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Thu Fri Sat B–18. Quotes The following rules are recommended when including a quotation in the text: a. Long quotations. If the quotation is extensive or more than two paragraphs long, use the word QUOTEat the beginning and the word UNQUOTEat the end of the quoted material. Place these words on separate lines from the quoted material to distinguish them and offset them from the information being quoted. b. Short quotations. Use quotation marks before and after the quoted material. Always place the comma and final period inside the quotation marks. Place other punctuation inside only if they are part of the quoted material. B–19. Word division Words should be divided only when necessary. When they must be divided, they are separated between syllables. Onesyllable words are never divided. Proper division into syllables is given in most dictionaries. a. Words may be divided— (1) After a vowel, if the vowel itself is a separate syllable within a word. physi-cal not phys-ical sepa-rate not sep-arate particu-lar not partic-ular criti-cism not crit-icism (2) Between the members of solid compounds. rail-road proof-reader (3) At the hyphen in hyphenated compounds. court-martial above-mentioned (4) Between adjoining vowels in separate syllables. estu-ary gene-alogy cre-ation (5) After prefixes of three or more letters. ante-date tri-color inter-leaving trans-portation (6) Before suffixes of three or more letters. port-able writ-ing (7) After the second consonant of double consonants ending a root word, when followed by a suffix. tell-ing express-ing (8) Between double consonants that are doubled because a suffix is added. remit-ted 74 AR 25–50 • 3 June 2002
thin-ning (9) After the consonant at the end of a syllable with a short vowel and before the consonant at the end of a syllable with a long vowel, if no vowel is a separate syllable or if vowels do not adjoin. progress (verb) pro-gress progress (noun) prog-ress project (verb) pro-ject project (noun) proj-ect stenographic (verb) steno-graphic stenographer (noun) stenog-rapher b. Words may not be divided— (1) At the ends of more than two consecutive lines. (2) At the end of a line when the part begun there does not suggest the whole word. counter-offense not coun-teroffense (3) If five or fewer letters, even though containing more than one syllable. avoid begin into also every area (4) Between a one- or a two-letter terminal syllable and the rest of a word. ammonia proceeded period (5) Between a one- or two-letter initial syllable and the rest of the word. identity around behavior (6) At the end of a page or of a paragraph. c. Do not separate closely related word units. Avoid separating words in close association, such as the elements of dates and of proper names, groups of initials and surnames, and abbreviated titles and names. When it is necessary to divide a date, the year may be carried over to the next line in the nonabbreviated form. When it is necessary to divide a proper name, the surname may be carried over to the next line. Do not separate figures, letters, or symbols from their accompanying words. Appendix C Titles and Protocol Sequence C–1. Addressing the Office of the Secretary of Defense Figure C–1 provides the protocol sequence for multiple-addressee correspondence within the Office of the Secretary of Defense. C–2. Addressing the Secretary of the Army and the Army Staff Figures C–2 through C–5 show the titles and protocol sequences for multiple-addressee correspondence within the Office of the Secretary of the Army and to the Army Staff. AR 25–50 • 3 June 2002 75
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Army Regulation 25-50 Information M
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Headquarters Department of the Army
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Chapter 1 Preparing Correspondence
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