What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 59-9 SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT AIRLIFT MISSION REQUIREMENTS?
The purpose of this regulation is to establish policies, procedures, and responsibilities for special assignment airlift mission requirements within the United States Army.

What does AR 59-9 cover?
AR 59-9 covers the planning, coordination, implementation, and execution of special assignment airlift missions.

Who is responsible for ensuring compliance with AR 59-9?
The Commander, U.S. Army Forces Command (FORSCOM), is responsible for ensuring compliance with this regulation.

What are the main factors considered when determining the need for a special assignment airlift mission?
The main factors considered include the urgency of need, availability of transportation assets, and the impact on mission accomplishment.

Who is authorized to request a special assignment airlift mission?
Authorized personnel at the general officer or civilian equivalent level may request a special assignment airlift mission.

How are special assignment airlift missions prioritized?
Special assignment airlift missions are prioritized based on the urgency of need and the availability of transportation assets.

Can special assignment airlift missions be conducted in peacetime?
Yes, special assignment airlift missions can be conducted in peacetime when authorized by appropriate authority.

Are there any limitations on the types of cargo that can be transported via special assignment airlift missions?
Special assignment airlift missions can transport any authorized and properly prepared cargo within the cargo capacity limitations of the aircraft being utilized.

What are the documentation requirements for special assignment airlift missions?
Standard documentation requirements, such as mission requests, authorizations, and transportation plans, apply to special assignment airlift missions.