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The developed ADD-acquired technology management system (ATeMS) adopts the auxiliary technology classification criterion (ATCC) onto the existing ones so as to eventually discriminate all other technologies. By means of ATCC, all the ADD technologies are to be independently classified, and subsequently archived in ATeMS database. With the help of ATeMS, one can figure out not only the technology itself but also relevant information, which include data on the project, participants, design software, test and evaluation facilities, technical data package (TDP)s, public journals, intellectual properties and so on. Moreover, this system implemented the circulating search and intelligent report functions, which were newly devised to show a friendlier user interface. The total number of ADD technologies acquired for the past 40 years is about 10,000, which involve weapon systems in general from underwater to aerospace. When applying the ATCC for classification, one can estimate the number of ADD technologies to be around 7,000 to 9,000, all of which are to be eventually archived in the ATeMS. However, there are actually some inevitable limitations because of the absence of index parameters such as project number and technology definitions before 2000. For these reasons, as the first step, we will archive the recent technologies after the creation of DAPA in 2006 in the near future. Here, the details of the ATeMS structure are mainly introduced on the basis of its R&D.