What type of information does a measurement document provide?

A measurement document primarily provides counter readings at specific times, which are critical for tracking the performance or status of equipment or systems over a particular period. These readings supply essential data that can be used for analysis, decision-making, and ensuring operational efficiency.

In the context of the Global Combat Support System (GCSS), counter readings may include metrics related to inventory levels, equipment usage, or operational performance, and these readings help officers monitor adherence to standards and regulations. This information is crucial for maintaining readiness and effectiveness in various logistical operations.

While personnel performance metrics, equipment purchase details, and maintenance scheduling information are important aspects of operations, they do not directly relate to the core function of a measurement document, which is to record specific performance indicators over time. The focus on counter readings ensures that timely and accurate data is available for assessing operational status and for planning and executing maintenance or support activities.