Where can current and future peacetime and mobilization manpower requirements and authorizations be found?

• A. Activity Manning Document (AMD)
• B. Enlisted Distribution and Verification Report (EDVR)
• C. Total Force Manpower Management System (TFMMS)
• D. PERS 4013 Database

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is that the official record of how many and what kinds of personnel a unit needs, including peacetime and mobilization, is documented in the Activity Manning Document. This document translates a unit’s mission into specific billets, with required grades and specialties, and serves as the authorized baseline for staffing and mobilization planning. It is the primary source for current and future manpower requirements and authorizations.

The Enlisted Distribution and Verification Report shows how many people are actually in place right now and how they’re distributed, used to verify readiness and move personnel as needed. It does not lay out future staffing needs or the authorized positions the unit plans to fill.

The Total Force Manpower Management System is the overarching tool that supports manpower management across the force, handling data and workflows, but the formal listing of current and future requirements and authorizations resides in the AMD.

PERS 4013 is a personnel data repository, focusing on individual records and assignments rather than the published requirements and authorizations for a unit’s manpower.