material to carriers, including preparation of shipment documents and labels. When assigned to storage branch, you will be involved in the receipt, stowage, and issuance of material by using available labor saving devices and material handling equipments. Control Division. When assigned to this division, you will be involved in the following tasks: Processing procurement Receipt Issue documents Maintaining stock records Customer service Aviation Support Division ASD When assigned to ASD you will be involved in the following tasks: l l l l l l Processing requisitions Receipt Stowage and issuance of material Stock inventory Material delivery Other functions outlined in the NAMP, OPNAVINST. 4790.2 (series) Supply Department Afloat During sea duty, you could be assigned to an aircraft carrier or amphibious assault ship. You maybe assigned to the aviation stores division, storage branch, receiving branch, stock control section, or shipping section. When assigned to the aviation stores division, you will be expected to use the applicable allowance lists, initial outfitting lists, and other supply publications to perform technical research. You will also follow the operating procedures from supply instructions and manuals. For more information, refer to OPNAVINST. 4790.2 (series). When assigned to the storage branch, you will be expected to receive, stow, conduct inventories, and issue stock material. When assigned to the receiving branch, you will receive, check, and inspect or coordinate inspection of incoming material. You will also segregate stock and direct turn-over (DTO) material, notify the applicable division to pickup material, and send copy of proof of delivery to stock control. When assigned to the stock control section, you will be involved in posting expenditures and receipts, stock replenishment, inventories, file maintenance, and stock reconciliation. When assigned to the shipping section, you will be expected to pack, mark, and label material for shipment; arrange shipments with the carrier; prepare transportation and shipment documents; and institute tracers on shipments. Refer to Naval Supply Systems Command Manual, volume 5, Transportation of Property, NAVSUP Publication 1, for transportation of property information and Military Standard Transportation and Movement Procedure (MILSTAMP), DOD 4500.32-R, volume 1. Squadron or AIMD When attached to a squadron or AIMD, you will be assigned to material control. You will be expected to perform the following functions: l l l l l l l Submit requisitions Receive and forward material Maintain logs, records, and tiles Perform aircraft inventories Prepare associated documents Maintain inventory of IMRL Expedite high priority requisitions Miscellaneous Billets In staff and other support billets, you will perform supply support and administrative functions and serve as liaison to other commands. PUBLICATIONS, FEDERAL LOGISTICS DATA, AND FORMS Publications are your most important source of information in performing AK duties. They are prepared in paper, microfiche, or compact disc formats. You must be familiar with these publications, including the labor-saving devices associated with them. Normally, the technical library for the aviation section of the supply department is established within the aviation support division or aviation stores division. The AK assigned management responsibility for the technical 2-2