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Federal and military logistics tools owned or operated by Army (USA).
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AMERICA’S ARMY MUSEUM
America's Army Museum is the National Museum of the United States Army at Fort Belvoir, Virginia — a free, public Army history museum owned and operated by the U.S. Army, with the Army Historical Foundation as its designated official fundraising organization. It is a heritage and education resource rather than a working logistics tool.
Updated Open - Account required
Army and Air Force Mutual Aid Association
Armed Forces Mutual (formerly AAFMAA, the Army and Air Force Mutual Aid Association) is a private nonprofit, Member-owned association founded in 1879 that provides life insurance, financial planning, and survivor-assistance services to the U.S. armed forces community. It is not a government system; membership requires qualifying for and purchasing a product such as a life insurance policy.
Updated Open - CAC required
Army GCSS
GCSS-Army (Global Combat Support System – Army, gcss.army.mil) is the Army's SAP-based tactical/installation ERP integrating supply, maintenance, property accountability, and finance. Managed under PEO EIS's Defense Integrated Business Systems portfolio; access is CAC-authenticated, not public.
Updated Open - CAC required
Army LOGISTICS MODERNIZATION PROGRAM LMP
The Logistics Modernization Program (LMP) is the U.S. Army's national-level ERP for wholesale supply chain, depot maintenance/MRO, and Army Working Capital Fund financial management, managed under PEO EIS's Defense Integrated Business Systems project office. Authenticated Army system, not public.
Open - Public
Army MWR
Army MWR (armymwr.com) is the public website of the Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (DFMWR), the U.S. Army Installation Management Command (IMCOM) organization that delivers recreation, fitness, child and youth services, libraries, and family programs for Soldiers, Army civilians, families, and retirees.
Updated Open - Commercial
Army Property
Army Property (armyproperty.com) is a commercial hand-receipt and property-accountability website for small military units, built in 2005 by IMS LLC, a Michigan-based veteran-owned company — not an official Army system. Free browsing and account tiers exist alongside paid unit-license features.
Updated Open - CAC required
ATIS Learning (formerly Army Learning / ELLC)
Army Learning pointed to the U.S. Army's Enterprise Lifelong Learning Center (ELLC), a Blackboard Learn training portal whose school-specific hosts (such as umm.ellc.learn.army.mil) no longer resolve. The Army's enterprise learning management system is now ATIS Learning, which replaced ALMS on 29 March 2024; it is reached through www.lms.army.mil with CAC sign-on.
Updated Open - Public
Container Management Tools
Container Management Tools is a LogTool-compiled checklist and sample-document set for standing up a unit Container Management Program — appointing a Container Control Officer (CCO) through AIDPMO, getting access to the Joint Container Management (JCM) system that the current DTR Part VI names in place of ACAMS, and completing CSC container-inspector certification (AMMO-43) through the Defense Ammunition Center.
Updated Open - Account required
Defense Table of Official Distances DTOD
DTOD is the DoD's official worldwide land-distance calculator, sponsored by Army Transportation Command (ARTRANS, formerly SDDC), used to price freight/household-goods moves and PCS/TDY travel mileage — access requires an approved TEAMS account, not open to the public.
Updated Open - CAC required
Electronic Transportation Acquisition ETA
Electronic Transportation Acquisition (ETA) is the DoD single sign-on portal to Global Freight Management (GFM), the suite of tools used to procure and track commercial freight transportation for the military; it is operated by the U.S. Army Transportation Command (ARTRANS, formerly SDDC) and now reached via TEAMS at eta-teams.transport.mil, with CAC/ECA-gated login.
Updated Open - Account required
FAAST
FAAST (Force and Asset Search Tool) is a proprietary web application, owned and maintained by contractor Ganuch Inc. under GSA/Army contract, giving Army/Reserve/National Guard equipment managers near real-time asset visibility (LIN/NSN/serial queries) and automated lateral-transfer/turn-in tracking to redistribute excess equipment; access is by account request at faast.army.mil, not open to the public.
Updated Open - CAC required
i3 Log i2Log
i3Log (successor to i2Log) is a CAC-gated Army Vantage tool that reports on Logistics Modernization Program (LMP) data, grouped by NIIN, AMC Analyst Code, and weapon system code, for Army logisticians.
Updated Open
- CAC required
JACKS
JACKS (Joint Acquisition CBRN Knowledge System, jacks.jpeocbrnd.army.mil) is a CAC/PIV-gated DoD source of CBRN equipment information (specifications and standards, shelf life, advisory messages, new equipment training and contacts), managed by the Capability Program Executive Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Defense (CPE CBRND, formerly JPEO-CBRND).
Updated Open - Decommissioned
PS Magazine Online
PS Magazine — the U.S. Army's 73-year-running illustrated preventive-maintenance publication — ceased operations effective September 30, 2024, due to Army civilian-staffing reductions. Its 804-issue archive remains free to view via U.S. Army Sustainment Command and DVIDS; the directory's legacy logsa.army.mil link is dead.
DecommissionedOpen - CAC required
Radio Frequency Identification RFID
RFID here refers to the DoD RF-ITV (Radio Frequency In-Transit Visibility) system, operated by the Army's AMIS program under PEO Enterprise Information Systems. RF-ITV uses active RFID tags and satellite tracking devices read across a worldwide network of fixed/mobile stations to provide in-transit visibility of shipments for DoD, NATO, and coalition partners. The Tracking Portal at national.rfitv.army.mil requires DoD CAC login.
Updated Open - CAC required
US Army ALC Web Desk
The US Army ALC Web Desk (webdesk.redstone.army.mil) is a CAC-gated single sign-on portal to the AMCOM Logistics Center's web applications for Army aviation and missile materiel management, not a publicly accessible tool.
Updated Open - Public
US Army Public Health Command USAPHC
USAPHC no longer exists under that name — the organization is now Defense Centers for Public Health-Aberdeen (DCPH-A), a U.S. Army Medical Command element within the broader Defense Health Agency public-health network, handling Army/joint public health, preventive medicine, and veterinary services. The legacy phc.amedd.army.mil URL now resolves under ph.health.mil. It is a public-health org with only a narrow logistics touchpoint (veterinary food-safety/subsistence).
Updated Open - CAC required
Veterinary Web Application Portal
The Veterinary Web Application Portal (vet1.amedd.army.mil) was an Army portal linking to veterinary web applications for military working dog records, ration inspections, and food safety/defense reporting; the domain is now dead, and its mission areas are covered by current DHA-managed systems (VSIMS, VSSM) requiring CAC authentication.
Updated Open