What notification type indicates the release of an item that was previously suspended?

The release of an item that was previously suspended is communicated through a Release NAR (Notice of Action Required). This specific type of notification informs relevant parties that the suspension is lifted and that the item is again available for use, distribution, or procurement.

The purpose of a Release NAR is critical in maintaining operational readiness and ensuring that all stakeholders are aware of item availability, especially after a period of restricted use. This notification helps streamline processes within organizations that rely on ammunition and equipment management, ensuring they can resume normal operations without unnecessary delays.

Other notification types serve different purposes. For instance, a Cancellation Notice is used when an item is officially removed from listings or discontinued, while a Warning Notice pertains to potential hazards associated with items and does not imply a return to availability. Safety Bulletins focus on providing important safety information concerning ammunition or items but are not specifically tied to the re-release of suspended items. This context clarifies the unique role of a Release NAR in the communication hierarchy concerning suspended items.