What is Army Regulation AR 601-2?
Army Regulation AR 601-2 is a comprehensive document that outlines the policies, procedures, and guidelines for managing the Army Recruiting Support Programs.

What are Army Recruiting Support Programs?
Army Recruiting Support Programs encompass a variety of initiatives, such as the Delayed Entry Program (DEP), Future Soldiers Training Program (FSTP), and the Army Recruiter Assistance Program (ARAP), designed to support the Army's recruitment efforts.

Who is responsible for implementing Army Regulation AR 601-2?
The Commanding General, U.S. Army Recruiting Command (CG, USAREC), is responsible for implementing Army Regulation AR 601-2.

What is the purpose of the Delayed Entry Program (DEP)?
The Delayed Entry Program (DEP) gives individuals who have enlisted in the Army but have not yet shipped to basic training the opportunity to participate in training activities and begin their military careers with a solid foundation.

What is the Future Soldiers Training Program (FSTP)?
The Future Soldiers Training Program (FSTP) is a comprehensive training platform for enlisted individuals in the DEP, providing them with the necessary skills and knowledge to successfully transition from civilian life to military service.

What is the Army Recruiter Assistance Program (ARAP)?
The Army Recruiter Assistance Program (ARAP) allows qualified Soldiers serving in the Army, Army Reserve, or Army National Guard to assist recruiters in locating potential candidates, thereby enhancing the recruiting process.

How can someone become eligible for the Army Recruiting Assistance Program (ARAP)?
Eligibility for the Army Recruiting Assistance Program (ARAP) requires meeting specific criteria, including being a current member of the Army, Army Reserve, or Army National Guard and having a good conduct and performance record.

Can recruits in the Delayed Entry Program (DEP) receive benefits or entitlements?
Yes, recruits in the Delayed Entry Program (DEP) are eligible for some benefits and entitlements, such as medical and dental care, while awaiting their ship date.

Are there any limitations on the activities of recruiters under the Army Recruiting Assistance Program (ARAP)?
Yes, recruiters participating in the Army Recruiting Assistance Program (ARAP) are prohibited from directly recruiting individuals who have already enlisted or are in the Delayed Entry Program (DEP).