text: Appendix A
  integration, and enhances support to sustainment operations. It expands upon the Force XXI Battle
  Command, Brigade and Below and the Blue Force Tracking systems.
  JOINT PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY RECONCILIATION AND REPORTING
  A-45. Joint Personnel Accountability Reconciliation and Reporting develops a process for obtaining
  personnel visibility of all U.S. forces in a geographic combatant commander’s AO using automation. It
  leverages existing Defense Manpower Data Center systems and HR expertise of personnel tracking systems,
  and provides reconciliation and reporting of personnel from multiple DOD sources.
  MANEUVER CONTROL SYSTEM
  A-46. The Maneuver Control System is the primary mission command information source, providing the
  COP, decision aids, and overlays capabilities to support the tactical commander and staff. The system
  interfaces with the force-level information database populated from the other battlefield-automated systems.
  The system satisfies information requirements for a specific operation, tracks resources, displays situational
  awareness, effects timely control of current combat operations, and effectively develops and distributes plans,
  orders, and estimates to support future operations. It also supports the MDMP.
  MEDICAL PLANNERS’ TOOLKIT
  A-47. The Medical Planners’ Toolkit (MPTk) is a suite of tools combined into a single desktop application.
  It supports the joint medical planning community and provides users with a means of estimating required
  replacements by MOS and pay grade. The medical planning tools used for deriving casualty estimate rates
  for operational planning are the Patient Condition Occurrence Frequency Tool, Casualty Rate Estimation
  Tool, and the Expeditionary Medical Requirements Estimator. When used collectively, these tools provide
  data to enhance medical planning efficiency.
  MEDICAL PROTECTION SYSTEM
  A-48. In addition to the HR systems listed above, S-1s need access to the Medical Protection System. It is a
  medical system, which provides S-1s and their commanders with a real-time, worldwide system to monitor
  and assess the medical readiness and deployability for Soldiers in their respective units. The system is
  accessible to brigade surgeons to assist in planning and executing Army Health System operations and to
  provide commanders with medical situational understanding. The S-1 can use the system to track DOD
  individual medical readiness requirements, and provides commanders with comprehensive reports to assess
  the medical readiness for their Soldiers. The comprehensive medical readiness data includes all medical and
  dental requirements IAW AR 600-8-101.
  NET UNIT STATUS REPORTING
  A-49. Net Unit Status Reporting is a web-based Army readiness input tool that enables HR users to import
  current readiness, status information, and data on their unit(s) from official sources and assists HR users in
  preparing and submitting readiness status reports into the Defense Readiness Reporting System-Army. The
  Defense Readiness Reporting System-Army is a commander’s report that provides enhanced features that
  directly links users to respective Army authoritative databases and provides user-friendly web-based input
  tools to ease report submission.
  NON-CLASSIFIED INTERNET PROTOCOL ROUTER NETWORK
  A-50. The NIPRNET is a network of government owned internet protocol routers used to exchange sensitive
  unclassified information. It provides access to specific DOD network services and supports a wide variety of
  applications such as email, web-based collaboration, information dissemination, and connectivity to the
  worldwide internet. Access to the NIPRNET is obtained through a standardized tactical entry point site or
  teleport, which then distributes through an unclassified theater network. The NIPRNET enables a myriad of
  other reach functions from deployed forces to the sustaining base and lateral collaboration among deployed
  elements.