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Attachment 0009 UID List 29 January 2026 Part Number NSN NIIN LRU/LRM Description FSC Company LPRF/ PSP MMA REU UID REQUIRED SCMC Ragan, Rebecca F: Ragan, Rebecca F:

SUPPLY CATEGORIES OF MATERIEL CODE (SCMC)

THE SUPPLY CLASS AND SUBCLASS.

CLASS II - CLOTHING, INDIVIDUAL EQUIPMENT, TENTAGE, TOOL SETS AND TOOL KITS, HAND TOOLS, ADMINISTRATIVE AND HOUSEKEEPING SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT. INCLUDES ITEM OF EQUIPMENT, OTHER THAN PRINCIPAL ITEMS, PRESCRIBED IN AUTHORIZATION AND ALLOWANCE TABLES, AND ITEMS OF SUPPLY (NOT INCLUDING REPAIR PARTS).

CLASS IX - REPAIR PARTS AND COMPONENTS TO INCLUDE KITS, ASSEMBLIES, AND SUBASSEMBLIES, REPARABLE AND NON-REPARABLE REQUIRED FOR MAINTENANCE SUPPORT OF ALL EQUIPMENT MRC Ragan, Rebecca F: Ragan, Rebecca F:

Maintenance Repair Code

RC

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Recoverability Code Essentiality Code CIIC Ragan, Rebecca F: Ragan, Rebecca F:

Controlled Inventory Item Code

ARC

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Accounting Requirement Code

D= DURABLE ITEM. AN ITEM OF ARMY PROPERTY CODED WITH AN ARC OF ``D'' IN THE AMDF. DURABLE ITEMS DO NOT REQUIRE PROPERTY BOOK ACCOUNTABILITY AFTER ISSUE FROM THE STOCK RECORD ACCOUNT, BUT DO REQUIRE HAND RECEIPT CONTROL WHEN ISSUED TO THE USER. COMMERCIAL AND FABRICATED ITEMS SIMILAR TO ITEMS CODED ``D'' IN THE AMDF ARE CONSIDERED DURABLE ITEMS.

Code: N - Description: NONEXPENDABLE ITEM. AN ITEM OF ARMY PROPERTY CODED WITH AN ARC OF ``N'' IN THE AMDF. NONEXPENDABLE ITEMS REQUIRE PROPERTY BOOK ACCOUNTABILITY AFTER ISSUE FROM THE STOCK RECORD ACCOUNT. COMMERCIAL AND FABRICATED ITEMS SIMILAR TO ITEMS CODED ``N'' IN THE AMDF ARE CONSIDERED NONEXPENDABLE ITEMS.

Code: X - Description: EXPENDABLE ITEM. AN ITEM OF ARMY PROPERTY CODED WITH AN ARC OF ``X'' IN THE AMDF. EXPENDABLE ITEMS REQUIRE NO FORMAL ACCOUNTABILITY AFTER ISSUE FROM A STOCK RECORD ACCOUNT. COMMERCIAL AND FABRICATED ITEMS SIMILAR TO ITEMS CODED ``X'' IN THE AMDF ARE CONSIDERED EXPENDABLE ITEMS.

Capital Asset Ragan, Rebecca F: These items are personal property that is functionally complete for its intended purpose, durable, and nonexpendable. Equipment generally has an expected service life of at least 2 years, is not intended for sale, does not ordinarily lose its identity or become a component part of another article when put into use, and has been acquired or built with the intention of being used by the entity. An item is a capital asset that will be considered SIM when it meets one criterion from each of these qualifiers:

• Class II, VII, or VIII.

• For items acquired before 30 September 2013 (fiscal year 2014), a unit price of $100,000 or greater; items acquired since 1 October 2013 must have a unit price of at least $250,000.

SIM SIM will capture positive item identification, location, unit acquisition cost, date placed in service, and the appreciated and depreciated value resulting from use, overhauls, and modifications for each capital item.

Major End Item Ragan, Rebecca F: Major End-Items. An end-item is an item in its final configuration ready for its intended purpose or use. An item is a major end-item that will be considered SIM when it meets either of these criterion:

• Class VII and essentiality code A.

• Class VIII and accounting requirements code N and subclass 4 CSI Ragan, Rebecca F: Critical Safety Items. Any part, assembly, subassembly, installation procedure, or production process that would have hazard probability level A, B, C, or D with a chance of creating an unsafe condition if it is not in accordance with design or quality requirements. An item is a critical safety item that will be considered for SIM when it meets any of these criteria:

• DA Form 2410 (Component Removal/Repair/Install/Gain/Loss Record) tracked in the Maintenance Consolidated Database System.

• Serial number tracked and selected part numbers in Army Aviation Sustainment Gateway.

• Criticality code C, E, F, H, M, or Y.

• Essentiality code of 5 or 6 for U.S. Marine Corps equipment. Radiation Tracking Ragan, Rebecca F: Radiation Tracking and Testing Systems. AMC's license from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission requires the Army to track these devices and their contained radioactive sources. DLR Ragan, Rebecca F: Depot-Level Reparable Items. These complex items are intended to be overhauled and repaired over time at either a depot or an International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9000-certified site. An item is a depot-level reparable that will be considered SIM when it meets one criterion from each of these categories:

• Maintenance repair code H, D, or L.

• Recoverability code A, D, H, K, or L.

•Essentiality code A or C.

Classified Ragan, Rebecca F: Sensitive or Classified Items. Army Regulation 725-50 (Requisition, Receipt, and Issue System) defines "controlled inventory items" as classified, sensitive, or pilferable items. The controlled inventory item code indicates the security classification or security risk associated with the storage and transportation of assets. When the Army is the primary inventory control activity, the secondary inventory control activity or a National Item Identification Number (NllN) registered user, assignment of any of the following controlled inventory item codes to an item/NI IN may require the serial management of that item/NllN. Sensitive or classified items that are considered for SIM will meet at least one of the criterion in each category:

• Controlled inventory item code 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, A, B, C, G, H, K, L, 0, Q, R, S, or T.

• Supply class II, VII, VIII, or IX. Pilferage Ragan, Rebecca F: Pilferage. Not all items that are easily pilferable warrant unique identification. Pilferage items are those that have a ready resale value or civilian application for personal possession and are especially subject to theft. The primary response to the risk of pilferage is physical security, which does not require serialization or Ull. Few pilferable items require SIM solely because they are pilferable. Pilferable items are subject to summary accounting procedures. Pilferable items considered for SIM must meet at least one of the criterion in each category:

• Controlled inventory item code J, I, N, P, Y, or Z.

Ragan, Rebecca F: Munitions. Many munitions are adequately tracked and accounted for by lot number. Munitions to be tracked include those munitions of the highest sensitivity, security risk category I, as well as select munitions in security risk categories II and Ill. Munitions items considered for SIM must be in supply class V and have controlled inventory item code 1, 5, or 6. RDT&E Ragan, Rebecca F: Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation Items. These items are not subject to SIM business rules until they are converted to fielded systems.

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On 2018 list_not on 2021 list Part Number NSN NIIN LRU/LRM Description FSC Company Item has UID on Drawing UID Required Notes LPRF/ PSP MMA TMMA REU TREU PGSE PHS&T UID REQUIRED SCMC Ragan, Rebecca F: Ragan, Rebecca F:

SUPPLY CATEGORIES OF MATERIEL CODE (SCMC)

THE SUPPLY CLASS AND SUBCLASS.

CLASS II - CLOTHING, INDIVIDUAL EQUIPMENT, TENTAGE, TOOL SETS AND TOOL KITS, HAND TOOLS, ADMINISTRATIVE AND HOUSEKEEPING SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT. INCLUDES ITEM OF EQUIPMENT, OTHER THAN PRINCIPAL ITEMS, PRESCRIBED IN AUTHORIZATION AND ALLOWANCE TABLES, AND ITEMS OF SUPPLY (NOT INCLUDING REPAIR PARTS).

CLASS IX - REPAIR PARTS AND COMPONENTS TO INCLUDE KITS, ASSEMBLIES, AND SUBASSEMBLIES, REPARABLE AND NON-REPARABLE REQUIRED FOR MAINTENANCE SUPPORT OF ALL EQUIPMENT MRC Ragan, Rebecca F: Ragan, Rebecca F:

Maintenance Repair Code

RC

Ragan, Rebecca F: Ragan, Rebecca F:

Recoverability Code Essentiality Code CIIC Ragan, Rebecca F: Ragan, Rebecca F:

Controlled Inventory Item Code

ARC

Ragan, Rebecca F: Ragan, Rebecca F:

Accounting Requirement Code

D= DURABLE ITEM. AN ITEM OF ARMY PROPERTY CODED WITH AN ARC OF ``D'' IN THE AMDF. DURABLE ITEMS DO NOT REQUIRE PROPERTY BOOK ACCOUNTABILITY AFTER ISSUE FROM THE STOCK RECORD ACCOUNT, BUT DO REQUIRE HAND RECEIPT CONTROL WHEN ISSUED TO THE USER. COMMERCIAL AND FABRICATED ITEMS SIMILAR TO ITEMS CODED ``D'' IN THE AMDF ARE CONSIDERED DURABLE ITEMS.

Code: N - Description: NONEXPENDABLE ITEM. AN ITEM OF ARMY PROPERTY CODED WITH AN ARC OF ``N'' IN THE AMDF. NONEXPENDABLE ITEMS REQUIRE PROPERTY BOOK ACCOUNTABILITY AFTER ISSUE FROM THE STOCK RECORD ACCOUNT. COMMERCIAL AND FABRICATED ITEMS SIMILAR TO ITEMS CODED ``N'' IN THE AMDF ARE CONSIDERED NONEXPENDABLE ITEMS.

Code: X - Description: EXPENDABLE ITEM. AN ITEM OF ARMY PROPERTY CODED WITH AN ARC OF ``X'' IN THE AMDF. EXPENDABLE ITEMS REQUIRE NO FORMAL ACCOUNTABILITY AFTER ISSUE FROM A STOCK RECORD ACCOUNT. COMMERCIAL AND FABRICATED ITEMS SIMILAR TO ITEMS CODED ``X'' IN THE AMDF ARE CONSIDERED EXPENDABLE ITEMS.

Capital Asset Ragan, Rebecca F: These items are personal property that is functionally complete for its intended purpose, durable, and nonexpendable. Equipment generally has an expected service life of at least 2 years, is not intended for sale, does not ordinarily lose its identity or become a component part of another article when put into use, and has been acquired or built with the intention of being used by the entity. An item is a capital asset that will be considered SIM when it meets one criterion from each of these qualifiers:

• Class II, VII, or VIII.

• For items acquired before 30 September 2013 (fiscal year 2014), a unit price of $100,000 or greater; items acquired since 1 October 2013 must have a unit price of at least $250,000.

SIM SIM will capture positive item identification, location, unit acquisition cost, date placed in service, and the appreciated and depreciated value resulting from use, overhauls, and modifications for each capital item.

Major End Item Ragan, Rebecca F: Major End-Items. An end-item is an item in its final configuration ready for its intended purpose or use. An item is a major end-item that will be considered SIM when it meets either of these criterion:

• Class VII and essentiality code A.

• Class VIII and accounting requirements code N and subclass 4 CSI Ragan, Rebecca F: Critical Safety Items. Any part, assembly, subassembly, installation procedure, or production process that would have hazard probability level A, B, C, or D with a chance of creating an unsafe condition if it is not in accordance with design or quality requirements. An item is a critical safety item that will be considered for SIM when it meets any of these criteria:

• DA Form 2410 (Component Removal/Repair/Install/Gain/Loss Record) tracked in the Maintenance Consolidated Database System.

• Serial number tracked and selected part numbers in Army Aviation Sustainment Gateway.

• Criticality code C, E, F, H, M, or Y.

• Essentiality code of 5 or 6 for U.S. Marine Corps equipment. Radiation Tracking Ragan, Rebecca F: Radiation Tracking and Testing Systems. AMC's license from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission requires the Army to track these devices and their contained radioactive sources. DLR Ragan, Rebecca F: Depot-Level Reparable Items. These complex items are intended to be overhauled and repaired over time at either a depot or an International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9000-certified site. An item is a depot-level reparable that will be considered SIM when it meets one criterion from each of these categories:

• Maintenance repair code H, D, or L.

• Recoverability code A, D, H, K, or L.

•Essentiality code A or C.

Classified Ragan, Rebecca F: Sensitive or Classified Items. Army Regulation 725-50 (Requisition, Receipt, and Issue System) defines "controlled inventory items" as classified, sensitive, or pilferable items. The controlled inventory item code indicates the security classification or security risk associated with the storage and transportation of assets. When the Army is the primary inventory control activity, the secondary inventory control activity or a National Item Identification Number (NllN) registered user, assignment of any of the following controlled inventory item codes to an item/NI IN may require the serial management of that item/NllN. Sensitive or classified items that are considered for SIM will meet at least one of the criterion in each category:

• Controlled inventory item code 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, A, B, C, G, H, K, L, 0, Q, R, S, or T.

• Supply class II, VII, VIII, or IX. Pilferage Ragan, Rebecca F: Pilferage. Not all items that are easily pilferable warrant unique identification. Pilferage items are those that have a ready resale value or civilian application for personal possession and are especially subject to theft. The primary response to the risk of pilferage is physical security, which does not require serialization or Ull. Few pilferable items require SIM solely because they are pilferable. Pilferable items are subject to summary accounting procedures. Pilferable items considered for SIM must meet at least one of the criterion in each category:

• Controlled inventory item code J, I, N, P, Y, or Z.

Ragan, Rebecca F: Munitions. Many munitions are adequately tracked and accounted for by lot number. Munitions to be tracked include those munitions of the highest sensitivity, security risk category I, as well as select munitions in security risk categories II and Ill. Munitions items considered for SIM must be in supply class V and have controlled inventory item code 1, 5, or 6. RDT&E Ragan, Rebecca F: Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation Items. These items are not subject to SIM business rules until they are converted to fielded systems.

Ragan, Rebecca F: Ragan, Rebecca F:

SUPPLY CATEGORIES OF MATERIEL CODE (SCMC)

THE SUPPLY CLASS AND SUBCLASS.

CLASS II - CLOTHING, INDIVIDUAL EQUIPMENT, TENTAGE, TOOL SETS AND TOOL KITS, HAND TOOLS, ADMINISTRATIVE AND HOUSEKEEPING SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT. INCLUDES ITEM OF EQUIPMENT, OTHER THAN PRINCIPAL ITEMS, PRESCRIBED IN AUTHORIZATION AND ALLOWANCE TABLES, AND ITEMS OF SUPPLY (NOT INCLUDING REPAIR PARTS).

CLASS IX - REPAIR PARTS AND COMPONENTS TO INCLUDE KITS, ASSEMBLIES, AND SUBASSEMBLIES, REPARABLE AND NON-REPARABLE REQUIRED FOR MAINTENANCE SUPPORT OF ALL EQUIPMENT Ragan, Rebecca F: Ragan, Rebecca F:

Maintenance Repair Code

Ragan, Rebecca F: Ragan, Rebecca F:

Recoverability Code

Ragan, Rebecca F: Ragan, Rebecca F:

Controlled Inventory Item Code

Ragan, Rebecca F: Ragan, Rebecca F:

Accounting Requirement Code

D= DURABLE ITEM. AN ITEM OF ARMY PROPERTY CODED WITH AN ARC OF ``D'' IN THE AMDF. DURABLE ITEMS DO NOT REQUIRE PROPERTY BOOK ACCOUNTABILITY AFTER ISSUE FROM THE STOCK RECORD ACCOUNT, BUT DO REQUIRE HAND RECEIPT CONTROL WHEN ISSUED TO THE USER. COMMERCIAL AND FABRICATED ITEMS SIMILAR TO ITEMS CODED ``D'' IN THE AMDF ARE CONSIDERED DURABLE ITEMS.

Code: N - Description: NONEXPENDABLE ITEM. AN ITEM OF ARMY PROPERTY CODED WITH AN ARC OF ``N'' IN THE AMDF. NONEXPENDABLE ITEMS REQUIRE PROPERTY BOOK ACCOUNTABILITY AFTER ISSUE FROM THE STOCK RECORD ACCOUNT. COMMERCIAL AND FABRICATED ITEMS SIMILAR TO ITEMS CODED ``N'' IN THE AMDF ARE CONSIDERED NONEXPENDABLE ITEMS.

Code: X - Description: EXPENDABLE ITEM. AN ITEM OF ARMY PROPERTY CODED WITH AN ARC OF ``X'' IN THE AMDF. EXPENDABLE ITEMS REQUIRE NO FORMAL ACCOUNTABILITY AFTER ISSUE FROM A STOCK RECORD ACCOUNT. COMMERCIAL AND FABRICATED ITEMS SIMILAR TO ITEMS CODED ``X'' IN THE AMDF ARE CONSIDERED EXPENDABLE ITEMS.

Ragan, Rebecca F: These items are personal property that is functionally complete for its intended purpose, durable, and nonexpendable. Equipment generally has an expected service life of at least 2 years, is not intended for sale, does not ordinarily lose its identity or become a component part of another article when put into use, and has been acquired or built with the intention of being used by the entity. An item is a capital asset that will be considered SIM when it meets one criterion from each of these qualifiers:

• Class II, VII, or VIII.

• For items acquired before 30 September 2013 (fiscal year 2014), a unit price of $100,000 or greater; items acquired since 1 October 2013 must have a unit price of at least $250,000.

SIM SIM will capture positive item identification, location, unit acquisition cost, date placed in service, and the appreciated and depreciated value resulting from use, overhauls, and modifications for each capital item.

Ragan, Rebecca F: Major End-Items. An end-item is an item in its final configuration ready for its intended purpose or use. An item is a major end-item that will be considered SIM when it meets either of these criterion:

• Class VII and essentiality code A.

• Class VIII and accounting requirements code N and subclass 4 Ragan, Rebecca F: Critical Safety Items. Any part, assembly, subassembly, installation procedure, or production process that would have hazard probability level A, B, C, or D with a chance of creating an unsafe condition if it is not in accordance with design or quality requirements. An item is a critical safety item that will be considered for SIM when it meets any of these criteria:

• DA Form 2410 (Component Removal/Repair/Install/Gain/Loss Record) tracked in the Maintenance Consolidated Database System.

• Serial number tracked and selected part numbers in Army Aviation Sustainment Gateway.

• Criticality code C, E, F, H, M, or Y.

• Essentiality code of 5 or 6 for U.S. Marine Corps equipment.

Ragan, Rebecca F: Radiation Tracking and Testing Systems. AMC's license from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission requires the Army to track these devices and their contained radioactive sources.

Ragan, Rebecca F: Depot-Level Reparable Items. These complex items are intended to be overhauled and repaired over time at either a depot or an International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9000-certified site. An item is a depot-level reparable that will be considered SIM when it meets one criterion from each of these categories:

• Maintenance repair code H, D, or L.

• Recoverability code A, D, H, K, or L.

•Essentiality code A or C.

• Class VIII or IX.

Ragan, Rebecca F: Nonexpendable. Nonexpendable items are class II or VIII non-major end items that require accountability in a property record. A nonexpendable item will be considered SIM when it has accounting requirements code N and essentiality code A or C.

Ragan, Rebecca F: Sensitive or Classified Items. Army Regulation 725-50 (Requisition, Receipt, and Issue System) defines "controlled inventory items" as classified, sensitive, or pilferable items. The controlled inventory item code indicates the security classification or security risk associated with the storage and transportation of assets. When the Army is the primary inventory control activity, the secondary inventory control activity or a National Item Identification Number (NllN) registered user, assignment of any of the following controlled inventory item codes to an item/NI IN may require the serial management of that item/NllN. Sensitive or classified items that are considered for SIM will meet at least one of the criterion in each category:

• Controlled inventory item code 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, A, B, C, G, H, K, L, 0, Q, R, S, or T.

• Supply class II, VII, VIII, or IX.

Ragan, Rebecca F: Pilferage. Not all items that are easily pilferable warrant unique identification. Pilferage items are those that have a ready resale value or civilian application for personal possession and are especially subject to theft. The primary response to the risk of pilferage is physical security, which does not require serialization or Ull. Few pilferable items require SIM solely because they are pilferable. Pilferable items are subject to summary accounting procedures. Pilferable items considered for SIM must meet at least one of the criterion in each category:

• Controlled inventory item code J, I, N, P, Y, or Z.