What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 525-28 PERSONNEL RECOVERY?
The purpose of this regulation is to establish policies and procedures for personnel recovery operations to ensure the prompt and efficient recovery of isolated personnel.

Who does Army regulation AR 525-28 apply to?
This regulation applies to all components of the Army, including Active Army, Army National Guard, and Army Reserve.

What does personnel recovery mean?
Personnel recovery refers to the sum of military, diplomatic, and civil efforts to prepare for and execute the recovery and reintegration of isolated personnel.

What are the key principles of personnel recovery?
The key principles of personnel recovery are planning and preparation, mission command, situational understanding, operations, and reintegration.

What are the responsibilities of commanders regarding personnel recovery?
Commanders are responsible for ensuring that personnel recovery is integrated into all levels of planning and operations, and for designating personnel recovery coordinating authority.

How does Army regulation AR 525-28 address the recovery of isolated personnel?
The regulation provides guidance on planning and execution, reporting and coordination, intelligence support, and medical support for the recovery of isolated personnel.

Can non-military personnel be involved in personnel recovery?
Yes, civilian agencies and organizations may provide support and contribute to personnel recovery efforts as part of a coordinated approach.

How are intelligence assets utilized in personnel recovery operations?
Intelligence assets provide essential support in gathering and analyzing information to determine the location and status of isolated personnel, enabling effective recovery efforts.

How does Army regulation AR 525-28 address the reintegration of recovered personnel?
The regulation provides guidance on the coordination of reintegration activities, including initial medical assessment, debriefing, counseling, and support for recovered personnel.