During manual processing, what area acts as the central point of entry for requisition processing?

The Supply Response Section serves as the central point of entry for requisition processing during manual processing. This area is specifically designed to handle the validation, tracking, and management of requisitions, ensuring that requests for supplies and equipment are processed efficiently and accurately.

In the context of Navy logistics, the Supply Response Section plays a critical role in ensuring communication between various units and supply sources. It acts as a hub where requisitions are initiated and begins the workflow to fulfill the needs of different departments or operations within the Navy.

The other areas listed, such as the Logistics Support Center and the Supply Operations Center, while also important for logistics and supply chain management, do not function as the primary entry point for requisition processing. The Requisition Processing Division, similarly, is involved in requisition activities but does not serve as the initial entry point for manual requisition processing. This distinction is essential for understanding the logistics operations and how requisition flows are managed effectively within the Navy.