946:). Belarus (62), Kuwait (60), Papua New Guinea (65) and the Philippines (46) have NCB codes but are not currently in the 1st Tier. Afghanistan (67), Fiji (48) and Tonga (49) are not currently in Tier 1 and their NCB codes are no longer listed. Ireland and Trinidad & Tobago are neither in Tier 1 nor do they have assigned NCB code numbers. Ireland, Kuwait, Papua New Guinea, and Trinidad & Tobago maintain connections to the NCB through a liaison office.
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States' own use. Canada received (21) and (20) because it was already supplying items for the United States and the
Commonwealth before the system was in place; 21 was for old and current items of supply and, once the available numbers were used up, began using 20 for new items in approx 2002. The NCB code (69) was issued but has been discontinued; it might have belonged to former partners Taiwan, Iran or Iraq.
910:(Albania, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Montenegro, Netherlands, Republic of North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey, the United Kingdom, and the United States): Nation is a NATO member and has a full membership in the
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audience. The distribution of these catalogs vary also in terms of the subscription cost and access or export restrictions. Some merely provide a "Part Number" lookup, while others offer advanced features such as parametric search (Search of items driven by the technical characteristics such as physical dimensions, material, color etc.) or links to associated data set.
146:(FSCG) or National Supply Classification Group (NSCG). In theory, similar items would always have closely related numbers in this section of the NSN, no matter how the section is referred to. As the number of items has steadily increased and the system has become more complicated, it has not always been possible to keep similarity in numbers when the items are similar.
902:(Argentina, Australia, Austria, Brazil, Columbia, India, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Jordan, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Morocco, New Zealand, Serbia, Singapore, Sweden, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates) Nation has a codification system that has been certified as fully NCS compliant. There is a two-way data exchange and participation in technical NCS management.
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64:, the NSN has come to be used in all treaty countries. However, many countries that use the NSN program are not members of NATO (e.g. Japan, Australia and New Zealand). A two-digit Material Management Aggregation Code (MMAC) suffix may also be appended, to denote asset end use but it is not considered part of the NSN.
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government requirements. For example, one commonly changed item requirement is freight and packaging (number of items per pallets, stacking height, etc.). Additionally, it is important to periodically verify that manufacturer part numbers stay associated with the
National Stock Numbers they've been approved for.
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The first countries to receive NCB code numbers were the United
Kingdom (99), Australia (66), and New Zealand (98)—as they had already been involved in the program. NATO was assigned the NCB code (11) for its items as it was the next number available after the 00 to 10 block set aside for the United
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Several companies or governmental agencies publish NIIN Catalogs online or on other media. These catalogs vary greatly in term of the completeness of the information as some items and/or some segments of information may be excluded, for
Security reasons or simply for lack of interest by the target
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The Lot Number consists of the 1, 2, or 3-letter manufacturer's code, the two-numeral year of manufacture, the letter code - A (January) through M (December) - indicating the month, an interfix (or "batch") code that consists of 1 or more numerals, and the serial number (indicating the sequence the
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A059 is the DODIC code for 5.56mm NATO M855 Ball type ammunition. The DODIC code also indicates that it is packed in 10-round stripper clips, 3 clips per cardboard spacer (3 clips / 30 rounds), and 4 spacers packed in a 4-pocket M8 bandoleer (one 3-clip spacer per pocket / 120 rounds per bandoleer).
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The data behind NIIN Catalogs is constantly updated & maintained by DoD's
Defense Logistics personnel and cataloging information changes often. Some NIIN Catalogs on the market are built for regular updates to its database. Other catalogs present the same data, not kept updated with the current
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NIIN / NSN Catalogs include a significant number of items directly associated with military equipment in general, as well as items of a more generic use. These include
Electronic Components, Medical Equipment, Office Furniture, Food items, Clothing, Industrial goods (pumps, valves, motors ...) and
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Example: Amalgamated Bio-Carbon (manufacturer code ABC) makes a batch of 40mm grenade shells in
January, 2000. The batch's interfix number is 1 and its serial number is 234. The Lot Number would therefore be ABC-00-A-1-234. If part of the batch was manufactured on a different or overhauled assembly
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DODIC is an alphanumeric four-symbol code which is used to identify ammunition and explosives (FSG 13 and 14). A DODIC consists of either one letter followed by three numerals (for example, A123) or two letters followed by two numerals (for example, AB12). (The numeral "Zero" (0) and the letter "O"
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The NATO Stock Number consists of the NATO Supply Class (NSC or FSC) and the
National Item Identification Number (NIIN). However the NIIN alone uniquely identifies the item, the FSC merely adds context by indicating the general classification of the item. The format of an NSN might be described as
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A large horizontal rectangle with 5 triangles along the top (like a picket fence) indicates an ammunition charger / stripper clip. The number to the right indicates how many rounds it contains. Sometimes the
Charger / Clip model designation is listed to the far right (e.g. MK 3 CGR for the 7.62mm
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that identifies the generic nomenclature of specific types of equipment. Standard LINs consist of one alphabetic character followed by five numeric characters. SUBLINs (SUBstitute LINs) are equivalent LIN items that can be used in the place of
Primary LINs. The Department of Defense uses LINs and
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If the lot is made up of salvaged ammunition, it must be from the same Lot. If different ammunition types are mixed (as when ball and tracer ammunition are linked into a machinegun belt) and they originally had separate lot numbers, they must have all the ammunition lot numbers marked on the
969:(O) are considered the numeral "0" in the alphanumeric system to reduce confusion.) This code is shown either after the NSN or on the line underneath it on the container. The DODIC identifies the item, while the NSN identifies what type of item it is and how it is packaged and contained.
894:(Algeria, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Brunei Darussalam, Chile, Colombia, Egypt, Georgia, Oman, Pakistan, Peru, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Thailand) Nation has access to unclassified NSN data. There is a one-way data exchange and it does not participate in technical NCS management.
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A large horizontal rectangle with a voided triangle from its base represents a bandoleer. The number to the right indicates how many rounds it holds. Sometimes the bandoleer model designation is listed to the far right (e.g., M2 BDR for the 7.62mm M2
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Iceland (24) and Luxembourg (28) are assigned NCB codes of their own but do not use them. All of Luxembourg's transactions are catalogued by Belgium (13) and Iceland uses other nations' NSNs when they make or order any stock items.
173:. The NCB is the organisation, typically a government agency, in charge of maintaining the NCS database within a given country. The other seven characters are a non-significant identification code. Following are the NCB codes:
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The DODAC includes the 4-digit NSC of the ammunition and the 4-symbol DODIC. This is used in calculating ammunition transactions to reduce errors. It is notated on DD Form 581, DA Form 3151-R, and most ammunition reports.
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lot is in the batch). If the batch is disrupted for any reason (machinery overhaul or repair, product improvements initiated, or a new batch of components used in assembly) an alphabetic letter code is added at the end.
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all kinds of Fasteners (bolts, nails, rivets ...), to name a few. For this reason, catalogs have a broader appeal, beyond their original audience (Defense agencies and their direct contractors.)
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On old ammo containers, an oval surrounding two 4-dot lines represented an 8-round en-bloc charger. A narrow rectangle through the base of 5 cartridge shapes indicated a 5-round Stripper Clip.
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There are seven M8 bandoleers packed per recloseable metal M2A1 ammo can (840 rounds per can) and there are two M2A1 ammo cans per wire-bound plywood crate (1680 rounds per crate).
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The Lot Number is used for quality control. If a batch is faulty or defective, the Lot Number can be used to track down who made it, where it was made, and when it was made.
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A horizontal straight line through two circles indicates linked ammunition. The alphanumeric code after it indicates the type of links used (e.g., M27 for 5.56mm M27 links).
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1212:. It was first used by the Defense Munitions Board's Cataloging Agency in 1949 to identify items in the Joint Army-Navy Catalog System. On July 7, 1952 Public Law 82-436 (
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1715:"Department of the Army Pamphlet 708–1 Cataloging of Supplies and Equipment Army Enterprise Nonstandard Material and Nonstandard Line Item Number Processes"
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1288:(NMCRL). This combined catalog, totaling 16 Million NIINs for approximately 32 Million Parts, is then published on DVD.
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List of U.S. Army weapons by supply catalog designation (1928–1956)
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1804:(Public API access to WebFLIS data (NSN, NIIN, CAGE))
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1613:"Statement by NATO Foreign Ministers on Afghanistan"
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List of Battery Sizes with NATO Stock Numbers (NSN)
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1793:(A replacement for defunct WebFLIS search engines)
126:for certain newly added items. By 2000, uppercase
114:digit. As inventories grew in complexity, element
1286:NATO Master Catalogue of References for Logistics
1041:A six-position alphanumeric code assigned by the
964:Department of Defense Identification Code (DODIC)
938:, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, The Philippines,
27:Numeric code used by the NATO military alliance
1528:Group of National Directors on Codification.
1427:with Greece, which contains the territory of
990:Department of Defense Ammunition Code (DODAC)
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1181:The NSN is an expanded version of the older
1144:and when the symbol was angled it indicated
1099:An empty circle made with four dashed lines
999:1305 is the NSC for Ammunition Through 30mm.
1555:Testorides, Konstantin (12 February 2019).
1619:. Brussels. 20 August 2021. Archived from
1308:. This can be seen as a variation on the
1214:Defense Cataloging and Standardization Act
150:National Item Identification Number (NIIN)
134:Federal Supply Classification Group (FSCG)
1829:AC/135 Group of directors on Codification
1371:List of NATO Supply Classification Groups
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36:An NSN on the tag of a pair of trousers
161:The first two digits of the NIIN (the
1583:"Statement by NATO Foreign Ministers"
1316:The M41A Pulse Rifle, from the movie
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1808:UK National Codification Bureau NSN
1282:NATO Support and Procurement Agency
144:Federal Supply Classification Group
18:National Item Identification Number
1819:"Federal Stock Number" - About.com
1559:. Associated Press. Archived from
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75:(NNE), or "National Item Number".
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1834:What Is a National Stock Number?
1365:Commercial and Government Entity
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1724:. 11 March 2020. Archived from
1685:. February 2022. Archived from
1815:(Easy to read NSN report tool)
1589:. 1 April 2014. Archived from
1381:Navy Mark and MOD nomenclature
1218:Ammunition Identification Code
1024:Close Quarters Battle Receiver
912:NATO Codification Bureau (NCB)
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816:United Nations-standard items
1353:National Codification Bureau
171:National Codification Bureau
1752:"Derrick Baena Productions"
1722:Army Publishing Directorate
1421:Republic of North Macedonia
1105:indicates Blank Ammunition.
1085:NATO Interchangeable symbol
280:Republic of North Macedonia
122:, beginning with uppercase
69:Numéro de Nomenclature OTAN
67:In France it is known as a
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1096:indicates Ball Ammunition.
1075:A container marked with a
1057:"square cross" in a circle
1055:A container marked with a
225:United States (unassigned)
62:Standardization Agreements
73:NĂşmero Nacional de Efecto
1791:NationalStockNumber.info
1376:Army Nomenclature System
1359:NATO Codification System
1306:military science fiction
1191:Defense Logistics Agency
1010:Local Stock Number (LSN)
1653:Tier 2 Nations (c.2022)
1642:Tier 1 Nations (c.2022)
1108:A horizontal Rectangle
60:. Pursuant to the NATO
1703:Other Nations (c.2022)
1664:NATO Contacts (c.2022)
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1077:rounded "Cross pattée"
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138:The initial subgroup,
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1222:Ordnance Stock Number
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58:member states of NATO
46:National Stock Number
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1507:"NATO Stock Numbers"
1204:Federal Stock Number
1183:Federal Stock Number
1070:NATO Standard symbol
588:United Arab Emirates
1813:GovDataInsights.com
1731:on 22 December 2021
1431:and the historical
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1265:NIIN / NSN Catalogs
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1391:Military logistics
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678:Brunei Darussalam
482:Papua, New Guinea
167:country of origin
154:The nine digits,
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