What is a munitions forecast called when it is returned from MAJCOM and auto-loaded into CAS?

The term "allocation" refers to the process of distributing resources or assets based on a forecast or need. In the context of munitions, when a forecast is returned from the Major Command (MAJCOM) and is automatically loaded into the Combat Ammunition System (CAS), it signifies that the munitions have been allocated for use based on the identified requirements.

This allocation process ensures that the proper quantities of munitions are available to meet operational demands and support mission readiness. It reflects a structured approach to managing munitions inventory and supply, ultimately supporting efficient logistics and operational capabilities.

In contrast, requisitions refer to the act of formally requesting goods or services, while a request for proposal typically involves soliciting bids from suppliers for a specific requirement. A resource allocation plan outlines how resources will be distributed but does not specifically denote the auto-loading procedure in CAS.