What type of documentation tracks receipts and issues of ordnance?

• A. An asset ledger or property accountability records.
• B. A calendar of holidays.
• C. A personnel roster.
• D. A weather log.

Answer: (A)

Keeping track of ordnance receipts and issues is done through an asset ledger or property accountability records. This type of documentation serves as a running inventory of all items, detailing what is in stock, where it is, who has custody, and the status or condition of each item. It records when items are received from supply, when they’re issued out, and any changes in custody or location. This creates an auditable trail essential for property accountability, helps prevent loss or misplacement, and supports related processes like hand receipts and the unit property book.

The other options don’t fit because a calendar of holidays, a personnel roster, or a weather log do not document the movement or custody of ordnance items.