- DA 2404Form
Equipment Inspection and Maintenance Worksheet
The paper worksheet for recording PMCS faults and inspection results on equipment when the electronic worksheet is not available.
- DA 5988-EForm
Equipment Maintenance and Inspection Worksheet
The system-generated PMCS worksheet produced from the maintenance database, used to record faults, parts on order, and services due on a piece of equipment.
- AR 750-1Publication
Army Materiel Maintenance Policy
AR 750-1 sets Army maintenance policy: the two levels of maintenance, services and inspections, and the standards a commander is held to for equipment readiness. It is the policy behind the motor pool. The 29 April 2026 major revision supersedes the 2 February 2023 edition, and DA PAM 750-1 now carries the associated procedures.
- DA PAM 670-1Publication
Guide to the Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia
DA PAM 670-1 is the illustrated guide to wearing the uniform: placement measurements, insignia layouts, and how awards and badges are arranged. AR 670-1 says what is authorized; this pamphlet shows exactly where it goes. It is the reference for uniform inspections and board preparation.
- AR 190-11Publication
Physical Security of Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives
AR 190-11 sets the physical security standards for arms, ammunition, and explosives: storage, arms room construction, key and lock control, and inventory requirements. Arms room operations and unit AA&E inspections trace back to this regulation. Some content is controlled, so work from your installation provost marshal's guidance as well.
- DA PAM 750-8Publication
The Army Maintenance Management System (TAMMS) Users Manual
DA PAM 750-8 is the TAMMS users manual: the forms and records that document maintenance, faults, services, and equipment use. It is the reference behind DA Form 5988-E and the maintenance record trail. It is old, but it is still the users manual for maintenance forms and records.
- Reference
The Command Supply Discipline Program
CSDP is the commander's program for making sure supply policy is actually followed, and it runs on standardized checklists and scheduled evaluations of subordinate units.
- Reference
The four weeks before the board
A week-by-week plan that fixes the record first, then the uniform, then the knowledge, then the performance.
- Reference
Troop leading procedures and how they differ from MDMP
The eight troop leading procedures, which of them run in parallel rather than in order, and why a company or platoon uses them instead of MDMP.