were reported excess to operational requirements. Two more C-7A dedicated aircraft were subtracted because of phase-down in operational requirements.

November 1970: Inventories were conducted in the group Logistical Support Center for reporting excesses in accordance with Department of the Army and Military Assistance Command procedures.

December 1970: Forward supply points located at Da Nang and Can Tho were closed. All excesses were back loaded to Nha Trang. During the month, 2,282 line items were laterally transferred in Vietnam.

Turn-in of equipment began.

January 1971: Consolidated listings of balances reflected on stock record cards were submitted to United States Army Support Command, Cam Ranh Bay, for key punch action in providing disposition instructions. Operation Plan 183-70 was prepared. Forward supply point at Pleiku was closed. Equipment not transferred was convoyed to Nha Trang.

February 1971: Auditors were briefed on procedures being employed for closing out supply records for all accountable items. Stock record cards and related documents were reviewed, and auditors assured that current supply procedures were being followed. Auditors stated supply records would be destroyed in accordance with existing regulations and a certificate of destruction would be initiated to substantiate the destruction.

Disposition of S-4 files was made.