text: Appendix D
  DEPLOYED THEATER ACCOUNTABILITY SYSTEM
  D-15. The Deployed Theater Accountability System establishes and maintains personnel accountability. It is
  a classified system fielded to all human resource commanders, personnel, and organizations and consists of
  three distinct levels: mobile, major command, and enterprise. It provides reliable, timely, and efficient
  accountability for Soldiers, DOD Civilians, contractors authorized to accompany the force, and foreign
  nationals, enabling commanders at all echelons to track their personnel by name, unit, location, and date. It
  also allows commanders to track their personnel while in transit, populating duty status changes by
  synchronizing to the major command system. The major command system transfers historical records to the
  enterprise server daily.
  INTERACTIVE PERSONNEL ELECTRONIC RECORDS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
  D-16. The Interactive Personnel Electronic Records Management System is the document repository of Army
  military human resource records and legal artifacts for all components. The Army military HR record
  contains a copy of all permanent documents. Documentation is placed into the Soldier’s Army military record
  in accordance with AR 600-8-104. For family members, accuracy of information is critical for next-of-kin
  notification.
  REGIONAL LEVEL APPLICATION SOFTWARE
  D-17. The United States Army Reserve uses the Regional Level Application Software as a client-server, web-
  enabled application for the management of personnel and resources. It shows the overall readiness posture
  of a unit by Soldier and generates Total Army Personnel Database-Reserves transactions and electronically
  transmits the data to HRC.
  MORTUARY AFFAIRS REPORTING AND TRACKING SYSTEM
  D-18. The Mortuary Affairs Reporting and Tracking System is an Army web-based application used by all
  Services in a theater of operations to facilitate the tracking of human remains and personal effects from a
  mortuary affairs collection point to a final destination, such as the Dover Air Force Base Port Mortuary or
  the Joint Personal Effects Depot (CONUS). Mortuary affairs specialists electronically generate standard
  DOD forms to facilitate the shipment, documentation, identification, processing, and tracking of human
  remains and property. HQDA G-4 provides functional oversite for the Mortuary Affairs Reporting and
  Tracking System. When requested, system users requiring access coordinate with their theater fatality
  management officer for training, support, and deployment requirements.
  ARMY FOOD MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
  D-19. The Army Food Management Information System is not an enterprise resource planning system, but
  rather a highly developed web-based system that provides an automated Army worldwide food service
  program. Army Food Management Information System provides users the capability to order, receive,
  inventory, and invoice Class I supplies to include field rations. It also supports the operations of dining
  facilities for menu planning, production and recipe management, automated head count, labor scheduling,
  cash collection, and equipment replacement. The Army Food Management Information System is a
  centralized repository that eliminated batch processing and meets the web-based requirement. It also reduces
  overhead for each installation contract and ensures integrated and coordinated improvements.
  TRANSPORTATION AND AMMUNITION SYSTEMS
  D-20. Sustainment information systems include both enterprise resource planning systems and stove-piped
  legacy Standard Army Management Information Systems. Currently, the Transportation Coordinator’s
  Automated Information for Movements System II enables users to manage all aspects of transportation
  operations. It provides automated support to functions performed by a wide range of users including unit
  movement officers, installation transportation officers, and mode managers responsible for transportation and
  distribution.
  D-21. The Standard Army Ammunition System-Modernization system is the Army’s web-based
  management, reporting, and accounting system for retail Class V ammunition receipt, storage, maintenance,