MIL-STD-130 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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1. 18V - the DI identifies a data format that links together the issuing agency code (IAC) + enterprise identifier (EID). This DI should be used for all other EIDs, which were assigned by an issuing agency that has an assigned IAC but does not have their own specific EID data identifier.

2. MFR - Manufacturer CAGE Code - the TEI identifies the manufacturer, government agency or other organization controlling the design, production, and the PIN assignment of the subject part.

3. SPL - Supplier CAGE Code - the TEI identifies the organization assigning the UII, where the organization is not the manufacturer, government agency, or other organization controlling the design of the serialized component. For marking in-service parts only.

4. SER - Part Serial Number (Serial Number within Enterprise) - the TEI identifies the

manufacturer's serialized identity for an individual part, component or component end item.

5. UCN - Unique Component Identification Number - the TEI identifies the permanent tracking identity assigned to an in-service part by an organization other than the manufacturer, government agency or other organization controlling the design of the subject part and used in lieu of the manufacturer's serial number.

6. LOT - Lot Number - the TEI identifies a lot number that is not unique within the EID but is unique within the original part number (PNO).

LTN - Enterprise Lot Number - the TEI identifies the lot number that is unique within the

EID. Referred to as enterprise lot number.

BII - Batch Item Identifier - the TEI identifies a batch item identifier that is a subdivision of an LTN.

7. 25S - the DI identifies the party to a transaction (as identified by data identifier 18V), followed by a supplier assigned serial number (for UII purposes, this has to be unique serialization within the EID that assigns the UII data elements). Thus, for UII purposes, 25S identifies a data format that links together the IAC + EID + a unique serial number segment within the EID, which directly corresponds to a UII using serialization within the enterprise. For companies that serialize within a PIN, lot, or batch number, the serial number segment may be:

1) PIN + serial number, or 2) lot or batch + serial number.

8. 18S - the DI identifies a data format that links together the CAGE Code (EID) + a unique serial number within the CAGE Code. This data element does not contain the IAC, which is added to derive a UII using serialization within the enterprise.

9. I - the DI identifies a U. S. vehicle identification number - VIN.

10. 22S - the DI identifies a unique individual identity for cellular mobile telephones - previously designated as an Electronic Serial Number (ESN) and changing to the Mobile Equipment Identifier (MEID).

11. 8002 - the AI identifies a GS1 Cellular Mobile Telephone Identifier (CMTI). The CMTI is up to 20 characters and is an electronic serial identifier of a cellular mobile telephone.