Strength Reporting
Where can you pull a units assigned Soldiers?
IPPS-A
What does PERSTAT stand for?
What does DTAS stand for?
Deployed Theater Accountability System
What is a Battle Report?
Who are the two HQ floor NCOs/Team leaders?
SGT V and SGT Tran
Where can you pull a units Authorizations from?
FMSWEB
What are three levels a PERSTAT is consolidated through?
Company, Brigade, Battalion, G-1, USARPAC
What is the primary purpose of DTAS?
To provide personnel accountability and visibility of deployed personnel within the theater.
What does JPMRC stand for?
Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center
SGT V and SGT Tran were slotted as Squad Leaders in 2ND Platoon "ALPHAS."
What can negatively affect strength? Give three examples?
KIA, MIA, TDY, Hospitalized, Leave, Administrative, Medical
What is the purpose of a PERSTAT?
To provide an accurate accounting of personnel assigned, attached, present, absent, and otherwise accounted for within a unit.
What is the differences between manifest manager and personnel manager in DTAS?
Manifest manager is where a Soldier is first scanned into DTAS. It tracks personnel movement so a commander knows who is moving, where, and when.
Personnel manager tracks overall overall personnel and accountability. It tracks their status and where they are located.
Explain/Describe what a PEHA is?
The PEHA stands for Personnel and Equipment Holding Area. During JPMRC, the PEHA is where all the casualties from the fight will reside until they are reconstituted.
Where were SGT V and SGT Tran stationed at together before Schofield Barracks, HI.
Fort Sill, OK
Why is accurate strength reporting critical during an operational deployment/training exercise?
It allows commanders to know their available personnel strength and make informed decisions regarding missions, resources, and readiness.
What is the difference between personnel accountability and strength reporting?
Personnel accountability focuses on knowing the status/location of individual personnel while strength reporting consolidates that information to provide the command an overall picture of unit strength. (How many of our authorized do we have assigned, deployability percentages)
What are the differences between DTAS and TPS when conducting PAT missions?
DTAS is an online system and TPS is an office system.
During JPMRC, strength reporting plays a role in ensuring that Commanders know who is present, absent, deployed, attached, medically unavailable, or otherwise accounted for. This supports mission planning, accountability, and commander decision making.
Whose been in the Army longer, SGT Tran or SGT V?
SGT Tran
What are three groups that are responsible for ensuring a unit's strength is filled?
Command Teams, S-1, G-1
Your platoon has 40 assigned Soldiers but only 36 are physically present. Four Soldiers have different duty statuses. What must the platoon leadership be able to provide?
An accurate status for all 40 Soldiers including those who are present, absent, on leave, TDY, medical, detached or otherwise unavailable.
During a PAT mission, a Soldiers comes up to you and says they don't have their CAC card and they do not know their DODID. What actions do you take to account for the Soldier.
Get with the section leader and have them contact the Soldiers leadership. (S-1, Commander, immediate supervisor)
Name at least three airports that the 259 CO operates in during JPMRC and explain what is the overall purpose of JPMRC. How does the PEHA play a role in JPMRC?
HICKAM, WHEELER, HONOLULU.
The purpose of JPMRC is to ensure that US and Allied Forces across the pacific are trained and ready to fight in the exact environments and conditions where they operate if they go to war. The PEHA serves as the holding area where Soldiers who becomes casualties during the fight are placed/kept until they are reconstituted.
Whose the most athletic. (SGT V, SGT Tran, SGT Dawkins or SGT Montgomery)
None of them