What movement type should you use when moving property from one storage location to another?

The correct choice for moving property from one storage location to another is associated with the movement type designated for transfer actions within supply chains. The specific movement type used for such transfers often involves recording the movement of supplies between different locations in a seamless manner to maintain accurate inventory management.

In this context, movement type 311 is specifically utilized for transferring property between storage locations within the same supply system. This type helps clarify and document the internal movement of equipment and supplies, ensuring that both the sending and receiving locations maintain accurate records of their inventory.

The other movement types typically serve different purposes, such as internal transfers, adjustments, or specific logistics operations, which are not aligned with the basic need to transfer property from one location to another. Understanding the distinct purposes of each movement type enhances effective supply chain management and supports accurate record-keeping within the Army's supply system.