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UPDATE THE COSAL FOR
ADDITIONS
The most important step in processing an
addition to the COSAL is to get the necessary
parts on board. However, once the repair parts
are ordered and received, you must be able to
identify them to the equipment and locate them
in a storeroom. To get to the repair parts,
you must take the actions as described in figure
2-12 and figure 2-13. These figures give a
description of the shape and how to use the
logistic diagram blocks under the following
conditions.
Nonautomated Ships
The procedures used by supply personnel that
are stationed aboard ships, without mechanized
capabilities, will now be discussed.
SUMMARY OF ALLOWANCE PARTS
LISTS/EQUIPAGE LISTS (SOAPL).— Enter
Provides direction of flow
from one block to another
Identifies a specific action,
activity, or individual
Indicates a flow of pre-
determined information
Identifies a specific report,
form, or document
the new APL number in the SOAPL in numerical
order within the proper category, such as
hull, mechanical, electrical, ordnance, and
electronic.
PART I, SECTION A.— Enter the new
equipment in the COSAL Index, part I, ap-
pendix A, in the proper alphabetical se-
quence.
PART I, SECTION B.— Enter the new
equipment in the proper service application code
(SAC) in alphabetical order.
PART I, SECTION C.— Enter the re-
quired information in APL number se-
quence.
PART I, SECTION D.— Enter the required
information in equipment identification code
(EIC) sequence.
Identifies specific infor-
mation to be checked
during a process
Provides direction from the
end of a line to the beginning
of the next line of a logic
diagram
Indicates a reviewing/check-
ing action
Asks a question to be
answered to determine the
next direction of flow to
follow
Figure 2-12.—Description of logistic diagram blocks.
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