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DA Form is the approved DA form for access agreements. The after-action interview isconducted as soon as possible following an event. Army organizations conducting oral history programs use several types of interviews.
Special DesignationAn authorized nickname granted to a military organization. Conservation is an action that minimizes the chemical and physicaldeterioration of objects.
AR 870-5: Military History: Responsibilities, Policies, and Procedures
Army Reserve Command para o. Campaign participation credit is awarded to an organization in compliance with the criteria stated in AR—8—22, paragraph 7— The Command Report provides a timely, thorough, and accurate record of significant combat andcontingency operations.
Army oral history programs a. Analysis should include the effects of funding upon readiness,realistic training, safety, and so forth, if appropriate. Deploying MTOEorganizations will appoint unit command historians, unit historians, or historical officers down to the brigade orseparate battalion level of command and ensure that all arr trained historical personnel are deployed with theirparent organizations in a timely manner.
Copies may be obtained from the U. Disposition of Army historical publicationsArmy organizations inactivated, discontinued, or no longer requiring Center of Military History publications will obtaindisposition instructions from the U.
A list of words and acronyms and their explanations will be placed at the back of the annual history. Military Academy, for an academic year.
In-progress reviews and other periodic reports. End-of-tour EOT interviews should incorporate as appropriate but notlimited to, the core questions found in the U. The detachment will be responsible for all support arrangements involving deployments. A list oftables 87-05 a list of illustrations follow the table of contents if more than five of either is included.
The Chief of Military History may select a distinguished scholar to serve for 2years at the Center of Military History to study a mutually agreed upon topic. The Unit Day program may also feature such activities as parades, concerts, sports, and other competitiveevents.
Has the organization applied military history to leader development para 1—4h 8? Army units, agencies, and museums will be in accordance 780-5 thisregulation. Specific functions of this programfollow: Flags, colors, guidons, streamers, and associated items retained for historical purposes will be designated ashistorical property and will be accounted for in accordance 8705- AR — Candidates will apply throughtheir commands 807-5 submit a proposal for a research and writing project in U.
Responsibilities, Policies, and ProceduresThis major revision, dated 21 September o Requires historical data from reporting agencies within the Army Secretariat be submitted to the Center of Military History for the Annual Department of the Army Historical Summary not later than days after the end of the fiscal year being reported para a.
Army Center ofMilitary History, Attn: The endowment of such honors will not initself establish a lineal connection between the two organizations. The director is theaccountable custodian for the artifacts 870-55 supervises one or more other staff members of lesser grade.
The honors earned by an organization pass to the direct descendants of that organization.
Information technology IT used to support Army history programswill adhere to the policies set forth in AR 25—1. Inthe absence of a firm date of Federal recognition, the date of organization will be determined by the Center of MilitaryHistory. No organization, historical collection, or uncertified Army museum may acquire historical artifacts or art throughdonations, transfer, loan, or purchase without the written approval of the Center of Military History.
Army Military History Institute. It meets the requirements as specified in AR — AR —5 governs how organizations are designated and how their status may be changed. Museum Certification ProgramThe Army Museum Certification Program is designed to ensure that all Army museums meet and maintain theminimum requisite standards of the profession and Army regulations. Has the unit established an organizational history program para 6—1b?
AR 870-5 Military History Responsibilities, Policies, and Procedures
Army organizations have available to them a variety of official historical publications that may be useful inthe preparation of a unit history, including volumes, monographs, and reports on general Army history and on specificperiods, areas, and subjects.
Army will ensure that coats of arms and distinctive unit insignia for MTOEorganizations are based on their official lineage and honors. Organizational alignment will be in accordance with Field Manual FM —22, chapter 2,where applicable. Therefore, lineages of National Guardunits will not be transferred out of local recruiting areas except when the organizations are in active Federal or Stateservice or when they change station with their personnel. The integration of information technology within the AHP is necessary to remainviable and relevant.
Historical research collections are not required to be open to unofficial researchers on aregular basis. Commanders of MTOE organizations authorized an organizational color, distinguishing flag, or guidon exceptorganic elements of color-bearing organizations will establish and maintain an organizational history program.
The Center of Military History publications are distributed throughout the Army to addressees with a recognizedneed for historical publications.