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Operational Rations Flashcards

1
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used to inspect all types of rations

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DLA Troop Support Handbook 4155.2

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2
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Meal, RTE

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appendix A

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3
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inspection of unitized group rations (UGR)

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appendix B

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4
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Meal, Cold Weather (MCW)? Food Packet, Long Range Patrol (LRP)

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appendix C

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5
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inspection of food packet survival, aircraft, life raft

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appendix E

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6
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food packet, survival, abandon ship

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appendix F

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7
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food packet, survival, general

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appendix G

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8
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inspection of the humanitarian daily rotation

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appendix H

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9
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inspection of unitized group ration

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appendix J

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10
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inspection of unitized group ration-express

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appendix K

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11
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inspection of first strike rations

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appendix L

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12
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a full/complete case A and case B set

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inspection module

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13
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when a number is reached or has exceeded, there’s need for an additional inspection
this exceeded number may indicated a component has deteriorated beyond acceptable limits

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action number

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14
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the collection of rations from the same assembly contractor and possesses the established characteristics

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contractor’s lot

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15
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an administrative procedure where two or more contractor lots (ration) from the same assembly contractor are grouped

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grand lots

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16
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the total number of units of inspection modules, menus, or components as appropriate in a lot

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lot size

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17
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a collection of units of a product contained within a lot

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sublot

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18
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an item in a composite ration

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component

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19
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an imperfection in a component material, workmanship, quality, or condition which fails to meet established standards

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defect

20
Q

this classification should be used for defects that are likely to cause hazardous or unsafe conditions for individuals using, maintaining, or dependent upon the product

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Major A Defect

21
Q

these defects are not hazardous/unsafe
may restrict the use of the product

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Major B Defect

22
Q

make the product less useful than it should be and not serious
usually do not affect serviceability

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minor defect

23
Q

a component with one or more defects

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defective

24
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the fitness of an item for its intended purpose

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servicability

25
Q

three essential factors for serviceability

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estimated remaining shelf life
current quality and condition of the item/components
packaging and packing integrity

26
Q

rations that present a clear potential or actual health hazard if consumed, as determined by local medical authority

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unfit for human consumption

27
Q

rations which can no longer be used as originally intended due to deterioration or other restricting factors

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unfit for intended use

28
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an inspection upon delivery

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receipt inspection

29
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performed on a routine schedule while the rations are in storage

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in-storage (surveillance) inspections

30
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a detailed inspection conducted within the contractual warranty period in accordance with acquisition contract criteria

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warranty inspection

31
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inspections performed to detect obvious condition defects and/or damages that have occurred since the last scheduled cyclic inspection

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inspection prior to sale or shipment (surveillance) inspection

32
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will be performed when deemed necessary based on routine inspection findings, customer complaints, requests from DLA Troop Support or the Military Services

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Special Inspections

33
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cursory or full inspection

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step 1

34
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evaluation of storage conditions

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step 2

35
Q

determine if grand lotting is appropriate

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step 3

36
Q

determine lot size

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step 4

37
Q

inspect shipping containers and selection of menu samples

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step 5

38
Q

perform closed packed inspection of menu bag

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step 6

39
Q

perform closed packed inspection of menu bag contents/accessory packets

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step 7

40
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perform destructive open package inspection (DOPI)

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step 8

41
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record results (use DSCP Form 5117)

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step 9

42
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determine if special inspection is required

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step 10

43
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determine disposition

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step 11

44
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provide results and recommendations to accountable officer/agency

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step 12

45
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schedule surveillance inspection

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step 13

PHA BLK 6 (19 decks)

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