Who is responsible for entering flight clothing issues in an individual's record of flight equipment use?

The Flight Gear Custodian of the Receiving Activity is the designated individual responsible for entering flight clothing issues into an individual's record of flight equipment use. This role involves managing the accountability and distribution of flight gear, ensuring that all flight equipment is correctly documented for each aviator. The custodian maintains accurate records to track what items have been issued to individuals, including flight clothing, which is essential for operational readiness and safety. By keeping these records, the custodian helps to uphold inventory integrity and supports the overall logistics process related to flight gear management.

In contrast, the other roles listed, such as the Aviation Supply Officer, Maintenance Officer, and Logistics Specialist, have different responsibilities and functions. The Aviation Supply Officer typically oversees broader supply chain operations, the Maintenance Officer focuses on aircraft upkeep and repairs, and the Logistics Specialist works on various logistics tasks but does not directly manage flight clothing records. This delineation ensures that each role in aviation logistics effectively contributes to mission success while keeping accountability clear.