OPSEC at ArmyProperty.com

The ArmyProperty team is committed to maintaining the security of sensitive operational data, especially during a time of war.  All items of information (BII listings, component hand receipts, etc) contained in this site are based on open-source documents that have been approved by the US Government for public distribution.  The COEI / BII lists, SKO's, and Component Hand Receipts are, by and large, products of the Army LOGSA public site, and the PS Magazine excerpts are also available from LOGSA online to anyone who wants to view them.

The property-management features on this site are intended to supplement the Army's supply system and compensate for some of its shortfalls (specifically, the complete lack of automated tools for all personnel below the company commander / Supply NCO level).  The online database that we have selected to employ contains multiple security features to prevent unauthorized access to your private information.   Even if it is compromised, it does not contain unique information such as UIC's, or complete unit designations and duty stations.

In order to validate requests for access to our secured access area, during the application process you are required to submit your AKO address, and your supervisor's as well.  This is to confirm your identity, since only US Army personnel are allowed to create accounts; in the future, members of the other armed services may be allowed onto it as well.  However, we will never ask you for your AKO password, and we will NEVER give your e-mail address to anyone else such as 3rd party "spammers."

If you become concerned that any information posted on this site (or on our forums) may be sensitive or classified, please contact our team immediately.  We will conduct an evaluation and remove anything that does not belong here.  We appreciate your support in helping to keep this site secure and user-friendly.

Also, for your awareness, you will see Google ads on this site.  They are intended to offset the cost of producing and hosting the content, including a customized online database, security features, etc.  There is also an online store which is intended for IMPAC / personal purchasing, if you have already tried and failed to procure your items using the Army supply system.  ArmyProperty.com is offered for free (meaning, no "subscription fees"), by a former company commander (2 tours in Iraq with 3ID) who "feels the pain" of those who are on the job right now, and who is doing his part to make their jobs a little less difficult, at least when it comes to property management. 

Thanks,

The ArmyProperty.com team