What type of property is NOT commonly subject to accountability measures?

Personal items of service members typically do not require the same level of accountability as government-issued equipment, vehicle fleets, or ammunition and weapon systems. Each of these latter categories is subject to strict oversight and tracking in order to ensure proper use, maintenance, and security, reflecting their importance to military operations and safety.

Personal items, on the other hand, are considered private property belonging to individual service members, and while they may be influenced by military regulations regarding personal conduct and good order, they are not subjected to the stringent accountability measures applied to official military property. This distinction is critical in understanding how the Army prioritizes resource management and accountability based on the type of property involved.