In today’s post, we are going to discuss Army Unit Policy Letters. We will discuss (1) what is a unit policy letter, (2) what type of policy letters should I create, (3) why do you need policy letters and (4) where should you post policy letters. Let’s get started. What is a Unit Policy Letter? …
If you are currently serving as a Company Commander, Company XO or Supply Sergeant, it’s imperative that you create and follow an effective, practical, and useful Army Unit Supply SOP. Chances are your unit already has a preexisting Unit Supply SOP. If your unit already has one, you should use that document as a starting …
Army Standing Operating Procedures, also known as SOPs are vital for an Army unit’s success. As a Company Commander, your job is to ensure your unit has accurate, up-to-date, and effective Army Standing Operating Procedures for a variety of things to include unit maintenance, Supply Operations, and the Command Supply Discipline Program. The purpose of …
In the Army National Guard and Army Reserves, most companies conduct a monthly training meeting at the unit armory. When it comes to Company Level Training Meetings in the Army, TC 25-30 is the best reference out there. I consider it to be the Training Meeting Bible. This short Training Circular provides everything you will …
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In the Army, all Commanders are supposed to have an Open Door Policy. In most cases, commander’s type up a memorandum for the record, and post it on the unit bulletin board. They claim the policy is in place and they are in compliance with all regulations. Therefore, they assume they are good to go. …
