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<abstract>The Department of Defense (DOD) has had problems with tracking
and identifying inventory for many years, most recently in	 
Operation Iraqi Freedom. One of several tools DOD is using to	 
address these inventory problems is radio frequency		 
identification (RFID). RFID technology consists of passive or	 
active tags that are attached to equipment and supplies that are 
shipped from one location to another. Although DOD did not begin 
official implementation of passive RFID technology until January 
1, 2005, DOD has been using active RFID technology since the	 
early 1990s and began developing policy and pilot testing passive
RFID in 2003. As of January 1, 2007, all commodities, excluding  
bulk commodities, are to have passive RFID tags. Full		 
implementation of passive RFID is estimated to cost hundreds of  
millions of dollars. This report (1) provides information on the 
status of passive RFID implementation, (2) addresses the extent  
to which DOD has developed a strategic approach for implementing 
passive RFID, and (3) highlights challenges DOD recognizes it	 
faces in implementing passive RFID and any plans developed by DOD
to mitigate these challenges.</abstract>
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