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1. Whether or not there is a high probability of the graduate encountering the task on the job fairly soon after completing training. “Fairly soon” means, in this context, that task encountered within the first year after training.

2. The predicted or measured amount of decay of the skill that will take place during the time interval.

A single-position code indicating when a task is recommended for training and what type of training is needed. Training, in this context, does not

include equipment familiarization.

A code which describes how the system/equipment can be transported.

A code which identifies each different way that a system/equipment can be transported. This is a numeric character assigned in sequence.

The cost per pound per mile, expressed in dollars and cents, for transportation of material.

A code that signifies whether the LCN represents a system/end item requiring transportation requirements documentation.

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A code that signifies whether the shipping modes for the item or the

Narrative explanation of the projection points of the item to be transported.

Narrative explanation of any of the handling characteristics, towing characteristics, self-propelled characteristics, or air drop information.

A code which differentiates each mobility type. This is a sequentially assigned number beginning with 1 through 99.

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Narrative explanation of any equipment being transported other than wheeled, tracked, or skid mounted.

Narrative explanation of where the item is being transported to and from.

For wheeled vehicles only, in narrative format the 90 degree and 180 degree turning radius in both wall-to-wall and curb-to-curb.

A single-position code which indicates the status of a material support system in relation to its overall life history as a guide to procurement, authorization, logistical support, asset, and readiness reporting.

A government supplied code identifying an end item in the maintenance data collection subsystem (MDCS) by its application to the specific type/model/series of aircraft or equipment which it supports.

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NOTE: When preparing or updating relational tables, only TOCC “D” can be used. Other codes listed are associated with a manual LSA-036 summary preparation. These codes are assigned to the appropriate LSA-036 card by an automated LSA-036 summary.

This block, which is blank on initial submissions of provisioning data, shall be used as a type of change code to indicate deletions,

a.Prime contractor’s reference number

b.Commercial and government entity code

c.Manufacturer’s reference number

d.Item name.

e.Other data elements as may be subsequently defined, wherein the hardware is not affected.

A narrative description of the construction type required. Included are estimated number of years the facility will be needed, required or preferred locations, and need for relocatability, and identification of any estimated future expansion, Provided information on any special construction, such as shock, hardness, and special floor loads.

A code identifying the facility type either operational, test, training or depot.

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A letter code indicating the type of supply system to be employed.

A code to identify the container used to hold the quantity unit pack. For applicable code, see MIL-STD-2073-1 and MIL-STD-2073-2.

A code which indicates the highest level of packing protection provided by the unit container.

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A code which indicates the UI quantity of an item. The UI quantity is the managing activity’s established accounting unit upon which the smal-

A digit (O, 1, 2, 3, or 4) indicating the number of places that the decimal must be moved from the right most position of the second subfield to describe correct decimal placement in that field,

The numerical value of the conversion factor.

The price for one UI of an item. The last two positions of the field represent cents, and the decimal is understood.

FACILITY AREA UNIT OF MEASURE. A UM associated with area.

FACILITY CONSTRUCTION UNIT OF MEASURE. A UM associated with the cost of a facility construction project.

OPERATING DIMENSIONS UNIT OF MEASURE. A UM associated with the length, width, and height of the SE in operational mode.

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SKID AREA UNIT OF MEASURE. A UM associated with the skid area.

STORAGE DIMENSIONS UNIT OF MEASURE. A UM associated with the length, width, and height of the SE in the storage mode.

STORAGE WEIGHT UNIT OF MEASURE. A UM associated with the weight of the SE in the storage mode.

SUPPORT EQUIPMENT SHIPPING DIMENSIONS UNIT OF MEASURE. A UM associated with the length, width, and height of the SE in the shipping mode.

SUPPORT EQUIPMENT SHIPPING WEIGHT UNIT OF MEASURE. A UM associated with the weight of the SE in the shipping mode.

SUPPORT ITEM QUANTITY PER TASK UNIT OF MEASURE. A UM used in conjunction with the support item quantity per task.

The best estimated price per UM. The last two positions of the field represent cents, and the decimal is understood.

FACILITY CONSTRUCTION UNIT OF MEASURE PRICE. The best estimated price for facility construction per UM.

The length times width times depth (or cubic dimensions) of the unit container expressed in inches.

The length, width, and depth of the unit container or package expressed in inches. Subfields are:

The gross weight of the unit pack expressed in pounds. The field is structured as follows:

a. For weights up to 9,999,9 pounds 5 N R 1

b. For weights over 9,999.9 pounds 5 X - -

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Multiplier code indicates that the number entered in the second subfield should be multiplied by 10, 100 or 1000 in order to correctly represent the unit pack weight. Codes are as follow:

Numerical value of the weight expressed in pounds.

The length, width, and height of the item, as configured for packaging, expressed in inches, Subfields are as follow:

Multiplier code indicates that the number entered in the second subfield should be multiplied by 10, 100 or 1000 in order to correctly represent the unit weight. Codes are as follow:

Numerical values of the weight expressed in pounds.

Narrative statements which further explain, justify, or substantiate any data entry concerning unit WT related data (U) tables.

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Maintenance requirements which cannot be scheduled for performance on a regular, predetermined interval, and must be added to, integrated with, or substituted for previously scheduled work loads. The data chain consists of the following data elements:

Identification of any unusual item characteristics to be considered for transportation and packaging purposes. Some of these considerations are: temperature limits; pressure limits; electrical sources required during transit; humidity control required; escorts required; etc.

A code that indicates the configuration of a system/equipment on which the item under analysis is used. The UOC represents only one configuration/model of equipment. It is a one, two, or three-character alphanumeric entry with guidance for UOC assignment provided by the requiring authority. When an item is applicable to multiple equipment configurations, multiple UOCS representing each configuration are assigned to the item.

A narrative description identifying an estimate of the total connected load, or other gross quantity of utilities required for each facility. Includes any unusual or critical requirements, energy conservation requirements, and continuous power requirements. Provides specific identification of the class of utility, e.g., electric power, hydraulic power, compressed air, water, and sewage.

The portion of time available for a repairman with a given skill specialty to support the weapon system being documented. (This should only be used if the repairman works on more than one system.)

Identification of all venting and protective clothing requirements necessary for the transportation of the item.

The operational interval of flight hours, calendar time, or other appropriate independent variable, from initial installation until an item can no longer perform its intended mission, due to the depletion of some physical property or material. For a family of items, wearout occurs

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when the conditional probability of failure (hazard rate) increases with increases of the independent variable.

The load ratings for each suspension and the axle loads for each axle for the both an empty and loaded vehicle. This may apply to both tracked and wheeled vehicles.

The inflation pressure of the tire. This may apply to both tracked and wheeled vehicles.

The number of plies of the tire. This may apply to both tracked and wheeled vehicles,

The number of tires for the vehicle. This may apply to both tracked and wheeled vehicles.

A narrative description of the tire requirements. This may apply to both tracked and wheeled vehicles.

The size of the tire. This may apply to both tracked and wheeled vehicles.

The weight ratings of the tire. This may apply to both tracked and wheeled vehicles.

An alphanumeric code assigned to the area of work (e.g., wheelwell) when a maintenance function is to be performed at a specific location.

A six-position entry identifying the technical manual/technical order section showing all tools and SE used to maintain the articles requiring support.

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