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[C:A/R/56.] B -10 Tedto TO ACCOUNTABILITY FOR EQUIPMENT IlA 681-A. There shall normally be but one accountable officer 1 for equipment "C," of each bureau for a regiment, separate battalion, field hospital, ambulance company, or other tactical organization for which equipment "C" is prescribed and such officer will account on a separate return for all articles listed in the various equipment manuals as equipment "C," and he will be referred to in the following paragraphs as the Unit supply officer." W hen one officer serves as supply officer for all bureaus, he will be designated as " Regimental, field hospi- tal, etc., unit supply officer," but when several officers serve as supply officers of the several bureaus, each, except the Quartermaster Corps, will be designated as " Regimental, etc., Ordnance, Engineer, or Signal officers," as the case may be. The supply officer of the Quartermaster Corps will be designated as the regi- mental, etc., supply officer. Should local conditions make it desirable or neces- sary to have an accounting officer for any detachment serving separately from its parent organization, one may be designated for that purpose and the articles of equipment "C" that pertain to such detachment will be transferred to the designated accountable officer of the detachment, but as soon as the conditions making this separate accountability necessary cease, the account will be closed by transferring back to the unit supply officer of the parent organization the accountability for the property which had been carried separately. Batteries troops, companies, or detachments will hold on memorandum receipt from the unit supply officer of the unit of which they form a part articles of equipment "C" prescribed in the equipment manuals as pertaining to them. (C. A. R. No. 56, May 10, 1917.) 681-B. All property received by such unit supply officer will be accounted for on authorized blanks of a loose-leaf character, with a separate sheet for each article and columns for date, voucher numbers. debit entries. credit entries, and balances. Vouchers to the account will be numbered serially, beginning with No. 1, through the six months' accounting period, regard- less of transfers from one officer to another and will be posted to the account currently. The account will be kept in duplicate, an original and a carbon copy. On June 30 and December 31 of each year the account will be examined as provided in paragraph 681-D; and the original record, together with all vouchers pertaining thereto not previously forwarded, mailed direct to the chief of the bureau to which the property pertains. Before being mailed the correctness of the account, together with a notation of the serial numbers of the vouchers pertaining thereto, will be certified to by the unit supply officer. (C. A. R. No: 56, May 10, 1917,) 9d 681-C. When an officer is relieved as unit supply officer, his account will be closed by drawing a line below the last entry on each sheet, immediately below which will be entered the balance of the article, with the notation opposite thereto " Received from predecessor When a transfer has been made the officer making the transfer will certify to the correctness of the account and will, after the account has been audited, mail direct to the chief of the bureau to which the property pertains the original vouchers to the account up to the date of transfer. These will be accompanied by a letter of transmittal, which will enumerate the vouchers, giving date of the transfer and name of the officer to whom the transfer was made. The receiving officer will acknowl- edge receipt of the balances shown on the return account by signing the receipt attached thereto, and will furnish a signed copy of such receipt to the trans- ferring officer. (C. A. R. 56, May 10, 1917.) éd of

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