Who is responsible for reporting the status of Unit Type Codes (UTC) in the AEF reporting tool?

The Unit Commander holds the primary responsibility for reporting the status of Unit Type Codes (UTC) in the AEF reporting tool. This role is central to ensuring that unit readiness and capabilities are accurately presented in deployment scenarios. The Unit Commander oversees the entire mission readiness and is accountable for the forces assigned to their unit, which includes the management and reporting of UTCs.

The UTC reflects the unit's capability to undertake a given mission, so their accurate reporting is essential for command and planning purposes within the Air Expeditionary Force structure. This position requires a comprehensive understanding of unit readiness, deployment criteria, and the procedures for reporting, making the Unit Commander the key individual for this task.

Other roles, like the Logistics Officer, Deployment Planning Officer, and Readiness NCO, certainly play supportive roles in maintaining readiness and ensuring that the necessary data and logistics are in place, but the ultimate accountability for reporting for the unit lies with the Unit Commander.