1. El uso del dispositivo/aparato en Louis Althusser y su relación con la Ideología
1.2. Dispositivo según Michel Foucault
20–1. Authority for stockage
Authority to stock repair parts under this chapter is the assignment of a general support (GS) level programmed or production line repair mission.
20–2. Items authorized for stockage
Items authorized for stockage are listed below.
a. All class 9 and maintenance-related class 2 items required to perform the repair function.
b. A list of required repair parts based on mortality data will be developed by the maintenance activity or provided by the supporting MMC or installation. This list will contain quantity of items to be
repaired and associated class 9 and class 2 items required to perform the repairs. The list will be approved at the command level assign- ing the repair mission.
20–3. Stockage levels
a. For continuing programs (1 year or more), a maximum of 60 days stockage is authorized to be on hand at any given time.
b. For limited programs (less than 1 year), stockage will be the quantity needed to complete the program but will not exceed 60 days of supply on hand at any given time.
c. The RO will be fixed at the stockage level to support 60 days of production for continuing programs. For limited programs, stock- age level will be fixed at the level required to complete the program but will not exceed 60 days stockage of supplies on hand at any given time.
20–4. Keeping records
a. A formal stock record account will be established and an accountable officer will be appointed. Procedures outlined in chapter 3 will be followed.
b. All stock will be carried as SLC “M.”
c. Normally, replenishment requisitions should not be required. However, on a quarterly basis, a review of the remaining repair program with stocks on hand will be conducted. Additional requisi- tions will be submitted where additional stocks are required.
d. When status provided by the wholesale system is unacceptable (for example, stocks will not be received in sufficient time to start the programs) action will be taken to upgrade the request under AR 725–50, chapter 3, section VII.
e. If improved supply status cannot be received, the command which assigned the repair mission will be notified that repair pro- grams will be delayed due to lack of repair parts. This will be done under locally developed procedures.
20–5. Initial stockage and replenishment
a. Depending on OST, requisitions to support the start of the program will be submitted with sufficient lead time to ensure that all required stocks are on hand to start the repair program.
b . A s q u a n t i t i e s r e q u i r e d g e n e r a l l y w i l l e x c e e d n o r m a l i s s u e quantities, advice code “1B” will be used in the requisition by OCONUS SSA; advice code “2L” by CONUS SSA. This tells the wholesale supplier that the command is aware of the excessive quantity but the items are still required.
c. As stock is received, the accountable supply activity should match receipts against requirements submitted for each program. This will allow the unit to ensure that all stocks needed to support the program are received.
20–6. Request and issue procedures.
a. Maintenance shops will be authorized stocks to support no more than 10 days of the repair program.
b. The maintenance supervisor will inventory stocks in the main- tenance activity every 10 days; a request for stocks to bring the stocks back to a 10-day level (15-day level in Area Maintenance and Supply Facilities (AMSF) and Area Maintenance Support Ac- tivities (AMSA)) will be submitted.
c. Requests will be submitted to stock control on a DA Form 3161 (Request for Issue or Turn-In). (See fig 20–1.) Two copies are required.
d. The maintenance shop assigns a document number to the DA Form 3161 from their document register using the SRA DODAAC and a block of document serial numbers assigned by the stock record officer (SRO). Stock control personnel process the request across the stock record deck to determine if all parts requested are available and check with storage section personnel to ensure that they have the items. Do not make any entries on the DA Form 3161 or the stock record cards unless all requested parts are available. (1) If all items requested are available in the quantities required, post the stock record cards and record the quantity to be issued in the supply action block of the DA Form 3161. (See fig 20–2.) Forward one copy to the storage section for issue and place one copy in the suspense file. Notify the maintenance section that stock is ready for pickup. At the time of issue, the issue clerk signs and dates the DA Form 3161 in the issue block; the individual receiving the supplies signs in the receiving block. The completed DA Form 3161 is returned to stock control and filed in the permanent voucher file. The suspense copy is destroyed. (A sample of a completed DA Form 3161 is shown at fig 20–3.)
(2) If all items requested are not available, the stock record clerk notifies his or her supervisor. The supervisor advises the supervisor of the maintenance section that all items requested are not available. A determination will be made as to whether repair programs can continue without the items. If the decision is that it can continue, available stocks for (1) above will be issued. If the decision is that the repair programs cannot continue, do not issue any stocks. Place the DA Form 3161 in suspense pending receipt of replenishment.
20–7. Retention level
No retention level is authorized.
20–8. Disposition of excess
On completion or termination of the repair program, all stocks will be turned in to the supporting supply activity except the following: a. Common items which will be used to support other directed repair programs.
b. Common items which are demand-supported as part of the shop stock.
Figure 20-1. Sample DA Form 3161, request for issue
Figure 20-3. Sample of completed DA Form 3161