Advanced Photography Course

the Navy Visual Information Management and

Operations Manual, OPNAVINST 5290.1.

The term custody indicates the responsibility for

proper care, stowage, and use of Navy material. The

manager or officer of the imaging facility is responsible
for all supplies stocked in an imaging facility. When
the supplies are stowed in storerooms, the photo officer
has technical custody of the material. As the supply
petty officer, you have actual custody (physical
custody) of the material. As such, you have subcustody
of materials in the storeroom(s). You are also
responsible to the photo officer for its safekeeping.

Plant Property

The term plant property is used to describe

Navy-owned real property and other types of property
in the care of the Navy.

All plant property items are divided into four

classes as follows:

Class l--land

Class 2--buildings and improvements

Class 3--equipment (other than industrial production

equipment)

Class 4--industrial production equipment

As a Photographer's Mate, you will be most

concerned with Class 3--equipment. Some examples

are typewriters, adding machines, and enlargers.
Remember, custody records must be maintained for this
material throughout its useful life.

Custody Cards

For each item of controlled equipment requiring

custody signature, you must have a Controlled-
Equipage Custody Record (4442), NAVSUP Form 306

and NAVSUP Form 460 (figs. 5-16 and 5-17). Both
cards are referred to as "custody cards." Each card is
signed by the appropriate authority for custody after
having sighted the item identified on the card.
NAVSUP Form 306 is punched to fit into a three-ring
binder. NAVSUP Form 460 fits into the pocket of a
Cardex File.

The original and at least one copy of the custody

card is prepared for each item of equipment requiring

Figure 5-17.--NAVSUP Form 460.)

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