Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com o Requires that the document be submitted directly from the proponent to the Office of the Judge Advocate General after the proponent has incorporated staffing comments (para 3-11). This revision dated 15 May 2002- o Changes HQDA letterhead policy for preprinted stationery (chap 7). o Permits internal and external use of computer-generated letterhead (para 7- 7). o Makes miscellaneous editorial corrections throughout the regulation, including correcting the acronym for Chief Information Officer (CIO/G-6).
The revision dated 27 March 2002- o Changes the authentication for all department of the Army policy publications (Army regulations, DA circulars, DA memorandums, and DA general orders except general orders that delegate authority from the Secretary of the Army and general orders assigning Secretariat duties and responsibilities). o Changes the title from The Army Publishing and Printing Program to the Army Publishing Program. o Removes the majority of operational procedures that have been previously published in AR 25-30. The operational procedures will be republished in the revised DA Pam 25-40.
o Revises references to staff offices to coincide with changes resulting from the Headquarters, Department of the Army realignment as follows: --The Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel-Deputy Chief of Staff, G-1. --The Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence-Deputy Chief of Staff, G-2. --The Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans-Deputy Chief of Staff, G- 3. --The Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics-Deputy Chief of Staff, G-4. --The Director of Information Systems for Command, Control, Communications, and Computers (DISC4)-Chief Information Officer (CIO/G-6). --The Deputy Chief of Staff for Programs-Deputy Chief of Staff, G-8.
o Specifies responsibility for the Commanding General, U.S. Army Materiel Command, to ensure that technical and equipment publications are made available in the media necessary to accommodate the needs of all of its target audience (para 1-20). o Specifies responsibility for the Commanding General, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command to ensure that Doctrinal and Training publications are made available in the media necessary to accommodate the needs of all of its target audience (para 1-21).