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7. Will approval of the diversion require further diversions, i.e., test equip-

ment, training equipment, ammunition? If so, give details.

8. a. If diversion is not approved, will the item availability date (5.a,

above) be met from ongoing production?

b. By inclusion in planned future production?

c. Can the requirement be satisfied only by accumulation of a

minimum order quantity?

d. If so, what is the minimum order quantity?

e. When is it estimated to be accumulated?

f. Can the requirement be met only by diversion without payback to the Army?

9. Assets due the Army

Production

Overhaul

a. During balance of current FY

b. During current FY plus 1

c. During current FY plus 2

10. If diversion is authorized, can it be satisfied from:

a. On-hand CONUS depot (nondecrement/nonprepositioned war

reserve materiel) stocks?

b. Ongoing production?

c. Ongoing overhaul?

d. None of the above, but only from another source as follows:

11. Can the requirement be satisfied by diversion from a third-country program?

12. a. Is this order required to help maintain a warm production base?

b. If so, how long will it extend production?

13. If diversion is made, what is the recommended sales classification?

14. What is the specific impact if diverted from the Army (for example, one battalion in Europe without equipment/item for 6 months)

USAPA V1.00

DA FORM 5906-R, AUG 1990

Da Form 5906-R - Diversion Decision Considerations-Major Items Less Ammunition Page 2