Which regulation is referenced for familiarizing proper procedures for signing for equipment?

Which regulation is referenced for familiarizing proper procedures for signing for equipment?

• A. AFI 23-101, Equipment Accountability
• B. AFI 21-101, Logistics
• C. DAFI 23-101, Material Management Policy
• D. TO 00-25-001, Signing Procedures

Answer: (C)

Signing for equipment is governed by the DoD/Department of the Air Force Material Management Policy. This policy lays out how equipment is controlled from receipt to issue, who is authorized to sign for items, what signatures and documentation are required, and how records are maintained to ensure accurate accountability. It provides the framework for proper handover, tracing serialized items, and recording custody transfers so there’s a clear chain of custody. While other regulations touch on accountability or logistics, the material management policy covers the procedures you use to sign for equipment and keep the records straight. A signing-procedure document alone wouldn’t establish the broad asset-management context that this policy does.

Signing for equipment is governed by the DoD/Department of the Air Force Material Management Policy. This policy lays out how equipment is controlled from receipt to issue, who is authorized to sign for items, what signatures and documentation are required, and how records are maintained to ensure accurate accountability. It provides the framework for proper handover, tracing serialized items, and recording custody transfers so there’s a clear chain of custody. While other regulations touch on accountability or logistics, the material management policy covers the procedures you use to sign for equipment and keep the records straight. A signing-procedure document alone wouldn’t establish the broad asset-management context that this policy does.