Table   2.   Prescribed   Load   Listing Federal  stock  No. Description Func- Minimum Unit 15  days  organizational tional stockage of maintenance   allowances group authoriza- issues 1-6 6-10 tion 6135–120–1020 BATTERY,   DRY:   1.5   volts, 6704 1 1 type  D  cell,  BA30. 6240-797-2650 LAMP,   INCANDESCENT 6705 (3) (3) (24455)  No.  14. (6) (7) Example:  If the quantity listed in the 6-10  column  is  4,  the  number  of equipments  is  17,  and  the  number  of authorized  prescribed  loads  is  1,  the following formula would be used: The resulting fraction is 0.8 therefore the  authorized  stockage  is  7. Example:  If the quantity listed in the 6-10  column  is  4,  the  number  of equipments is 17, and the number of authorized  prescribed  loads  is  3,  the following  formula  would  be  used: 4 x 1 7 x 3 ÷ 1 0 = 2 0 . 4 The resulting fraction is 0.4; there- fore the authorized stockage is 20. Note.     An    exception     is    made    for    those units  and  organizations    required   to  have  on hand,  boxed   or  packaged   prescribed   load(s) pursuant    to   a   special    mission    assignment. Such   prescribed    load   (s)   will   be   computed or   selected   separately    from    quantities    au- thorized   for  stockage   at  permanent   station. Repair  parts  required  to  perform  or- ganizational  maintenance,  which  are not  authorized  for  stockage  are  iden- tified  by  an  asterisk,  and  are  to  be  re- quisitioned for immediate use only. Subsequent  changes  to  allowances  will be limited as follows: (a) (b) (c) AGO   10117A No  decrease  in  the  stated  quantity of  combat  essential  items  is  au- thorized. No change in the range of items is authorized.  If  exception  to  the  pre- scribed load listing or revision to allowances  is  considered  necessary, a  recommendation  should  be  for- warded to the U. S. Army Mobility Equipment  Center. Decreases in the stated qunatity of items  other  than  combat  essential items  are  authorized  to  a  minimum quantity  sufficient  to  repair  one item   and/or   assembly   and   in- creases in the stated quantity are authorized for all items when jus- tified by demand and usage experi- ence. Detailed procedures for performing these adjustments are prescribed  in  AR  735-35. g. Guide  Quantities  per  100  Equipments. Shown for each repair part applicable direct and  general  support,  and/or  depot  mainte- nance is either an allowance factor or an as- terisk  allocation  which  indicates  the  follow- ing: (1) (2) A guide quantity factor is shown for each part authorized to be stocked by direct  and  general  support  mainte- nance and supply support activities, and the number of repair parts rec- ommended  for  depot  maintenance. This  factor  is  based  on  the  latest  mor- tality  data  for  350  hours  operation per  year  and  is  the  average  quantity required  by  the  various  maintenance activities to provide maintenance and supply  support  for  100  items  of equipment  for  a  15-day  period  under average  combat  conditions. The quantities of repair parts author- ized for stockage are determind us- ing  the  following  mathematical  for- mula: Quantity  of  equipment  to  be  sup- ported,  multiplied  by  the  listed allowance  factor,  divided  by  100. Fractions derived from the use of the above  formula  will  be  rounded  to whole numbers as follows: If the re- sult is 1 or more and includes a frac- tion that is 0.5 or more, the quantity is rounded to the next higher num- ber. 31