Which regulation typically governs the AGR program?

The AGR program is primarily governed by AR 135-18. This regulation outlines the policies and procedures for the Active Guard Reserve program, detailing the eligibility requirements, roles, and responsibilities of AGR personnel. It sets forth the framework to manage any active duty personnel who are part of the reserve components, including how they are accessed, managed, and released from service. This ensures that the AGR program operates effectively within the larger context of the Army Reserve and National Guard services.

Other regulations mentioned have different focuses; for instance, AR 600-20 addresses Army command policy, including equal opportunity and military discipline, while AR 670-1 pertains to the wear and appearance of Army uniforms. Lastly, AR 140-10 deals with the management of the Army Reserve. Each of these regulations serves important functions, but none are specifically focused on the Active Guard Reserve program as AR 135-18 is.