Multinational Logistics
D-11
(17) Relationships with and support to international organizations, NGOs, and
other nonmilitary organizations.
Figure D-2. United States and North Atlantic Treaty Organization Classes of Supply
I
II
III
IIIa
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
Subsistence:
General Support Items:
Petroleum, Oils, Lubricants:
Construction/Barrier:
Ammunition:
Personal Demand Items:
Major End-Items:
Medical Material/Medical Repair
Repair Parts (less medical special repair
parts):
(code as zero '0'):
Food.
Clothing, individual
equipment, tentage, organizational tool sets
and tool kits, hand tools, material,
administrative, and housekeeping supplies.
Petroleum
(including packaged items), fuels, lubricants,
hydraulic and insulating oils, preservatives,
liquids and compressed gasses, coolants,
deicing, and antifreeze compounds, plus
components and additives of such products,
including coal.
Materials that support
fortification, obstacle and barrier construction,
and construction material for base
development and general engineering.
Ammunition of all types
(including chemical, radiological, and special
weapons), bombs, explosives, mines, fuses,
detonators, pyrotechnics, missiles, rockets,
propellants, and other associated items.
Nonmilitary sales
items.
A final combination of end
products ready for intended use (e.g.,
launchers, tanks, racks, adapters, pylons,
mobile machine shops, and administrative
and tracked vehicles).
All repair parts and components,
including kits, assemblies, material power
generators subassemblies (repairable and
non-repairable) required for all equipment;
dry batteries.
Material to support
military programs, not included in Classes I
through IX.
Items of subsistence (e.g. food and forage)
which are consumed by personnel or
animals at an approximate uniform rate,
irrespective of local changes in combat or
terrain conditions.
Supplies for which allowances are
established by tables of organization and
equipment (e.g., clothing, weapons, tools,
spare parts, vehicles).
Petroleum, oil, and lubricants for all
purposes, except for operating aircraft or
for use in weapons such as flame-throwers
(e.g., gasoline, fuel oil, coal, and coke).
Aviation fuel and lubricants.
Supplies for which initial issue allowances
are not prescribed by approved issue
tables. Normally includes fortification and
construction materials, as well as additional
quantities of items identical to those
authorized for initial issue (Class II) such as
additional vehicles.
Ammunition, explosives and chemical
agents of all types.
Class of
Supply
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United States and North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Classes of Supply