Transportation Control Number (TCN), Part II, Appendix L

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Defense Transportation Regulation – Part IICargo Movement28 June 2016APPENDIX LTRANSPORTATION CONTROL NUMBER (TCN)A. GENERAL1. The TCN is a 17-character data element assigned to control and manage every shipment unitthroughout the transportation pipeline and for payment processing. The TCN for each shipmentunit is unique and not to be duplicated within the Defense Transportation System (DTS) duringthe life cycle of the TCN construct (see note below). Exceptions: For unit move cargo, a TCNmay be reused in accordance with (IAW) Service procedures for multiple DTS movements of thesame piece of serialized-cargo (e.g., a TCN constructed using a specific bumper/registrationnumber) or a standardized-cargo content configuration (e.g., a TCN assigned to a type of enginestand or floodlight/light cart—a consolidated load such as 463L pallet or mixed-content mobilitycontainer does not meet the criteria), and a misdirected shipment may be re-shipped using theoriginal TCN.2. The 17-character TCN is essentially composed of a series of data sets uniquely associated with ashipping activity and serialized, as applicable, by that activity to generate a unique trackingnumber that is either time-sensitive (by Julian date) or instance-sensitive (the combined datainstance seldom repeats). For the TCN constructs that follow, there is a potential for TCNduplication that must be mitigated by the shipping activity; however, the duplication seldomoccurs (see Potential TCN Duplication IAW Construct Business Rules, Table L-1). The TCNconstruction is designed to provide uniqueness as generated worldwide by all Department ofDefense (DoD) shippers without a cross-reference to each other’s business process. Forserialized TCNs, the uniqueness of the TCN is the responsibility of the shipping activitygenerating the TCN. The TCN is not intended to be parsed for data content. TCN constructionformats for the various types of shipment units or shippers are detailed in the paragraphs listedbelow.NOTE: Different work functions with the same Department of Defense Activity Address Code(DODAAC) (e.g., supply, traffic management, 463L pallet build-up) must pre-coordinate TCNserial number sets when different TCN constructs include a shared DODAAC. For example, aMilitary Standard Requisitioning and Issue Procedures (MILSTRIP)-based TCN (Paragraph B)could be duplicated if the same organizational DODAAC created a non-MILSTRIP based TCN(Paragraph H) and used the same serialization scheme. Also, TCN constructs by the sameactivity based on embedded Julian dates may not be unique after 10 years. System programmanagers are cautioned to account for the potential TCN duplication by using several shipmentunit data points (i.e., TCN and consignee DODAAC) to differentiate between shipment units withregard to payment and archive processing.Type of Shipment UnitParagrapha. Shipments in response to MILSTRIP requisitions (other than SecurityCooperation Program [SCP]).Bb. SCP Foreign Military Sales (FMS)/Building Partner Capacity programshipments.Cc. Non-appropriated fund activity shipments.Dd. Unit move shipments.Ee. Shipments by the United States Transportation Command Defense CourierDivision.FII-L-1

Defense Transportation Regulation – Part IICargo Movement28 June 2016Type of Shipment Unitf.ParagraphShipments of mail from postal activities.Gg. Cargo shipments from activities (with a DODAAC) not detailed in otherparagraphs.Hh. Personal property shipments.Ii.Shipment of an International Organization for Standardization (ISO) containersor conveyance (TCN assigned by the clearance authority).Jj.Shipment of an ISO containers or conveyance (TCN assigned using thecarrier’s website).Kk. Channel air shipment of a 463L pallet shipment unit.Ll.MPartial and split shipment unit increments.m. Supercargo personnel and other passengers on ocean voyages.Nn. Cargo shipments (not detailed previously) made by vendors/contractors at thedirection of the DoD.Oo. TCN Construction for Maritime Prepositioned Force Assets.PB. SHIPMENTS IN RESPONSE TO MILSTRIP REQUISITIONS (OTHER THAN SECURITYCOOPERATION PROGRAM [SCP])TCNrpTCMDrpExplanation1-1430-431544Enter the 14-position MILSTRIP DD Form 1348-1A, Issue Release/ReceiptDocument, Figure L-1, requisition document number (record position [rp] 3043). If the shipment unit contains multiple requisitions, use one of the documentnumbers, but ensure the earliest required delivery date (RDD) (if any) isreflected on the Military Shipping Label, Generic, Figure L-3, and DD Form1384, Transportation Control and Movement Document, Figure L-2. If theshipment unit represents an overpack or a consolidation that combines multiple“child” shipment unit TCNs within a new shipment unit, then follow the TCNconstruction guidance in this appendix, Paragraph H, to document the new TCN(sometimes referred to as the “lead TCN”) for the new shipment unit.Enter the MILSTRIP suffix code; if none, enter “X”.CODEDEFINITIONDecentralized distribution system block assignment to preclude duplication:A through EInitial processing sourceF through H, J, and KFirst secondary processing sourceL, M, Q, T, and USecond secondary processing sourceV through XThird secondary processing source2 through 9Fourth secondary processing sourceCentralized distribution system assignment:A through Z, and 2 through 9,Central processing sourceexclusive of I, N, O, P, R, S, Y, and ZII-L-2

Defense Transportation Regulation – Part IICargo Movement28 June 2016NOTE 1: Source: DLM 4000.25-1, MILSTRIP Manual, Appendix 2.8.2.6NOTE 2: These codes do not apply to unit move TCNs.1645Enter the partial shipment code (see Paragraph M).1746Enter the split shipment code (see Paragraph M).C. SCP FOREIGN MILITARY SALES (FMS)/BUILDING PARTNER CAPACITY SHIPMENTSTCNrpTCMDrpExplanation1-1430-431544Enter the 14-position MILSTRIP DD Form 1348-1A, Figure L-2, requisitiondocument number (record position [rp] 30-43). If the shipment unit containsmultiple requisitions (permitted by Chapter 203, Paragraph B.6), use one of thedocument numbers, but ensure the earliest RDD (if any) is reflected on theMilitary Shipping Label, Generic, Figure L-3, and DD Form 1384,Transportation Control and Movement Document, Figure L-2. Local TCNs (theParagraph H construct) will not be used for SCP shipments (see Appendix E).Enter the MILSTRIP suffix code; if none, enter “X”.CODEDEFINITIONDecentralized distribution system block assignment to preclude duplication:A through EInitial processing sourceF through H, J, and KFirst secondary processing sourceL, M, Q, T, and USecond secondary processing sourceV through XThird secondary processing source2 through 9Fourth secondary processing sourceCentralized distribution system assignment:A through Z, and 2 through 9,exclusive of I, N, O, P, R, S, Y, and ZCentral processing sourceNOTE 1: Source: DLM 4000.25-1, MILSTRIP Manual, Appendix 2.8.2.6NOTE 2: These codes do not apply to unit move TCNs.1645Enter the partial shipment code (see Paragraph M).1746Enter the split shipment code (see Paragraph M).D. NON-APPROPRIATED FUND ACTIVITY 9Enter the DODAAC of the consignee/ordering activity, if assigned; if not, enterthe DODAAC of the facility where the consignee/orderer is located.Enter the last digit of the calendar year shown on the purchase order or in whichthe shipment is made.Enter the day of the year shown on the purchase order, or when the TCN isconstructed.II-L-3

Defense Transportation Regulation – Part IICargo MovementTCNrp1128 June 2016TCMDrpExplanation40Enter the type shipment code from the following list:M – Service clubs and messes.R – Welfare and recreation (Special Services).N – All other non-Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES)/NavyExchange Command (NEXCOM) non-appropriated funds shipments.0-9 – AAFES purchase orders, use any alphanumeric except I, L, M, N, O,V, or W. For NEXCOM, use any alphanumeric except G, I, L, M, N,O, R, V, or W.12-1441-43Enter the last three digits of the purchase order number or any alphanumeric,except I or O, for AAFES/NEXCOM shipment identification.1544Enter the letter “X” unless the shipment unit must be shipped from multipleplant or warehouse locations. For multiple locations, identify each shippingpoint alphabetically as indicated below:A – First location.B – Second location.C – Third location.D-Z – Fourth through 23d locations (do not use the letters I, O, or X).1645Enter the partial shipment code (see Paragraph M).1746Enter the split shipment code (see Paragraph M).E. UNIT MOVE SHIPMENTSTCNs for unit moves will be constructed as described in Appendix O, Table O-1.F. SHIPMENTS BY THE UNITED STATES TRANSPORTATION COMMAND DEFENSECOURIER DIVISIONTCNrpTCMDrpExplanationFor the first 6 characters enter the CONSIGNOR DODAAC assigned by theservicing courier station.1-630-357368-1037-39114012-1441-43Enter a TCN serial number without any duplication on the day shown in TCNpositions 8-10 (rp 37-39). Use the numbers 001 through 999 in sequence.Additional numbers, if needed, will use alphanumeric (e.g., A01, A02, A99,B01, and B02).15-1744-46Enter the letters “XXX”.Enter the last digit of the calendar year.Enter the day of the year.Enter the letter “X”.II-L-4

Defense Transportation Regulation – Part IICargo Movement28 June 2016G. SHIPMENTS OF MAIL FROM POSTAL ACTIVITIESTCNrpTCMDrpExplanationEnter the abbreviation or Zone Improvement Plan (ZIP) code (preceded by a 0)of the postal activity making the shipment (e.g., NYCPCC, FRFAMT, 009633).1-630-357368-1037-39114012-1441-43Enter a TCN serial number without any duplication on the day shown in TCNpositions 8-10 (rp 37-39). Use the numbers 001 through 999 in sequence.Additional numbers, if needed, will use alphanumeric (e.g., A01, A02, A99, B01,B02).15-1744-46Enter the letters “XXX”.Enter the last digit of the calendar year.Enter the day of the year.Enter the letter “X”.H. CARGO SHIPMENTS FROM ACTIVITIES (WITH A DODAAC) NOT DETAILED INOTHER PARAGRAPHSTCNrpTCMDrpExplanation1-630-35Enter the DODAAC of the activity assigning the TCN.7368-1037-391140Enter alpha character (A-Z) to be selected by the shipper for tracking purposes.X is the default character. For TCNs that begin with “V”, do not use “G” or“W”. For TCNs that begin with an “N,” do not use “G,” “M,” “N,” “R,” “V,” or“W” in the 11th position.12-1441-43Enter a TCN serial number without any duplication on the day shown in TCNpositions 8-10 (rp 37-39). Use the numbers 001 through 999 in sequence.Additional numbers, if needed, will use alphanumeric (e.g., A01, A02, A99, B01,B02).1544Enter the letter “X” unless the shipment unit must be shipped from multiple plantor warehouse locations. For multiple locations, identify each shipping pointalphabetically as indicated below:Enter the last digit of the calendar year.Enter the day of the year the TCN is assigned.A – First location.B – Second location.C – Third location.D-Z – Fourth through 23d locations (do not use the letters I, O, or X).1645Enter the partial shipment code (see Paragraph M).1746Enter the split shipment code (see Paragraph M).II-L-5

Defense Transportation Regulation – Part IICargo Movement28 June 2016I. PERSONAL PROPERTY SHIPMENTSTCNrpTCMDrpExplanation130Enter the code for the Service or Agency sponsoring (paying for) the shipment asindicated by the first position of the Transportation Account Code.231Enter the last digit of the fiscal year in which the member/employee officiallyleaves his/her current duty station. If the shipment is not a result of transferorders (e.g., early return of dependents, deserters), use the last digit of the fiscalyear of shipment.3-532-34For Privately Owned Vehicles (POVs), enter the day of the year of delivery tothe original Port of Embarkation. For all other personal property, enter the dayof the year the shipment is to be picked up from the member/employee orstorage.NOTE: To preclude duplication of TCNs, if multiple shipments of the same type(position 15) are to be picked up on the same day, for the same person,regardless of origin or destination, the shipments are documented as partialshipments (position 16).6-1435-431544Enter the member’s/employee’s social security number and for Coast Guardmembers/employees enter 99 plus the employee identification number.Enter the type shipment code from the following list:CodeDefinitionBUnaccompanied baggage Direct Procurement Method (DPM)JUnaccompanied baggage Through Government Bill of Lading(TGBL)HHousehold goods (DPM)KHousehold goods (TGBL)PPOV1645Enter the partial shipment code (see Paragraph M).1746Enter the split shipment code (see Paragraph M).J. SHIPMENT OF AN ISO CONTAINER OR CONVEYANCE (TCN ASSIGNED BY THECLEARANCE AUTHORITY)TCNrpTCMDrpExplanation1-630-35Enter the DODAAC of the activity loading shipments into the ISOcontainer/conveyance. For unit move containers/conveyances booked by theclearance authority, enter the unit’s Unit Identification Code (Army) or Unit LineNumber (all other Services)7-1036-39Enter the last four positions of the voyage document number assigned duringbooking. Once assigned, do not change even if the ISO container/conveyanceactually moves on a different voyage.II-L-6

Defense Transportation Regulation – Part IICargo MovementTCNrp28 June 2016TCMDrpExplanation1140Enter the letter “V” (Container/Conveyance movement) (Non MRM 15) or “M”(Billed using Third Party Payment System) (MRM 15).12-1441-43Enter the TCN serial number assigned by the clearance authority or bookingoffice without any duplication for the combination of data in the other TCN rp.15-1644-45The ISO container/conveyance Service Codes provided by the clearanceauthority indicate the extent of service for which the ocean carrier is paid. Enterthe origin service in position 15 (rp 44) and the destination service in position 16(rp 45). The following codes identify where the ocean carrier’s responsibility formovement begins or ends:1746CodeDefinitionKAt carrier’s terminal (pier service).LIn the commercial zone of the United States (U.S.) port city or,outside the United States within 10 miles of the port city limits.Certain port cities are divided into modified zones as listed in theUniversal Service Contract (USC) and are assigned Codes 1-9instead of Code L (local drayage).1-9In modified zones for certain port cities as defined in the USC. Thenumber Codes used correspond with zone numbers in the contract.MAt any point not covered by Codes K, L, or 1-9 (line-haul).PSame as Code M, except one or more stopoffs en route to finaldestination have been booked with the ocean carrier. Does not applyto local deliveries performed at expense to the U.S. Government.RLine-haul booked to a contract other than the ocean contract, limitedto Puerto Rico only.SSame as Code P, except that one or more scheduled stopoffs havebeen booked.TSame as Code L, 1-9, or M, except cargo is booked as a “ThroughShipment” under single factor rates.ULine-haul booked with one or more stopoffs to a contract other thanan ocean contract, limited to Puerto Rico only.Enter the type of ISO container or conveyance from the following list:CodeDefinition2Dry cargo3Platform or flatbed4Open top5Refrigerated6Top filling78InsulatedOpen frame or rack9Tank typeII-L-7

Defense Transportation Regulation – Part IICargo MovementTCNrp28 June 2016TCMDrpExplanationXSpecial or experimentalAHigh cube dry van (9 ft 6 in or higher)DTrailerEFDry rail carReefer rail carHRail flatrackSChassisZRail Tank ContainerK. SHIPMENT OF AN ISO CONTAINER OR CONVEYANCE (TCN ASSIGNED USING THECARRIER’S WEBSITE)TCNrpTCMDrpExplanation1-630-35Enter the DODAAC of the activity loading shipments into the ISO container orconveyance.7 1036 39Enter the last four positions of the voyage document number the ISO container orconveyance is scheduled to sail on. Once assigned, do not change even if theISO container/conveyance actually moves on a different voyage.114012-1415-1641-4344-45Enter the letter “S” (Direct booked container).Enter a TCN serial number without any duplication for the combination of datain the other TCN rp. This number can be an alphanumeric sequence. Examplesof the numbers to be used 001–999 and then A01 through Z99 if more than 999shipments are needed.The ISO container or conveyance Service Codes indicate the extent of service forwhich the ocean carrier is paid. Enter the origin service in position 15 (rp 44)and the destination service in position 16 (rp 45). The following codes identifywhere the ocean carrier’s responsibility for movement begins or ends:CodeKDefinitionAt carrier’s terminal (pier service).LIn the commercial zone of the U.S. port city or, outside the United Stateswithin 10 miles of the port city limits. Certain port cities are divided intomodified zones as listed in the USC and are assigned Codes 1-9 insteadof Code L (local drayage).1-9In modified zones for certain port cities as defined in the USC. Thenumber Codes used correspond with zone numbers in the contract.MAt any point not covered by Codes K, L, or 1-9 (line-haul).PSame as Code M, except one or more stopoffs en route to finaldestination have been booked with the ocean carrier. Does not apply tolocal deliveries performed at expense to the U.S. Government.II-L-8

Defense Transportation Regulation – Part IICargo MovementTCNrp1728 June 2016TCMDrpExplanationRLine-haul booked to a contract other than the ocean contract, limited toPuerto Rico only.46SSame as Code P, except that one or more scheduled stopoffs have beenbooked.TSame as Code L, 1-9, or M, except cargo is booked as a “ThroughShipment” under single factor rates.ULine-haul booked with one or more stopoffs to a contract other than anocean contract, limited to Puerto Rico only.Enter the type of ISO container or conveyance from the following list:Code Definition2Dry cargo34Platform or flatbedOpen top5Refrigerated6Top filling78InsulatedOpen frame or rack9Tank typeXSpecial or experimentalAHigh cube Dry van (9 ft 6 in or higher)DTrailerEDry rail carFReefer rail carHSRail flatrackChassisZRail Tank ContainerL. CHANNEL AIR SHIPMENT OF A SYSTEM 463L PALLET SHIPMENT UNITTCNrpTCMDrpExplanation1-630-35Enter the DODAAC of the activity loading the shipments on the pallets.7-1036-3911-1440-43Enter the last digit of the calendar year and the day or the Julian date of the yearthe TCN is assigned.Enter the TCN serial number. In the first position, enter an alpha character.Enter any alpha/numeric characters in the remaining three positions.15-1744-46Enter “XXX”.II-L-9

Defense Transportation Regulation – Part IICargo Movement28 June 2016M. PARTIAL AND SPLIT SHIPMENT UNIT INCREMENTS1. The partial and split shipment codes indicate whether or not a shipment unit is separated intoincrements and, if separated, identify the specific increments. Cargo identified by DI TU asassemblies or sets, which must move together in a shipment unit, are not divided into partial orsplit shipments. The partial and split shipment codes are required to ensure a 17-character TCNis not duplicated. While the same letter codes are used for both partial and split shipment entries,the partial shipment entry (position 16, rp 45) is made by the shipper and the split shipment entry(position 17, rp 46) is made by the transshipper. The only time a shipper makes a split shipmententry is for shipments of vehicles with detached component parts as explained in this Paragraph.The assignment of partial and split shipment codes differ for surface and air shipments asexplained in subparagraphs a and b below.a. Assignment of partial and split shipment codes for surface movement (TCN positions 16 and17, rp 45 and 46).(1) General. The partial and split shipment codes for surface cargo provide a method todocument separate increments of shipment units.(2) Surface Partial Shipment Codes (TCN position 16, rp 45).(a) When assigning a TCN to surface cargo, the shipper selects a partial shipment codefrom Paragraph M.1.a.(4), for each increment of the shipment unit moved on aseparate conveyance. The

7 36 Enter the last digit of the calendar year. 8-10 37-39 Enter the day of the year. 11 40 Enter the letter “X”. 12-14 41-43 Enter a TCN serial number without any duplication on the day shown in TCN positions 8-10 (rp 37-39). Use the numbers 001 through 999 in sequence.

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