What is the process of adding a UTC to the MEFPAK and building the manpower detail called?

The process of adding a Unit Type Code (UTC) to the Mobilization, Employment, Force Packaging, and Allocation Knowledge (MEFPAK) and building the corresponding manpower detail is referred to as UTC development. This process involves defining the capabilities and requirements of the unit, ensuring that the UTC is properly reflected in the MEFPAK documentation so that it accurately represents the manpower and equipment needed for various missions.

UTC development is a crucial step in logistics planning as it allows for effective deployment and utilization of resources. It encompasses the detailed analysis and specification of personnel and equipment that make up the unit, which is essential for mission readiness and achieving operational goals. By accurately developing UTCs, planners can ensure that all necessary logistical support is accounted for in their plans, which is vital for successful execution during mobilization and deployment operations.

In contrast, the other options are related to different aspects or stages of logistics management but do not specifically describe the process of adding UTCs to the MEFPAK. Registration, for example, typically pertains to the initial entry of a unit or task into a system, while pilot unit reporting and MAJCOM reporting deal more with tracking and reporting requirements rather than the detailed development of UTCs within the MEFPAK