fees Q632 Contract Surgeon u826 Billeting Costs for School Training Q639 Medical'Service Other than Q63l - Q638 u829 Training of Government Personnel Other than U821 - u828 ARCHITECT, ENGINEER, EXPERT AND/OR CONSULTANT SERVICES TRANSPORTATION SERVICES R641 Advertising Service of a Technical v841 Air Passenger Transportation Service Nature v842 Air Cargo Transportation Service R642 Architect - Engineer Service v843 Vessel Charter R643 Consultant Service v844 Cargo Space - Vessel R644 Drafting - Engineering v845 Passenger Space - Vessel R645 Inspection v846 Cargo & Passenger Space - Vessel

.-- ---0"...0. * Includes -9peration of government-owned plant used for production ~urposes.

40 Reference, , Copy #36 SECTION I PART B - 0l'IlER SERVICES AND CONSTRUCTION (CONTINUED)

Code Description Code Description

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES (Cont'd) CONSTRUCTION (qont'd) v847 Vessel Operation Housing & Community FacilitieS v848 Tug Service Family Hous1ng v849 Stevedor1ng Servic'es Troop Housing v850 Vebicle Hire Facil1ties tor Personnel Support & v851 Railway Equip. Charter Services v859 Transportation Service otber thB.!1 Facilities tor Morale, Weltare'& v841 - v858 ' Recreation - Interior / Facil1ties tor Morale, Welfare & LEASE OR REl'ITAL, EXCE~ TRANSPORTATION Recreation, - Exterior EQUIPMENT Util1ties & Ground Improvements w871 ADP a:iJ.djor BAM ':quipment Y971 Electricity Generating Plants & w872 Hotel & Motel TrB.!1smission Lines ­ w873 Storage Services Y972 Heat1ng Plants . \01879 Lease or Rental otber tbB.!1 w871 -w878 Y973 Sevage & Waste Facilities Y974 Water Supply, Treatment & Storage CONSTRUCTION , Facil1ties Operational &Training Facilities Y975 Roads & Streets Y901 Airrield Pavements Y976 Railroad Tracks Y902 Liquid Fueling & Dispens1ng Facil1ties Y977 Ground Improvement Structures (Drainage, Y903 Communications, Navigational Aids & Fencing, Gates, Guard Towers) A1r!'ield Light1ng Y978 Fire & other Al.arDi Systems Y904 Land Operational Facil1ties Y905 Waterfront Operational Facil1ti~s Y979 Miscellaneous Utilities Faclllties ' (Mil1tary) , ' other Construction y9Q6 Harbor & Coastal Facilities (Mil1tary) Y981 Missile Launching &: Testing Facil1ties Y907 Train1ng Facil1ties Y986 Rivers & Harbors, Or Flood Control Ma1ntenB.!1ce & Production Facilities (Civil) Y9ll MaintenB.!1ce Facilities Y989 Construction otber tbB.!1 Y900-Y986 Y912 Production Facil1ties Researcb, Development & Test Facilities MAIli'lEfANCE, REPAIR &: ALTERATION OF' REAL PROPERTY Y921 R&D & Test Build1ngs Z991 Pa1nting Y922 R&D & Test, otber'tbB.!1 Buildings Z'992 Building Maintenance, Alteration & Supply Facilities Repair (Except Z99l) , Y931 Liquid Fuel Storage Facil1ties z993 Grotmds Maintenance & Repair Y932 Ammunition Storage Facilities Z994 Roads MaintenB.!1ce & Repair Y933 Cold Storage Facil1ties Z995 Drainage, ~ Pipeline Y934 Covered Storage Facilities Maintenance & Repair Y935 Open Storage Facil1ties Z999 Maintenance & Repair(other tbB.!1 Z991-Z995) Hospital & Medical Facil1ties Y941 Hospital & Infirmary Buildings Y943 Laboratories & Medical Clinics Y944 Dental Cl1nics Y945 Dispensaries Administrative Facil1ties Y951 Administrative Buildings Y952 Administrative Structures - underground Y953 Administrative Structures - other

41 Reference Copy #37 SECTION I PARI' C - SUPPLIES AND EQUHMENT ------,------.------.------­ Code Description Code Description

WEAPONS (10) AMMUNITION AND ExPLqSJ;VES (13) 1005 Guns I through 30 mm 1305 Ammunition, through 30 nim 1010 Guns, over 30 mm up to 75 mm 1310 Ammunition, over 30 mm up to 75 l'll!l 1015 Guns, 75 mm through 125 mm 1315 Ammunition, 75 l1llll through 125 mm 1020 Guns, over 125 mm through 150 IIJDl 1320 Ammunition, over 125 l1llll 1025 Guns, over 150 IIJDl through 200 mm 1325 Bombs

1030 Guns, over 200 mm through 300 IIJDl 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 and Booms, Ordnance 1338 Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Inert 1075 Degaussing and Mine Sweeping Equipment Propulsion Units, Solid Fuel; and 1080 Camouflage and Deception Equipment Components 1090 Assemblies Interchangeable Between 1340 Rockets and Rocket Ammunition Weapons in Two or More Classes 1095 Miscellaneous Weapons 1345 Land Mines 1350 Underwater Mine Inert Components NuCLEAR ORDNANCE (il). 1351 Underwater Mine Explosive Components 1105 Nuclear Bombs 1355 Torpedo Inert Components lilO Nuclear Projectiles 1356 Torpedo Explosive Components lil5 Nuclear Warheads and Warhead Sections Nuclear Demolltion Charges ' 1360 Depth Charge Inert Components 1125 Depth Charge Explosive Components 1127 Nuclear Rockets 1361 1365 Military Chemical Agents 1130 Conversion Kits, Nuclear Ordnance 1370 Pyrotechnics 1135 Fuzing and Firing Devi,ces, Nuclear 1375 Demolition Materials Ordnance 1140 Nuclear Components 1376 Bulk Explosives 1145 High ExPlosive Charges, Propellants, 1377 Cartridge &Propellant Actuated Devices and Detonators: ,Nuclear Ordnance and Components 1190 Specialized Test and Handling Equip- : 1380 Military Biological Agents ment I Nuclear Ordnance 1385 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Tools, Surface 1195 Miscellaneous Nuclear Ordnance . 1386 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Tools, FIRE CONTROL EQUHMENT (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 Ammunit~on 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 F~r Equipment, except 1440 Launchers, Guided Missile Airborne 1450 Guided Missile Handling and Servicing Equipment Fire Control Sonar Equipment Miscellaneous Fire Control Equipment AIRCRAFT: AND AIRFRAME STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS (15) 1510 Aircraft, Fixed Wing 1520 Aircraft, Rotary Wing 1530 Aircraft, Lighter than Air 1540 Gliders 1550 Drones 1560 Air Structural Components

.42 ~efereI}ce Copy #38 SECTION I PARr.o. - SuFPr.rES Al'ttHlQUIR

1955 Dredges 1990 Miscellaneous Vessels

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New Code or description effective 1 July 1969 43 Reference Copy #39 SECTION I PAIlT""C - SUPELIES Al'iWEQUHMENT (CONTINUED)

Code Description Code .Description

2935 Engine COO~ing System Components, Aircraft RAILWAY EQUllMENT (22) 2940 Engine Air and Oil Filters, Strainers, 22~0 Locomotives and Cleaners, Nonaircraft 2220 Rail Cars 2945 Engine Air and Oil Filters, Strainers, 2230 Right-of-Way Construction and Main- . and Cleaners, Aircraft tenance Equipment, Railroad 2950 Turbosuperchargers MiBc~eous Engine AcceSSOries, 2240 Locomotive and Rail Car Accessories 2990 and Components Nonaircraft 2250 Track Materials, Ra11road 2995 Misc~eous Engine 'Accessories, Aircraft MOTOR VEHICLF.'3, TRAILERS •...AlID .CYC):.ES (23 ) MECHANICAL FOWER TRANSMISSION EQUnMF!NT (30) 2305 Ground Effect Vehic~es 3010 Torque Converters and Speed Cbangers 23~0 Passenger Motor Veh1c~es 3020 Gears, Pulleys, Sprockets, and Trans­ 2320 Trucks and Truck Tractors mission Chain . 2330 Trailers 3030 ~ting, Drive Belts, Fan Bel.ts, and 2340 Motorcyc~es, Motor Scooters, and Accessories Bicyc~es 3040 M1sc~eous Power Transmission Equipment 2350 Tanks and Sell-Propelled Weapons BEARINGS TRACTORS (24 ) 3110 Bearings, Antifriction, Unmounted 24~0 'Tractors, Full Track, Low Speed ~O . Bearings, ~n, Unmounted 2420 Tractors, Whee~ed 3~30 Bearings, .Mounted . 2430 Tractors, Track Laying, High Speed WOODWORKING MACHINERY AND EQUllMENT (32) VEHICULAR EQUllMENT C~NENTS (25) 32~0 SsWm1l1. and Planing Mill Machinery 25~0 Veh1c~r Cab, Body, and Frame 3220 Woodworking Machines Struct~ Components 3230 Tools and. Attachments for Woodworking 2520 Veh1c~ Power Transmission Components Machinery 2530 Vehic~r Brake, Steering, Axe~, Whe~, and Track Components MI!mWOORKING MACHINERY (34) 2540 Veh1c~ar FurDiture and Accessories 3405 Saws and 'FiITng Macliines 2590 Miscellaneous Vehic~ Components 3408 Machining Centers and Way-Type Machines 3410 Electrical and Ultrasonic Erosion Machines TIRES .AlID TUBES (26 ) 34u Boring Machines Tires and Tubes, Pneumatic, Except· 3412 Broaching Machines Aircraft 3413 Dril~ing and Tapping Machines Tires and Tubes, Pneumatic, Aircraft 3414 Gear Cutting and Finishing Machines Tires, So~id and Cushion 3415 Grinding Machines Tire Rebui~ding and Tire and Tube 3416 Lathes Repair Materi~s . 3417 Mil~ing Machines 3418 Planers and Shapers ENGINES~ TURBINES, AND COMPONENTS (28) 3419 Miscellaneous Machine Tools Gaso~ine Reciprocating Engines, Except 3422 Rolling Mi~ls and Drawing Machines Aircraft; and Components 28~0 Gaso~ine Reciprocating Engines, Air­ 3424 Me~ Heat Treating Equipment craft; and Components 342 Me~ Finishing, Equipment 28~5 Dies~ Engines and Components ? 2820 Steam Engines, Reciprocating; and 343~ nectr1c Arc Welding Equipment Components 3432 nectric Resistance We~d1ng Equipment 2825 Steam Turbines and Components 3433 Gas We~d1ng, Heat Cutting, and Me~izing 2830 Water Turbines and Water Whee~s; and Equipment Components 3436 W~ding Pnsitioners and Man1p~tors 2835 Gas Turbines and Jet Engines, Except 3438 Miscellaneous Welding Equipment Aircraft; and Components 3439 Misc~eous We~d1ng, So~dering, and 2840 Gas Turbines and Jet Engines, Air­ Brazing Supplies and Accessories craft; and Components 344~ Bending and Forming Machines Rocket Engines and Components Misce~~eous Engines and ComponentE 3442 Hydraulic BIlliPneumatic Presses, Power Driven ENGINE ACCESSORIES (29) 3443 Mechan1c~ Presses, Power Driven 29~0 Engine Fu~ System Components, 3444 Manual Presses .Nonaircraft 3445 Punching and Shearing Machines 29~5 Engine Fue~ System Components, Aircraft 3446 Forging Machinery and Hammers 2920 Engine nectric~ System Components, Nonaircraft Wire and Me~ Ribbon FOrming Machines 2925 3447 Engine nectric~ System Components, 3448 Riveting Machines Aircraft 3449 Misc~eous Secondary M~ Forming 2930 Engine Coo~ing System Components, 'and Cutting Machines Nonaircraft Machine Too~s, Pnrtab~e Cutting Too~s fgr Machine Too~s.

44 Referen,ce Copy #40 SECTION I PART C - SUPPLIES AND EQUIIMENT (CONTINUED)

Code Description Code Description MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIFMENT (39) Cutting and Forming Tools ~or Secondary 3456 3910 C'onveycirs Metalworking Machinery Materials Feeders Machine Tool Accessories 3915 3460 3920 Materials Handling Equipment, Non-Sel~­ 3461 Accessories ~or Secondary Metalworking Propelled Machinery 3930 Warehouse Trucks apd Tractors, Sel~­ "3465 Production Jigs, Fixtures, and Templates Propelled Machine Shop Sets, Kits, and out~its 3470 3940 Blocks, Tackle, Rigging, and Slings 3950 Winches, Hoists"Cranes, and Derricks SERVICE AND TRADE EQUIPMENT (35) Elevators and Escalators / Laundry and Dry Cleaning Equipment 3960 3510 3990 Miscellaneous Materials Handling Equipment 3520 Shoe Repairing EquiP\llent 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, ~or Rope, Cable, and Chain 3590 Miscellaneous Service and Trade Equip­ REFRIGERATION, AIR CONDITIONING, AND AIR CIR­ ment CUIATING EQUIH>!ENT (41) 4110 Re~igeration Equipment SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY (36) , Air Conditioning Equipment Food Products Machinery and Equipment 4120 3605 4130 Re~rigeration and Air Conditioning 3610 Printing, Duplicating, and Bookbinding Components Equipment 4140 Fans, Air Circulators, and Blower Equip­ 3611 Industrial Marking Machines ment 3615 'Pulp and Paper Industries Machinery 3620 Rubber and Plastic Working Machinery FIRE FIGHTING, RESCUE, AND SAFETY EQUIIMENT 3625 Textile Industries Machinery (42) Fire Fighting Equipment Clay and Concrete Products Industries 4210 3630 4220 Marine Lifesaving and Diving Equipment Machinery Decontaminating and Impregnatfng Equjmnent Crystal and Glass Industries Machinery 4230 3635 4240 Safety and Rescue Equipment 3640 Tobacco Man~acturing Machinery 3645 Leather Tanning and Leather Working PUMPs AND COMPRESSORS (43) Industries Machinery Compressors and Vacuum Pumps Chemical and Pharmaceutical Products 4310 3659 4320 Power and Hand Pumps Manu~acturing Machinery 4330 Centri~als, Separators, and Pressure and 3655 ,Gas Generating and Dispensing Systems, Vacuum Filters Fixed or Mobile 3660 Industrial Size Reduction Machinery FURNACE, STEAM PLANT, AND DRYING EQUIPMENT; 3680 Foundry Machinery, Related Equipment AND NUCLEAR REACTORS (44) , and Supplies 4410 Industrial Boilers 3685 Specialized'Metal Container Manufac­ Heat Exchangers and Steam Condensers turing Machinery and Related Equipment 4420 4430 Industrial Furnaces, KilnS, Lehrs,' and 3690 Specialized Ammunition and Ordnance Ovens Machinery and Related Equipment 4440 Driers, Dehydrators, and Anhydrators 3693 Industrial Assembly Machines 3694 Clean Work Stations, Controlled Environ­ 4460 Air FUrification Equipment ment artd Related Equipment 4470 Nuclear Reactors 3695 Miscellaneous Special Industry Machinery PLUMBING, HEATING, ,AND SANITATION EQUIFMENT (45) AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY AND EQUIH>!ENT (37) 4510 Plumbing Fixtures and Accessories 3710 Soil Preparation Equipment 4520 Space Heating Equipment and Domestic 3720 Harvesting Equipm~nt Water Heaters 3730 Dairy, Poultry,' and Livestock Equipment Fuel Burning Equipment Units Pest, Disease, and Frost Control Equip 4530 3740 4540 Miscellaneous Plumbing, Heating, and 3750 Gardening Implements and Tools Sanitation Equipment 3760 Animal Drawn Vehicles and Farm Trailers WATER PURIFICATION AND SEWAGE TREATMENT 3770 Saddlery, Harness, Whips, and Related EQUIH>!ENT (46) Animal Furnishings 4610 Water Puri~ication Equipment 4620 Water Distillation Equipment, Marine and CONSTRUCTION, KIN;rNG, EXCAVATING, AND HIGHWA' Industrial MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT (38) 4630 Sewage Treatment Equipment 3805 Earth Moving and Excavating Equipment 3810 Cranes and Crane-Shovels PIPE, TUBING, HOSE, AND FITTINGS (47) 3815 Crane and Crane-Shovel Attachments 4710 -Pipe and Tube • 3820 Mining, Rock Drilling, Earth Boring, Hose and Tubing, Flexible and Related Equipment 4720 4730 Fittings and Specialties: Hose, Pipe, and 3825 Road Clearing and Cleaning Equipment Tube

3830 Truck and Tractor Attachments VALVES (48) 3835 Petroleum Production and Distribution 4810 Valves, Powered Equipment 4820 Valves, Nonpowered 3895 Miscellaneous Construction Equipment

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Code Description Code Description

MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR SHOP EQUnMENT (49) Roofing ani Siding Materials 4910 Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Fencing, Fences, and Gates Shop Specialized Equipment Architectural and Related Metal Products 4920 Aircraft Maintenance and Repair Shop Miscellaneous Construction Materials Specialized Equipment 4925 Ammunition Maintenance and Repaii Shop COMMUNICATION, DETECTION AND COHERENT RADIA­ Specialized Equipment TION EQUIPMENT (58) 4930 Lubrication and Fuel Dispensing Equipment 5805 Telephone and Telegraph Equipment 4931 Fire Control Maintenance and Repair Shop 5810 Communications Security Equipment and Specialized Equipment Components 4933 Weapons Maintenance and Repair Shop 5811 other Cryptologic Equipment and Components Specialized Equipment 5815 Teletype and Facsimile Equipment 4935 Guided Missile Maintenance, Repair, and 5820 Radio and Television Communication Equip_ Checkout Specialized Equipment ment, Except Airborne / 4940 Miscellaneous Maintenance and Repair 5821 Radio and Television Communication Equip­ Shop Specialized Equipment ment, Airborne 5825 Radio Navigation Equipment, Except Airborne Space Vehicle Maintenance, Repair, and 5826 Radio Navigation Equipment, Airborne Checkout Specialized Equipment 5830 Intercommunication and Public Address Systems, Except Airborne HAND TOOLS (51) 5831 . Intercommunication and Public Address 5110 Hand Tools, Edged, Nonpowered Systems, Airborne 5120 Hand Tools, Nonedged, Nonpowered 5835 Sound Recording and Reproducing Equipment 5130 Hand Tools, Power Driven 5840 Radar Equipment, Except Airborne 5133 Drill Bits, Counterbores, and Counter­ 5841 Radar Equipment, Airborne sinks: Hand and Machine 5845 Underwater SoUnd Equipment 5136 Taps, Dies, and Collets: Hand and 5850 Visible and Invisible Light Communication Machine . Equipment Night Vision Equipment, Emitted and 5140 Tool and Hardware Boxes Reflected Radiation 5180 Sets, Kits, and outfits of Hand Tools stimulated Coherent Radiation Devices, Components, and Accessories MEASURING TOOLS (52) Miscellaneous Communication Equipment : ~';.- 5210 Measuring Tools, Craftsmen's 5220 Inspection Gages and Precision Layout ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT COMPONENTS Tools (59) . 5280 Sets, Kits, and OUtfits of Measuring 5905 Resistors Tools 5910 Capacitors 5915 Filters and Networks HARDWARE AND ABRASIVES (53) 5920 Fuses and Lightning Arresters 5305 Screws 5925 Circuit Breakers 5306 Bolts 5930 Switches 5307 Studs 5935 Connectors, Electrical 5310 Nuts and Washers 5940 Lugs, Terminals, and Terminal Strips 5315 Nails, Keys, and Pins 5945 Relays, Contractors, and Solenoids 5950 Coils and Transformers 5320 Rivets 5955 Piezoelectric Crystals 5325 Fastening Devices 5960 Electron Tubes and Associated Hardware 5330 Packing and Gasket Materials 5961 Semiconductor Devices and Associated 5335 Metal Screening Hardware 5340 Miscellaneous Hardware 5962 Microelectronic Circuit Devices· 5965 Headsets, Handsets, Microphones and 5345 Disks and Stones, Abrasive Speakers 5350 Abrasive Materials 5970 Electrical Insulators and Insulating 5355 Knobs and Pointers Materials .. 5975 Electrical Hardware· and Supplies PREFABRICATED STRUCTURES AND sCAFFoLDING (54) 5977 Electrical Contact Brushes and Electrodes 5410 Prefabricated and Portable Buildings 5420 Bridges, Fixed and Floating 5985 Antennas, Waveguides, and Related Equip_ 5430 Storage Tanks ment 5440 Scaffolding Equipment and Concrete Forms 5990 Synchros and Resolvers 5445 Prefabricated Tower structures 5995 Cable, Cord, and Wire Assemblies: Communication Equipment 5450 Miscellaneous Pr~fabricated structures 5999 Miscellaneous Electrical and Electronic Components . LUMBER, MILLWORK, PLYwooD, AND VENEER (55) 5510 Lumber and Related Basic Wood Materials ELECTRIC WIRE, AND POWER AND DISTRIBUTION 5520 Millwork EQUIPMENT (61) 5530 Plywood and Veneer 6105 Motors, Electrical 6110 Electrical Control Equipment CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS (56) 6115 Generators and Gener~tor Sets, Electrical Mineral Construction Materials, Bulk 6116 Fuel Cell Power Units, Components and Building Glass, Tile, Brick, and Block Accessories Pipe and Conduit, Nonmetallic 6120 Transformers: Distribution and Power Wallboard, Building Paper, and Thermal Station Insulation Materials 6125 Converters, Electrical, Rotating

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Code Description Code Description PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIIMENT (61) 6130 Converters, Electrical, Nonrotating 6110 Cameras, Motion Picture 6135 Batteries, Primary 6120 Cameras, Still Picture 6140 Batteries, secondary Photographic Projection Equipment 6145 Wire and Cable, Electrical 6730 6140 Photographic Developing and Finishing 6150 Miscellaneous Electric Power and Distribution Equipment Equipment 6150 Photographic Supplies LIGJlTING FIXTURES AM) LAMPS (62) Photographic Equipment and Accessories 6210 Indoor and Outdoor Electric Lighting 6160 6710 Film, Processed / Fixtures Photographic Sets, Kits, and Outfits 6220 Electric Vehicular Lights and Fixtures 6180 Electric Portable and 1fand Lighting 6230 CHEMICALS AND CmlICAL PRODUCTS. (68) Equipment 6810 Chemicals 6240 Electric Lamps 6820 Dyes 6250 Ballasts, Lampholders, and Starters 6830 Gases: Compressed and Liquefied 6840 Pest Control Agents and Disinfectants 6260 Nonelectrical Lighting Fixtures 6850 o· Miscellaneous Chemical Specialties ALARM AM) SIGNAL SYSTE20IS (63) TRAINING AIDS AND DEVICES (69) 6310 Traffic and Transit Signal systems Shipboard Alarm and Signal Systems 6910 Training Aids 6320 Armament Training Devices Railroad Signal and Warning Devices 6920 6330 Operational Training Devices Aircraft Alarm and Signal Systems 6930 6340 6940 Communication Training Devices 6350 Miscellaneous Alarm and Signal Systems MEDICAL, DENTAL, AND vmERINARY EQUIIMENT AND FURNITURE (71) Household Furniture SUPPLIE8' (65) 7105 Drugs, Biologicals, and Officis+ Reagents 7110 , Office Furniture 6505 CaQine.ts, Lockers, Bins, and Shelving Medicated Cosmetics and Toiletries 7125 6568 Miscellaneous Furniture and Fixtures 6510 SurgiCal Dressing Materials 7195 6515 Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equip­ -7 ment, and Supplies . HOUSEHOLD AND CCl!MERCIAL FuRNISHINGS AND .Dental Instruments, Equipment, and APPLIANCES (12) 6520 Household Furnishings Supplies 7210 X-~ Equipment and Supplies: Med1cal,. 1220 Floor Coverings 6525 ;Draperies, Awnings, and Shades Dental, Veterillary 1230 7240 Househo1d and Commercial Utility Containers Miscellaneous Household and Commercial Hospital Furniture., Equipment, Utensils, 7290 6530 Furnishings and Appliances and Supplies Hospital and Surgical Clothing and 6532 FOOD PREPARATION AND SERVING EQUTIMENT (73) Textile Special Purpose Items Opticians' Instruments, Equipment, and 7310 Food Cooking, Baking, and Serving Equipment 6540 Kitchen Equipment and Appliances Supplies 7320 Kitchen 1fand Tools and UteiisUs 6545 lllledical Sets, Kits, 'and Outfits 1330 7340 Cutlery and Flatware IlISTHUMEN'l'S AND LABORATORY EQUIPMl!a1'l' (66) 7350 Tableware .. :' 6605 Navigational Instruments 6610 Flight Instruments 1360 Sets, Kits, and Outfits: Food Preparation 6615 Automatic Pilot Mechanisms and Airborne : and Serving Gyro Components 6620 Engine Instruments OFFICE MACHIl'IES, VISIBLE RECOOD EQUIPMENT, 6625 Electrical and Electronic.froperties A,l!D .DATA PROCESSING EQUI~ ,'{T4) Measuring and Testing Instruments 7410 l'unched Card System Machines 6630 Chemical Analysis' Instruments 7420 ., Accounting and Calculating Machines 6635 Physical Properties Testing Equipment 7430 Typewr1ters and Office Type Composing 6636 Environmental Chambers and llelated Machines Equipment 7440 Automatic Data Processing Systems: Indus­ 6640 Laboratory Equipment and Supplies trial, Scientific, and Office Types 6645 Time . Measuring Instruments 7450 Office TYPe Sound Recording and Repro­ E)65O ~1cQl Instruments \ ducing Machines Visible Record Equipment . Geop~sical and Astronomical Instruments 1460 6655 Hiscellaneous Office Machines 6660 Meteorological Instruments and Apparatus 7490 Hazard-Detecting Instruments and 6665 OFFICE SUPPLIES AND DEVICES (15) Apparatus Scales and llalances 7510 Office Supplies 6670 . Office Devices and Accessories Dratting, Surveying, and Mapping 7520 6675 Stationery and. Record Forms Instruments 7530 7540 Standard Forms 6680 Liquid and Gas Flow, Liquid Leve1, and \ Mechanical Motion Measuring Instruments BOOKS, MAPS~ AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS (76) lIooks and Pamphlets 6685 Pressure', Temperature,'and Humid.1ty Meas­ 7610 uring and Controlling Instruments 7630 N.....spapers and Period.ica1B Maps, At1ases, Charts, and G10bes 6695 Combination and Hiscellaneous Instruments 7640. ..' 1650 Drawings and Specifications 7660 Sheet and Book Music Reference Copy #43 , 47 SECTION I PARr C - SUPPLIES AND EQUI.FMENT (CONTINUED)

Code Description Code Description

Microfilm, Processed Badges and Insignia Miscellaneous Printed Matter Luggage . Individual Equipment MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ~ PHONOGRAPHS, AND HOME­ Armor, Personal TYPE RADIOS (77) Specialized Flight Clothing and Accessories 7710 Musical Instruments 7720 Musical Instrument Parts and Accessories TOILETRIES (85) 7730 Phonographs, Radios, and Television .8510 Perfumes, Toilet PreparatiOns, and Powders Sets: Home Type 8520 Toilet Soap, Shaving Preparations, and 7740 Phonograph Records Dentifrices / 8530 Personal TOiletry Articles RECREATIONAL AND .ATHLEll'IC EQUIPMENT· (78) 8540 Toiletry Paper Products 7810 Athletic and Sporting Equipment 7820 Games, Toys and Wheeled Goods AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES (87) 7830 Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment 8710 Forage and Feed 8720 Fertilizers CLEANING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (79) 8730 Seeds and Nursery Stock 7910 Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaners 7920 Brooms, Brushes, Mops, and Sponges LIVE ANIMALS (88) 7930 Cleaning and Polishing Compounds and 8810 Live Animals, Raised for Food Preparations 8820 Live Animals, Not Raised for Food

BRUSHES, PAINTS, SEALERS, AND ADHESIVES (Bo) SUBSISTENCE (89) BolO Paints, Dopes, Varnishes, and Related 8905 Meat, Poultry, and Fish Products 8910 Dairy Foods and Eggs Bo20 Paint and Artists' Brushes 8915 Fruits and Vegetables Bo30 Preservative and Sealing Compounds 8920 Bakery and Cereal Products Bo40 Adhesives 8925 Sugar, Confectionery, and Nuts '.'~ ...... ';.::.~ .. ' CONTAINERS, PACKAGING, AND PACKING SUPPLIES 8930 Jams, Jellies', and Preserves (81) 8935 Soups and Bouillons ' 8105 Bags and Sscks 8940 Special Dietary Foods and Food Specialty 8110 Drums and cims Preparations 8115 Boxes ~ Cartons, and Crates 8945 Food Oils and Fats 8120 . Commercial and Industrial Gas Cylinders 8950 Condiments and Related Products 8125 Bottles and Jars 8955 Coffee, Tea, and Cocoa 8130 Reels and ~OOls 8960 :seve'rages, Nonalcoholic 8135 Packaging and Packing Bulk Materials 8965 Beverages, Alcoholic 8140 Ammunition Boxes, Packages, and Special 8970 Composite Food Packages .Containers 8975 Tobacco Products TEXTILES, LEATHER, FURS, APPAREL _AND SHOE FINDINGS. TENTa & FLAGS (83) FUELS, LUBRICANTS, OILS, AND WAXES (91) 8305 Textile Fabrics 9110 Fuels, Solid 8310 Yarn and Thread 8315 Notions and Apparel Findings 9130 Liquid Propellants and Fuels, Petroleum 8320 Padding and Stuffing Materials Base ­ 8325 Fur Materials 9135 Liquid Propellant Fuels and Oxidizers, Chenucal Base 8330 Leather 9140 Fuel Oils 8335 Shoe Findings and Soling Materials 8340 Tents and Tarpaulins 9150 Oils and Greases: Cutting, Lubricating, 8345 . Fla&s ~ Pennants and Hydraulic CLOrHING, INDIVIDUAL EQUIPMENT; 9160 Miscellaneous Waxes, Oils, and Fats AND ~I~ (84) 8405 OuterWear, Men'.s NONlolE:MLLIC FAmuCATED MATERIALS (93) 8410 Outerwear, Women'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 IUghtwear, Women's 9340 Glass Fabricated Materials 9350 Refractories and Fire Surfacing Materials 8430 Footwear, Men's 8435 Footwear, Women's 9390 Miscellaneous Fabricated Nomnetaliic 8440 HOSiery, Handwear, and Clothing Materials Accessories, Men's 8445 Hosiery1 Handwear, and Clothing NONMF1I'ALLIC CRtIDE MATERIAIS (94) Accessories: Women's 9410 Crude Grades of Plant Materials 8450 Children's and Infants I Apparel and 9420 Fibers: 'Vegetable, Animal, and SynthetiC Accessories 9430 Miscell.aileous Crude Animal Products, Inedible . 94lIo Miscellaneous Crude Agricultural and Fo~ estry Products 9450 Nonmetallic Scrap, Excel>1: Textile

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Description Code Description Code

MElrAL BARS~ SHEEl'S, AND SHAPES (95) 9505 wire, Nonelectrical, Iron and Steel 95~0 liars aod Rods, Iron, and Stee~ 95~5 Plate, Sheet, aod strip: Iron aod Steel 9520 Structural Shapes, Iron and Stee~ 9525 Wire, None~ectrical, Nonferrous Base Metal

9530 Bars aod 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, aod Wire: Precious ~

ORES, MINERALS, AND THEIR PRIMARY PRODUCTS (96) 96~0 Ores 9620 Minerals, Natural aod Synthetic 9630 Additive Metal Materials aod Master Alloys 9640 Iron aod Steel Primary aod Sem1finished Products 9650 Nonferrous Base Metal Refinery aod Intermediate Forms

9660 Precious Metals Primary Forms 9670 Iron aod Steel Scrap 9680 Nonferrous ~ Scrap MISCELLANEOUS (99) 9905 Signs, Advertising Displays, aod Identification Plates ' 99~0 J""elry 99~5 Co~ectorsr Items 9920 Smokers' Articles aod Matches 9925 Ecclesiastical Equipment, Furnishings, aod Supplies

9930 Memorials; Cemeterial aod Mortusry Equipment and Supplies 9999 M1sce~eous Items

49 Reference Copy #45 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 complement the data in the Material Annex (Weapons Dictionary) of the DOD Programming system, and 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/Textiles or Petroleum. Codes generally have been assigned to all production items whose annual programmed procurement 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 DDForm 350 should be addressed to the appropriate organization specified in ASPR 2l-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 Jetical 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. Ammunition

C. Missiles & Rockets G. Electronics

D. Vehicles H. Other Equipment

S. Ships

The second digit identifies a subdivision of the major category, e.g., ~ighter Aircraft, and the third digit identifies the specific item, e.g., F-Ill.

Normally each system or equipment code shall include all subsystems, !omponents, repair parts, modifications, repairs and related supplies and ;ervices (other than RDTE and construction) which are procured specifically ~or the system or equipment. Exceptions to this rule are those instances where L specific equipment item or a major component has been assigned a separate !ode, e.g., J-52 Turbojet Aircraft Engines. If a procurement is for compo­ le~ts, parts, or services covering more than one system or equipment, but 75% lr more of the dollar amount is allocable to a single system or equipment, the :ode of that system or equipment shall be assigned. Otherwise, multi-system )rocurements shall not be assigned a specific code.

Each Department shall use only that part of Section II designated for .t, e.g., Part A for Army, Part B for Navy, and Part C for Air Force. The .rrangement of systems or equipment by major category is as follows:

Referenpe Copy #46 50 l. Aircra~t by design number within each basic mission symbol, e.g., A-4, A-5, A-6, F-4.

2. Aircra~t Engines by design number within type o~engine.

3. Missiles and Rockets by design number.

(Note: I~ an aircra~t, missile or rocket reported on DD Form 350 does not have a mission symbol or letter pre~ix listed in the Manual but agrees as to design number, the code applicable to that design number shall be assigned. For example, an BE-52 Aircra~t would be assigned the code ~or B-52. The series symbOl for an item is not used; e.g., F-lll is used rather than F-lllA or F-lllB.) .

4. Air Force Electronics and Comm-unications numerically by system number. 5. All Other Categories alphabetically by key word or words and by size o~ caliber.

I~ a system or equipment code is not applicable to a DD Form 350 transaction, or' i~ the system or equipment bears a security classi~ication prohibiting unclassi~ied disclosure o~ the code title in combination with other DD Form 350 items, the code "000" (three zeros) shall be assigned.

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Referen,ce Copy #52 58 SECTION II, PART B, NAVY SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE DD F.ORM DESCRIPTION OF. SYSTEM/EOUIPMENT 00 rORM DESCRIPTION or SYSTEM/EOUIPMENT 350 CODE 350 COOF. GNX AN/SPN 41 HOE 30 KW 400 CY TRLR GNY AN/UPR-2 HOG 1250 KW TURBINE GNZ AN/APO-' RADAR HnH 150 KW TURBINE GP RADIO HE BATTERIES GpR AN/F.RA 54 GUPPY I SUBMARINE GPO AN/URC-9 SARGO I-Ii SUBMARINE GPF. AN/ARC-51 RADIO GpH AN/SRC-20 HX MISCELLANEOUS , GpJ AN/WRR-, GpJ AN/PRC+25 TYPE S HXC 25/MK 58 LOCATION MARKEP GPI( AN/rRT-84 TRANSMITTER Gpl AN/PRC-62 5 SHIPS GpM AN/IIRC-83 RADIO GP,. AN/PRC-90 RADIO GPO AN/PRC-'5 RADIO SET SA BATTLESHIPS + CRUISERS GPP AN/pRC-" RADIO SET GpC/ AN/A.RN-52 TACAN SAIJ BATTLESHIP GpR AN/rRO-I0 ",Ar CRUISER e;UIOEO MISSILE-CG GPS AN/SRC-2' RADIO SAH CRUISER r,0 MSL NUCLEAR-CGN GPT 'AN/GRC-t25 RADIO SET SA.! CRUISER HEAVY-CA GPU AN/PRC+63 VEST POCKET SAL CRUISER HVY GUIOEO MSL-CAG GpV AN/URQ-t3 SAN CRUISER LIGHT ANTI-AcrT-CLAA GpW AN/URO-4 SAP CRUISER lIGHT e;o MISSILE-CLG GPX AN/BRO-A Gpy AN/URO-' SR AIRCRArT CARRIERS GPZ AN/SRN-9 S~r. CARRIER ANTI-SUB SUPT-CVS GT SONAR S.Rr CARRIER ATTACK-CVA-19 ",PG CARRIER ATTACK-CVA-A, GTA AN/SOO-t6 MINE SONAR SRII CARRIER AIRCRArT-CVA-59 GTR ANfBOH-2 S~T CARRIER AIRCRArT-CVA-~3 GTC CAESAR/SOSUS AN/rOQ-l/2/3/9 SRK CARRIER AIRCRArT-CVA-6T . GtE AN/SOO-t4 SONAR SRN CARRIER AcrT NUCLEAR-CVAN-65 GTr AN/SOS-38 SONAR SRI' CARRIER AcrT NUCLEAR-CVAN GTG AN/SOS-26 SONAR GTH AN/BOR-T SONAR SC orSTROYERS GT,' AN/SOR-t3 SONAR GTI( AN/MOM-T4 sr.I: OESTROyrR oo-rRAM 0/2 GTL AN/BOO-t SONAR sr.,., OESTROyrR Do-rRAM-l liT,. AN/SOS-?3 SONAR sr.r DESTROYER 00-931 CLASS GTp ToWED snNAR ARRAY 51:4 OESTROYF.R GO MSL 00G-2 CLASS GTS AN/BOS-13 SCT DESTROYER DE 1101 SC.J OESTROYr~GO MSL MOOULE-oxe; GLJ SONOBUOY SCI. DESTROYER MODULE-OX SCN OESTROYER RADAR PICKET-OOR GljA AN/SSO-53 SCQ rRIGATE Ol GI.lR AN/SSO-t5/4T(ACTIVE RANGE) sr.s . rRIGATE GO MSL-DlG Guo AN/SSO-t(OIRECTIONAl) SCT rRIGATE e;n MSL NUCLEAR OXGN Gur AN/SSO-?R/1B/41/48(JEZEBEL) ",I:U rRIGATE GO MSl NUCLEAR-OLG"! GUH AN/SSO-?]/4t/42/46(JLJLIEl GIJJ EER CHARGES MK51/61/64/1B/B4 sn SlJBMAlHNEs . GUl AN/SSO-31S snn SUBMARINE· SS-ww-II GY UNNUMBEREn SYSTEMS sor SUBMARINE SS GIJPPY III SOH SUBMARINE SS MODERNIZED e;yc OpERATInNAL CONTROL CENTF.RS sn.! SUBMARINF. GUIOErl._ MISSILE-SSG 501. SUBMARINE rAM-SSBN OTHER EQUIpMENT SO"! SIIRMARINE NUCLEAR-SSN sr AMPHTBIOUS WARrARE SHIpS HR NIGHT VISTON 5FC ASSAULT SHIP AMPHIBIOUS-LpH HRr MK24 IIK45 RRITEYE pCHT rLARE SP) ASSAULT SHIP AMPHIBIOUS-LHA HRr MK/25 RRtGHTEY[ pRCHT'rLAR[ SEe; CARGO SHIP ATTACK-AKA SF.H CARGO S~IP VEHICLE LSA GENERATORS SFJ DOCK AMPHIR TRANSpORT-LpO SFi. FIRE SIIPpORT INSHORE-IFS

Reference Copy #53 59· SECTION II, PART C, AIR FORCE SYSTEM OR EQUIPMENT CODE 00 F~RM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEMIEQUIPMENT DO Ff)R"4 DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMfNT 3'50 CODE 350 CODE'

~NX 10 TON 6X4 TRACTOR RR RECIPROCATING AMMUNITION RR4 01TVO-1I35 RRC VO-540 Rill) R-1830 FA BOMR BRE R-3350 8RF R-1I360 FAA WALLEYf AGM-621A FAA ROCKEYE r I / RS TURBOFAN F'Ar. DEMOLITION 101117 750 LB FAD ANTI-PAM 500 LR 8LU-23/32 RSr, F'AF' SAOEYE W/ROMBLET CBU-24 85.1 F'U ~NTI-PAM 250 LB BLU-IO FAJ MK-IH ?o;O LB RT TURROPROP/TURROSHAFT F~K A,fl-PAM 750 LA BLU-I F.Al MK-82 501) LB RTA T-5'O FAn SMOKE PwP 100 LB BOM8 IlTIl T-53 ,FA Q AOU-253/1'1 CANISTER W/Blll-3/B IlTC T-55 FAS AOU-272/R CANISTER W/BLU-?6 RTf) T-56 FAT BOU-33/P PRACTICE 8T1'" T-58 FAU BOU-39B/TX-61 PRACTICE PTK T-64 FAV MK-842000 LB FAW BLU-31/R C MISSILES + ROCKETS FAX BLU-34 FAY MIA2 CLUSTER FRAGMENTATION FA7 BLU-27/R FIRE BOMB CL LAUNCHING DEVICES F'R CARTRIDGE CLII LAUNCHER LAU-3A CI r LAUNCHER LAU-59A 38 CALIRF'R 5,56'1101 RALL MISSILES 7,62'1101 AI64/165 20101101 cnMRAT ROUNDS , C"4 CG'I/HG"4-t6 ATLAS 20MM TRAINING clle AIM-7 SPARROW , CIIC H/Lr.M 25 TIT AN Fe CARTRIDGE C"'" AI'I-9 SIDEWINDER CM,- AGI'4-12 RULLPLJP Fen 40MM M407AI CIIF AIM-l0 IHIMARC F'et I\IMM M301 C.. r, BO/-l-34 F(REREE CMH ,MGM-13 "4ACE CARTRIDGE C"I PGM-19 .IUP ITE~ C"'.l ADM-20 QUAIL F'FT ENGtNE STARTER MXU-4/A CMK Ar.M-45 SHRIKE F rtl IMPULSE MLU-t6/B CMl. Ar.M-28 HOUND DnG CM"4 AGM-48 SKYIlDLT F'J I)ISPENSER + BOMB CMf) AG~-78 STANDARD AR'! C~'P AIM-4/36/47 FALCON CBU-2A nlSPENSER + ROMB CMQ' PGM-17 THOR CHU-) DTSPENSER + BOMB CMq LIM-49 NIKE ZEIJS CRU-22 nISPE'NSER + BOMB AGM-69 CMS SRAM(SHT RG ATTK MSL) CRU-25 DISPENSER + BOMR C"T PROGRAM 437 CRU-30 nJSPENSER + BOMB C"IJ I GM-30 u111111TFMAIII CRU-7 DTSPENSER MV, + BOMB AGM-80 VIPER CBU-12 nlSPENSER + ROMR CMW MG"-I MATAnOR C~IJ () TFOM DISP + BnMB C~U-14 nrSPENS~R + BnMB CR ROCKETS CRU-24/29 DISPENSER + 80MR CHU-3A DTSPENSER + BnMB CPA AIR-2 GrNIE CHU-46 DISPENSER + BOMB CRR RCU-! DECOY ceU-52 DISPENSER' + BnMB CPr. 2,75" ROCKET ALL TYPES CRU-54 DISPfNSER + BOMB CPH PWN-6 KITTY CRI PWN-7 ROOSTER 1'1< Fusr ON TRUCKS F'KA ELECTRiC FMU-7B SET Fl(f n'U-56 AJRBURST ONH 1 TON 4X2 PANEL F:"n FMlJ-57 AIRBURST nNN CARGO 2 t/2 TOIII 6X6 M+35 F'I

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SECTION II, PART C, Am FORCE SYSTEM QR EQUIPMENT CODE

00 FnRM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EgUIPME~T DO FoRM DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT 351') CODE 350 CODE FKH EMU-35/s lONG DflAY EKI FMU-54/A RETARDING r,lC NUMBERED· SYSTEMS EKI. ft.W-72 lONG DELAY FKP M904 NOSE GlCA 1169l CORTS FKQ MQ05 TAIL GlCR 490l AUTnVON Des AUTOMATIC v GlCe 414N SlRM DETECTION sYS Ft-< MINE GlCn 492l US STRICOM COMMANO CONT GlCF 493l VOCOM SECURE VOICE SWIT E"'R SIIU-13CORAGONTOOTH)MINE GXF 494L ERCS EMERG RKT COMM SYS Ft-

G~ NUMBEREO SYSTEMS .GwA 1I01l TACTICAL AIR CONTROL SY GliB 412l AlP wEAPONS CONTROL SYS G\HC 416L/MeONT AIR DEF CTRl G\oIO 40llL TRAFF CNTRL + lAND SYS G~'E 425L NORAD COC G\oIF 4t6P SEEK DAWN SYSTEM GWG 43tL TRACAlS INCL AN/FPH-47 r,WH 433l WEATHER SYSTEM GWI 440l FWD SCATTER OTH RAn GW.I 458L EUR WIDEBND TRANSMSN GWK 465L SAC CONTROL SYSTEM GWl 466l ELECTROMAGNETIC INTEL S G\oIM 41SL RYUKYU AIR DEFENSE SYS GWN 4tOl AREA SUR V CNTRl SYS .,',;.;' GWO .4t1L AWACS GWP 473l USAF COMM.AND CONTROL SY GWQ 1114l BMEWS GWR 4t3l DEw LINE GWS 435l APOllO RNG INSTR ACFT GWT 48tl SAC POST ATTK CMO CNTRl r,WU 4A2l EMS EMERG MISSION SUPPT GWV 439l SEA COASTAL CABLE COMM Gww 4/14L SOFT TALK SECURE VOICE rlwx /lA4N WET WASH pACIFIC COMMUN GWY 486l DEEP SEA EUROPEAN-MEDIT rlwl 487L SLEes SURVIVABLE lOW ER

Reference Copy #55 63 ,... ," ....

r­ ::. .~ '. SECTION III - CODING FOR rTEM 10C OF DD FORM 350 (DD CLAIMANT PROGRAM NUMBER)

A DDCP number designates a grouping of supplies, construction or other services. One of the following code numbers shail 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-8A Petroleum A-8B Other Fuels and Lubricants A-8c 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 C9E.

64 Referenge Copy #56 A procurement program selected on the basiS o~ the use of the supplies or work purchased, shall include all items pertaining to the folloving when planned use is known' at the time of purchase z

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 (including technical man'.tals and publications)

4. Related research and development and preproduction ma~erials 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 C9E, or Sl, as.appropriate.

65

Reference Copy #57 III .. C~ PROGRAK CODE

A-I AIRCRAFT PROGRAM Tbfa progn.:m consists of three subprograms: (a) Airframes and Related AaaembU. and Spares; (bj Aircraft Engines and Related Spares and Spare Parts; and (e) Other Aircraft Equipment and Supplies not included in subprograms (a) and (b). (0) Air/rarMa and Related Aaaembliujlnd Sparu. Program 1ft "lleA Imlv4u Erdv4u mlUlfonl a" hltl.,., Complete aircraft (procured &8 such, GFE tires and tubes______A-Ie. i.e.-helicopters, excluding GFE). General purpose . production 8-9. Airframe assemblies and spares, such equipment. as tail assemblies, wing assemblies, Production facilities______0-2. landing gears: etc. Special. jigs, "dies, and fixtures to be used only in the fabrication of a specific air

frame model (including variatioDl ,','" .. thereoO. . Maintenance tools peculiar to the air­ craft. (b) Aircraf'Bnginea and Related Sparu and Spar, Paru. Prottr.m 1ft "lleA Iftdadu BreltMlu crcIUlfOnl." fftdtMW Aircraft enginel and parts. Aircraft engines incorporated in A-Ia. Assist takeoff other than droppable aircraft procured as complete units. aircraft. Aircraft jet enginel and parts used,. Assist takeoff (ATO), droppable A-6. without major modification, on guided units only. mi88iles. General purpose production 8-9. Special jigs, diee, and fixtures to be used equipment. -only in the fabrication of a specific Production facilitie8 ______0-2. model of aircraft engine, including ~nspection gages. Maintenance tools pec.uliar to the engine. (c) Other Aircraft Equipment and Suppliu Not Included in Subprogram8 (a) and (b). Program ,. wlle. ImltMlu IJ:zcludu crtlw/om or. hltltM1t4 Aircraft instruments and parts (except GFE electronics and communi­ A-7. electronic equipment for communica­ cations equipment. tion, fire control, and radar). Elec­ GFE weapon8______A-5. trical equipment, such &8, generators, GFE fire control, bomb sights, ~-5, or A-7. inverters, starters, alternators, etc. and related electromechanical devices. Aircraft propellers and hubl______Aircraft weapoD8______A-5. Mobile training units______Photographic equipment______0-9. Flight simulators ______Airborne acceB80ries not an oper­ A-9 or 0-9. Ground handling equipment peculiar to ational part of the aircraft, a epecific model of aircraft. such &8 life rafts, oxygen Other acce880ries and parts readily maske, parachutes, fire ex­ identifiable for aircraft use, euch as tingui8hers, etc. gun turrets, bomb racks and releasee, Organizational equipment, 8uch 8-9 or 0-9. rocket launchers, fuel tanks, drop­ &8 general ground or deck han­ pable aircraft tank." tire8 and dlingequipment,8hips, hangar, tubes, control wires, servo and other and airfield equipment. control mechani8m8, etc.

66. Referenpe Copy #58 III - CLAIMANT PROGRAM CODE

A-2 MISSILES AND SPACE SYSTEMS PROGRAM PrOlJ1'Gin 111 wAlch I11dudu Ercludu ucltulom are Ineluded 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-2 CFE electronic equipment' for GFE electronic equipment A-7 missiles anw space systems. Booster cases for missiles. Ground handl{ng 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 gages. A-3 SHIPS PROGRAM PrOlJ1'Gm In which I11dudu Ercludl. aeluriom are Included Construction of vessels of all types. Guns, rocket launchers, torpedo A-5. Total cost of services, 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 Generally, part of, weapons. supplies, such as brooms, soap, A-9 or C-9. Aircraft catapults and arresting gear. paint, grease, light bulbs, mess Assault boats. and galley utensils, cleaning Floating cranes, floating drydocks, and rags; office supplies, clothing bridge erection boats. IUld other personnel items; rec­ Production equipmen\ 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. Shipborne deperming and degaussing Pontoons (including propelling B-1. equipment. units) . . Special jigs, dies, and fixtures, which can· Fabric or rubber life raftB ___ ~ _ 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 two subprograms: (a) Combat Vehicles and (b) Noncombat Vehicles. (a) Combat vehiclell. PrOlJ1'lJm In which Imludu Erdudu e:rcluriom Gr. Imluded Tanks. VVeapons______A-5. Belf-propelled gun motor carriages. Fire control equipment______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.emment production facili­ Tracked amphibious vehicles, A-3 .. ties. such as L VT'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.

67 Reference Copy #59 III - cLAJMANT PROGRAM CODE

A~4 TANK-AUTOMOTIVE PROGRA:M~Continued

(b) Noncombat vehicles. Program In tDhlcA 171dudu EzcltuU. nellUlom ore fndu4e4 Trucks, ambulances, passenger cars, Weapons______A-S. buses, motorcycles, and other motor­ GFEelectronic equipment, e.g., A-7. ized vehicles, including wheeled am­ communication, fire coni-tol, phibious vehicles (except vehicles 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. GFE 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, such as tires, spark plugs, batteries, etc. 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 Program In tDhfeh IncltuU. Ercludtl IZdlUlom are fndu4e4 Small arms, automatic weapons, mor­ Paravanes______A-3. tars, artillery, guns,' rocket' and Shipborne deperming and de­ A-3. grenade launchers, and pyrotechnic gaussing equipment. pro.jectors, 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. Harbor protection nets. Electronic fire control equipment· A-7. Depth charge projectors. such as MKS6, :\-IK63, T33, Wholly optical, electrical, or mechanical MKIOl, MKI02, etc. fire control equipment, including bin­ oculars, boinb 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. Special jigs, dies, and fixtures which can be used only in producing specific types of weapons, including inspection gages. Deperming and degausSing equipment (Range Station). 68 Reference Copy #60 , III - CLAIMANT ffiOGRAM COD}!;

A-6 A:\DrrXITIOX PROGRA:\I

Program in u'hi(h Include, Ercludu ez(/u8,on8 are induded Ammunition, rockets, bombs, mines, Commercial type petroleum prod- A-S. grenades,. torpedoes, depth charges, ucts. demolition material, and pyrotrch­ t'T Fuzes______A-7. nics. Booster cases for guided missiles_ A-2. ATO units (droppsQle units only) and X oJldroppable propulsion devkes 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 type of ammunition, including. inspection gages.

A-7 ELECTROXICS AXD CO:\DlrXICATIOX EQL"IP:\IEXT PROGRA:\I

Program In u:hlch Includt, Exclude, uciu3/on, are Il!cluded Electromagnetic radiating and non­ X-ray apparatus______C-9. radiating equipment, except that ra­ Xonelectrical 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, teletype', Blinker lights and flash lights __ C-9. facsimile, television and IFF signals. Telephone poles______B~~ Radar equipment. Tool repair kits, pole climbing C-9. Electronic and electro-mechanical equipment, plows, earth augers computers. and other tools. Radiation aids to aircraft control and Photographic equipmenL______C-9. navigation, including control of X 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. Meteorological. !\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 y- phone, teletype, facsimile, television, ~,~ interphone, public address, and -tele­ metering. Reference Copy #6 I 69 III - cI.JUM,mr PROGRAM CODE

A-7 ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT PROGRAM-Con.

Indude, Erclude, Equipment which is used for the detec­ tion of noise aud 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, heating 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, MK 63, T33, MK 101, MK 102,etc. Sniperscope. A-8 FUELS AND LUBRICANTS PROGRAM

This program consists of three subprograms: (a) Petroleum pJ.oducts; (b) Other Fuels and Lubricants; (c) Separately Procured Containers. (a) Petroleum. Program In toAfcl Imludu Erdudu czdu.lom are InduU4 Re;;idual fuel oils. Other fuels and lubricants_____ A-Sb. Separately procured containers A-Sc...... );.... . Lubricating oils. '.' ~~... Aviation gasolines. for petroleum and petroleum Motor gasolines. products. Kerosene. Petroleum handling equipment_ A-Se. 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. ~eferenpe Copy #62 70 III - CLAlMANT PROGRAM CODE A-S FUELS AND LUBRICANTS PROGRAM-Continued

(b) Other Fuels and Lubricants.

PrO(J1om In wlliell Imludu Ezdudu ucltlliom ore imluded Coal and coke. Fuel for ATO______A-6. Manufactured gas. Natural gas. Other non petroleum fuel and lubricants. Containers, whe~ provided by the suI>'

pliers, in which other fuels and lubri­ ./ cants are delivered to the Govern­ ment. (c) Separately Procured Containers and Handling Equipment.

PrO(J1om in wllieA Imlvdu Erdudu eulUliom ore i1u:luded Separately procured containers spe­ Fuel cells______A-I. cifically intended for use with petro­ . leum and petroleum products noted in A-Sa such as can, inflammable liquid, steel 5-gallon and drum . inflammable liquid, steel, l~gage, 55-gallon. Drum cleaning machines, portable petroleum pumps, skid tanks, and petroleum diSpenSing nozzles.

A-9 TEXTILES, CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE PROGRAM (TEXTILES)

PrOl}rom In wAlell Imlude, Erdude, ueltlliom ore imluded 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 acce880ries~ bulbs, paint, etc. Athletic equipment. General housekeeping equil>' 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 toilet articles, entrenching tools, equipment, garbage cans, fur­ eating and drinking utensils, etc. niture, etc. (but exclUding weapons, ammuni­ Office, depOt, and warehous~ SUI>' 0:-9. tion, medical, engineer, and other tech­ plies and equipment. nical items). Fire extinguishers______0-9. Oxygen masks, parachutes, and drop Steel, 1~gage, 55-gallon______A-Sc. kits. Separately procured containers A-Sc. Life belts and jackets. spe'cifically 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.

71 Reference Copy #63 III - CLAlMANT PROGRAM CODE

B-1 BUILDING SUPPLIES

Program in which Incltuiu Ercludelt nclluionll are incltJAUd Military type bridging (including pon­ Construction machinery, such as C-9.a. toon bridges). tractors, power shovels, etc. Landing mats. Hand tools______C-9E Barbed wire and metal posts ______Portable heating, -refrigerating, C-9E Pipe, and storage tanks for pipeline and ventilating equipment. projects. Bridge erection boatS ______A-3.

Prefabricated buildings. Construction supplies includ­ ing telephone poles, piling, railway track and ties, lumber, cement, bricks, hardware, millwqrk, 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 wllldl InclUlkIt Ercludelt ercltuionlt are include4 All food and beverage products for Water can, 5 galIon______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 food 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 in wllleh IncIUlk, Errlude. ercltu/onIt ar, inclUlkd Railway rolling stock and parts. Railway track> ties, and acces- B-1 Railway cranes and parts. sories. Railway tools. Railway signal equipment. Maintenance of way equipment.

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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 C-9d 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. Productionequip­ which can be used only in program ment used £or repair and maint­ producing a specific model of enance if such equipment is not a military item. procured as a part of and mounted Handtools ------C-ge on floating eqUipment or vehicles. Heavy duty materials handling C-2 equipment incorporated as an integral part of the industrial facility such as overhead traveling 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 appropriated funds. All machinery and equipment (except pro­ duction equipment) organic to the facHity and ~stalled as pai-t of the construc­ tion project for the facility will 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 to construction projects. ation or conversion of existing industrial facilities, which are Government-financed and will be­ come Government-owned, including both Government-operated and contractor­ operated facilities ~~.: .. ~.;;.. 73 Reference Copy #65 III - CIAIMANT PROGRAM CODE

C-2 DEPARTMF!Nr OF PEFENSE 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 milltary forces. Installed equip­ and machinery. ment organic to the facility will Facilities constructed be included. entirely from 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 facillties 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 from 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.

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~9 MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAM This program consists of five subprograms: (a) Construction Equipment; (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. ProqrIJm In IDAIC" Include. Ezclude, ucllUion. IJre included Power shovels, mobile cranes, bull­ Dump trucks______A-4. dozers, concrete mixers, ditching ma- Engineering, drafting and map,. ~ge. . chines, road and airfield construction, ping instruments. and maintenance machinery earth­ Generator sets______. ~ge or other moving trailers, and similar construc­ applicable tion equipment. program. • Pneumatic drills, welding equipment, Photographic and Reproduction ~9c. paint sprayers, air compressors,. and equipment. pumps of the type used for construc­ Water storag~, distribution, and ~ge. tion. purification equipment for 90mmercial construction type tractors. field use. Power saws. Tractors of a type not usually A-4. Earth augers and well drilling machines. used for construction, such as ~9d. artillery prime movers, ware­ house tractors, etc. Refrigeration and air condition­ ~ge. ing equipment. (b) Medical and Dental Supplus and Equipment. ProgrIJm in wAle" Inl!ltulu Ezeltulu ucllUi07llf IJrt included Medical and dental supp,lies and equip- Ambulances______- A-4. ment such as drugs, chemicals, biologi- Bedding______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 Suppliea. ProqrIJm In wAfcA Incltulu Ezclude, ucllUionr IJre included Cameras. X-ray Cameras and film_ ._ ___ _ ~9b. .. Film. Photographic projecting, developing, copying and re!ated equipment. (d) Materiala Handling Equipment. ProqrIJm In wlafcA Indude, Ezdtulu acilUi07llf lire included Conveyors. Conveyors and elevators in­ ~2. Warehouse trucks, tractors, and trailers. stalled as an integral part of Forklift trucks, stackers, etc. building.

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(e) All OtherB Not Identifiable to Any Other Procurement Program. Program in which Include. Ercludu nclmi01ll are included Housekeeping supplies such as insecti­ cides, toilet paper, candles, soap, etc. Heating, refrigerating, plumbing and lighting fixtures, other electrical equip­ ment, furniture and cooking equip­ ment, except equipment incorporated as an integral part of a- building or structure. Qffice supplies and equipment. N cnelectronic meteorological equipment. Animals. Mortuary and grave registration supplies . and equipment. Training and educational supplies and equipment not included in other pro­ grams. Laundry and dry cleaning equipment. Mess equipment. Water storage, distribution and purifica­ tion equipment fIfield use. Field, combat, and troop equipment including water can (5 gal.), heaters {immersion and tent), field range, cook­ ing outfit (on6 burner). field stove. .Maintenance, repair and operating supply items.

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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.

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