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1. www.tradoc.army.mil › wp-content › uploadsDOD Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms, March 2017

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   a. The definition in a standard, commonly accepted dictionary (e.g., Merriam-Webster’s, is inadequate for DOD use). b. The term is not a standard dictionary definition with non-definitional...

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2. www.part-time-commander.com › types-of-army-ordersThe Five Types of Army Orders: What You Should Know

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   • OPORD. OPORDs are published for a specific mission, typically some type of operational mission. They are in a five-paragraph format, to include the task organization, situation, mission, execution, service & support, and command/signal.
   • Service Support Order. This type of order directs the service support of operations including administrative movements. In most cases, this will be an annex within an OPORD, but it can be a standalone document.
   • Movement Order. Whenever a unit conducts a movement, there will be a movement order. This could be a convoy in combat, an administrative movement, or any other type of movement of personnel or equipment.
   • Warning Order. A Warning Order gives leaders notice that an OPORD will be issued in the near future. It’s a “warning” so they can start doing their initial planning.

3. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentA short guide to explain the army's terms and condition of ...

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   This Guide covers the terms and conditions of service for those serving on engagements in the Regular Army. Those serving on other engagements (eg Home Service or Local Service) may find...

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4. www.militaryverification.com › insubordination-inInsubordination In The Military: A Helpful Guide

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   Jan 10, 2024 · In general, a service member can be accused of insubordination if they assault, disobey, or disrespectfully treat a superior officer. This is regardless of whether the officer comes from the same military branch or within that member’s direct chain of command.

5. www.usar.army.mil › Portals › 98Army Reserve ENLISTED AND OFFICER PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT

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   Sep 26, 2019 · Army Reserve ENLISTED AND OFFICER PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT _____ History. This is the initial publication of USARC Regulation 140-4. Summary. This regulation prescribes responsibilities,...

6. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentTHE RESERVE LAND FORCES REGULATIONS - GOV.UK

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   The Reserve Land Forces Regulations provide for the command and administration of Army Reserve units, details of the administration and call out and recall provisions for the Regular...

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   • 01.01.050. Officers. Under the Reserve Forces Acts 1980 and 1996 when in permanent service, officers and soldiers of the Army Reserve and Regular Reserve may, without their consent, be assigned, appointed or transferred to any military unit or Corps by order of an authorised officer.

   THE RESERVE LAND FORCES REGULATIONS - GOV.UK

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   • An order provides the “details” of what the superior wants the subordinate (s) to do, along with some type of plan. An order describes the situation, mission, execution, service, and support and command/signal. In the Army, there are five types of orders.

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   What is Army Reserve 01.01.001?

   • 01.01.001. This part of the Reserve Land Forces Regulations supersedes the Territorial Army Reserve Regulations 1978. The title of the Army’s volunteer reserve force is the Army Reserve which should not be confused with the Army’s Regular Reserve. Army Reserve should always be written in full.

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8. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsThe Reserve Land Forces Regulations 2016 - GOV.UK

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   Aug 20, 2019 · The Reserve Land Forces Regulations 2016 are the top-level rules and guidance specifically for the army reserve and regular reserve.