text: Human Resources Automation Support
  SECRET INTERNET PROTOCOL ROUTER NETWORK
  A-51. The SIPRNET supports critical mission command applications and intelligence functions. It operates
  in a manner similar to the NIPRNET, but as a secure network. As with the NIPRNET, the SIPRNET provides
  access to many web-based applications, as well as the ability to send and receive classified information up to
  SECRET. These applications and capabilities enable the effective planning and execution of plans in a secure
  environment. The SIPRNET also enables a myriad of reach logistics functions from deployed forces to the
  sustaining base and lateral collaboration among deployed elements.
  SINGLE MOBILITY SYSTEM
  A-52. The Single Mobility System is a web-based computer system providing visibility of air, sea, and land
  transportation assets and provides aggregated reporting of cargo and passenger movements. The system does
  this by collecting plane, ship, and truck movement data from other computer systems such as the Global
  Transportation Network, Consolidated Air Mobility Planning System, Global Defense Support System, Joint
  Air Logistics Information System, Air National Guard Management Utility, and the Defense Transportation
  Tracking System.
  SUSTAINMENT TACTICAL NETWORK
  A-53. The Sustainment Tactical Network includes the Combat Service Support Automated Information
  System Interface and the Very Small Aperture Terminal systems. These are Army sustainment information
  systems that support the Global Combat Support System-Army and Enterprise Resource Planning systems.
  Combat Service Support Automated Information System Interface
  A-54. The Combat Service Support Automated Information System Interface links Army sustainment
  information system computers through a deployable wireless local area network. It enables secure
  communications between unit commanders, sustainment/HR managers, and Soldiers to provide Soldiers the
  sustainment/HR support needed to stay equipped and operationally ready.
  Very Small Aperture Terminal
  A-55. The Very Small Aperture Terminal is a mobile satellite terminal used for reliable connectivity. Used
  in-conjunction with the Combat Service Support Automated Information System Interface, it permits the
  receipt and transmission of data and voice over internet protocol communications via the
  NIPRNET/SIPRNET from any location. Together with the Combat Service Support Automated Information
  Systems Interface, it gives the TSC the communication asset it needs to manage and maintain mission
  command support across theater.
  SYNCHRONIZED PRE-DEPLOYMENT AND OPERATIONAL TRACKER
  A-56. The Joint Enterprise Contractor Management and Accountability System provides SPOT generated
  CAAF accountability data to the TPOC and ASCC G-1/AG per local command policy. The ASCC G-1/AG
  is responsible for developing mission specific CAAF accountability and reporting policies, and monitors the
  execution of the CAAF accountability process. The TPOC, corps G-1/AGs and division G-1s, and S-1s
  execute these policies. For additional information on SPOT, see JP 4-10, Operational Contract Support, AR
  715-9, and ATP 4-10/MCRP 4-11H/NTTP 4-09.1/AFMAN 10-409-O.
  TRANSPORTATION COORDINATOR’S AUTOMATED INFORMATION FOR MOVEMENT SYSTEM
  II
  A-57. The Transportation Coordinator’s Automated Information for Movement System II is a joint
  automated information system for unit moves, installation transportation office, and functionality of the
  transportation management office. It provides an integrated traffic management capability and supports
  deployment, redeployment, and sustainment of U.S. forces. The system ultimately integrates with unit,
  installation, and depot-level supply systems to manage inbound and outbound movement, shipment,
  documentation, and requisition information. The system provides the TSC with an automated capability to