What is AR 15-41?
AR 15-41 refers to Army Regulation 15-41, which is the regulation that governs the Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Survivability Committee (CBRNSC).

What is the purpose of the CBRNSC?
The purpose of the CBRNSC is to provide guidance and oversight for Army organizations related to chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) survivability activities.

What does the CBRNSC aim to achieve?
The CBRNSC aims to ensure the Army's readiness and effectiveness in responding to CBRN threats through comprehensive planning, training, and coordination.

Who is responsible for overseeing the implementation of AR 15-41?
The Department of the Army G-3/5/7 is responsible for overseeing the implementation of AR 15-41.

What aspects of CBRN survivability does AR 15-41 cover?
AR 15-41 covers a wide range of CBRN survivability aspects, including threat analysis, planning, training, equipment, and emergency response procedures.

Is compliance with AR 15-41 mandatory for all Army organizations?
Yes, compliance with AR 15-41 is mandatory for all Army organizations involved in CBRN activities, including units, installations, and agencies.

What is the role of the CBRNSC in relation to other Army organizations?
The CBRNSC serves as the central coordinating body for CBRN survivability matters within the Army, providing guidance and overseeing the activities of subordinate organizations.

Can Army organizations deviate from the requirements of AR 15-41?
Deviations from the requirements of AR 15-41 are not encouraged, and if deemed necessary, they must be justified and approved through appropriate channels.

How often is AR 15-41 updated?
AR 15-41 is subject to periodic review and updates as the CBRN threat landscape evolves and new technologies or procedures emerge.