Which statement describes ATC 6?

Which statement describes ATC 6?

• A. Excess materiel with Extended Money Value greater than $100
• B. Temporary allowance for a consumable item
• C. Not Carried materiel established for demand history recording
• D. Substitute items for ATC 1 through 5 stock records

Answer: (A)

ATC 6 is a stock-disposition code used for excess materiel that has a monetary value above a specified threshold. Specifically, it flags items that are no longer needed and whose Extended Money Value (the total value of the excess quantity) exceeds $100. This combination—excess and EMV over $100—determines the proper processing path, typically disposal, reutilization, or another action that focuses on higher‑value excess items. The other descriptions refer to different stock-record situations, such as a temporary allowance for a consumable or non-carried materiel or substitutions for other stock records, which do not identify excess materiel with a value over $100.

ATC 6 is a stock-disposition code used for excess materiel that has a monetary value above a specified threshold. Specifically, it flags items that are no longer needed and whose Extended Money Value (the total value of the excess quantity) exceeds $100. This combination—excess and EMV over $100—determines the proper processing path, typically disposal, reutilization, or another action that focuses on higher‑value excess items. The other descriptions refer to different stock-record situations, such as a temporary allowance for a consumable or non-carried materiel or substitutions for other stock records, which do not identify excess materiel with a value over $100.