What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 5-13?
The purpose of AR 5-13 is to establish policy and procedures for managing Army munitions requirements, prioritization, and authorizations.

Who does AR 5-13 apply to?
AR 5-13 applies to all Army organizations and activities, including units, installations, and agencies involved in the management and allocation of munitions.

What does AR 5-13 cover?
AR 5-13 covers the process for determining munitions requirements, prioritizing munitions allocations, and managing the authorization and distribution of Army munitions.

How are munitions requirements determined?
Munitions requirements are determined based on operational plans, mission requirements, and established unit and organization authorizations.

What factors are considered in the prioritization of munitions allocations?
Factors such as mission criticality, threat level, training requirements, and availability of munitions are considered in the prioritization of munitions allocations.

What is the role of the Munitions Prioritization and Authorizations Working Group (MPAWG)?
The MPAWG is responsible for reviewing and prioritizing munitions requirements, reconciling discrepancies, and making recommendations for authorizations and allocations.

How often is the Munitions Prioritization and Authorizations Working Group (MPAWG) convened?
The MPAWG is convened at least annually or as directed by higher headquarters, to ensure the regular review and adjustment of munitions requirements and authorizations.

Can units request additional munitions beyond their authorized levels?
Units can request additional munitions beyond their authorized levels through the Munitions Authorization Request (MAR) process, which requires justification and approval from higher headquarters.

Who is responsible for managing and monitoring compliance with AR 5-13?
Commanders and leaders at all levels are responsible for managing and monitoring compliance with AR 5-13 within their respective organizations.