Command, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, Attention MCMSXY11 of disposition. Sincerely yours, Copy to: A. H. BARNETT, Jr., Commander (SC), USN, Director, Surplus Materials Division (a) Report forwarded to ASO on October 19, 1950. (b) Report forwarded to BuAer by ASO speedletter CDO-44: DD: rs LO66370 (7463), dated November 6, 1950. (c) Report forwarded to BuSandA by BuAer letter Aer-SU-5 L11-2/NA29, Serial 89402, dated November 10, 1950. (d) Report forwarded to GSA by BuSandA letter S-0 11.1 L11/EH3-1 dated February 9, 1951. (e) Item 7, page 1, released by GSA letter 4FU dated December 19, 1952. Inventory form D-1 Serial No. 110-16 Date: 10/19/50. Holding activity: United States Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Fla. Authorized selling activity: United States Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Fla. Total amount this report: $12,366.50. Authority: Items 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10-ASO letter 234308 dated Aug. 23, 1950. Item 7-Drop last, 1st quarter 1951. Subject: NAS Jacksonville inventory form D-1 Ser. No. 110-16 of October 19, 1950; forwarding of. BUAER: Subject inventory form is forwarded as enclosure (1) for further action. ASO has no requirements for the material listed therein. It is requested that ASO and NAS Jacksonville be advised of action taken. NAS Jacksonville: Upon completion of screening under procedures outlined in paragraph 5G of ASO C/L 244 Rev 1 of May 23, 1949, material not required may be disposed of in accordance with paragraph 503.4 of NPR and D Reg. No. 1 of April 15, 1949, revised. From: Chief, Bureau of Aeronautics. R. M. HOBBS, DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY, BUREAU OF AERONAUTICS, Washington 25, D. C., November 10, 1950. To: Chief, Bureau of Supplies and Accounts (S-72). Subject: NAS Jacksonville inventory form D-1 Ser. No. 110-16 of October 19, 1950; action on. Reference: (a) ASO Philadelphia spdltr CDO-44; DD:rs L066370 (7463) of November 6, 1950. Enclosure: (1) Five copies of SPB-1 form covering the subject inventory. 1. Reference (a) forwarded the subject inventory for further action. 2. There are no naval aeronautical requirements for the material listed on the subject inventory, which is forwarded for screening and further action by the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts and the Federal Supply Service, General Services Administration. Carbon copies to NAS, Jax. and ASO, Philadelphia. F. M. MACCONNELL, (By direction). DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY, SURPLUS MATERIALS DIVISION, BUREAU OF SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS, Washington 25, D. σ., February 9, 1951. PERSONAL PROPERTY UTILIZATION DIVISION, FEDERAL SUPPLY SERVICE, GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, Atlanta, Ga. GENTLEMEN: The attached listings of excess personal property, as indexed below, have been made available to the Department of Defense for screening against requirements. In the absence of requests for the property listed and in the interest of intergovernmental utilization, it is necessarily assumed that there are no known requirements for such property within the Department of Defense at this time. Accordingly, these reports are forwarded as required by General Services Administration, Personal Property Management Regulation No. 3. It is requested that Army and Navy holding activities be notified of disposition, or in case of Air Force, that Headquarters AMC, Attention: MCMSXY11 be so advised. By copy of this transmittal letter the holding activities concerned or in case of USAF, Headquarters AMC, have been informed of this transfer of control of the property listed. GENTLEMEN: The records of this activity indicate that item 7, page 1 of Naval Air Station report No. 110-16, copy of which is attached, remains undisposed of. It is requested that this item be cleared for disposal by this activity. Very truly yours, R. D. JOHNSON, (By direction of the Supply and Fiscal Officer). GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, SUPPLY AND FISCAL OFFICER, United States Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Fla. DEAR SIR: Reply is made to your letter of December 16, 1952, reference NA29: SF L8-5 (CS6). The property reported excess by your report No. 110-16, GSA Control 4-51-649 was all approved for donation on Federal Security Agency Form FS-136, dated June 29, 1951. General Services Administration approval of July 3, 1951 approved donation of the property to the Florida State Improvement Commission, Allocation No. N-183. If certified application has not been received from the Florida State Improvement Commission, the property may be disposed of in accordance with paragraph 202.06, section 202.00, regulations of the General Services Administration, title 1, Personal Property Management. Should there be further service this office may render in this matter, please let us know. (a) Report forwarded to BuShips on March 21, 1951. (b) Report forwarded to ESO by BuShips letter NA/16 (874), serial 874C1200 dated May 15, 1951. (c) Report forwarded to BuSandA by ESO letter ESO/Serial: 503.4/258419/52 dated April 2, 1952. (d) There is no record of transmittal of the report to GSA by BuSandA. However, the report was screened by BuSandA as case No. 324875 and transfer orders SM-9760.2 dated June 23 and SM-10137.2 and SM-10111.9 dated July 10, 1952, were issued as a result of such screening. (e) Items 5, 16 and 17 were released for disposal by GSA form 114 dated December 17, 1952, regional control No. 4-53-422. |