What does Army Regulation AR 25-13 cover?
Army Regulation AR 25-13 covers the policies and procedures for telecommunications and unified capabilities within the United States Army.

What is the purpose of AR 25-13?
The purpose of AR 25-13 is to provide guidance and regulations for the management, use, and control of telecommunications systems and capabilities within the Army.

Who is responsible for ensuring compliance with AR 25-13?
The Chief Information Officer/G-6 (CIO/G-6) is responsible for ensuring compliance with AR 25-13 throughout the Army.

Does AR 25-13 apply to all Army personnel?
Yes, AR 25-13 applies to all Army personnel, including military, civilian, and contractor personnel, as well as any outside organization that utilizes Army telecommunication capabilities.

What is meant by "unified capabilities" in AR 25-13?
"Unified capabilities" refers to the integration of voice, video, and data communications over converged networks, enabling users to communicate and collaborate in real time across various platforms and devices.

Can Army personnel use personal communication devices for official purposes?
Yes, Army personnel may use personal communication devices for official purposes, as long as they comply with relevant security, classification, and operational requirements outlined in AR 25-13.

What are the restrictions on using social media in accordance with AR 25-13?
The use of social media by Army personnel is permissible, but it must adhere to operational, security, and privacy requirements outlined in AR 25-13 and other applicable regulations.

What is the process for acquiring telecommunications services under AR 25-13?
The process for acquiring telecommunications services under AR 25-13 involves following the guidelines outlined in the Army's Acquisition Management System and complying with the requirements set by the CIO/G-6.

Can Army personnel use personal email accounts for official communications?
No, Army personnel are generally prohibited from using personal email accounts for official communications. Official email accounts provided by the Army should be utilized instead.