What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 1-100, The Army Gift Program?
The purpose of AR 1-100 is to establish policies and procedures for the acceptance and administration of gifts given to the United States Army, in order to ensure compliance with legal and ethical standards.

Who is responsible for implementing and enforcing AR 1-100?
The Office of the Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Army (OAA) is responsible for implementing and enforcing AR 1-100.

What qualifies as a gift under AR 1-100?
A gift is any donation, bequest, devise, grant, payment, reward, honor, commendation, favor, or other benefit given to the Army or its personnel, whether tangible or intangible.

Are there any restrictions on the acceptance of gifts under AR 1-100?
Yes, there are restrictions. Gifts from foreign governments are generally prohibited, and Army personnel must not solicit or accept gifts that could be perceived as influencing their official duties or compromising the integrity of the Army.

Who can accept gifts on behalf of the Army?
Only the Secretary of the Army, his/her designee, or an authorized representative of the Army can accept gifts on behalf of the Army.

Can Army personnel accept personal gifts from outside sources?
Yes, Army personnel are permitted to accept personal gifts. However, they must ensure that the gifts do not violate ethical standards, create a conflict of interest, or compromise the integrity of the Army.

Are there reporting requirements for gifts received under AR 1-100?
Yes, any gift received with an estimated value of $350 or higher must be reported to the Office of the Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Army within 30 days of receipt.

Can gifts be used for personal gain or benefit?
No, gifts received under AR 1-100 should not be used for personal gain or benefit. They should be used for the benefit of the Army and its personnel, as specified in the gift acceptance agreement.

Can gifts be transferred or sold by the Army after acceptance?
Yes, gifts may be transferred or sold after acceptance, provided that the proceeds are used for authorized Army purposes and in accordance with applicable regulations.