What are the two subtypes of nondeployable property?

What are the two subtypes of nondeployable property?

• A. Mission property and Installation property
• B. Deployable property and Fixed property
• C. Inventory property and Forfeit property
• D. Operational property and Nonoperational property

Answer: (A)

Nondeployable property refers to items that aren’t meant to accompany a unit when it deploys. The two subtypes are mission property and installation property. Mission property includes items assigned to support the unit’s mission at its home station or facility and that aren’t moved to a theater of operation. Installation property comprises items owned by the installation itself that are used to operate and support the base, staying at the installation rather than going with deployments. Together, these categories distinguish items kept in place to enable the unit or base to function at home, from those that are truly deployable. Other distinctions, such as whether something is deployable versus fixed, or whether it’s inventory or forfeited, describe different aspects and aren’t about these two specific nondeployable subtypes.

Nondeployable property refers to items that aren’t meant to accompany a unit when it deploys. The two subtypes are mission property and installation property. Mission property includes items assigned to support the unit’s mission at its home station or facility and that aren’t moved to a theater of operation. Installation property comprises items owned by the installation itself that are used to operate and support the base, staying at the installation rather than going with deployments. Together, these categories distinguish items kept in place to enable the unit or base to function at home, from those that are truly deployable. Other distinctions, such as whether something is deployable versus fixed, or whether it’s inventory or forfeited, describe different aspects and aren’t about these two specific nondeployable subtypes.