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Figure 3-2.-Representation of fiche data fields. various bureaus, commands, officer  billets.  The  bureaus, offices, and individual commands, and offices issue   publications   which   spell   out   the   details   of compliance with  Navy Regulations. These  publications may expand and supplement  Navy Regulations.  There can  be  no  confiict  between  Navy  Regulations  and  any other   publication   issued   in   the   Navy   since   any conflicting  wording  or  regulation  in  the  latter  is automatically  cancelled. STANDARD   ORGANIZATION   AND REGULATIONS  OF  THE  U.S.  NAVY Standard  Organization  and  Regulations  of  the  U.S. Navy,  OPNAVINST  3120.32  series,  promulgates regulations  and  guidance  governing  the  conduct  of  all members of the U.S. Navy. NAVAL SUPPLY SYSTEMS COMMAND PUBLICATIONS This section describes some of the manuals and publications  that  are  published  by  NAVSUP. Naval Supply Systems Command Manual The Naval Supply Systems Command Manual is issued for the information and guidance of all persons in  the  Department  of  the  Navy.  It  is  designed  to standardized  supply  procedures.  The  procedures  in  the NAVSUP Manual are  mandatory  unless  otherwise stated.   The   paragraph   numbering   system   of   the NAVSUP  Manual,  shown  in  figure  3-3  consists  of  a five-digit  paragraph  number  and  its  subparagraph designators. The following is a breakdown of such a number. Explanation— In the paragraph number cited in the example the first digit designates the volume which in this case is volume 1; the second digit indicates the chapter of that volume which in this case is chapter 1; the third, fourth, and fifth digits indicate the paragraph of chapter 1 of volume 1 which in this case is paragraph 063. The next four digits are subparagraphs of the basic paragraph. There are four volumes of the NAVSUP Manual.  They  are  discussed  in  the  following paragraphs. SUPPLY ASHORE, VOLUME II.— This volume contains basic supply principles and procedures for supply  activities  ashore.  These  procedures  include: Requisitioning and local procurement Figure 3-3.-Paragraph numbering system. 3-4

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