What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 700-135 SOLDIER SUPPORT IN THE FIELD?
The purpose of this regulation is to provide guidance on soldier support activities and services in the field to maintain unit readiness and sustainment during operations.

Who does Army regulation AR 700-135 apply to?
This regulation applies to all Army active duty, Army National Guard, and Army Reserve soldiers, as well as Department of the Army civilians, who are involved in providing soldier support in the field.

What does soldier support in the field encompass?
Soldier support in the field encompasses a wide range of activities, including personnel service support, morale support, religious support, and legal support, among others.

Are commanders responsible for soldier support in the field?
Yes, commanders at all levels are responsible for ensuring soldier support activities and services are adequately provided for their units in the field.

What services fall under personnel service support?
Personnel service support includes services such as casualty operations, postal services, finance support, personnel accountability, human resources, and military personnel management.

What does morale support entail?
Morale support involves activities and services aimed at sustaining the well-being and morale of soldiers, such as providing recreational activities, counseling, and maintaining unit cohesion.

Who provides religious support in the field?
Chaplains and chaplain assistants provide religious support to soldiers in the field. They offer religious services, counseling, and spiritual guidance to meet the religious needs of soldiers.

What roles do legal personnel play in soldier support in the field?
Legal personnel support commanders by providing legal advice, assistance with legal actions, and guidance on the administration of military justice during field operations.

Are there specific guidelines for operating aid stations in the field?
Yes, Army regulation AR 700-135 prescribes guidelines for the establishment and operation of aid stations, including the personnel, equipment, and supplies necessary to provide medical care to soldiers in a field environment.