After global level setting in SNAP II, all AT code 4 items that do not qualify for SIM will be changed to what AT code?

In the context of SNAP II (Supply Navy Automated Program), after the global level setting process is completed, all AT code 4 items that do not qualify for SIM (Selective Inventory Management) are transitioned to AT code 6. This change is necessary because AT codes are essential for categorizing inventory items according to their priority and management requirements within the Navy's logistics framework.

AT code 4 is typically used for items that are critical and need to be actively managed. However, when items do not meet the criteria for SIM under global level setting, they are downgraded to AT code 6. This code indicates a lower priority for management and resources, as these items are not deemed critical for immediate operational needs. Transitioning them to AT code 6 helps ensure that logistics personnel can focus their resources and management efforts on more critical items, facilitating more efficient inventory management and ensuring that the most necessary items are readily available when needed.

Understanding this classification system is vital for Navy Logistics Specialists as it impacts how inventory is managed and resourced across the fleet.