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How to Use this Book<br />

ACAT level tabs<br />

• ACAT I<br />

• ACAT II and III<br />

System name<br />

PEO name and location<br />

PEO logo<br />

Foreign military sales<br />

Contractor<br />

and location<br />

Highlighted tabs indicate<br />

warfighting function<br />

Highlighted tabs indicate<br />

acquisition lifecycle phase<br />

Highlighted tabs indicate<br />

milestone decision authority<br />

Contractor locations<br />

are highlighted<br />

ACQUISITION CATEGORY (ACAT)<br />

The tab in the top left corner indicates the program’s Acquisition Category<br />

(ACAT). ACAT I programs have dark green tabs and all other<br />

programs (ACAT II and III) have light green tabs. A small number of<br />

programs have no ACAT designation and are shown as OTHER. The<br />

programs are arranged alphabetically within each ACAT section.<br />

WARFIGHT<strong>IN</strong>G FUNCTION<br />

This tab identifies the Warfighting Function(s) each program supports.<br />

• Mission Command programs develop and integrate activities<br />

enabling a commander to balance the art of command and the<br />

science of control. This philosophy places people, rather than<br />

technology or systems, at the center.<br />

• Movement and Maneuver programs move and employ forces to<br />

achieve a position of relative advantage over the enemy and other<br />

threats. Direct fire and close combat are inherent in this function.<br />

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UNITED STATES <strong>ARMY</strong>

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