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What is a Department of the Army pamphlet?

DA PAM stands for Department of the Army Pamphlet, which is primarily informative, but not punitive. The AR 25-30 defines a DA PAM as: A permanent instructional publication.

Where do you find current Army publications?

The Army Publishing Directorate (APD) provides links to current Army publications. Some publications require a CAC card login to view them. The Central Army Registry (C.A.R.) also provides links to current Army publications. Some publications require a CAC card login to view them.

Does the U.S. Army have a website?

GoArmy.com is the go-to site for information about joining the Army.

Which website would you use to access Army pamphlets and circulars?

For a complete listing of Army publications and forms, please visit .

Is Army mil a government website?

This is an official U.S. Army website, and is provided as a public service by Army Public Affairs. Information presented on Army.mil is considered public information and may be distributed or copied unless otherwise specified.

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