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Stencel meaning
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Ronmar
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Short for water buffalo?
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My guess would be a Unit Identification Code (UIC) which is exactly what it sounds like. Its a short code used for identifying a specific unit, looks like 307TH BSB from the 82nd Airborne Division.
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Is that code on your data plate "VSN/USA"?
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That is the DODAAC. The Department of Defense Activity Address Code
(DoDAAC) is a six position code that uniquely identifies a Department of Defense unit, activity, or organization .
For instance, when ordering parts, a unit is ID'ed on a requisition, by the DODAAC, and not its real title. A real title can be confusing at times. Every unit has a DODAAC. When parts are sent to the unit, they are separated by DODAAC, and there is (superposed to be, anyway) no way they can be mixed up.
(DoDAAC) is a six position code that uniquely identifies a Department of Defense unit, activity, or organization .
For instance, when ordering parts, a unit is ID'ed on a requisition, by the DODAAC, and not its real title. A real title can be confusing at times. Every unit has a DODAAC. When parts are sent to the unit, they are separated by DODAAC, and there is (superposed to be, anyway) no way they can be mixed up.