Message requisitions must convey the same data as which form?

The correct answer is rooted in the specific purpose of the forms mentioned in the options. DD Form 1348 or its variant DD Form 1348-6 are procurement forms used for requisitioning and tracking items, particularly in a military or logistics context. These forms capture essential information about the items being requested, including quantity, description, and destination, which is critical for accurate processing and fulfillment of orders.

When forming message requisitions, it is necessary for these messages to align with the data structure and information required in the DD Form 1348/1348-6 to ensure consistency and correctness in ordering supplies or equipment. This alignment helps streamline communication between various departments or services in the military supply chain, minimizing errors and enhancing efficiency.

Other forms listed, such as DD Form 149 (used for correction of military records), DD Form 1450 (used for notifying individuals about their administrative actions), and DD Form 214 (provides a summary of a service member's discharge from active duty), serve different functions and do not pertain to the requisition of supplies. Thus, they would not convey the necessary data relevant to message requisitions in the same way that DD Form 1348/1348-6 does.