o Institutes the requirement for Army Records Information Management System record numbers on memorandums (paras 1 – 5 and 2–4a(2)(a)). o Directs that correspondence, internal to Army, will be approved via digitally signed documents (paras 1 – 17 and 5–1b(2)(c)).

o Transfers proponency for the Army’s correspondence program from the Deputy Chief of Staff, G-1 to the Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Army (para 1-4 a). o Allows for the use...

2013年12月1日 · If it is an internal policy letter or order it will most likely be a MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD (MFR). If it is going to a different department or organization, put that organization name. If you are having problems figuring it out, take a look at the AR 25-50.

2011年11月8日 · This document summarizes revisions made to Army Regulation 25-50 dated 3 June 2002 regarding preparing and managing correspondence. It establishes three authorized forms of correspondence - letters, memorandums, and messages. It changes letterhead policy, removes file number placement requirements, and supersedes the previous regulation from 1988.

2024年9月6日 · The Memorandum for Record is one of the most important documents in the United States Army. It is popularly known as the MFR. It is a very important tool used in recording facts, decisions, and events that are of essence. This blog post discusses the purpose of MFR and how to develop an effective MFR.

The purpose of the Memorandum for Record (MFR) is to document conversations, meetings, and other events for future reference. Its format is the same as the informal memorandum, except …

Definition of MFR in Military and Government. What does MFR stand for?

Write a one-page MFR IAW AR 25-50, Preparing and Managing Correspondence, and the Army Writing Style based on the scenario provided below. Type your MFR using Arial font, 12 pitch. Your office symbol is ATSG-NCOA-ALC.

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY ADDRESS REPLY TO ATTENTION OF <OFFICE SYMBOL> (Of Sender) Date . MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD . SUBJECT: Request Earthworks Material (mulch, compost, or aggregate) 1. The [Activity/Unit Designation] requests [Type of Material] for [Description of Use]. The material will be used at [Bldg # or Description of Location]. 2.

Begin the memorandum with a short, clear purpose sentence. Put the recommendation, conclusion, or most important information (the main point) next. (Some writing combines the purpose and the main point.)