What form serves as both a consumption document and a requisition document for non-automated ships?

The NAVSUP Form 1250-1 is designed specifically for use by non-automated ships, serving dual purposes as both a consumption document and a requisition document. As a consumption document, it records the actual usage of materials and supplies on board the ship, which is critical for maintaining accurate inventory management and logistics support. Simultaneously, it functions as a requisition document, allowing the ship to request additional supplies or materials necessary for operations. This streamlined approach helps ensure that non-automated vessels can efficiently manage their logistical needs despite the lack of advanced automated systems.

In contrast, the other options serve different purposes that do not align with the specific needs of non-automated ships in terms of consumption and requisition. While the DD250 relates to the acceptance of supplies and does not serve as a consumption record, the SF1103 is primarily a transportation control and movement document. DOD 4140.27M provides guidelines on supply chain management but does not function as a form commonly used on ships for accounting consumption or requisitioning supplies directly.