What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 135-100?
The purpose of AR 135-100 is to provide guidance and procedures for the appointment of commissioned and warrant officers in the U.S. Army.

Who does Army regulation AR 135-100 apply to?
AR 135-100 applies to all personnel involved in the appointment of commissioned and warrant officers in the U.S. Army, including Active Army, Army National Guard, and U.S. Army Reserve.

What is the eligibility criteria for appointment as a commissioned officer?
To be eligible for appointment as a commissioned officer, individuals must meet specific requirements, including U.S. citizenship, age restrictions, educational qualifications, and passing the appropriate commissioning program.

What is the eligibility criteria for appointment as a warrant officer?
Eligibility for appointment as a warrant officer involves specific criteria, such as being a U.S. citizen, meeting age requirements, having the necessary qualifications based on the warrant officer specialty, and completing the Warrant Officer Candidate School.

Can enlisted soldiers apply for appointment as commissioned or warrant officers?
Yes, enlisted soldiers are eligible to apply for appointment as commissioned officers through various pathways such as Officer Candidate School or the Reserve Officer Training Corps. They can also apply for appointment as warrant officers through the Warrant Officer Candidate School.

Are there any exceptions to the eligibility criteria for appointment as a commissioned or warrant officer?
Exceptions to the eligibility criteria for appointment as a commissioned or warrant officer may be considered on a case-by-case basis, subject to applicable regulations and approval authorities.

How are candidates selected for appointment as commissioned officers?
The selection process for appointment as a commissioned officer includes evaluations, interviews, medical examinations, background checks, and various assessments to assess the candidate's aptitude, skills, and potential for leadership.

Can individuals with prior military service be appointed as commissioned officers?
Yes, individuals with prior military service can be appointed as commissioned officers, provided they meet the necessary requirements and qualifications outlined in AR 135-100.

Is there a maximum age limit for appointment as a commissioned or warrant officer?
There is no fixed maximum age limit for appointment as a commissioned or warrant officer; however, age restrictions and requirements may vary depending on the specific commissioning program or warrant officer specialty.