Logistics Support Activity Forward Training Team—Team of
trainers
that
can visit unit areas and provide training in the Army Reset Management Tool, Teater Provided Equipment (TPE) Plan- ner and Logistics Information Warehouse. Tey also provide Army Force Generation concept briefings and can help units with any issues after training.
Logistics Support Element (LSE)— AMC element aligned to support a regional
command. Provides training,
troubleshooting, supply and transporta- tion assistance. Executes national-level reachback to resolve tactical and operational logistics-related problems that affect unit and/or materiel readi- ness. Like a BLST but larger, an LSE can help coordinate logistics enablers. It
also provides equipment condition
verifications for turn-in paperwork and coordinates with LCMC PMs for dispo- sition on PM-managed equipment. Also provides support to the forward BLSTs when additional capabilities or equip- ment experts are required. Coordinates
LSE support through supporting BLST or directly when no BLST is assigned.
Logistics Task Force (LTF)—AMC modular task force established at larger forward operating bases that provides regional support away from major regional bases and hubs. Te LTF is task-organized to support equipment in the area but may also command and control an RPAT, a U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command regional sustainment center or electronic sustainment support center. Also provides contract maintenance and logistics-capabilities contracting oversight.
Mobile Container Accountability Team (MCAT)—A team that travels to unit locations to identify, inventory and process containers, bringing them to record for tracking ownership and/ or retrograde. MCATs are coordi- nated through the supporting regional sustainment brigade.
Mobile RPAT (MRPAT)—Performs the same function as an RPAT but travels to
unit areas for early mass turn-in opera- tions without burdening other unit missions. An MRPAT visit also provides an opportunity for units to ensure that turn-in paperwork is accurate before exe- cuting final RPAT operations.
Mobile Redistribution Team (MRT) —A team that goes out to the unit’s loca- tion to take care of any supply that is not Class V, VII or VIII. Te team identifies, classifies, sorts and inventories supplies and equipment, then ships it back to the retrosort yard to establish accountability or to Defense Logistics Agency Disposi- tion Services for disposal.
Retrosort yard—Operated by the sustainment brigades to receive bulk serviceable supplies previously
issued to
and repair units
that
parts are
serviceable or repairable. Yard personnel then identify, classify and bring to record these items that can again be issued through normal supply support activity channels.
RPATs—Staffed with LCMC and PM representatives, TPE property book- responsible officers and contractors, and run by the 401st Army Field Support Brigade, RPAT yards provide a one-stop shop to turn in excess property and clear TPE hand receipts and property books. RPATs handle mostly Class VII items (major end items, including vehicles), but can accept limited quantities of Class II (including
individual equipment) found or and
Class IX (construction materials and installed equipment)
excess
items. RPATs then transfer equipment from retail-level property books to the wholesale Army War Reserve Deployment System and process equipment for shipping to reset facilities worldwide.
–Headquarters, AMC
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