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AR 215-1 - Soldier Support Institute - U.S. Army

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(a) Garrison and location.<br />

(b) City/state/country.<br />

(c) Continental United States (CONUS)/OCONUS.<br />

(d) IMCOM Region area.<br />

(e) Tour length (12, 24, 36 months).<br />

1. Accompanied.<br />

2. Unaccompanied.<br />

3. Student.<br />

(f) Installation population.<br />

1. Military<br />

2. Civilian.<br />

3. Family members.<br />

4. Total.<br />

(2) Financial capability and performance.<br />

(a) List all current category A and B MWR programs, with both APF and NAF expenses for current year and 3<br />

prior years, as outlined in table 5–1.<br />

APF expenses NAF expenses Total % of APF expenses<br />

Table 5–1<br />

APF and NAF expenses, current year (and 3 prior years)<br />

MWR program Minimum APF authorized<br />

standard 1 funding<br />

Category A 85%<br />

(List all category A programs)<br />

Category B 65%<br />

(List all category B programs)<br />

Notes:<br />

1 Per DODI 1015.10 (Encl 7).<br />

(b) Provide a balance sheet for NAF expenditures for the current year and 3 prior years.<br />

(c) Provide an income/loss statement for category C MWR programs for the current year and 3 prior years.<br />

(d) Include a capital improvement plan to include equipment, construction, and NAF major construction for the<br />

current year and 3 prior years.<br />

(3) Assistance provided. Provide the degree of assistance provided from the IMCOM Region or higher headquarters<br />

(FMWRC). Assistance includes monetary or staff visits, to include dates, amounts, projects, and results.<br />

(4) Management review and support. Explain how category C programs are being managed to meet community<br />

needs within local constraints, for example—<br />

(a) Adequately capitalized.<br />

(b) Impacting the garrison MWR operating entity.<br />

(c) Not overbuilt for military community needs.<br />

(5) Alternative category C programs. List installations and/or local communities with distances from subject<br />

installation/site. Explain applicable problems such as—<br />

(a) Cost prohibitive (high cost/tourist area).<br />

(b) Language/culture barrier.<br />

(c) Extreme year-round or seasonal environmental conditions exist that would prevent off-base recreation.<br />

(d) Distance problems.<br />

(e) Security restrictions or conditions that would seriously impact use of on-base or off-base category C MWR-type<br />

programs.<br />

c. Additionally, garrisons will document and explain any extenuating circumstances that seriously hinder the<br />

operation of the garrison’s category C MWR programs, to include where applicable—<br />

(1) Geographic separation. Installations or sites with fewer than 3,000 active duty military personnel assigned that<br />

are at least 30 minutes commuting time (during normal driving conditions) from a civilian community or other military<br />

20 <strong>AR</strong> <strong>215</strong>–1 • 31 July 2007

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