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Operational Medicine 2001
United States Naval Hospital Corpsman 1 & C Training Manual
NAVEDTRA 10670-C August 1986

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Naval Education and Training Command: Hospital Corpsman 1 & C: August 1986

Chapter 12: Navy Medical Finance and Supply

Figure 12-3, Listing of Priority Designators

UMMIPS (Uniform Material Movement and Issue Procedures) (Card Columns 60-61)

Combining the assigned F/AD (Force/Activity Designator) and the appropriate UND (Urgency of Need Designator) will enable the requisitioner to determine the appropriate Priority Designator. It should be noted that an assigned F/AD normally limits the requisitioner to choosing from three Priority Designators consistent with the UND. For example, a requisitioner assigned FAD III will normally select Priority Designator 03, 06 or 13 based on the requisitioner's determination as to whether the UND is A, B or C. The following table illustrates the above relationship:

UMMIPS: How to Determine the Right Priority

 

Urgency of Need Designators*

Force/Activity
Designators*

Unable to
Perform
Mission
 
A

Impaired
Operational
Capability
 
B

Routine

 

 C

I

In Combat

1

4

11

II

Positioned For Combat

2

5

12

III

Positioned To
Deploy/Combat

3

6

13

IV

Other Active & Selected
Reserve Forces

7

9

14

V

All Other

8

10

15

Numeric Priorities

*

For additional detailed guidance concerning Force/Activity Designators and Urgency of Need Designatiors, see OPNAVINST 4614.1E.

 

 

 

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