If a document concerns Ship's design and material, which SSIC should be used?

If a document concerns Ship's design and material, which SSIC should be used?

• A. 9000
• B. 6000
• C. 1306
• D. 7000

Answer: (A)

SSIC codes categorize Navy documents by subject so they can be filed and retrieved efficiently. For materials and design work on ships, the 9000 series is the range designated for ship design and construction topics. Using that series keeps the document aligned with engineering, hull design, materials, and related ship development work, making it easy for the right teams to find it. The other ranges correspond to different subject areas, so they wouldn’t match the document’s focus and would hinder proper filing and retrieval.

SSIC codes categorize Navy documents by subject so they can be filed and retrieved efficiently. For materials and design work on ships, the 9000 series is the range designated for ship design and construction topics. Using that series keeps the document aligned with engineering, hull design, materials, and related ship development work, making it easy for the right teams to find it. The other ranges correspond to different subject areas, so they wouldn’t match the document’s focus and would hinder proper filing and retrieval.