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ALLOWANCE EQUIPAGE LIST (AEL)
STOCK NUMBER SEQUENCE LIST (SNSL).

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2. The APL provides technical information for the person maintaining a piece of equipment and tells the supply officer what repair parts are necessary in the storeroom   to   support   it,   and   the   AEL   tells   the commanding  officer,  supply  officer,  and  other  heads  of departments what equipage and supplies are required to operate the ship. Equipage is defined as durable items that are not consumed in use and that are essential to the ship’s mission.  Some  examples  are  typewriters,  portable power tools (electric drills and pneumatic hammers, life preservers,  special  clothing,  and  test  sets). AELs may be used to tailor an equipage allowance to fit the needs of a specific ship, and the commanding officer is responsible for carrying the full allowance on board. The consumable supplies listed on the AELs are not mandatory allowances, but they help the supply officer and using department decide what to order. Figure 5-5 shows a typical AEL, and the following list explains the data blocks and columns. 1. Equipage     nomenclature/characteristics: Name of  equipage  or  the  mechanical/electrical  system. 2. 3. 4, 5. Manual/Plan:    The   predominate   technical manual and/or plan number. Items 6 and 7 may show  additional  numbers. Identification  number: the number assigned to identify a specific AEL. The first digit followed by a (-) identifies the activity responsible for preparation  and  maintenance  of  the  AEL,  and the general significance of the equipage. 0–Ordinance   material 1–Space/systems-related   material 2–Miscellaneous   material 3–Automotive,  construction,  and  material handling  equipment 4–Flag  allowance  material 5–Special  project  office  material 6–Special propulsion plant 7–Portable  electronic  material Date:  COSAL  publication  date. Page:  Consecutive  numbering  of  all  pages required  to  desccribc  a  system  and  covered  by Figure 5-5.-Example of an AEL. 5-11







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