Figure 5-11.-Issue priority designators.

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Figure 5-11.-Issue priority designators. 3. FAD III. May be assigned by the commands d. authorized to assign FAD II, and by any other command that is designated a major claimant for budget purposes. FAD III is assigned to a. All other U.S. combat-ready and direct e. support forces outside CONUS. b. CONUS forces (including reserve forces) maintained in a state of readiness for deployment to combat. (The Chief of Naval f. Reserve will verify the status of reserve force squadrons prior to assignment of FAD III to ensure that such assignment is compatible with contigency plans.) c. Component programs and projects of comparable importance with elements in item a. and b. Specified combat-ready and direct combat support forces of foreign countries that are of comparable importance with force specified in items a. and b. CONUS industrial and intermediate maintenance/repair activities that provide direct logistic support for forces being maintained in a state of readiness for deployment to combat. New construction/modernization ships within 60 days of builder’s trials. FAD II can be assigned only in specific cases if approved by the Chief of Naval Operations when it is anticipated that the ship will come under the operational command of the SIXTH or SEVENTH Fleets or equivalent operational assignments within 90 days of its commissioning. 5-20

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