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  commands (LCMCs), and SDDC. Discussion of the major USAMC commands and their subordinate
  commands follows.
  INSTALLATION MANAGEMENT COMMAND
  2-23. IMCOM integrates and delivers base support to enable readiness for a globally responsive Army.
  IMCOM’s broad range of responsibilities enable installation readiness by providing infrastructure
  management, sustainment, installation protection, and training support services. These responsibilities also
  provide resilient Soldier and Family programs. Full employment of IMCOM’s capabilities facilitate
  execution of pre-deployment activities, deployment, and pre-redeployment activities in support of large-scale
  combat operations.
  UNITED STATES ARMY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT COMMAND
  2-24. The United States Army Financial Management Command is responsible for the delivery of Army-
  wide, headquarters-level financial management functions, including systems support, audit and compliance
  support, financial operations support, and Army Enterprise Resource Planning systems business process
  standardization support. United States Army Financial Management Command oversees enterprise-wide
  finance and comptroller support to Army expeditionary and garrison organizations by providing financial
  management and systems technical training, evaluations of financial management units, and technical and
  integrated oversight of Army field financial management activities. Additionally, United States Army
  Financial Management Command develops, fields, trains, and sustains electronic commerce capabilities in
  cooperation with the United States Treasury, Federal Reserve Banks, credit unions, and banks. See JP 3-80
  for additional information.
  ARMY SUSTAINMENT COMMAND
  2-25. ASC integrates and synchronizes the delivery of USAMC and materiel enterprise capabilities at
  echelon from the theater strategic level of warfare to the operational level of warfare. ASC delivers materiel
  readiness, force generation, and power projection and sets the conditions for future readiness at home station.
  ASC forward-stationed capabilities provide command and control to all USAMC assets in theater, shape the
  logistics environment, and help set the theater to accelerate force reception into theater. Deployable logistics
  support elements (LSEs) provide expeditionary corps and divisions the ability to rapidly integrate into the
  theater delivery of USAMC capabilities at echelon for responsive support to Soldier priorities. ASC serves
  as the Army’s lead materiel integrator, identifying excess and obsolete major end items and providing
  disposition instructions to units. It is responsible for integrating logistics support with strategic partners and
  links the national sustainment base with the expeditionary Army. Major mission areas include logistics
  synchronization in support of the Regionally Aligned Readiness and Modernization Model, APS, materiel
  management, and the Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP). Mission execution is through a
  global network of organizations to include the ASC staff, Army field support brigades (AFSBs), Army field
  support battalions (AFSBns), logistics readiness centers (LRCs), and LSEs embedded at the division and
  corps levels. For additional information on ASC subordinate units see ATP 4-98, and for additional
  information on how ASC supports theater operations see ATP 4-93.
  Logistics Civil Augmentation Program
  2-26. LOGCAP is a performance-based program that provides broad, contracted sustainment support to joint
  operations, coalition partners, and other federal agencies to address ASCC regional and country planning
  requirements where a military capability is not readily available to support setting the theater and theater
  sustainment. Pre-awarded task orders are regionally aligned for rapid response to emerging events. Planning
  elements are embedded within the AFSB to coordinate annex W (Operational Contract Support) development
  and integrate and synchronize LOGCAP capabilities into OPLANs and concept plans, with focus on OCS-
  related analysis of the OE, APS, Army power projection platforms, mobilization force generation
  installations, theater opening, sustainment, theater distribution, stability operations, noncombatant
  evacuation operations, and defense support of civil authorities. LOGCAP is designed to support shaping OEs
  and sustainment preparation of the OE. LOGCAP is designated as a preferred source for logistics support
  and must be considered by requiring activities as part of OCS market research before establishing a new
  contract. See ATP 4-10.1 and AR 700-137 for additional information.