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FM/BG-590 - What is an ACE report?

An ACE Report is a quick and standardised way for a subordinate element to communicate its logistical needs to a superior element. It helps leaders maintain a clear picture of what their units require to stay combat-ready.

  • Ammo (A) – For primary and secondary weapons.
  • Consumables (C) – Short-use or expendable items (e.g. grenades, flares, medical supplies).
  • Equipment (E) – Larger or non-expendable items (e.g. vehicle track replacement, launchers, demo charges).

Note: All casualty reporting is now handled separately and does not appear in the ACE Report.

By collecting ACE Reports, leaders can consolidate requests and coordinate resupply more effectively. If many items are needed, a “full resupply” or logistics package (LOGPAK) can be requested in lieu of listing every item.

FM/BS-820 - Conduct a team level ACE report

When subordinates and their leader are co-located and can speak face-to-face, they do an ACE Report vocally at the team level.

Requesting an ACE Report (Team-Level, Vocal)Team Leader says, for example:

Team Leader: “All right, I need an ACE Report. What do you need?”

Responding to an ACE Report (Team-Level, Vocal)

  • Each person quickly checks ammo (A), consumables (C), and equipment (E).
  • If they need something, they say exactly what that is. 
  • If they don’t need anything, they can say “[NAME] ALL GREEN.”
  • The leader combines these inputs for vocal or radio transmission to superior.

NAME 1: [NAME 1] ALL GREEN

NAME 2: [NAME 2] Low on STANAG

NAME 3: [NAME 3] ALL GREEN

NAME 4: [NAME 4] BLACK on AT

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