What is AR 220-45 Duty Rosters?
AR 220-45 Duty Rosters is an Army regulation that provides guidance and procedures for maintaining duty rosters within Army units.

What is the purpose of maintaining duty rosters?
The purpose of maintaining duty rosters is to ensure proper staffing and accountability of personnel, as well as to facilitate the smooth functioning of a unit's operations.

Who is responsible for preparing duty rosters?
The unit commander or designated personnel are responsible for preparing duty rosters in accordance with AR 220-45 regulations.

What information should be included in a duty roster?
Duty rosters should include the names of personnel, their assigned duty positions, the duration of the duty, and any specific responsibilities or instructions associated with the duty.

How often should duty rosters be updated?
Duty rosters should be updated as changes occur, such as when new personnel join the unit, personnel rotate positions, or duties change.

Are there any restrictions on duty assignments?
Yes, duty assignments should adhere to equal opportunity and non-discrimination policies, ensuring fair rotation and distribution of duties among personnel.

Can soldiers refuse assigned duties listed on the roster?
Soldiers are generally expected to comply with assigned duties listed on the roster. However, there may be circumstances where a soldier can request a change based on legitimate reasons, which should be addressed through the unit's chain of command.

How should the duty roster be communicated to personnel?
The duty roster should be clearly posted or distributed to all personnel within the unit, ensuring that everyone has access to their assigned duties.

What happens if a soldier is absent from their assigned duty?
If a soldier is absent from their assigned duty without proper justification, it is considered a violation of duty and may result in disciplinary actions as per applicable Army regulations.