What are supplemental allocations requests called once they are approved?

The term used for supplemental allocation requests after they have been approved is "special levels." This designation indicates that the approved requests have been recognized and integrated into the supply chain, allowing for enhanced management of munitions or materials based on specific operational needs. The concept of "special levels" highlights the necessity for certain resources that exceed regular allocations due to unforeseen requirements or mission-specific demands, ensuring that units can maintain operational readiness and effectiveness.

In contrast, the other options refer to different aspects of inventory management or requisitioning processes. Temporary allocations are generally used for short-term needs but do not reflect the formal approval of supplemental requests. Approved requisition levels denote standard or routine orders that have been processed but may not include the specific circumstances surrounding supplemental requests. Conditional stock requests often imply additional criteria or limitations associated with the request, rather than the outright approval status that "special levels" conveys.