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NEWS | Sept. 14, 2020

Army Equipment: Need to Look Up An Item Manager?

Getting in touch with an item manager about a piece of equipment is pretty simple. Just go to: 
From there, click on Analyst Codes, then type in the item manager/analyst code number in the Search block and click Go. Next, hover over the analyst code. The item manager’s email address or phone number or both will pop up. Now you have the info you need.

You can also look up NIINs, LINs and weapon system codes on the site.

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