What is AR 525-2, The Army Protection Program?
AR 525-2 is an Army regulation that provides guidance and procedures for the implementation of the Army Protection Program (APP). This program is designed to safeguard Army personnel, resources, vital assets, and critical infrastructure from threats and vulnerabilities.

Who is responsible for the implementation of the Army Protection Program?
The Secretary of the Army (SA) is responsible for establishing and supervising the implementation of the APP.

What is the purpose of the Army Protection Program?
The purpose of the Army Protection Program is to ensure the ready and continued operation of Army installations, facilities, activities, and operations through the identification, assessment, and prevention of potential threats.

What are the key components of the Army Protection Program?
The key components of the APP include threat assessment, vulnerability assessment, security planning, and the execution of protective measures.

Why are threat and vulnerability assessments important in the Army Protection Program?
Threat and vulnerability assessments are crucial in the Army Protection Program as they help identify potential risks, vulnerabilities, and threats to Army installations and activities. They enable proactive planning and the implementation of appropriate security measures.

How are Army Protection Program initiatives funded?
Funding for the Army Protection Program is provided through the normal institutional Army budgeting and resourcing processes.

Can Army organizations or units deviate from AR 525-2?
While some local deviations may be allowed with proper authorization, for the most part, Army organizations and units are required to adhere to the guidance and procedures stated in AR 525-2.

Are there penalties for non-compliance with AR 525-2?
Non-compliance with AR 525-2 can result in disciplinary actions or administrative actions, depending on the severity and nature of the non-compliance.

Can Army Protection Program measures be implemented overseas or in non-combat areas?
Yes, the Army Protection Program applies to all Army installations, facilities, activities, and operations worldwide, regardless of whether they are in combat or non-combat areas.