What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 415-28 REAL PROPERTY CATEGORY CODES?
The purpose of AR 415-28 is to establish the policy and procedures for managing real property category codes within the U.S. Army.

How are real property category codes used?
Real property category codes are used to classify real property assets owned or leased by the Army for the purpose of managing, reporting, and budgeting.

How are real property category codes assigned?
Real property category codes are assigned based on the characteristics and use of the property. They are determined through the analysis of physical, functional, and operational features.

Can real property category codes be changed?
Yes, real property category codes can be changed if there is a significant change in the characteristics or use of the property. The change must be approved through the proper channels.

How many real property category codes are there?
There are ten main real property category codes defined in AR 415-28, ranging from code P1 to code P9, with an additional code P0 for miscellaneous property.

What is the purpose of code P1 in real property category codes?
Code P1 is used for real property assets primarily used for the training and education of military personnel, such as training facilities and military academies.

What types of properties fall under code P9?
Code P9 is designated for real property assets that do not fit into any other category, such as historical/cultural properties, undeveloped land, or non-Army-owned properties.

Are there any specific reporting requirements related to real property category codes?
Yes, AR 415-28 outlines reporting requirements for each real property category code, including financial reports, inventory management, and physical inventory counts.

Can real property category codes be used internationally?
Yes, real property category codes can be used internationally by the U.S. Army as a standardized way of classifying and managing real property assets.