inventories of more than $200 million were Ships Repair Parts, General Stores Material, Single Manager Medical-Dental Material, and Electronic Repair Parts.

As of 30 June 1960, 33.4 percent of the distributed Stock Fund inventories were classified ss Peacetime Operating; 30.4 percent as Mobilization Reserve; 13.9 percent as Economic Retention; 8.9 percent as Contingency Retention; and 13.4 percent as Excess stocks.

5. Marine Corps Supply System Inventories (Table 37)

The total value of Marine Corps supply system inventories as of 30 June 1960 amounted to $1.5 billion, 24.2 percent of which is carried in Marine Corps Stock Fund inventories.

On 30 June 1960, the two largest categories of stocks were Ammunition and Guided Missiles, and Ordnance-Tank-Automotive, each of which had inventories valued at over $500 million and together made up over 70 percent of the total Marine Corps stocks.

As of the end of fiscal year 1960, 13.6 percent of the distributed portion of Marine Corps supply system inventories was classified as Peacetime Operating; 61.5 percent as Mobilization Reserve; 13.2 percent as Economic and Contingency Retention Stocks and 11.7 percent as Excess stocks (Chart 10).

Marine Corps Stock Fund Inventories (Table 38)

Included in the $1.5 billion of Marine Corps supply system inventories shown in Table 37 are $0.4 billion carried in the Marine Corps Stock Fund. These inventories, as of 30 June 1960, are shown by inventory strata and category in Table 38. The largest two categories in the Marine Corps

Table 37.--Supply System Inventories (including Stock Funds)