Which two roles are primarily responsible for running reports in the DTS?

The correct answer identifies ODTA (Organizational Defense Travel Administrator) and LDTA (Local Defense Travel Administrator) as the primary roles responsible for running reports in the Defense Travel System (DTS). These roles are specifically designed to oversee and manage travel operations within their respective organizations, which includes the generation of reports to monitor travel expenditures, usage, and compliance with travel policies.

ODTAs are responsible for overseeing the overall travel operations at an organizational level, while LDTAs typically handle travel-related tasks at a local or subordinate level. This structure enables them to access and analyze travel data effectively, providing necessary oversight and management of travel resources.

In contrast, the other roles listed, such as DTA, FDTA, travelers, administrators, and IPR (Interim Planning Report), may have different responsibilities within the DTS, but their primary functions do not traditionally include running reports as a central aspect of their roles. For example, travelers focus on submitting travel requests and itineraries, while administrators may manage trips but not specifically generate reports. Thus, the emphasis on ODTA and LDTA is crucial for understanding who is accountable for report generation within the DTS framework.