MIL-STD-130-SUP-2 Identification Marking of U.S. Military PropertyThis standard provides the item marking criteria for development of specific marking requirements and methods for identification of items of military property produced, stocked, stored, and issued by or for the Department of Defense DoD. This standard addresses criteria and data content for both free text and machine-readable information MRI applications for identification marking of U.S. military property.

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MIL-STD-130N

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CONTRACT F33657-80-C-0310

SER NO 8

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RADAR SEARCH LAND MOBILE AN/XYZ-1

115V/60-200 KHZ

DES ACT 12345 EID MFR 54321

CURR PART NO 55B123456789-10

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Serial Number

Bar coded serial number

Acquisition Instrument identification (AII) no. Bar Coded AII

Nomenclature (item name and type designation) Special characteristics

Design activity identification (DAI) Bar Coded DAI

Part or Identifying Number (PIN)

9 Bar coded PIN, must be shown when NSN not available

10 Manufacturer Enterprise identifier

11 Bar coded manufacturer activity identifier

12 NSN

13 Bar coded NSN

14 Data Matrix symbol compilation of identification data (UII when applicable)

15 Government ownership designation

NOTES:

1. This example is given only as a guide and should not be considered a mandatory format. For this example, both the linear and Data Matrix bar code symbols are used as the machine-readable information (MRI) marking. To satisfy legacy requirements to mark multiple enterprise identifiers with MRI and for the linear bar codes to be generated without data identifiers, the certified MRI protocols identified in paragraph 5.2.2 have not been used - all such non- standard marks must be specified in the contract or order as to type and content.

2. See paragraph 5.2 for bar code generation and quality requirements.

3. Items 1, 3, 6, 8, 10, and 12 are used for human-readable information (HRI) purposes for the associated bar code or

MRI marking.

4. Additional information as applicable may be integrated into the identification plate or may be applied.

5. Permanent information including bar coding or other MRI marking may be included on a plate separate from the variable information plate.

6. Enterprise identifier and design activity identification (DAI) examples are CAGE code (CAGE has a unique number of characters). Other identifier information such as D-U-N-S, GS1, DODAAC, etc., will require a longer number and must be titled as to the source.

7. This Data Matrix symbol contains the encoded UII information (EID and Serial Number).

FIGURE 1. Example of identification plate.