If you find material requiring additional parts during an inspection, which SCC do you assign?

The correct choice is G. When you find material requiring additional parts during an inspection, it is essential to classify the issue according to the Supply Condition Code (SCC) that reflects this need. The SCC G is specifically designated for items that require parts, repairs, or other actions to make them serviceable. This classification ensures proper tracking and management of maintenance requirements, allowing for efficient resource allocation and follow-up.

Assigning SCC G signifies that the item is not ready for immediate use and indicates the necessary actions needed to return the item to a serviceable condition. This systematic approach helps maintain aircraft readiness and safety by ensuring that all equipment is properly assessed and addressed according to its repair and parts needs.