What LOT number is formed by combining two or more lots of the same NSN, model, and type munitions which are individually too small for operational use?

• A. Functional Lot
• B. Local Lot
• C. Pseudo Lot
• D. Regrouped Lot

Answer: (D)

When you have two or more small lots of the same NSN, model, and type munitions that are individually too small for operational use, they are regrouped into a single Regrouped Lot. This creates one operable quantity and assigns a new Lot Number that identifies the combined lot, while preserving traceability back to the original component lots. The regrouped lot then moves through standard inspection, storage, and issue as a single unit, simplifying management of small quantities.

The other terms don’t describe this pooling action: a Functional Lot is about testing items for function as a batch, not pooling lots for use; a Local Lot refers to a local designation without the specific pooling concept; and Pseudo Lot isn’t a recognized term for this process.