GCSS Army Exam Questions and
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Available to Promise (ATP) - ANSWERS-The ability to check if the components on a work order
are in stock.
Batch - ANSWERS-Formerly referred to as "Condition Code." Classifies materiel in terms of
readiness for issue.
Bill of Material (BOM) - ANSWERS-A maintenance bill of material (BOM) is a complete
structured list of the components making up a piece of equipment or assembly.
Bill of Materials (BOM) - ANSWERS-An exploded view of a component, end item, or other
equipment allowing users to view the authorized parts.
Component - ANSWERS-Repair parts used to repair end items. Engines and transmissions are
serialized components that are included in the GCSS-Army equipment structure.
Configurable Material - ANSWERS-A materiel that has more than one allowable configurations
based on interchangeable weapon systems/weapon sub-systems and components.
Counter - ANSWERS-An object (i.e. odometer, tachometer, etc) mounted on a piece of
equipment by which readings are taken to object wear, consumption, or the reduction of a
working supply.
Deobligation - ANSWERS-Completing a utilization notification (Formerly "Closing out a
Dispatch").
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Available to Promise (ATP) - ANSWERS-The ability to check if the components on a work order
are in stock.
Batch - ANSWERS-Formerly referred to as "Condition Code." Classifies materiel in terms of
readiness for issue.
Bill of Material (BOM) - ANSWERS-A maintenance bill of material (BOM) is a complete
structured list of the components making up a piece of equipment or assembly.
Bill of Materials (BOM) - ANSWERS-An exploded view of a component, end item, or other
equipment allowing users to view the authorized parts.
Component - ANSWERS-Repair parts used to repair end items. Engines and transmissions are
serialized components that are included in the GCSS-Army equipment structure.
Configurable Material - ANSWERS-A materiel that has more than one allowable configurations
based on interchangeable weapon systems/weapon sub-systems and components.
Counter - ANSWERS-An object (i.e. odometer, tachometer, etc) mounted on a piece of
equipment by which readings are taken to object wear, consumption, or the reduction of a
working supply.
Deobligation - ANSWERS-Completing a utilization notification (Formerly "Closing out a
Dispatch").
