The AIMD material control work center returns items to the CCS that are in what condition?

The correct choice reflects the process in which the AIMD (Aviation Intermediate Maintenance Department) material control work center handles items returned to the CCS (Central Control Stock). Items are returned in the condition classified as locally repairable Ready for Issue (RFI) items and Non-RFI components that have been certified beyond economic repair (BCM).

Locally repairable RFI items are those that can be efficiently fixed within the maintenance unit, allowing for swift turnaround and return to service, thus maintaining operational readiness. Non-RFI components certified BCM are those that have been assessed and determined to not be economically viable to repair externally—these items are returned to ensure inventory accuracy and inform future procurement decisions.

Other conditions mentioned in the incorrect options, such as expired and non-usable items, externally repairable items only, or only ready for issue items, do not encompass the comprehensive category of items handled by the AIMD material control work center. The focus here is on items that can still be managed through local resources or that are confirmed as needing different handling due to their repair status. This understanding is crucial for maintaining effective logistics and inventory management within naval operations.