What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 140-185?
The purpose of AR 140-185 is to provide guidance on training and retirement point credits, as well as unit-level strength accounting records for the Army.

Who does AR 140-185 apply to?
AR 140-185 applies to all members of the U.S. Army, both active duty and reserve component, as well as Army National Guard personnel.

What is the importance of training and retirement point credits?
Training and retirement point credits are used to determine a soldier's eligibility for promotion, retirement, and other benefits within the Army.

How are training and retirement points earned?
Training and retirement points are earned through active duty training, reserve drills, annual training, military schools, and other authorized activities.

How are unit-level strength accounting records maintained?
Unit-level strength accounting records are maintained through accurate documentation of personnel strength, gains, losses, promotions, and other relevant information.

Who is responsible for maintaining unit-level strength accounting records?
The unit's commander or designated personnel are responsible for maintaining accurate and up-to-date unit-level strength accounting records.

Can training and retirement points be transferred between units?
Yes, training and retirement points can be transferred between units as long as the proper documentation and approval processes are followed.

How do training and retirement points affect promotion eligibility?
Accumulating a certain number of training and retirement points is often a requirement for promotion to higher enlisted ranks within the Army.

Can training and retirement points be used towards retirement benefits?
Yes, training and retirement points earned throughout a soldier's career can be used to calculate retirement benefits, such as pay and eligibility for retirement.