What is AR 350-100?
AR 350-100 is the Army Regulation that covers the Officer Active Duty Service Obligations.

What is the purpose of AR 350-100?
The purpose of AR 350-100 is to provide policies and guidelines regarding the active duty service obligations of Army officers.

Who does AR 350-100 apply to?
AR 350-100 applies to all Army officers on active duty, including commissioned officers, warrant officers, and officers in the Army Reserve or National Guard on active duty.

What is an active duty service obligation (ADSO)?
An active duty service obligation is the period of time an officer must serve on active duty after completing a specific training program or receiving certain benefits or education incentives.

What factors influence an officer's ADSO?
An officer's ADSO can be influenced by several factors, including the length of educational or training programs, receipt of financial incentives or scholarships, or participation in specialized programs.

Can an officer's ADSO be waived or reduced?
Yes, certain circumstances may warrant a waiver or reduction of an officer's ADSO. However, such requests are subject to review and approval by the appropriate authorities.

How is an officer's ADSO calculated?
An officer's ADSO is calculated by adding up the individual ADSOs associated with each training program, incentive, or benefit received throughout their career.

Can an officer request early termination of their ADSO?
In some cases, officers may be eligible to request early termination of their ADSO through voluntary separation or resignation, but such requests require the approval of the appropriate level of command.

What happens if an officer fails to fulfill their ADSO?
Failure to fulfill an ADSO may result in various consequences, such as the requirement to repay financial incentives or scholarships received, loss of benefits, or other administrative actions.