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Appendix CDoctrine Publication Numbering SystemC-1. Doctrine publication numbering. a. The numbering system for doctrine publications is enforced by USACAC. The system is used only for doctrine publications and supporting literature (TCs and TMs) developed by the doctrine proponents. It aligns doctrine publication numbers for the Army with the joint publication numbering protocols, when possible (see Joint Doctrine Hierarchy and CJCSI 5120.02C). Doctrine publications for the Army are grouped into seven functional categories. Table C-1 depicts the numbering categories for doctrine. (Note: This table depicts subseries numbers and doctrine subcategories that are more than FM categories.) One functional category, not part of the joint numbering system, is 7-x, Warfighter Support. Category 7-x is for doctrine publications that do not fit in the other categories, primarily training the force and opposing forces for training. A few sets of doctrine publications are unique and not assigned to any category, such as ADP 1, ADP 1-02, and ADRP 1-02. Table C-1. Functional categories, number series, and doctrine/proponent titles
Table C-1. Functional categories, number series, and doctrine/proponent titles (continued)
b. The authority for assigning all numbers to doctrine publications for the Army is delegated to the CG, TRADOC (per DA Pam 25-40, paragraph 13-11b). Proponents request assignment of a publication number when submitting the PD to USACAC. Doctrine publication numbers are annotated and tracked in the DLMP. C-2. Methodology for assigning a doctrine publication number. The first number (X-xx.x) is a single digit and identifies the functional category (1-x = Personnel, 2-x = Intelligence, 3-x = Operations, 4-x = Sustainment, 5-x = Operations Process, 6-x = Mission Command, or 7-x = Warfighter Support). The second number (x XX.x), either one or two digits, preceded by a hyphen (-), places the publication within a functional field. The third number (x xx.X) preceded by a period (.) indicates an extension to those publications that provide supporting, expanded, or sequential doctrine within a functional field. An ADP, ADRP, and FM will normally have no extensions (ADP X-X, ADRP X-XX, or FM X-XX). An ATP will use a single- or double-digit extension (x-xx.X or x-xx.XX). No three-digit extensions will be used in doctrine publication numbering. (See figure C-1.) F C-3. Supporting publication numbering (TCs and TMs). Doctrine proponents that develop and publish TCs and TMs to support their core doctrine functions will use the same doctrine publication numbering convention to depict their support relationships with the doctrine publications except the publication type will precede the numbers. These publications will use a two-digit extension (TC X-XX.XX; TM X-XX.XX) only. The number should mirror or as close as possible the doctrine publication it supports. Doctrine proponents that have historically developed TMs and TCs and used the traditional regulatory numbering scheme identified in DA Pam 25-40 for these types of publications may continue to do so if desired. C-4. Rescinded or superseded publications. In accordance with DA Pam 25-40, the number of a rescinded or superseded departmental publication must not be reused. That nomenclature can be reused if it is preceded by a different media type. For example, FM X-yz may be renumbered ATP X-yz. Directory: tpubs -> regs regs -> Department of the Army *tradoc reg 5-11 Headquarters, United States Army Training and Doctrine Command tpubs -> The tradoc model safety program and self-assessment guide regs -> 05 March 2010 Historical Activities United States Army Training and Doctrine Command Military History Program regs -> Enlisted initial entry training policies and administration regs -> 28 May 2015 Administration U. S. Army Training and Doctrine Command regs -> Recruitment and selection of historians and museum division chiefs, museum directors, and supervisory curators Download 423.9 Kb. Share with your friends:
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