Which of the following is not part of the ACS mission?

The mission of the Army Community Service (ACS) focuses on providing a range of support services to Soldiers and their families, which includes coordinating various services and eliminating duplication of resources. These responsibilities are essential in ensuring that Soldiers have access to necessary programs without redundancy in service delivery.

Maximizing technology is an important aspect of modernizing how services are delivered and improving communication and efficiency within ACS. However, enforcing physical training standards falls outside the typical scope of ACS's mission. The ACS is designed to assist with social and community services rather than direct military training or enforcement actions related to physical training requirements. By focusing on supportive services, the ACS aims to enhance the overall quality of life for Army personnel and their families, which reinforces why enforcing physical training standards is not a part of its defined mission.