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competitions against touring professional teams, such as the Harlem Globetrotters, and may be held for spectator entertainment purposes. (8) Locally sponsored sports events terms. The terms “interservice” and “Armed Forces” will not be used in the title of locally sponsored sports events. Such terms will be used only for competitions sponsored by the Armed Forces Sports Council, a DOD agency. (9) Playing rules. Generally, playing rules published by U.S. national sports governing bodies will be used for all competitions conducted within the Army. Table 8–5 is a listing of the U.S. national sports governing bodies. Otherwise, installations will use rules of any other recognized sports organizations, such as the National Federation of State High School Associations, the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association, or the United States Slowpitch Softball Association. Overseas commands may use international rules, if appropriate. Table 8–5 U.S. national sports governing bodies Sport Archery Badminton Baseball Basketball Biathlon Bobsled Bowling Boxing Canoe/kayak Cycling Diving Equestrian Fencing Field hockey Figure skating Golf Gymnastics Ice hockey Judo Luge Modern pentathlon Racquetball Roller Skating Rowing Rugby Shooting Skiing Soccer Softball Speed skating Swimming National Archery Association U.S. Badminton Association U.S. Baseball Federation USA Basketball U.S. Biathlon Association Governing Body U.S. Bobsled and Skeleton Federation U.S. Bowling Congress USA Boxing USA Canoe and Kayak U.S. Cycling Federation U.S. Diving, Inc. USA Equestrian U.S. Fencing Association U.S. Field Hockey Association of America (Men’s) U.S. Field Hockey Association (Women’s) U.S. Figure Skating Association U.S. Golf Association (USGA) U.S. Gymnastics Federation USA Hockey U.S. Judo, Inc. U.S. Luge Association U.S. Modern Pentathlon Association American Amateur Racquetball Association USA Confederation of Roller Skating U.S. Rowing Association USA Rugby Football Union (USARFU) National Rifle Association U.S. Ski Association U.S. Soccer Federation Amateur Softball Association U.S. International Speed Skating Association U.S. Swimming, Inc. 76 AR 215–1 • 31 July 2007
Table 8–5 U.S. national sports governing bodies—Continued Synchronized swimming Table tennis Taekwondo Team handball Tennis Track and field Volleyball Water polo Weightlifting Wrestling Yachting U.S. Synchronized Swimming, Inc. U.S. Table Tennis Association U.S. Taekwondo Union Team Handball Federation U.S. Tennis Federation USA Track and Field U.S. Volleyball Association U.S. Water Polo U.S. Weightlifting Federation USA Wrestling U.S. Sailing Association (10) Prohibition against use of drugs by participants. All persons involved in athletic training or competitions will be prohibited from using any drugs or medication to improve athletic performance. The consumption of alcohol by athletes participating in athletic events or competitions just prior or during the competition is prohibited. This policy will apply to all persons who are assigned, detailed, or who volunteer their services to the Army Sports and Fitness Program in any capacity whatever (for example, competitors, coaches, administrators). All persons involved in the Army Sports and Fitness Program will sign a statement that they understand and will comply with this policy. This policy does not apply to opposing civilian teams or individuals competing against Army sponsored teams. c. Program levels. Sports and Fitness Program levels are addressed in the paragraphs that follow. See chapters 5 and 13 and appendix D for additional funding policies. d. Unit activities. Comprehensive unit level sports programs will be developed and conducted in accordance with local MWR program policy and this regulation. Community recreation fitness staffs will coordinate the use of facilities and equipment and set up an extensive intramural athletics program in both team and individual sports. Unit athletics are for active duty Soldiers only (to include Army Reserve and ARNG Soldiers when activated) and may be conducted during both duty and off-duty time. e. Intramural activities. Garrison commanders will develop intramural training programs to supplement unit level activities. Intramural athletic programs are usually conducted during off-duty hours between teams on the same installation; however, they may compete with teams of other installations when available resources permit. Civilians may participate when there are not sufficient military personnel but may not compete above the intramural level. f. Installation, regional, and IMCOM Region competitions/events. (The ARNG sports program is governed by ARNG policies and regulations.) IMCOM Regions may conduct installation, regional, or IMCOM Region-level competitions/events as follow-on to installation intramural athletic programs. This may include athletics that lead to departmental, national, or international competition. IMCOM Regions may grant subordinate commands authority to place military participants on permissive TDY for assembly and training for a maximum of 30 days prior to a championship competition. Individuals or teams representing installations may participate in IMCOM Region or regional-level competitions/events if they qualify as follows: (1) They have participated in an installation intramural program. Reassignment, permanent change of station, or reenlistment will not prevent a Soldier from competing. (2) The unit or garrison commander must approve of individual or team participation. (3) Local NAFs may be used for travel and per diem expenses at athletic competitions/events hosted by IMCOM Regions or installations. Use of local NAFs must be approved by the responsible commander. g. Departmental-level and Armed Forces competition. (1) Departmental and Armed Forces competitions, conducted periodically in selected sports, offer higher level competition for accomplished Soldier-athletes who meet the following criteria: (a) Prospective candidates must be on active duty and authorized by immediate commanders to participate. Participation in a leave status will not be authorized. Completion of scheduled military training will not be delayed. (b) All participants must be amateurs as defined by the appropriate national governing body. (c) Minimum qualifications for track and field will be determined by the National B Standards found at www.usatf.- org. Golf applications will include individual handicaps certified by a golf course manager or golf home course professional. Bowling applications will include scratch averages certified by the bowling center manager or league secretary. The minimum average considered is 200 for men and 170 for women in 21 or more league games. (d) Trial camp selection will be based on performance in current military and civilian competitions, records, and AR 215–1 • 31 July 2007 77
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Army Regulation 215-1 Morale, Welfa
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Contents—Continued Precious metal
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Contents—Continued Section XII Fi
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Chapter 1 Purpose, Principles, and
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2-3. The Commander, Installation Ma
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Table 3-1 Listing of centrally admi
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Figure 3-1. MWR programs—Continue
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employment taxes will be withheld w
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o. FMWRC will issue annual financia
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installation that has three or more
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(3) APF support is not authorized f
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(4) Schedule A, APF and NAF Expense
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for use of Government-owned passeng
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h. Overseas commands employing NAF
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17-8. Nonavailability of appropriat
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(2) Auction sales. Garrison auction
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member from the U.S. Army Audit Age
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purchases made using MWR USA/UFM fu
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the Central Banking Program. RIMP w
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19-16. Claims by employees Claims b
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Table 19-1 Depreciation guide—Con
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turbines, pressure vessels, or pipi
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means all forms of data, including
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c. Proof that a loss occurred only
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(2) A copy of the claim against the
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(1) An employee has the right to ch
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19-89. Coverage for Korean National
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AR 25-30 The Army Publishing Progra
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AR 360-1 The Army Public Affairs Pr
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DA Circular 608-06-1 Better Opportu
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DODD 5132.12 Consolidations and Red
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UFC 4-740-20 Unified Facilities Cri
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31 USC 1350 Criminal penalty 31 USC
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DA Form 5322 Monthly Cash Projectio
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f. Configuration Control Board, whi
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a. Total sales method. This is the
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(2) Containers will be checked to e
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advantage may taken of cash and pro
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manager is assigned, the garrison c
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c. A written agreement must be exec
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c. The safety officer may be a full
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(b) Extend more than 5 nautical mil
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(a) Navigation training with increa
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d. Rebuttals received after the all
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a. Amusement and Vending Machine Op
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AMC Air Mobility Command AMWRF Army
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CPS Customer Payment Solution CRC c
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FPM Federal Personnel Manual FTS fu
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lost, damaged, or destroyed. In suc
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Controlled equipment Items that cos
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Facility manager Annex or activity
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services), and related resources. N
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NAFI representative An employee of
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(known as “gray” area retirees)
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Military, Naval, Air Force, and Coa
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