What is the purpose of Army Regulation AR 350-19?
The purpose of Army Regulation AR 350-19 is to provide guidance and procedures for the implementation and sustainability of the Army Sustainable Range Program (ASRP).

What does the Army Sustainable Range Program (ASRP) encompass?
The ASRP encompasses all elements of the Army that own, lease, manage, operate, or use training ranges and facilities.

What is the primary objective of the Army Sustainable Range Program?
The primary objective of the ASRP is to ensure that Army training and testing activities are conducted on sustainable ranges that protect human health, safety, and the environment.

Who is responsible for implementing the Army Sustainable Range Program?
Commanders, at all levels, are responsible for implementing the ASRP within their respective organizations.

What are the key components of the Army Sustainable Range Program?
The key components of the ASRP include range planning, range operations and maintenance, range modernization, and range sustainment.

What is the importance of implementing the Army Sustainable Range Program?
Implementing the ASRP ensures the availability and condition of training ranges, minimizes environmental impact, and complies with applicable laws, regulations, and policies.

Who is responsible for conducting periodic assessments of training ranges?
Range managers are responsible for conducting periodic assessments of training ranges to identify environmental, safety, and health issues.

What actions should be taken when deficiencies are identified during range assessments?
When deficiencies are identified during range assessments, range managers must develop corrective action plans to address them in a timely manner.

Can non-military organizations use Army training and testing ranges?
Yes, non-military organizations can use Army training and testing ranges, subject to availability and mutually agreed upon by the owning military organization.