US Army Europe Installation Access Control Regulation

To submit this form, email the completed document to the designated military email address. For any physical submissions, mail it to the headquarters' postal address listed on the document. If necessary, follow up with a phone call to confirm receipt of your submission.

The key dates for the regulation include the original issuance date on 11 January 2010 and the latest revision on 27 April 2017, which continues to apply. Future updates are expected periodically to ensure compliance with military standards. Keep an eye out for announcements regarding any changes.

The main purpose of this form is to regulate access to U.S. Forces installations in Europe. It outlines necessary policies and procedures for personnel attempting to gain entry. This regulation is critical to maintaining security and operational readiness in military environments.

• 1. Name: Full name of the individual requesting access.
• 2. Date of Birth: The applicant's date of birth for identification.
• 3. Contact Information: Phone number and email address for future correspondence.
• 4. Purpose of Access: Reason for requesting access to the installation.
• 5. Affiliation: Indication of military, contractor, or family member status.

Failing to submit this form may result in denied access to military installations. Accurate and timely submission is essential for ensuring security protocols. Non-compliance could lead to disciplinary actions.

• Access Denial: If the form is not submitted, access to the installation will not be granted.
• Legal Penalties: Improper access could result in legal consequences for individuals.
• Security Risks: Failure to comply with access regulations poses security risks.

• 1. Official Visits: Required for any scheduled official visit to military facilities.
• 2. Contractor Access: Necessary for contractors needing entry for job functions.
• 3. Family Member Entry: Used by military families to gain access to installations.