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c. Phase II (Investigation and Recommendation): This phase identifies all relevant information related to the LDD of the equipment, determines the proximate loss to the government and provides recommendation(s) to the Approval Authority for financial liability. The FLO will provide findings & recommendations, Notification memos & submit the FLIPL for a Legal Review for Appointing Authority (BN/BDE CDR/ GENERAL). Blocks 12 and 13 should be completely filled out on the DD 200 in AFT at this phase.

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