Which document is primarily used for reporting lost fuel?

The document primarily used for reporting lost fuel is the DD Form 200, also known as the Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (FLIPL). This form is essential for documenting incidents of property loss, which includes fuel, and is part of the accountability and liability process within the Navy. When fuel is lost, this form helps to initiate an investigation, determine the cause of the loss, and establish accountability for the missing assets. It serves both as a means of reporting the incident and as a tool for ensuring that proper procedures are followed in addressing the loss.

The other options, while relevant in logistics and supply chain management, do not serve the same specific purpose for reporting lost fuel. NAVSUP 1149 is typically used for requisitioning supplies, AVCAL pertains to the allowance of aviation parts, and P485 is a document used for the transfer of material between activities. Each of these plays a crucial role in logistics processes but does not specifically address the reporting of fuel loss.