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Inventories: sensitive items, cyclic, and change of command
Different property gets counted on different schedules by different people. Sensitive items are counted by serial number on the shortest cycle of all.
- Section
Supply & Property
Hand receipts, sensitive item inventories, command supply discipline, and what to do when something is lost or damaged.
- AR 190-11Publication
Physical Security of Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives
AR 190-11 sets the physical security standards for arms, ammunition, and explosives: storage, arms room construction, key and lock control, and inventory requirements. Arms room operations and unit AA&E inspections trace back to this regulation. Some content is controlled, so work from your installation provost marshal's guidance as well.
- Board question
Which inventories does AR 710-2 require of a unit?
A joint inventory when the primary hand receipt holder changes, which is a one hundred percent inventory conducted by the incoming and outgoing holders together. A cyclic or annual inventory of property book items. A recurring inventory of sensitive items. Weapons and ammunition are inventoried under AR 190-11, which is more demanding, and commanders routinely direct more frequent counts than the minimum.