text: Army Sustainment at Echelon
  Sealift Command as the Navy component command, and the Military Surface Deployment and Distribution
  Command (SDDC) as the ASCC. See JP 4-09 and ATP 3-35 for additional information on USTRANSCOM.
  2-8. The USTRANSCOM commander is the DOD single manager for global bulk fuel management and
  delivery in support of CCDR requirements. As the single manager, USTRANSCOM synchronizes bulk fuel
  posture, planning, and execution and advocates for resources, capabilities, and process improvements in
  coordination with CCMDs, the Services, and the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA).
  2-9. The USTRANSCOM commander exercises coordinating authority for joint deployment and distribution
  enterprise operations and planning across all domains and collaborates with other CCMDs, the Services, and,
  as directed, United States Government departments and agencies. The joint deployment and distribution
  enterprise includes equipment, procedures, doctrine, leaders, technical connectivity, information,
  organizations, facilities, training, and materiel necessary to conduct joint distribution operations. As such, it
  provides JFCs with the ability to move and sustain forces across the range of military operations rapidly and
  effectively. The USTRANSCOM commander also serves as the Joint Deployment and Distribution
  Coordinator. USTRANSCOM coordinates planning across global deployment and distribution operations
  with other CCMDs, Services, and, as directed, the combat support agencies. See JP 4-09 for additional
  information on the joint deployment and distribution enterprise and figure 2-2 for a depiction of
  USTRANSCOM’s components in it.
  Figure 2-2. Joint Deployment and Distribution Enterprise
  AIR MOBILITY COMMAND
  2-10. Air Mobility Command is the United States Air Force airlift component command of USTRANSCOM
  and serves as the single port manager for air mobility. Air Mobility Command aircraft provide the capability
  to deploy the Army’s forces worldwide and help sustain them across the range of military operations.
  USTRANSCOM, through Air Mobility Command, executes its single port manager role for aerial ports of
  embarkation and aerial ports of debarkation (APODs), performing functions necessary to support the strategic