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to the Secretary of the Army in accordance with DoD

Directive 4115.1 and ASPR.

(13) Assign,

for

purposes

career

development, military and civilian personnel to positions

established by the Secretary of the Army as set forth in

(4) Use the military standard logistics data

C-5a(21), above.

systems prescribed by DoD Directive 4000.25 in

transactions on assigned ammunition with the Secretary

of the Army (C-5a(9), above).

(14) Arrange for services with the Secretary of

the Army through interservice support established in

accordance with DoD Directive 4000.19 as follows:

(5) Participate with the Secretary of the Army

in establishing and maintaining the quality assurance

program set forth in C-5a(3), above).

(a) Fabrication

developmental

ammunition (C-5a(22) (a), above).

(6) Provide instructions and resources to the

Secretary of the Army for transportation of their assets

(b) Limited

training

military

from the wholesale inventory (C-5a(8) (c), above) and

personnel and military units CC-5a(22)(b), above).

for maintenance/renovation of their assets in the

wholesale inventory (C-5a(8)(d), above).

(15) Retain responsibility for the following:

(7) Transfer their industrial facilities involved

(a) RDT&E of ammunition developed

in manufacturing assigned ammunition to the Secretary

by their Military Services, including test and evaluation

of the Army for management as set forth in C-5a(5),

of any developmental ammunition fabricated by the

above.

Secretary of the Army (C-5a(22)(a), above).

(8) Transfer their installations and facilities,

(b) Overall configuration management

or parts of them, involved in receipt, storage, issue,

and control in accordance with DoD Directive 5010.19

maintenance/renovation,

and

demilitarization

and overall quality assurance in accordance with DoD

assigned ammunition to the Secretary of the Army for

Directive 4155.1 (Quality Assurance) for ammunition

management as set forth in C-5a(8), above.

developed by their Military Services for its life cycle.

(9) Transfer

their

DoD-owned

plant

equipment

contractor

plants

involved

quantities of assigned ammunition to be procured by the

manufacturing assigned ammunition to the Secretary of

Secretary of the Army as set forth in C-5a(1), above and

the Army for management as set forth in C-5a(10),

the planning, programming, and budgeting for these

above.

requirements as set forth in C-5b(17)(a), below.

(10) Collaborate with the Secretary of the

(d) Inventory management world-wide

Army on the manufacturing technology program set

of their retail inventories on ammunition in accordance

forth in C-5a(6), above and in industrial preparedness

with DoD Directive 4140.1. The retail inventories

production planning as set forth in C-5a (7), above.

consist of all their ammunition world-wide that is not

included in the wholesale inventory in CONUS as

(11) Conduct, in collaboration with the

managed and defined in C-5a(18), above.

Secretary of the Army, advance procurement planning

for their ammunition in accordance with ASPR and

(e) All other functions assigned by DoD

negotiations of initial production contracts for

Directive 5100.1 (Functions of the Department of

ammunition when the procedures of ASPR 3-108 are

Defense and Its Major Components) and not specifically

used.

assigned to the Secretary of the Army by this Directive.

(12) Collaborate with the Secretary of the

(16) Assist the Secretary of the Army in

Army throughout RDT&E of their ammunition and on

preparing program changes necessary to implement this

assigned ammunition already in use as set forth in C-5a

assignment as set forth in C-5a(23), above.

(1), above.

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