the overall ABFC System comprises a preplannedcollection of individual functional components, each ofwhich is designed and organized to perform a specificfunction at an advanced base. These functionalcomponents are given code numbers and names toindicate their function; for example, component P26 isa Seabee Team, and component N24A is a 750-man tentcamp.By using the ABFC System, planners for logistics,facilities, and construction can readily identify theequipment, facilities, materials, construction effort, andother pertinent information that is needed for eachcomponent. The basic document that identifies all ofthis data is the NAVFAC P-437.NAVFAC P-437The Facilities Planning Guide, NAVFAC P-437, isthe basic tool that you should consult when tasked toassist in planning the construction of an advanced base.This document identifies the structures and supportingutilities of the Navy ABFC System. It was developedto make pre-engineered facility designs andcorresponding material lists available to planners at alllevels. While these designs relate primarily to expectedneeds at advanced bases and to the Navy ABFC System,they can also be used to satisfy peacetime requirements.Facilities, logistics, and construction planners will eachfind the information required to select and document thematerial necessary to construct facilities.NAVFAC P-437 consists of two volumes. Althoughit may seem unusual to do so, volume 2 will be coveredfirst.Volume 2Volume 2 of the P-437 is organized into three parts.Part 1 (Components) contains data displays for each ofthe ABFC components and is indexed by code number.These data displays list and describe the facilities thatmake up each ABFC component. Figure 6-26 is anFigure 6-26.-Typical data display for a component.6-35
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