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(c) Name and telephone number of the responsible fund manager/entity administrator.
(d) Description of the vehicle: year, make, model, body type, and Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).
(3) Supporting documents include:
(a) For vehicles acquired through DRMO or property disposal offices, a copy of DD Form 1348 (DOD Single Line
Item Requisition System Document Manual).
(b) For other vehicles, a copy of the title or bill of sale.
(c) For mopeds, a copy of the State requirement or a statement by the fund manager/entity administrator that moped
registration is required.
(d) Certification that vehicles have been and will be inspected and road tested annually by appropriate installation
personnel, using the inspection criteria of the State in which the vehicles are based. The fund manager/entity
administrator retains results of tests and inspections.
b. NAF vehicle license plates. After RIMP registration, DA Form 4722 (U.S. Army Nonappropriated Fund Vehicle
Registration) will be sent with license plates directly to the requesting NAFI/entity. The original registration form will
be kept in the vehicle, and the duplicate retained by the fund manager/entity administrator. Campers and trailers
designed to be towed by another vehicle will be issued one plate; other vehicles will be issued two plates. Registration
and licenses issued under this regulation will be valid until canceled by RIMP.
c. Transfer and cancellation of NAF registration. Registrations will be canceled upon the vehicle’s transfer, sale, or
other disposition. Registrations will be not transferable to other NAF vehicles.
(1) The losing NAFI/entity will complete the reverse side of DA Form 4722 indicating the name and address of the
gaining NAFI/entity and return it to RIMP. License plates will remain with the vehicle.
(2) The gaining NAFI/entity will apply for a new vehicle registration as specified in subparagraph 13–6a.
(3) When NAF vehicles are sold, turned in to DRMO, or otherwise disposed of, the fund manager/entity administrator
will complete the reverse side of DA Form 4722 and return it to RIMP at the above address. License plates are
removed and destroyed.
d. Replacement of license plates.
(1) New license plates will be issued to replace any that have been lost or stolen or become illegible. Requests
signed by the fund manager/entity administrator will be sent to RIMP at the address in paragraph 13–6a. Reasons for
the request will be given, and the plate number to be replaced will be included. Upon receipt of replacement
registration and plates, old plates will be removed and destroyed within 72 hours.
(2) Copies of previous registration certificates will be returned to RIMP within 30 days of issue. A superseded
registration not received by RIMP within 30 days of the issue date may be canceled without notice and may subject the
fundmanager/entity administrator to disciplinary action.
e. Drivers’ licenses for NAF vehicles.
(1) Drivers of NAF vehicles designed for 15 or fewer passengers (including the driver) must—
(a) Possess an OF 346 (U.S. Government Motor Vehicle Operator’s Identification Card) per DOD 4500.36–R; or
(b) Be a licensed driver in the State in which the vehicle is based or primarily operated or in any State that has
reciprocity with the State in which the vehicle is based.
(2) Drivers of NAF-operated vehicles designed for 16 or more passengers (including the driver) must possess a
commercial driver’s license.
(3) Drivers of NAF vehicles in overseas areas must be licensed in accordance with local laws or treaty agreements.
Section III
Information Technology Systems
13–7. Information system configuration plan
a. P.L. 104–106 requires the development of an organizational Enterprise Architecture (EA) specifically for the
identification and improvement of organizational processes and the development of integrated information support
systems. FMWRC is responsible for the development and maintenance of the Army MWR and Family Programs EA.
Development, maintenance, and utilization of the organizational EA is instrumental to successful achievement of
facilitating business process improvement; guiding future information system investments; facilitating systems interoperability
and integration; and supporting of the Defense Department Business Management Modernization Program.
The MWR EA will be developed in accordance with the DOD Architecture Framework and the Army Enterprise
Architecture Guidance Document, in coordination with the office of the ACSIM–EA and the IMCOM EA.
b. In coordination with the G–6 and the Army Chief Information Officer (CIO) Executive Board, FMWRC will
provide command ECECS through the FMWRC CIO for the development, fielding, control, and management of all
FMWRC managed MWR/NAFI EA and Configuration Control Board (CCB) approved information systems. FMWRC
CIO oversight will also include the EA–CCB strategic information system resource plan, configuration management
plan, and life-cycle management plan for all FMWRC managed MWR/NAFI information systems.
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