What movement type is used to manually add excess provisions discovered during an inventory into your provisional storage location?

The correct movement type for manually adding excess provisions discovered during an inventory into your provisional storage location is 501. This movement type is specifically designated for recording excess materials that have been identified and need to be transferred into the inventory system for proper tracking and management. When the supplies are found to exceed the recorded amounts, using this movement type ensures that the gains are accounted for within the logistics system, which is critical for maintaining accurate inventory levels and reporting.

Movement types play an essential role in the Global Combat Support System by defining the nature of the stock movement, and 501 is particularly focused on integrating newly identified excess inventory into the system correctly. This helps in aligning the actual stock on hand with what is recorded in the database, fostering better operational readiness and resource allocation.