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Good Morning,

This packet is not a traditional CRRB requirement. BLUF, this packet falls under K-BOSSS CLINs 8090AA in which has already been CRRB (i.e. see KBOSSS 9+3 or K-BOSSS CRRB Memo).

However, since these supplies are over >$200 ASG legal (MAJ MCConnell) is suggesting to CRRB because she doesn't have the authority to authorize expenditures over >$200 threshold. Please, advice accordingly.

Note, requirement is time sensitive because these items are needed o/a 11 Sep for a upcoming training mission projected at the Udari Range.
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