If an item is described as personal demand items, which class is it under?

If an item is described as personal demand items, which class is it under?

• A. Class VI (6)
• B. Class II (2)
• C. Class III (3)
• D. Class VIII (8)

Answer: (A)

Personal demand items are items soldiers use for personal consumption and morale, not required to operate or maintain equipment. In the Army supply classification system, they go into Class VI. That class is dedicated to morale and welfare items and personal consumables—things like tobacco, toiletries, cosmetics, health and beauty aids, snacks. The other classes serve different purposes: Class II covers clothing and individual equipment, Class III covers fuels and lubricants for vehicles and equipment, and Class VIII covers medical material. So when an item is described as personal demand, it’s Class VI.

Personal demand items are items soldiers use for personal consumption and morale, not required to operate or maintain equipment. In the Army supply classification system, they go into Class VI. That class is dedicated to morale and welfare items and personal consumables—things like tobacco, toiletries, cosmetics, health and beauty aids, snacks. The other classes serve different purposes: Class II covers clothing and individual equipment, Class III covers fuels and lubricants for vehicles and equipment, and Class VIII covers medical material. So when an item is described as personal demand, it’s Class VI.