AR 700-145 ITEM UNIQUE IDENTIFICATION
MilReg AR 700-145 Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 700-145 ITEM UNIQUE IDENTIFICATION?
The purpose of Army regulation AR 700-145 ITEM UNIQUE IDENTIFICATION is to establish policy, procedures, and responsibilities for implementing Item Unique Identification (IUID) within the Army.

What is Item Unique Identification (IUID)?
IUID is a system that assigns unique identifiers to items in order to improve accountability and asset management throughout their lifecycle.

Who is responsible for implementing IUID within the Army?
The Program Executive Officer (PEO) and Life Cycle Manager (LCM) are responsible for implementing IUID within the Army.

What items require unique identification under AR 700-145?
All tangible Army-owned property acquired on or after October 1, 2003, with a unit acquisition cost of $5,000 or more, requires unique identification as per AR 700-145.

How is unique identification achieved for items under AR 700-145?
Unique identification is achieved by assigning a globally unique identifier, such as a Unique Item Identifier (UII), to each item that meets the criteria outlined in AR 700-145.

What are the benefits of implementing IUID under AR 700-145?
The benefits of implementing IUID include improved inventory accuracy, better asset visibility, enhanced logistics management, and streamlined supply chain processes.

Are there any exceptions to the requirements of IUID under AR 700-145?
Yes, there are exceptions for items such as ammunition, bulk petroleum, and subsistence items, as outlined in AR 700-145, based on certain conditions and criteria.

How is compliance with AR 700-145 enforced?
Compliance with AR 700-145 is enforced through audits and inspections conducted by appropriate Army personnel, as well as through the use of automated tracking and reporting systems.

How can I obtain additional guidance and support for implementing IUID under AR 700-145?
Additional guidance and support for implementing IUID can be obtained through the Army's designated IUID focal point, as well as through training, manuals, and online resources provided by the Army.

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