Which of the following is NOT a part of the ammunition turn-in documentation required after an exercise?

The requirement for ammunition turn-in documentation after an exercise typically focuses on tracking and reporting the quantities of ammunition expended, including both serviceable and unserviceable items. The quantities expended, including the serviceable rounds that may be turned in and those classified as unserviceable due to damage or malfunction, are crucial for accounting and inventory purposes.

In this context, while the quantity of damaged ammunition is an important detail for logistical and safety considerations, it is not typically required to be itemized in the standard turn-in documentation. Documentation usually emphasizes the broader categories of ammunition handled, rather than specifics about damages. Therefore, the correct choice reflects the documentation that does not typically form part of the routine required paperwork post-exercise, highlighting the need for overall accountability without focusing on the state of the damaged ammunition specifically.