What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 750-10 Army Modification Program?
The purpose of AR 750-10 is to provide guidelines and procedures for the modification and improvement of Army materiel.

Who is responsible for managing the Army Modification Program?
The Army Materiel Command (AMC) is responsible for managing the Army Modification Program.

What types of modifications are covered under AR 750-10?
AR 750-10 covers all modifications made to Army equipment, systems, components, and end items, regardless of their origin or funding source.

Can anyone initiate a modification under AR 750-10?
Yes, anyone within the Army can initiate a modification. However, modifications must align with Army priorities, requirements, and available resources.

How is the funding for modifications determined under AR 750-10?
The funding for modifications is determined based on the availability of funds and the priority level assigned to each modification request.

Are there any limitations on the types of modifications that can be made under AR 750-10?
Modifications must comply with safety regulations, legal requirements, technical feasibility, and operational effectiveness. Additionally, modifications should not compromise the warranty or designated service life of the item being modified.

How are modifications to Army equipment evaluated under AR 750-10?
Modifications are evaluated based on their need, cost, operational benefit, and potential impact on the overall readiness of the Army.

Are there specific guidelines for documenting and reporting modifications under AR 750-10?
Yes, AR 750-10 provides detailed guidelines for documenting and reporting modifications. These guidelines ensure accuracy, accountability, and visibility of all modifications throughout the Army.

Who is responsible for reviewing and approving modification requests?
Modification requests are reviewed and approved by the appropriate authority based on the scope, cost, and potential impact of the modification.