Which description matches the CC assigned when materiel is identified on an inventory control record but has been turned over to a maintenance facility or contractor for processing?

• A. In Work
• B. Materiel identified on inventory control record, but which has been turned over to a maintenance facility or contractor for processing
• C. Reclamation
• D. Suspended

Answer: (B)

When materiel is identified on an inventory control record but has been handed to a maintenance facility or contractor for processing, the status conveyed is that it is being worked on and is not available for issue. The description that matches this CC is the one that explicitly states the materiel is identified on the inventory control record and has been turned over to a maintenance facility or contractor for processing. This wording precisely communicates that the item is in external processing and not ready for use. Reclamation describes items going through a recovery process, which isn’t the scenario here; Suspended denotes a temporary hold awaiting disposition, which also doesn’t fit. While In Work generally indicates activity, the phrasing that mentions being turned over to a facility for processing is the exact match for this situation.