When a commander makes a determination on the deployability of a Soldier, which system is automatically updated?

The correct answer is NetUSR, which stands for the Unit Status Report System. This system is designed to provide commanders with a real-time overview of their unit's readiness status, including deployability assessments. When a commander makes a determination regarding a Soldier's deployability, that information is automatically reflected in NetUSR. This ensures that the unit's data remains current and accurate for decision-making and reporting purposes.

NetUSR integrates various elements of personnel readiness and equipment status, allowing commanders to quickly assess their units' capabilities and limitations before deployment. The automatic updates from personnel actions taken by commanders enhance the overall management and accountability of troop readiness.

In contrast, while eMILPO (the Electronic Military Personnel Office) manages personnel actions and records, and DRRS-A (the Defense Readiness Reporting System – Army) captures broader readiness data, they do not specifically focus on the immediate deployability determination. GSORTS (the Global Status of Resources and Training System) provides a snapshot of unit training and personnel but does not include the direct link to deployability updates in the same manner that NetUSR does. Thus, the focus and functionality of NetUSR make it the appropriate choice for automatic updates related to deployability determinations.