Military Property (MILPROP) Military Senior Leader Course (M-SLC) Practice Test

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Which statement best describes the difference between 100% and cyclic inventories in MILPROP?

A cyclic inventory checks a subset of items periodically.

A 100% inventory accounts for all items in the property book at a point in time.

They are the same process with different names.

100% inventory is only done during audits.

In MILPROP, the distinction is between a full 100% inventory and cyclic counts. A 100% inventory is a full count of every item listed in the property book at a single point in time, establishing complete accountability for all items. Cyclic inventories, on the other hand, count only a subset of items on a rotating schedule, keeping ongoing accuracy between full inventories without taking everything out of circulation at once. They are different processes and 100% inventories are not limited to audits; they are a standard procedure to confirm the entire inventory at a specific moment.

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