What information is typically excluded from the TPFDD process?

In the context of the TPFDD (Time-Phased Force and Deployment Data) process, non-deployment related logistics are typically excluded. The TPFDD is a critical planning tool used to detail the strategic movement of forces and resources required for operations. It focuses on the elements essential for deployment, including troop movements, equipment, and logistics directly associated with the execution of missions.

Non-deployment related logistics do not pertain to the immediate requirements for moving and supporting forces during deployment phases. This includes logistics operations that aren't needed for the successful and timely execution of military missions, such as day-to-day operations that occur outside the deployment environment.

By concentrating on deployment-related logistics, the TPFDD provides a clear and effective way to plan for resource allocation, movement timelines, and overall operational readiness, thereby ensuring that all necessary support elements are accounted for in a timely manner. Excluding non-deployment logistics helps streamline the focus and clarity of the TPFDD, making it more effective for its intended purpose.