fm 44-100 us army air and missile defense operations

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FM 44-100
7-54. The casualty system focuses on recording, reporting, verifying, and
processing casualty information from unit level to HQDA, notifying
appropriate individuals, and providing casualty assistance to next of kin.
Casualty operations include casualty reporting, casualty notification,
casualty assistance, line-of-duty determination, reporting status of remains,
and casualty mail coordination.
7-55. A replacement management system moves personnel from designated
points of origin to ultimate destinations and coordinates individual training
at each replacement center, company, or section as determined by METT-TC.
Replacement management is the physical reception, accounting, processing,
support, equipping, training, and delivery of military and civilian personnel.
This includes replacement and return-to-duty (RTD) soldiers. It does not
include the decision-making process associated with determining distribution
and PRM. For the first 60 days of a contingency deployment, HQDA may
push replacements to the theater based upon the strength of the deployed
force and projected casualties. As ADA replacements arrive at the POD, the
ASCC personnel operations center, with recommendations from an ADA
personnel liaison team from the TAAMDCOORD, assigns them to either an
EAC ADA brigade or to one of the corps for assignment to an ADA brigade or
divisional ADA battalion. The replacements then move from a theater
personnel replacement company to an appropriate personnel replacement
company in the corps area for further processing and movement to the
division replacement section and eventually to the appropriate ADA S1
section.
7-56. ADA units begin operations with their unit basic load of both
conventional and missile ammunition. Based upon projected ammunition
expenditures, the battalion S4 may requisition additional ammunition prior
to the actual expenditure of any rounds. The amount of ammunition received
as resupply may not exceed the CSR. Commanders at all levels may
reallocate their CSR among ADA units assigned to their command if tactical
conditions so warrant. The method of ammunition resupply varies depending
upon the ADA battalion echelon of assignment.
7-57. The S4 submits a requisition, using DA Form 581, to the division
ammunition officer (DAO) in a divisional ADA battalion. The DAO
consolidates resupply requirements, and passes them to the corps MMC
(CMMC). Corps ADA battalions submit their DA Forms 581 through the
brigade S4 to the CMMC. The CMMC then directs the issue of the required
ammunition from a supporting corps storage area (CSA) or ammunition
supply point (ASP). The battalion S4 dispatches vehicles to the CSA or ASP
to pick up the ammunition. Unit distribution is used by the S4 to resupply
the batteries.
7-58. In EAC battalions, the S4 submits the DA Forms 581 to the brigade S4.
Requests are consolidated by brigade and forwarded to the operational-level
support command MMC. The MMC then directs issue of the required
ammunition by a supporting theater storage area (TSA). As in the corps area,
supply point distribution from the TSA using organic ADA battalion vehicles
is the normal method of supply. A battalion uses unit distribution to resupply
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