What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 614-120?
AR 614-120 establishes policies and procedures for the inter-service transfer of commissioned officers within the Army. It outlines the roles, responsibilities, eligibility criteria, and procedures for officers seeking to transfer from other services.

Who does AR 614-120 apply to?
AR 614-120 applies to all commissioned officers in the United States Army who wish to transfer from another service, including the Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard.

Can officers from other services transfer to the Army through other means?
Yes, officers from other services can transfer to the Army through other means, such as by direct appointment or a lateral transfer agreement between the services. AR 614-120 specifically covers inter-service transfers.

What are the eligibility requirements for officers seeking an inter-service transfer to the Army?
Eligibility requirements for inter-service transfer to the Army include being a commissioned officer in good standing from another service, meeting the age and time-in-service requirements according to the applicable regulations, and undergoing a suitability review by the Army.

How can officers begin the inter-service transfer process?
Officers who wish to transfer from another service to the Army should submit a completed application package to the Army Human Resources Command (HRC). The package should include the officer's military records, educational documents, and any other relevant information.

Can officers choose their branch or component when transferring to the Army?
The Army makes every effort to accommodate the preferences of officers transferring from other services; however, the final decision on branch assignment and component (Active, Reserve, or National Guard) lies with the Army based on the needs of the service.

Are officers who transfer to the Army required to attend any additional training?
Officers who transfer to the Army through inter-service transfer may be required to attend additional training based on their rank, branch, and prior service. This will be determined on a case-by-case basis by the Army.

Will officers' rank and time-in-service from their previous service carry over?
Rank and time-in-service from the officer's previous service may carry over to the Army; however, this will be determined based on the officer's qualifications, the needs of the Army, and compliance with applicable regulations.

Are there any incentives or benefits for officers who transfer to the Army?
Officers who transfer to the Army through inter-service transfer may be eligible for certain benefits, such as service credit for prior active duty service, retirement credit, and continuation of certain benefits like healthcare. These benefits will be determined based on the officer's specific circumstances.