Which supply class covers Personal demand items?

• A. Class I
• B. Class II
• C. Class III
• D. Class VI

Answer: (D)

Supply classification groups items to organize procurement and accountability. Personal demand items are everyday, nonmilitary-use goods that service members might want for personal comfort or routine needs, not essential equipment for missions. This type of item is categorized under Class VI, which is specifically for personal demand items such as toiletries, personal care products, snacks, and other discretionary goods that support morale and daily living. The other classes cover different categories—for example, Class I is subsistence (food), Class II includes clothing, equipment, and general supplies, Class III covers fuels, Class IV construction materials, Class V ammunition, and so on—so personal comfort items belong in Class VI. Therefore, the correct class is Class VI.