Personal Effects

What is the sequence for distribution of the NAVMC 10154, when a member is deceased, missing, deserter, combat operations and long term confinement?

(a)  

What information is required to be printed on each personal effects storage container?

(a)  

When the Baggage tag number (NAVMC 10241) has been filled out, where must the information on the tags be recorded?  

• Recorded in GCSS-MC

• Recorded in 3270

• Information does not have to be recorded

• Recorded on the NAVMC 10154

What should an inventory officer do if they discover soiled items while conducting a personal effects inventory?  

• Dump in trash can

• Send to dry cleaning/laundered

• Return to the Commanding Officer

• Pack in a box

What is the retention period of personal effects property case files for unclaimed property?

• 5 years

• 3 years

• 8 years

• 10 years

Records of unclaimed property involving deceased or missing personnel are retained for how long?

• 3 years

• 10 years

• 8 years

• 2 years

What are the requirements for establishing a unit storage area for personal effects?

• Secured with access limited to those individuals with a need to be in the area.

• Secured by a lock, with access limited to those individuals with a need to be in the area.

• Closed with minimal access to authorized individuals with a need to not be in the area.

• Unsecured with minimum access those individuals with a need to be in the area. 

What is the order that governs the disposition of personal effects for a service member?

• MCO 4450.12

• MCO 10120

• 
  MCO 4400.201-V-13

• MCO 4400.201-V3

What form is used to record all personal effects, money, checks, government property? 

• NAVMC 10241

• NAVMC 10120

• NAVMC 10154

• 
  NAVMC 604

Sexually explicit materials such as compact discs, tapes, magazines, posters, devices, and similar matter, if found, will not be included in the member’s inventory.

• True

• False