What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 12-15?
The purpose of Army regulation AR 12-15 is to provide guidance and procedures for Joint Security Cooperation Education and Training (JSCET) activities.

Who does AR 12-15 apply to?
AR 12-15 applies to all Department of Defense (DOD) personnel involved in JSCET activities, including active duty, reserve, and National Guard members.

What is Joint Security Cooperation Education and Training (JSCET)?
JSCET refers to the educational and training activities aimed at enhancing the capabilities of foreign security forces, promoting mutual security interests, and building partner nation capacity.

What does AR 12-15 cover in terms of JSCET activities?
AR 12-15 covers the planning, coordination, and execution of JSCET activities, including requirements, resources, and responsibilities. It also addresses personnel management, security, evaluations, funding, and reporting.

How are JSCET activities planned and coordinated?
JSCET activities are planned and coordinated through the Geographic Combatant Commands (GCCs), Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA), Defense Institute for Security Cooperation Studies (DISCS), and other relevant organizations.

Who is responsible for implementing JSCET activities?
The Secretary of Defense, through the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is responsible for implementing JSCET activities. The execution is carried out by the GCCs, DSCA, DISCS, and other supporting organizations.

What are the requirements for participation in JSCET activities?
Participants in JSCET activities must meet the specific training requirements outlined in the Joint Security Cooperation Training Program (JSCTP) Catalog, which includes personal qualifications, security clearance, and language proficiency, if applicable.

How is the effectiveness of JSCET activities evaluated?
The effectiveness of JSCET activities is evaluated through assessments, surveys, and analysis conducted by the appropriate offices, as well as feedback provided by participating personnel and partner nations.

How is funding provided for JSCET activities?
Funding for JSCET activities is provided through various DOD funding sources, such as the Security Cooperation Appropriation (SCA), Interagency funding, and international partners or customers' contributions.