What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 600-8-6?
The purpose of AR 600-8-6 is to establish policies and procedures for personnel accounting and strength reporting within the Army.

Who is responsible for implementing AR 600-8-6?
The Deputy Chief of Staff, G-1 is responsible for implementing AR 600-8-6 and ensuring compliance with its provisions.

What does personnel accounting involve?
Personnel accounting involves accurately maintaining and reporting the strength, location, and status of Army personnel.

What is strength reporting?
Strength reporting is the process of reporting information on personnel readiness, availability, and distribution within the Army units.

Who is required to report personnel information?
All Army units, including Active Army, Army National Guard, and Army Reserve units, are required to report personnel information in accordance with AR 600-8-6.

Are Army civilians included in personnel accounting and strength reporting?
Yes, Army civilians are included in personnel accounting and strength reporting to ensure a comprehensive overview of personnel readiness.

What are the consequences of non-compliance with AR 600-8-6?
Non-compliance with AR 600-8-6 can result in disciplinary action, administrative sanctions, or potential negative impacts on unit readiness and mission effectiveness.

How often should strength reports be submitted?
Strength reports should be submitted at least monthly, unless otherwise directed by higher headquarters.

Can unit commanders delegate responsibility for personnel accounting and strength reporting?
Yes, unit commanders can delegate responsibility for personnel accounting and strength reporting, but they remain ultimately accountable for the accuracy and timeliness of the reports.