Which guide is used for afloat requisitioning overseas?

• A. The Consolidated Afloat Requisitioning Guide Overseas
• B. NAVSUP P-4998
• C. MILSTRIP Manual
• D. DLA Document Services Guide

Answer: (A)

Afloat requisitioning overseas is governed by the Consolidated Afloat Requisitioning Guide Overseas, commonly known as CARGO. This reference is specifically designed for ships deployed overseas, standardizing how they request parts and supplies while at sea or in foreign theaters. It lays out the exact procedures, formats, codes, and processing steps that keep the afloat supply chain efficient and predictable across theaters, ensuring requisitions are handled consistently no matter where a ship is operating.

The other choices address related but broader areas. MILSTRIP covers DoD-wide requisitioning methods, not the specialized shipboard afloat procedures. The DLA Document Services Guide focuses on DLA document services rather than afloat provisioning. NAVSUP P-4998 is a NAVSUP publication number associated with other supply contexts, not the overseas afloat requisitioning guide.