Which tag is attached to an unserviceable item during maintenance processing?

Which tag is attached to an unserviceable item during maintenance processing?

• A. Green Tag
• B. PQDR Tag
• C. DD-1577-2 Unserviceable(Repairable) Tag
• D. DD-1574 Serviceable Tag - Material

Answer: (C)

When an item is found unserviceable during maintenance, it is tagged with the DD-1577-2 Unserviceable (Repairable) Tag. This tag signals that the asset cannot be issued in its current state but is eligible for repair. It stays with the item as it moves to the repair facility, keeping it separate from serviceable stock and guiding its proper processing through the repair workflow. The tag helps document the deficiency and identity of the item, and ensures it isn’t returned to inventory as serviceable until repair and testing are complete. After successful repair, the item is re-tagged as serviceable (with the appropriate DD tag) and can be returned to stock. If the item is found unrepairable, a different tagging/disposition would apply.

When an item is found unserviceable during maintenance, it is tagged with the DD-1577-2 Unserviceable (Repairable) Tag. This tag signals that the asset cannot be issued in its current state but is eligible for repair. It stays with the item as it moves to the repair facility, keeping it separate from serviceable stock and guiding its proper processing through the repair workflow. The tag helps document the deficiency and identity of the item, and ensures it isn’t returned to inventory as serviceable until repair and testing are complete. After successful repair, the item is re-tagged as serviceable (with the appropriate DD tag) and can be returned to stock. If the item is found unrepairable, a different tagging/disposition would apply.