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

20 symbol contains the

ISO/IEC 15418 0Is S, 1P, and

17V, encoded in ISO/IEC

15434 syntax using the “06”

format

20 symbol contains the ISO/IEC 15418 0I 30P, encoded in ISO/IEC 15434 syntax using the “06” format

NOTE: CEA protocol (per MH10.8.7) and UII Construct #2 using Data Identifiers encoded in Code 128 and Data Matrix ECC 200 symbols. The UII is established by the enterprise's identification, original part number, and a serial number unique within that original part number, and all are included on the upper label. The added bottom label (optional on new item label) includes the current part number, which is the same as the original part number for a new item and is replaced when modification of the item establishes a new current part number (see Figure 4.b for the modified label, also 5.2.1.3.d and Figure 7).

FIGURE 4.a. Example CEA new item label (UII Construct #2 in

Code 128 and Data Matrix).

20 symbol contains the ISO/IEC

15418 0Is S, 1P, and 17V, encoded in ISO/IEC 15434 syntax using the “06” format

20 symbol contains the ISO/IEC 15418 0I 30P, encoded in ISO/IEC 15434 syntax using the “06” format

NOTE: CEA protocol (per MH10.8.7) and UII Construct #2 using Data Identifiers encoded in Code 128 and Data Matrix ECC 200 symbols. It is an example of how the mark may be changed after the item is altered. The current PIN, with the EID of the enterprise altering the item if different than the serializing EID, could be added to the mark or replace the current PIN if it was part of the original mark (compare Figure 4.a with 4.b, also 5.2.1.3.d and Figure

7). The original PIN is retained and the current PIN is added or changed as shown in the bottom section of the label.

FIGURE 4.b. Example CEA modified item label (UII Construct #2 in Code 128 and Data Matrix)