What does DTRACS stand for?

Defense Transportation Reporting and Control System (US DoD)

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Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

At the division level, the division rear is the advocate for either MTS or the Defense Transportation Reporting and Control System (DTRACS) and BCS3, while the main command post is focused on either BFT or FBCB2 and the command and control personal computer.

Improving division and brigade logistics in the modular force: the ...

Automated systems used to maintain in-transit visibility of the vehicles included the Defense Transportation Reporting and Control System (DTRACS), Movement Tracking System (MTS), Joint Deployment Logistics Module (JDLM), and Blue Force Tracker (BFT).

1st Infantry Division movement control operations in Iraq

While at the escarpment south of the Karbala Gap, units were issued a Defense Transportation Reporting and Control System (DTRACS).

A Corps Support Battalion's experience in Operation Iraqi Freedom