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DoD 4100.39-M, Volume 1. Congress enacted Public Law 82-436 in 1952 to provide for an economical, efficient and effective supply management organization within the Department of Defense through the establishment of a single cataloging system. The law further designated that a single item identification will be utilized for each item repetitively used, purchased, stocked or distributed, for all functions of supply from original purchase to final disposal. Implementation of this portion of the statutory requirement within the Department of Defense provided the foundation of the Federal Catalog...

This volume describes procedures for the development, submittal, coordination, and maintenance of tools required to organize item logistics information. Included are Item Names and Federal Item Identification Guides (FIIGs), the Federal Supply Classification (FSC) system, and Department of Defense Ammunition Codes. This volume contains instructions to develop and maintain Item Names, FIIGs, the FSC system, and DoD Ammunition Codes. (DoDACS). The intent of this volume is to provide procedural guidance for the development and maintenance of Item Logistics Data Tools. This is the third in a 5...

This manual establishes procedures for cataloging all items assigned to DoD components or the General Services Administration for commodity integrated materiel management (e.g., a Defense Supply Center (DSC), U.S. Army Tank-Automotive Command (TACOM), GSA) and for cataloging all consumable items assigned to Military Services for weapons integrated materiel management. (1) Assignments to Integrated Materiel Managers (IMMs) may be by complete Federal Supply Classification group or class or on a by-item basis as a result of item management coding or other item management decisions. By-item...