AR 351-9 — Inter-service Training {opnavinst 1500.27h; Dafi 36-2657; Mco 1580.7f; Comdtinst 1580.1a}
AR 351-9 governs policies, responsibilities, and functions for Inter-Service training across the military Services.
- Publication number: AR 351-9
- Title: INTER-SERVICE TRAINING {OPNAVINST 1500.27H; DAFI 36-2657; MCO 1580.7F; COMDTINST 1580.1A}
- Date: 01/22/2024
- Proponent: G-3/5/7
- Status: ACTIVE
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AR 351-9 describes Inter-Service training, the organization of the Inter-Service Training Review Organization, and Services’ funding responsibilities. It includes requirements for training coordination, course management, resource evaluation, and internal control evaluation.
Topics covered
- Inter-Service training
- Inter-Service Training Review Organization
- Quota training
- Consolidated and collocated training
- Services responsibility and funding
- Training resources
- Internal control evaluation
Questions and answers
What qualifies as Inter-Service training?
Inter-Service training occurs when one or more military Services train together in a formal environment on individual skills in an institutional setting.
Is all Inter-Service training governed by the ITRO?
All Inter-Service training is not governed by the ITRO and its procedures.
What is the purpose of the ITRO?
The ITRO is a voluntary organization of the military Services established to set policies and procedures for Inter-Service training and improve the effectiveness and efficiency of Service individual skills training consistent with individual Service requirements. (paragraph 7)
How far in advance must a Service notify other Services before deconsolidating training?
Provide other Services with written notification 1 year prior to deconsolidation from training. (paragraph 7)