What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 59-3 MOVEMENT OF CARGO BY SCHEDULED MILITARY AIR TRANSPORTATION?
The purpose of this regulation is to establish policies and procedures for the movement of cargo by scheduled military air transportation to ensure efficient and effective support to Army missions.

Who does Army regulation AR 59-3 apply to?
This regulation applies to all Army personnel involved in the planning, preparation, and execution of the movement of cargo by scheduled military air transportation.

What types of cargo are covered by AR 59-3?
AR 59-3 covers all classes of cargo, including supplies, equipment, and personal property, transported by scheduled military air transportation.

What are the general responsibilities of personnel involved in the movement of cargo by scheduled military air transportation?
Personnel involved in this process are responsible for ensuring compliance with all applicable regulations, proper packaging and marking of cargo, accurate documentation, and coordination with transportation providers.

Can hazardous materials be transported by scheduled military air transportation?
Yes, hazardous materials can be transported, but they must comply with all applicable regulations, including proper packaging, marking, and documentation.

Can classified material be transported by scheduled military air transportation?
Yes, classified material can be transported, but it must be done in accordance with the appropriate security regulations and procedures.

How is cargo determined to be eligible for scheduled military air transportation?
Eligibility for scheduled military air transportation is based on factors such as mission requirements, availability of space, and the nature of the cargo, as determined by the approving authority.

What documentation is required for the movement of cargo by scheduled military air transportation?
Documentation requirements may include transportation requests, shipping labels, manifests, customs forms, and any additional documentation specified by the transportation provider or approving authority.

Can commercial transportation be used in conjunction with scheduled military air transportation?
Yes, commercial transportation can be used to supplement scheduled military air transportation when necessary, but it must be coordinated and approved in accordance with procedures outlined in AR 59-3.