5 - Air Dim (Air Dimension)(1 character).
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This code should relate
dimensions of air shipments to the dimensional restrictions of
aircraft (see Section XIII).
6 - POE (Port of Embarkation)(3 characters). The POE should indicate the
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point of departure from the United States or foreign country (see
Section IV for water ports and Section XIV for air terminal
identifier codes).
7 - POD (Port of Debarkation)(3 characters). The POD should indicate the
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point of entry into the United States or foreign country (see
Sections IV and XIV).
8 - Mode (Mode of Shipment)(1 character). This code should identify the
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means of transportation used to ship the commodity (truck, air
freight, or express mail, and so forth)(see Section XVI).
9 - Pack (Type of Packing)(2 characters). This code should identify the
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manner in which the shipment is packaged (see Section XVII).
10 - Trans
Cont No. (Transportation Control Number)(TCN) (17 characters).
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This
number controls a shipment from start point to destination.
There
are several types of TCNs, depending on the nature of the cargo
to be
shipped (see Appendix B of this subcourse).
11 - Consignee (6 characters).
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This code should identify the receiving
activity for the shipment; DOD assigns this number.
12 - Pri (Transportation Priority)(1 character).
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This code should
establish the degree of urgency for moving a given shipment by land,
air, or sea (see Appendix C of this subcourse).
13 - RDD (Required Delivery Date)(3 characters).
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This entry should
indicate the date (Julian date) the requisitioning activity requires
the cargo to be delivered. Refer to the Julian calendar conversion
chart found in Appendix A, page A-116.
14 - Proj (Project)(3 characters). This code should identify the military
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project for which the material has been requisitioned.
Personnel
should get this code from DD Form 1348-1 (DOD Single Line Item
Release/Receipt Document), which is prepared by the requisitioner.
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