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PRIVACY ACT MATERIAL REMOVE
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properly accomplished hand reecipts were not cn file antl the LF Ferris
90/.'s were not up to “ate.
for the equipnent.
In aleition, spare parts hid not been ordored
During January, the project of crlcring these sparos
wes stertoi by an officer placed on TDY to the Pacific Proving Grounds
by tho 1808th 4£ACS Wing, Tokyo.
Only about 300 lino itcis wore ordered
in January and little or no progress nade on bringing the Plant “Account
records to acceptable stanilards,
This was the condition of the cccount
at the tine of an inspection on 3 Fobrucry by the Staff Supply Officer of
Task Group 7.4.
4s a result of action taken by
, & consider-
able effort was put forth by all concerned te bring the account up to acceptable standards,
The Corrinnder of the 180&th CS Wing, assigned
additional personnel end tho Conmanicr, Test Services Unit took a rore
apressivo interest in tho activity so that during the nonth cf Februsry
nore than 3,100 line items were ordered.
This conplcte1 the initial
orders for new ites onl cllowed cffort te be placed cn atjusting old
stock levels during Merch,
This was accormplishea by reviewing the levels
to dcterrine their validity by comparing cconsuuption ani necessity fer
standby items.
Now requcsts were then processed through the Base Sup7"y
Officer to order items bringing the on~hand figure to the preper level.
Trogress was started on the Plent Account recor’s.
The B-se Su, ry
Officer furnishe! a consolidated listing of 211 items which the reecr’s
at BeseSupply inticated were charged te the Cormmmications Eloucnt.
listing of ncnecxpenldable items was uscd as a basis Yor au invontcry
cench aetivity.
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These inventorics were then cerpared with the master on.
sclitated inventory «n2 cverares an’ shortavcs nctcl,
Paurther rescerch
of these discrepancics inlicated thet mony of the overarres wore actuntiy