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A/DACG Arrival/Departure Airfield Control Group: An ad hoc Army organization responsible for supporting Army units departing or
arriving by air


AA - Assembly Area: Locations in the vicinity of embarkation/debarkation points used to complete
preparations for combat or prepare for loading


1. AACG - Arrival Airfield Control Group: An ad hoc Army organization responsible for supporting Army units arriving by air


1. A/DACG - Arrival/Departure Airfield Control Group An ad hoc Army organization responsible for supporting Army units departing or
arriving by air


2. AA - Assembly Area Locations in the vicinity of embarkation/debarkation points used to complete
preparations for combat or prepare for loading


3. AACG - Arrival Airfield Control Group An ad hoc Army organization responsible for supporting Army units arriving by air


4. AAR - Association of American Railroads


5. ABS - Automated Battlebook System A tool to obtain a current battlebook at home or in a deployed status with
visibility of APS assets to influence force building and unit set management;
includes the new capability of accessing ABS (named Battleweb) via the web
using the Army Electronic Product Support (AEPS) and Army Knowledge Online
(AKO)


6. AC - Active Component

, 7. ACA - Airlift Clearance Authority In CONUS and OCONUS, a service that controls the movement of cargo,
including personal property, using a standardized process and automated
information system tool in the Defense Transportation System


8. ACL - Allowable Cabin Load Maximum cargo weight allowed for specific aircraft and movement


9. ACOM - Army Command


10. ADPC - Air Deployment Planning Course Instructional course for air-load planners using ICODES


11. ADVON - Advanced Party A team that coordinates arrival at the destination; may move with the cargo or
main body initially but ADVON must arrive at the destination before their arrival


12. AFB - Air Force Base


13. AFJM - Air Force Joint Manual


14. AHA - Alert Holding Area The vehicle, equipment, supply, and personnel control area located near the
departure area; used to assemble, inspect, hold, and service cargo loads


15. AIS - Automated Information System Computer hardware, software, firmware, or any combination of these, configured
to accomplish specific information handling operations, such as: communication,
computation, dissemination, processing, and storage of information


16. AIT - Automatic Identification Technology Methods of automatically identifying objects, collecting data, and entering that
data directly into computer systems; include: bar codes, radio frequency
identification, smart cards, etc.


17. ALD - Available Load Date The date a force is ready to begin loading personnel and equipment at the POE


18. AMC - Air Mobility Command (Air Force)


19. AO - Area of Operations


20. AOR - Area of Responsibility


21. APA - Army Prepo Afloat Army prepositioned stocks on vessels


22. APL - Army Prepo Land Army prepositioned stocks on land


23. APOD - Aerial Port of Debarkation A station that serves as an authorized port to process and clear aircraft and traffic
for entrance to the country where located


24. APOE - Aerial Port of Embarkation A station that serves as an authorized port to process and clear aircraft and traffic
for departure from the country where located

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