Unit Deployment List (UDL): A TC-AIMS-II UDL is required for all Deployments, Training Exercises, and any shipments of equipment. The UMO will create UDLs from the OEL and ensure...

Oct 22, 2018 · The Transportation Coordinators-Automated Information for Movements System II (TC-AIMS II) course, provided locally at most Army installations, instructs UMOs in creating …

UDL in Army typically stands for Unit Deployment List, which is a document that outlines the personnel and equipment assigned to a specific deployment, ensuring preparedness and organization for military operations.

UMO provides the Commander’s deployment intent to include total personnel count, PAX flow and equipment roll-up. UMS Transportation Assistant (TA) creates the TCAIMS II deployment plan and develops...

Deploying units plan, organize, and execute the deployment of their organic/attached forces. The Supported Commander (CDR) establishes the priority and sequence for the deployment of personnel, equipment, and supplies, and coordinates the development of the deployment plan with all organizations.

UDL is the driving factor in determining and ordering transportation conveyances. Units on deployment orders will submit their initial TC-AIMS II UDL 180 days prior to LAD in accordance with...

Keep your eyes open for major revisions of Army Regulation 525-93, Army Deploy-ment and Redeployment, a new DA Pam-phlet 525-93, Army Deployment and Redeployment Processes and Proce-dures,...

Oct 3, 2017 · UDLs are necessary documents to validate transportation requirements, but before the UDLs can be developed, units must ensure organizational equipment lists (OELs) are …

urine specimen. Collection of the specimen will be conducted using direct observation in full vi. w of an observer. Do not go to the UDL station until you feel you are ready to provide at least 30 mL.

Army Regulation AR 525-93 provides policies, procedures, and responsibilities for the deployment and redeployment of Army forces, ensuring readiness and the efficient execution of orders when mobilizing for various operations, exercises, or contingency plans.