What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 350-38?
The purpose of AR 350-38 is to establish policies and management guidelines for the use and maintenance of training aids, devices, simulators, and simulations (TADSS) within the Army.

Who does AR 350-38 apply to?
AR 350-38 applies to all members of the Army, including Active Duty, Reserve, and National Guard personnel, as well as Department of the Army Civilians involved in training activities.

What is the definition of a training aid, device, simulator, or simulation (TADSS)?
TADSS refers to any type of equipment, computer software, or training system used to enhance soldier training or simulate realistic training scenarios.

What are the factors determining the priority of TADSS acquisitions?
The priority for TADSS acquisitions is determined based on the relevance to current Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) priority training requirements and the availability of resources.

How are TADSS managed within the Army?
TADSS are managed using an integrated product support (IPS) approach, which includes acquisition, fielding, support, and disposal processes.

What is the responsibility of units regarding TADSS use and maintenance?
Units are responsible for the accountability, serviceability, security, and maintenance of TADSS assigned to them. They must also report any deficiencies, damage, or loss to the appropriate authority.

Are there any restrictions on the use of TADSS?
Yes, the use of TADSS must adhere to safety regulations, privacy laws, intellectual property rights, and other relevant rules and regulations.

How are TADSS shortages addressed?
TADSS shortages should be addressed through the establishment of prioritized acquisition lists, requests for additional funding and resources, and the sharing of TADSS assets between units.

Are there any specific requirements for TADSS storage and maintenance facilities?
Yes, TADSS storage and maintenance facilities should meet certain requirements, such as climate-controlled environments, proper security measures, and compliance with safety and environmental regulations.