text: Human Resources (HR) Support
   Equipment.
   NIPRNET and SIPRNET access.
   Reporting formats to be used for degraded operations.
  1-87. Provide HR services input to plans and orders considerations:
  * Essential personnel services considerations:
   Issuance of common access card (CAC) and ID tags.
   Awards authority and processing.
   Promotion processing.
   Military pay and entitlements.
   Personnel action requests.
   Leaves and passes.
   Rest and recuperation (R&R) guidance and allocation by subordinate unit.
   Close-out evaluation reports.
   Line of duty (LOD) investigations.
   Other EPS functions as necessary.
  * Postal operations considerations:
   Initial mail restrictions.
   Addresses.
   Supporting postal organizations.
   Scheduled delivery/retrograde.
   Army post office (APO) locations and supporting units.
   Retrograde mail.
   Redirect mail.
   Casualty mail.
   Ground and air logistical movement.
   Operational contract support (OCS).
  * Morale, welfare, and recreation support considerations:
   Initial deployment instructions.
   ARC support/procedures and processing.
   In-country MWR support.
   AAFES support.
  1-88. Coordinating instructions may include the following:
  * Commander’s critical information requirements include, but are not limited to—
   Loss of battalion or higher commander, command sergeant major, or primary staff.
   Casualty rates greater than 15 percent of any battalion’s available strength.
   Capture of friendly personnel.
   Unauthorized release of casualty information.
   Loss of any mail flight or convoy.
   Delay of mail flow of 24 hours or more.
   Loss of a replacement flight or convoy.
   Delay in replacement flow of more than 24 hours.
  * Rear detachment operations (for example, records custodian, support to stay-behind Soldiers and
  units, and installation management command [IMCOM]/military personnel division CAC
  coordination).
  * Personnel policies and procedures (for example, Red Cross messages and rotation policy).
  * Enemy prisoners of war, civilian internees, and other detained personnel.