Government Code Tables

Government Code Tables is a downloadable spreadsheet published directly by LogTool (site owner listed as "ILS") that compiles definitions and explanations for the government codes that appear in results from LogTool's own Government Research Tool. It is a self-published convenience reference, not an official government publication, and is intended to help logisticians decode abbreviations and codes encountered elsewhere on the site.

What it is

A downloadable Excel (.xlsx) file offered from the LogTool Toolbox section, described on the page as providing "tables with definitions and explanations for the government codes found in the Government Research Tool results."

Who operates it

LogTool itself (site owner recorded as "ILS"). This is first-party LogTool content, not a tool operated by a DoD component, military service, or other external agency.

Access

The page at logtool.com/Toolbox/government-code-tables is publicly accessible with no login, account, or CAC requirement — the file downloads directly. There is no official government request or provisioning path because this is not a government-hosted resource.

How logisticians use it

Users download the spreadsheet as a quick-reference companion when interpreting code values returned by LogTool's Government Research Tool, rather than looking up each code's authoritative definition individually. Because it is a secondary compilation, logisticians who need to cite or rely on a specific code definition for official work should validate it against the authoritative source publication (e.g., the FLIS cataloging structure in DoDM 4100.39, or the DLMS transaction/code standards in DLM 4000.25) rather than relying on the spreadsheet alone.

Related systems

Complements LogTool's own Government Research Tool listing (the code values it explains). For authoritative code definitions, see the DoD's FLIS cataloging documentation (DoDM 4100.39) and the DLMS series (DLM 4000.25).