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  including the disposal of hazardous waste. DLA supports United States Indo-Pacific Command, United States
  Central Command/ United States Special Operations Command, and United States European Command/
  United States Africa Command through an established regional command as its focal point. United States
  Northern Command, United States Southern Command, United States Strategic Command, and
  USTRANSCOM have dedicated liaison officers. DLA participates fully in adaptive planning and execution
  across the range of military operations, and when requested through a Global Force Management Request
  for Forces or Secretary of Defense-approved standing executive order, establishes and deploys expeditionary
  capabilities to support CCMD mission execution. DLA’s deployable capabilities can include personnel to
  provide logistics planning and operations support, commodity and logistics services support (Rapid
  Deployment Teams that deploy to form a DLA Support Team and Liaison Teams), material disposition and
  retrograde (DLA Disposition Services Expeditionary Operations), and material processing centers with
  shipping consolidation functions via DLA Distribution Expeditionary. See DODD 5105.22 and JP 4-0 for
  additional information.
  DEFENSE HEALTH AGENCY
  2-17. The Defense Health Agency is a combat support agency that enables the Army, Navy, and Air Force
  medical services to provide a medically ready force and ready medical force to CCMDs. Defense Health
  Agency supports the delivery of integrated health services to Military Health System beneficiaries and is
  responsible for driving greater integration of clinical and business processes across the Military Health
  System. The Defense Health Agency manages the Armed Services Blood Program and is responsible for
  coordinating support to CCMD requirements. For more information, see DODD 5136.13 and DODI 6480.04.
  DEFENSE CONTRACT MANAGEMENT AGENCY
  2-18. The Defense Contract Management Agency is the combat support agency responsible for providing
  contract administration services to the DOD acquisition enterprise and its partners to ensure delivery of
  quality products and services to the operating force. Defense Contract Management Agency, along with the
  Services, may also serve as an OCS force provider in major contingency and expeditionary operations when
  requested by the supported CCDR and as directed by the Under Secretary of Defense (Acquisition and
  Sustainment). See DODD 5105.64 and JP 4-0 for additional information.
  DEFENSE FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING SERVICE
  2-19. The Defense Finance and Accounting Service is responsible for the delivery and responsive accounting
  and financial management services for DOD. It provides timely and useful information to decision makers,
  allowing them to manage their resources more effectively. It is an agency supporting the Office of the Under
  Secretary of Defense, Comptroller—the principal advisor to the Secretary of Defense for fiscal matters. As
  such, it is the responsibility of Defense Finance and Accounting Service to coordinate and collaborate with
  all defense agencies, the military Services, and CCMDs to assist in the establishment and monitor compliance
  of theater financial management standards and policy. See JP 3-80 for additional information.
  UNITED STATES ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND
  2-20. USAMC is the Army’s lead materiel integrator providing national-level sustainment, acquisition
  integration support, contracting support, and selected logistics support to Army forces. It also provides related
  common support to other Services and multinational and interagency partners. The capabilities of USAMC
  are diverse and are employed through its various major subordinate commands and other subordinate
  organizations. Some of USAMC’s subordinate commands provide capabilities from the national strategic
  level of warfare to the operational level of warfare. See ATP 4-98 and AR 10-87 for additional information.
  2-21. USAMC plans and coordinates expeditionary force contracting support operations, providing
  contracting support for deployed units and installation-level services, supplies, minor military construction,
  the Army organic industrial base, and common-use information technology hardware and software. For
  additional information on USAMC contracting, see ATP 4-71.
  2-22. USAMC major commands are Installation Management Command (IMCOM), United States Army
  Financial Management Command, Army Sustainment Command (ASC), United States Army Contracting
  Command (ACC), United States Army Security Assistance Command, the USAMC lifecycle management