What is the purpose of Army Regulation AR 70-12 Fuels and Lubricants?
The purpose of AR 70-12 is to provide guidance on the planning, management, and utilization of fuels and lubricants in order to support Army operations effectively and efficiently.

Who does AR 70-12 apply to?
AR 70-12 applies to all Army personnel responsible for the procurement, storage, distribution, and use of fuels and lubricants, including contractors and other organizations operating under Army jurisdiction.

What types of fuels and lubricants are covered by AR 70-12?
AR 70-12 covers all petroleum fuels, including gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, and marine fuels, as well as lubricating oils, hydraulic fluids, coolants, and other chemical products used for machinery, vehicles, and equipment.

Does AR 70-12 address safety regulations regarding fuels and lubricants?
Yes, AR 70-12 includes safety regulations and requirements to ensure the proper handling, storage, and transportation of fuels and lubricants, in order to prevent accidents, environmental damage, and risk to personnel.

Are there any specific guidelines for the disposal of fuels and lubricants?
Yes, AR 70-12 provides guidelines for the proper disposal of fuels and lubricants, including procedures for storage tank cleaning, waste oil management, and emergency spill response.

How can I access the latest version of AR 70-12?
The most up-to-date version of AR 70-12 can be found on the official Army Publishing Directorate website, or it can be obtained through official military channels.

Can Army units deviate from the requirements in AR 70-12?
Deviations from the requirements in AR 70-12 may only be authorized by higher levels of command, such as the Theater Army or Department of the Army, for specific operational or logistical reasons.

Does AR 70-12 provide guidance on fuel consumption management?
Yes, AR 70-12 provides guidance on fuel consumption management, including monitoring fuel usage, implementing conservation measures, and optimizing fuel efficiency in Army operations.

Are there any reporting requirements related to fuels and lubricants?
Yes, AR 70-12 specifies reporting requirements for fuels and lubricants, such as tracking stocks, consumption, losses, and reporting fuel expenditure data in accordance with applicable Army regulations and directives.