What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 611-75?
The purpose of AR 611-75 is to provide policies and procedures for the management of Army divers, ensuring their safety, training, and proper utilization.

Who does Army regulation AR 611-75 apply to?
AR 611-75 applies to all active duty, reserve, and National Guard soldiers, officers, and enlisted personnel who are certified Army divers or may become involved in diving operations.

Can Army regulation AR 611-75 be modified or waived?
AR 611-75 may only be modified or waived by a general officer within the chain of command or higher authority.

What are the minimum qualifications to become a certified Army diver?
To become a certified Army diver, individuals must meet the physical and medical qualification standards outlined in Army regulation AR 40-501.

How often do Army divers need to undergo refresher training?
Army divers are required to complete refresher training at least once every 12 months to maintain diving proficiency and ensure continued safety.

Are Army divers compensated for hazardous duty pay?
Yes, Army divers are eligible to receive hazardous duty pay in accordance with the applicable Department of Defense policies and regulations.

Can Army divers participate in self-contained underwater breathing apparatus (SCUBA) diving for personal reasons?
No, Army divers are prohibited from using SCUBA equipment for personal recreational purposes unless specifically authorized by their commander.

Are there any weight and body fat requirements for Army divers?
Yes, Army divers must adhere to the prescribed weight and body fat standards outlined in Army regulation AR 600-9.

Is there any additional training required for Army divers deployed to cold water environments?
Yes, divers deploying to cold water environments must complete additional training specific to those conditions, as outlined in Army regulation AR 611-75.