1. Single Stock Fund (SSF)

2. Terminal Learning Objective
Action: Identify Single Stock Fund
Conditions:
FM Leaders in a classroom environment working individually and as a member of a small group, using doctrinal and administrative publications, self-study exercises, personal experiences, practical exercises, handouts, and discussion
Standard: Analysis includes:
Single Stock Fund (SSF) within the Army Working Capital Fund (AWCF)
SSF tenets and characteristics 2

3. Single Stock Fund What it is!
Army initiative that tears down logistics and financial ownership barriers
What it is not!
A substitute for the Army’s Resource Allocation Process
The end state for Logistics and Financial Information
Technology Systems

4. Components of the AWCF Fund $6.4B Y12, Spit into Wholesale and Retail
Ordnance
10%
Information
Services
FY ** Sales 2%
Depot
Maintenance
18%
Inventory Funded by the AWCF-SMA:
Secondary Army Managed Items (Excluding Class V)
Selected Non-Army Managed Items
SMA
Wholesale & Retail 70%
$6.4B Y12, Spit into Wholesale and Retail 4

5. Asset Visibility
SSF is a DoD business process aimed at improving warfighter support with worldwide access to stock and AWCF funding of Authorized Stockage List (ASL) supplies
ASL supplies are maintained at the direct support maintenance level
SSF also consolidates separate wholesale and retail elements into a single fund and simplifies the supply and financial processes 5

6. SSF Measurable Benefits
SSF measurable benefits include:
Inventory management, which allows the Army to redistribute excess AWCF inventory into a nationally managed fund
Materiel readiness, which reduces the Customer Wait Time (CWT) while increasing customer volume
AWCF credit, which is a single process that is stable, predictable, and simple; the goal is to issue credit to the customer within seven days from the turn-in to the AWCF
Management tools, which provide increased access to key management data 6

7. The Four SSF Tenets Driving the Changes Single Point of Sale
- Linking O&M Customers to the National System
Single Credit Process
- Eliminating current tiered credit systems
Integrated Requirements Determination
- National visibility and decision-making
National Maintenance Management
- Fixing the right stuff, right place, right standard
Tearing down ownership barriers
Setting conditions for other process & organizational changes
Moving the Army towards standardization 7

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9. Check on Learning 2. What are the four components of the AWCF?
1. What was the Single Stock Fund's (SSFs) single point of sale designed to do?
2. What are the four components of the AWCF?
3. What are the measurable benefits of the SSF? 9

10. SSF Characteristics SSF characteristics include: Army managed items
Non-Army managed items
Revolving fund
Managed nationally
Assets and liabilities
Cost per item 10

11. Army Managed Items (AMI) and Non-Army Managed Items (NAMI)11

12. SSF Supply Classes
The four primary supply classes that make up the SSF include:
Class II (clothing)
Class IIIP (packaged petroleum, oils, and lubricants)
Class IV (engineer/hazardous material)
Class IX (repair parts)
The supply classes that are excluded from SSF include:
Class V (ammunition)
Class VII (major end items) 12

13. Revolving Fund 13

14. Managed Nationally 14

15. Assets and Liabilities15

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17. Other Advantages 17

18. Check on Learning What are the four tenets of the SSF?
2. There are four primary supply classes that make up the SSF, what are they?
True or False. The SSF is a single fund of working capital as well as a revolving fund. 18

19. Terminal Learning Objective
Action: Identify Single Stock Fund
Conditions:
FM Leaders in a classroom environment working individually and as a member of a small group, using doctrinal and administrative publications, self-study exercises, personal experiences, practical exercises, handouts, and discussion
Standard: Analysis includes:
Single Stock Fund (SSF) within the Army Working Capital Fund (AWCF)
SSF tenets and characteristics 19