Logistical Support & Accountability Sample Clauses

Logistical Support & Accountability i. To make available to the Aerospace Science Department all the instructional supplies, materials, services, furniture, and privileges afforded other academic departments at the institution. ii. To provide transportation for AFJROTC field trips comparable to that for students in other courses. iii. To appoint an employee of the institution as the military property custodian who will be empowered to perform the required supply functions incident to the acquisition, accounting, and handling of supplies, equipment and uniforms issued to, or purchased with Air Force funds for the institution. AFJROTC instructor personnel may be, but are not required to be, appointed to this duty. The institution shall also ensure that the appointed military property custodian conducts an inventory of said items and performs required disposition actions before transferring said duty to another individual or closing the unit. iv. To conform to the directives of the Air Force relating to the issue, receipt, storage, safeguarding, and turn in of Air Force uniforms, textbooks, supplies, equipment, and other educational materials at the institution. v. To safeguard and retain liability for all Air Force property located at the institution, making full restitution after all occurrences of theft, loss, and negligent or willful damage or destruction. If the institution elects to provide an insurance policy, it shall name the United States as an additional insured.
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Logistical Support & Accountability. 1. Provide a military property custodian (MPC). The Institution shall appoint an employee of the institution as the MPC. Normally, AFJROTC instructors are appointed to this duty, but any Institution employee may be appointed when necessary. The MPC will be empowered to perform the required supply functions incident to the acquisition, accounting, and handling of supplies, equipment and uniforms issued to, or purchased with Air Force funds. The Institution shall also ensure that the appointed MPC conducts a full inventory of all Air Force funded items and performs required disposition actions before transferring the MPC duties to another individual. The school must always have an MPC appointed.
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