Which program areas are included in the Army Command Policy?

Which program areas are included in the Army Command Policy?

• A. The Army Equal Opportunity (EO) Program and the Army Sexual Assault Victim Program
• B. The Medical and Dental Programs
• C. The Morale and Welfare Program
• D. The Recruitment Program

Answer: (A)

Army Command Policy guides commanders on how to run essential programs that shape unit climate, fairness, and readiness. It includes the Army Equal Opportunity Program, which ensures nondiscrimination and equal treatment, and the Army Sexual Assault Victim Program, which supports victims and provides a clear path for reporting, investigation, and accountability. These areas are central to how command policy addresses equal opportunity and prevention/response to sexual harassment and assault. Medical and Dental Programs belong to the Army Medical Department and health care policy. Morale and Welfare programs, while important to readiness, are managed through separate policies and programs focused on welfare and quality of life. Recruitment is handled under accession policies, not the Army Command Policy.

Army Command Policy guides commanders on how to run essential programs that shape unit climate, fairness, and readiness. It includes the Army Equal Opportunity Program, which ensures nondiscrimination and equal treatment, and the Army Sexual Assault Victim Program, which supports victims and provides a clear path for reporting, investigation, and accountability. These areas are central to how command policy addresses equal opportunity and prevention/response to sexual harassment and assault.

Medical and Dental Programs belong to the Army Medical Department and health care policy. Morale and Welfare programs, while important to readiness, are managed through separate policies and programs focused on welfare and quality of life. Recruitment is handled under accession policies, not the Army Command Policy.