What does Army regulation AR 25-13 cover?
AR 25-13, Army Telecommunications and Unified Capabilities, covers the policies, procedures, and responsibilities for Army communications, including the use of unified capabilities (UC) services.

Who does AR 25-13 apply to?
AR 25-13 applies to all Army personnel, including Active Army, Army National Guard, and U.S. Army Reserve, as well as Army contractors responsible for the implementation and management of Army telecommunications and unified capabilities.

What does AR 25-13 define as unified capabilities (UC)?
AR 25-13 defines UC as the integration of voice, video, data, and other multimedia services, delivered over secure, high-speed networks, enabling collaboration, information sharing, and effective communication among Army users.

What are some examples of unified capabilities services?
Examples of unified capabilities services include voice communication services (e.g., Voice over Internet Protocol), video teleconferencing, instant messaging, email, collaborative workspaces, and other multimedia communication tools.

What is the purpose of AR 25-13?
The purpose of AR 25-13 is to establish standards, guidelines, and procedures to ensure the effective and efficient use of Army telecommunications and unified capabilities services, ensuring interoperability, and safeguarding classified and sensitive information.

What responsibilities does AR 25-13 assign to the Army Chief Information Officer (CIO)/G-6?
AR 25-13 assigns the Army CIO/G-6 with responsibilities such as approving and managing the Army Enterprise Network Implementation Plan, establishing policies for UC services, monitoring compliance, and ensuring the effective operation of Army telecommunications.

What is the importance of compliance with AR 25-13?
Compliance with AR 25-13 is crucial as it ensures consistency in Army telecommunications practices, promotes information security, allows for efficient interoperability, and supports the achievement of the Army's mission through effective communication and collaboration.

How does AR 25-13 address cybersecurity?
AR 25-13 incorporates cybersecurity measures by providing guidelines for the protection of Army networks, systems, and communications against unauthorized access, intrusion, and cyber threats that could compromise sensitive information.

Can Army personnel use personal devices for Army telecommunications?
AR 25-13 allows for the use of personal devices and systems for official Army telecommunications purposes as long as they meet Army security standards and are approved by the responsible authorities.