What is AR 135-91?
AR 135-91 is an Army regulation that outlines service obligations, methods of fulfillment, participation requirements, and enforcement procedures for Army personnel.

Who does AR 135-91 apply to?
AR 135-91 applies to all Army personnel, including Active Duty, Reserve, and National Guard members, as well as cadets and students participating in Army-sponsored programs.

What does AR 135-91 cover regarding service obligations?
AR 135-91 covers various aspects of service obligations, including initial entry, extension, modification, and completion of service obligations.

What are the methods of fulfillment mentioned in AR 135-91?
AR 135-91 provides information on methods of fulfilling service obligations, such as Active Duty service, Reserve Duty service, and the Individual Ready Reserve (IRR).

What participation requirements are detailed in AR 135-91?
AR 135-91 outlines participation requirements for Army personnel, including physical fitness standards, training requirements, and deployment readiness.

Can service obligations be modified or extended?
Yes, AR 135-91 allows for modifications and extensions of service obligations under certain circumstances, such as promotion, reenlistment, or changes in military occupational specialty.

What happens if someone fails to fulfill their service obligations?
Failure to fulfill service obligations outlined in AR 135-91 may result in disciplinary actions, including administrative separation, recoupment of unearned benefits, or legal consequences, depending on the situation.

Are there exceptions or waivers mentioned in AR 135-91?
Yes, AR 135-91 details exceptions and waivers for certain circumstances or conditions, such as medical issues, physical disabilities, or extreme family hardships.

Can one leave the Army before completing their service obligation?
AR 135-91 explains specific procedures that allow for the early release or termination of service obligations, including requests for voluntary separation or discharge.