Expendable, durable, and non-expendable are classifications of what?

The classification of expendable, durable, and non-expendable pertains specifically to Army property. These classifications help in the management, accounting, and control of items within the Army inventory system.

Expendable items are those that are consumed or used up in a short period and do not require formal accountability after issue, such as supplies that are used in daily operations. Durable items are those that are not consumed quickly and can be used over an extended period but do not require detailed accountability. Non-expendable items, on the other hand, are more significant assets that require thorough tracking and accountability due to their cost and longevity, such as vehicles or major weapon systems.

By understanding these classifications, a Unit Supply Specialist (92Y) can effectively manage inventory, ensure proper record-keeping, and maintain operational readiness. Other classifications do not align with these terms as closely as they relate specifically to property, enhancing the clarity and responsibilities in supply management within the Army.