SECTION III DOD PROGRAM SUMMARY GENERAL The Resource Management System Structure (RMSS), reference DASA Circular 70-4, dated 1 July 1968, requires a coding of each subtask for the purpose of programming, budgeting, reporting, accounting, and logistical control. The new Subtask identification is an 8-digit alpha numeric code. In these 8-digit codes, five (5) alpha letters will precede the three (e) numeric subtasknumbers, In the event an alpha letter has not been assigned, the alpha ''X" will be used until assignment of an alpha letter is made. This 8-digit identification is abbreviated to the Subproject category and Subtask digits throughout the Facilities and Support Requirements Plan. For example, the 8-digit AAXPX202, described below, will be abbreviated as Subtask A202. The "A" identifies the Subtask as belonging to the MIGHTY SKY Program, and the ''202" identifies the title as ''Neutron Spectrum as a Function of Time." For information only, the meanings of various components of the 8-digit alpha numeric code and example (AAXPX202) are as follows: ITEM EXAMPLE SUBPROJECT CATEGORY FUNCTIONAL CATEGORY SUBFUNCTIONAL CATEGORY PROJECT TASK UBTASK A X P X i MIGHTY SKY A Mission Operations A None Neutron Spectrum Xx None Radiation Physics as a Function of Time 202 Subproject Category - A one-position alpha/numeric code identifying R&D classified subproject data. This category identifies the test programs as "A" - MIGHTY SKY, "B" - MIDGET FLY or "C" - DISTANT WATERS. Subtask - A three-position numeric code further identifying cost data to an additional level of information below a task category. The current subtask code, the previous project number and the current title for the various subtasks inthe MIGHTY SKY, MIDGET FLY and the DISTANT WATERS Programs are included on the following pages: VOLI& II |Tina *, April 1969 I-12 x P 202