text: Army Sustainment Information Systems
  DEFENSE CASUALTY INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM – PERSONNEL CASUALTY
  REPORTING
  D-9. The Defense Casualty Information Processing System-Personnel Casualty Reporting is an automated
  system used to record and report casualty data. The system is employed by HR units—typically casualty
  liaison elements, battalion and brigade level S-1 sections, and G-1/AGs performing casualty reporting
  missions. While not required, battalion S-1 sections may use the Defense Casualty Information Processing
  System-Personnel Casualty Reporting to submit their casualty reports to higher headquarters. When adequate
  NIPRNET access is available, the web-based component of the Defense Casualty Information Processing
  System-Personnel Casualty Reporting should be used for casualty reporting. Gaining access and configuring
  the web-based component of Defense Casualty Information Processing System-Personnel Casualty
  Reporting requires prior coordination with the casualty and mortuary affairs operation center and the casualty
  reporting chain of command. The web-based component of Defense Casualty Information Processing
  System-Personnel Casualty Reporting is available only on the NIPRNET.
  DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY MOBILIZATION PROCESSING SYSTEM
  D-10. Department of the Army Mobilization Processing System is a SIPRNET-hosted business process
  application that takes a force request for a unit mobilization from initiation, through required Department of
  the Army staff review, and to the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Manpower and Reserve Affairs—the
  Army principal delegated the authority to order units to involuntary mobilization. For more information, refer
  to FM 1-0.
  DEFENSE ENROLLMENT ELIGIBILITY REPORTING SYSTEM
  D-11. The Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System is a database maintaining personnel and benefits
  information for Active and Reserve Component Soldiers, retired uniformed service members, eligible family
  members, and other DOD personnel and DOD contractors requiring logical access. It verifies eligibility when
  producing common access cards and supports benefit delivery including medical, dental, and life insurance
  and educational benefits. In addition, the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System enables DOD
  e-business (including providing identity management), reduces fraud and abuse of government benefits, and
  supports medical readiness.
  DEPLOYABLE REAL-TIME AUTOMATED PERSONNEL IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM
  D-12. The Deployable Real-Time Automated Personnel Identification System workstation is a laptop
  workstation designed for use in both tactical and non-tactical environments. It provides Defense Enrollment
  Eligibility Reporting System updates and issues common access cards to Soldiers at home station or in a
  deployed environment. It also provides the user with a common access card personal identification number
  reset capability. This system works only when connected to the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting
  System and has the same operational capability as the standard desktop version of the Real-Time Automated
  Personnel Identification System workstation.
  TACTICAL PERSONNEL SYSTEM
  D-13. This stand-alone database provides an ad-hoc ability to create a temporary system to account for unit
  personnel. It has limited ability to perform robust personnel accountability or strength reporting. Human
  resource professionals use the Tactical Personnel System primarily to create manifests for transportation by
  air. It produces automated manifests that can be loaded in Air Force manifesting systems and deployed theater
  accountability systems.
  ARMY DISASTER PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY AND ASSESSMENT SYSTEM
  D-14. The Army Disaster Personnel Accountability and Assessment System is a web-based application
  designed to augment the disaster accountability process by aiding in the determination of the status and
  locations of all Army affiliated personnel—Soldiers, Army Civilians, contractors authorized to accompany
  the force, and family members when directed by the Secretary of Defense. It is the official tool for personnel
  accountability during natural or manmade disasters. The system provides DOD and Army leaders a means
  of determining the status of Army personnel and family members in an affected area and facilitates decisions
  on allocating resources for recovery and reconstitution.