Which NM status indicates the asset is awaiting a critical part?

Which NM status indicates the asset is awaiting a critical part?

• A. Not Mission Capable Supply (NMCS)
• B. Not Mission Capable Maintenance (NMCM)
• C. Not Mission Capable Repair (NMCR)
• D. Fully Mission Capable (FMC)

Answer: (A)

Not Mission Capable Supply is used when the asset can’t perform its mission because a required part or supply item is not available. This status means the deficiency is supply-related, so the asset is waiting for the critical part to arrive and be installed. Once the part shows up and is added, the asset can return to Fully Mission Capable. In contrast, Not Mission Capable Maintenance means maintenance actions are needed or scheduled before the asset can be used, even if the part is available. Not Mission Capable Repair indicates the item needs repair at a repair facility or depot, not just a missing part, and may require outside repair work. Fully Mission Capable means there are no deficiencies preventing use.

Not Mission Capable Supply is used when the asset can’t perform its mission because a required part or supply item is not available. This status means the deficiency is supply-related, so the asset is waiting for the critical part to arrive and be installed. Once the part shows up and is added, the asset can return to Fully Mission Capable.

In contrast, Not Mission Capable Maintenance means maintenance actions are needed or scheduled before the asset can be used, even if the part is available. Not Mission Capable Repair indicates the item needs repair at a repair facility or depot, not just a missing part, and may require outside repair work. Fully Mission Capable means there are no deficiencies preventing use.