Army Regulation (AR) 600-20 Practice Test

The main idea here is what Army Command Policy covers in terms of command responsibilities for people and their welfare. Army Command Policy governs the commander’s responsibilities for the welfare and well-being of the force, ensures equal opportunity through the Army Equal Opportunity Program, and guides the Army Sexual Assault Victim Program. These areas are all about the behavior, treatment, and protection of personnel within the command. Logistics and Supply Planning, on the other hand, is a function that belongs to logistical and supply-chain domains, not to the command policy that shapes how commanders maintain discipline, fairness, and safety within the force. Because of that, Logistics and Supply Planning is not listed as part of the Army Command Policy’s coverage. So the item that is not listed is Logistics and Supply Planning.