The categories of survey material are supply system stock material and property book material. Supply System Stock Material Supply system stock material is composed of the following: . Sensitive items such as drugs, precious metals, narcotics, and alcohol regardless of money value . Classified material regardless of dollar value . Arms, ammunition, and explosives regardless of dollar value . Pilferable, valuable, and attractive items that easily convert to personal use (such as hand tools, individual clothing, office machines, and photographic equipment) and with a money value greater than 0 . Bulk petroleum products (refer to NAV- SUP P-485, paragraph 5126) . Noncontrolled items when the extended dollar value exceeds the causative research threshold of ,500 (,000 for combat logistics force food items) l Mandatory turn-in repairable (MTRs) regardless of money value . Discrepancy or repetitive loss where there is an indication or suspicion of fraud, theft, negligence, or other personal involvement where a law was broken (UCMJ, federal, state, or local) Property Book Material Property book material consists of all govern- ment property other than supply system stock. It includes military real property, military personal property, weapons and other military equipment in use, and plant equipment. When property book material is lost, commanding officers must determine if a report of survey is required to assign responsibility, adjust records, or provide relief from accountability. Normally all items in this category are subject to survey, with the follow- ing exceptions: l When the involved, a motor loss of a motor vehicle is vehicle accident investigation report may be used instead of a survey. The accident report may be used for survey purposes only when the investigation clearly indicates that there is no negligence, personal injury, or claim against the government. . Discrepancies in quantities transferred to disposal are not surveyed provided that the value of the loss is less than per line item and does not involve sensitive items. A pattern of shortages may trigger an investigation to identify theft or intentional losses of items to avoid turn-in documents. . Special tooling and special testing equip- ment reporting procedures should be provided by the cognizant laboratory or hardware systems command. l Noncontrolled items with a unit price of less than ||content|| ,000 should not be surveyed, unless there is suspicion of fraud, negligence, or other personal responsibility. Missing, Lost, Stolen, and Recovered Reports In addition to the above procedures, SEC- NAVINST 5400.4 should be consulted with respect to the policy of missing, lost, stolen, and recovered (MLSR) reports. ADD Form 200 and the MLSR report are required for losses of sensitive or classified items and for arms, ammunition, and explosives. PREPARATION OF REPORT OF SURVEY, DD FORM 200 The DD Form 200 is used to document the report of survey and certify the survey process when government property is gained, lost, or damaged. This form is the official document to support establishment of debts, relief from accountability, and adjustment to accountable records for supply system stock and property book material. Preparation of the DD Form 200 may vary slightly, depending on the nature of the asset (property book material or supply system stock). The Report of Survey, DD Form 200 (front and reverse) are shown in figures 3-14 and 3-15, and instructions for its preparation are listed in table 3-2. 3-20