How is nonexpendable property defined in Army supply regulations?

Nonexpendable property is defined as items that are not consumed or depleted through use and remain accountable to an organization or entity throughout their useful life. This means that once acquired, these items retain their value and must be tracked and managed properly within the supply system. Nonexpendable items are typically durable goods such as equipment and machinery that can be reused multiple times without being destroyed or significantly altered.

The other definitions provided do not align with the concept of nonexpendable property. Items that are discarded after a single use would be classified as expendable, while property that can be reused without restrictions is often more loosely defined and does not imply accountability. Furthermore, property provided only for training purposes may include both expendable and nonexpendable items, making it not specific enough to define the nonexpendable category accurately.