Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com policies and procedural guidance (in coordination with APD) and ensures DA participation in related DOD and multi- Service programs. To carry out this responsibility, the CG, AMC, will— (1) Ensure that Army Equipment Publications are made available to accommodate the needs of all of its target audience. (2) Develop, review, and provide overall direction for Army equipment publications (except for the medical portion). (3) Coordinate with APD and other proponents as appropriate to— (a) Foster research programs that will provide knowledge, information on improved concepts, and procedures for presenting information in equipment publications.
(b) Prepare military specifications and standards covering the preparation of Army equipment and technical publica- tions. All distribution media are included (paper, digital, CD–ROM, etc.). (c) Establish procedures for developing, reviewing, and distributing annual equipment publication schedules. (4) Determine and record the total actual or estimated costs of all equipment publications. These costs include the amounts used to prepare manuscripts, drafts for final coordination, validation and verification effort, (including funding for U.S.
Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) personnel participating in the total technical manual (TM) program), and final copies for printing during— (a) Research and development phases using research, development, test, and evaluation (RDTE) funds. (b) Production and procurement phases using procurement appropriation funds. (c) Support phases using Operation and Maintenance, Army (OMA) funds. (5) Ensure availability of temporary duty assignment funds for target audience personnel to perform verification of technical manuals supporting systems and end items managed by AMC, when target audience personnel are not locally available.
(6) Coordinate facilities, tools, and equipment in support of the Government verification efforts. (7) Develop and manage CD–ROMs containing authenticated departmental technical and equipment publications as required. (8) Ensure verification, validation, and authentication of all technical or equipment information including depart- mental information products issued on CD–ROM. (9) Ensure that overall publishing plans for issuing new publications, and revising existing publications include appropriate consideration for transitioning from printed media to digital media. b. Multi-Service publications.
The CG, AMC, where applicable will— (1) Coordinate or participate in multi-Service and DOD doctrinal and training programs and policies. (2) Provide agency position to the ODCS, G–3/5/7 (DAMO–FDQ) on joint doctrine publications. c. Printing and binding equipment. The CG, AMC will— (1) Catalog, compute requirements, and perform stock control and depot storage of printing and binding equipment and repair parts. (2) Perform maintenance engineering and depot maintenance in the continental United States (CONUS) for all Army printing and binding equipment. 1–22. The Commanding General, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command a. The Commanding General, U.S.
Army Training and Doctrine Command (CG, TRADOC), as a proponent of Army-wide training and doctrinal publications, is responsible for developing doctrinal and training publications and 7 AR 25 30 27 March 2006