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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.
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