NIIN-FGC-IIC-LRC-IWST

This entry is a cross-reference lookup that ties a National Item Identification Number (NIIN) to several Navy weapon-system-support codes and organizational assignments — FGC, IIC, LRC, and IWST. The underlying table lives on a Common Access Card (CAC)-gated Navy system operated by Naval Supply Systems Command Weapon Systems Support (NAVSUP WSS); it is not a public web tool, and LogTool does not host or reproduce the table itself.

What it is

Of the five codes in this reference's name, only one has a confirmed public meaning: IWST stands for Integrated Weapon Support Team (also referred to in some NAVSUP WSS materials as Integrated Weapon System Team) — a cross-functional team within NAVSUP WSS assigned to sustain a specific weapon system or platform (for example, dedicated IWSTs exist for the H-1 helicopter and P-8A Poseidon communities). A NIIN-to-IWST cross-reference lets a user look up which support team owns a given stock-numbered item.

Who operates it

NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support (NAVSUP WSS), a major subordinate command of Naval Supply Systems Command headquartered in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, provides program and supply support for Navy and Marine Corps weapon systems. NAVSUP WSS organizes much of its item-support workforce into Integrated Weapon Support Teams aligned to specific platforms.

Access

The underlying lookup is reached through a NAVSUP-hosted system that requires a Common Access Card (CAC); it is not accessible to the general public and has no self-service account-request path documented on a public page.

How logisticians use it

Personnel who already work within NAVSUP WSS or a fleet supply chain role use this type of cross-reference to quickly identify which Integrated Weapon Support Team is responsible for a given NIIN — useful when routing a supply issue, casualty report (CASREP), or unfilled order to the correct platform-support team.

Related systems

Authoritative, publicly documented NIIN and cataloging data is maintained by the Defense Logistics Agency through the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) and PUB LOG. Readers who need to verify or expand on FGC, IIC, or LRC definitions should consult DLA's Federal and International Cataloging program materials rather than relying on this entry.