What is AR 70-76 Joint Electronics Type Designation Automated System?
AR 70-76 is a regulation that provides guidance and procedures for managing the Joint Electronics Type Designation Automated System (JETDAS). It outlines the roles and responsibilities of various entities involved in the system.

What is the purpose of JETDAS?
JETDAS is designed to improve efficiency in the assignment and management of Joint Electronics Type Designation Codes (JETDCs) and provide a centralized database for storing and retrieving information related to equipment nomenclatures.

Who is responsible for implementing and maintaining JETDAS?
The Department of Defense (DoD) is responsible for implementing and maintaining JETDAS, with the Army serving as the executive agent for managing the system.

What is a Joint Electronics Type Designation Code (JETDC)?
JETDC is a unique alphanumeric code assigned to electronic equipment to provide a standardized method of identifying and categorizing equipments within the DoD.

How are JETDCs assigned?
JETDCs are assigned through a coordination process involving the responsible DoD component and appropriate Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) who review and approve the designations based on established criteria.

Who can request a new JETDC?
Requests for new JETDCs can be submitted by military departments, Defense Agencies, and other authorized users who need a unique designation for electronic equipment that does not already exist in the system.

What actions are required for modifying or deleting existing JETDCs?
The responsible organization or entity must submit a formal request to modify or delete existing JETDCs. The request should include justifications and supporting documentation for the proposed changes.

How is JETDAS accessed by authorized users?
Authorized users can access JETDAS through a secure web-based portal using appropriate authentication methods. Access privileges are granted based on the user's role and responsibilities.

Can JETDAS be used by international military organizations?
Yes, JETDAS can be used by international military organizations through United States Government security assistance programs or agreements, subject to the approval and coordination with the responsible authorities.