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Army Command Policy . This major revision, dated 24 July 2020— o Adds reference to DoDI 1342.22 which now serves as the primary source of Family readiness policy guidance (title page). o Adds...

o Implements policy for the new Army green service uniform (chaps 14 and 15). o Adds guidance for wear and design of the shoulder sleeve insignia and wear of the distinctive unit insignia (paras...

Contents—Continued AR 672–20 • 6 November 2024 iv Merit based selection process • 13–4, page 25 Chapter 14 The Joseph V. Braddock Award, page 25 The Joseph V. Braddock award • 14–1, page 25 Criteria • 14–2, page 25 Eligibility • 14–3, page 25 Nomination procedures • 14–4, page 25 Description • 14–5, page 26 Award presentation • 14–6, page 26

Army Regulation (AR) 600-20, "Army Command Policy," provides fundamental policies and principles of command, including the chain of command, military discipline, and conduct, Equal Opportunity (EO) program, and the Army Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) program.

o Authorizes Army command, Army service component command, and direct reporting unit to develop supplemental guidance in order to provide a single source for training and education requirements...

AR 670-1 is the U.S. Army regulation that outlines the standards for the wear and appearance of Army uniforms and insignia, which includes guidelines on how uniforms should be worn, grooming standards, and the proper display of badges and ribbons for both enlisted personnel and officers.

AR 215-8: Army And Air Force Exchange Service Operations {Dafi 34-110(I)} AR 220-1: Army Unit Status Reporting And Force Registration-Consolidated Policies : AR 220-5: Designation, Classification, And Change In Status Of Units : AR 220-45: Duty Rosters : AR 220-90: Army Bands : AR 230-3: Department Of The Army Welfare Fund : AR 290-5: Army ...

AR 600-100, Army Profession and Leadership Policy, establishes the Army's expectations for leadership conduct and character, and delineates the roles and responsibilities of Army leaders at all levels to maintain professional standards and foster a positive environment.

The Army’s ultimate goal is to prevent suicides. This is accomplished by building a culture of resilience, reducing risk, and strengthening Soldiers by increasing protective factors such as...