What output is produced to report the applicable change of a mission capable (MICAP) condition each time transaction NOR is processed?

The production of a MICAP report (B9*) upon processing the NOR transaction is crucial because it details the mission capable condition changes for inventory items. When a NOR (Notice of Receipt) transaction is processed, it reflects updates and statuses that affect the readiness and availability of critical assets. The MICAP report specifically focuses on items that have experienced mission capability changes, which are essential for maintaining awareness of asset functionality and operational readiness.

This report serves as a key mechanism for ensuring that logistics and supply chain management are in sync with the actual performance and readiness of resources required for mission objectives. By creating a dedicated report for mission capable condition changes, it allows personnel to quickly assess and respond to inventory statuses that could affect mission performance. In this context, the other reports listed—status report, update report, and inventory report—do not specifically address MICAP conditions, making the MICAP report the most relevant and accurate output of the NOR transaction.