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AFTER ACTION REPORT SAMPLEDEPARTMENT OF THE XXXXXMILITARY ORGANIZATIONBASE NAME AIR FORCE BASE, STATE, Country, etc…MEMORANDUM FOR FROM: SUBJECT: After Action Report, 1. This after action report is prepared IAW XXXX2. The following is information regarding the contingency itself:Deployed Location: Deployed CCOs: Duration of Site Survey: Duration of Deployment: Contingency Purpose: In support of .3. Potential Sources of Supply: See attached list of vendors, items supplied, phone numbers and POCs. Sources were plentiful for the majority of items. Most businesses belonged to a group, or conglomerate, so if one business did not have what you were looking for they could usually refer you to someone who could provide for your needs.a. Host Nation Support:The ____________ provided some furniture, aircraft maintenance space and jersey barbers. An acquisition agreement with the ___________ for ground fuel was written by CENTAF.b. U.S.EMBASSY: We did not use the embassy for sourcing. They did consent to handling the payment of the phone bill for all the phones at the installation since an invoice could not be obtained prior to redeployment. Finance completed a military pay request (MIPR) which transferred funds to the U.S. Embassy enabling them to make payment.c. Servicing U.S. Military Installations: The _______________ helped with some small purchases. They sourced and procured some desert nametapes and Gatorade, which was unavailable in .d. Local Transportation, Billeting, and Communication Resource Availability: BPAs were established with all the local car rental agencies in order to meet all the transportation requirements. A shortage of rental vehicles exists in __________. Utility vehicles are scarce as well as passenger vans. The US Army is currently in ___________, establishing a permanent post and had most of the utility vehicles rented. We discussed the possibility of accidents and payment before renting the cars and both parties understood the c