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AR 601-208

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THE ARMY MARKETING PROGRAM

Reviewed by Guilherme Correia, active-duty U.S. Air Force

AR 601-208, "THE ARMY MARKETING PROGRAM", is a United States Army publication, dated November 10, 2021.

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November 10, 2021

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ASA (M&RA)

Headquarters, Department of the Army

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AR 601-208 — index record

NumberAR 601-208
TitleTHE ARMY MARKETING PROGRAM
PublishedNovember 10, 2021
Office of primary responsibilityASA (M&RA)
Issued byHeadquarters, Department of the Army
Status on the indexActive
Unit of issuePDF P
Source indexArmy Publishing Directorate
Index last readOctober 20, 2026

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Purpose, in the publication’s words

This regulation prescribes the responsibilities, objectives, policies, and procedures for the U.S. Army Marketing Pro- gram and the Army Trademark and Licensing Program (ATLP). It governs the marketing operations that provide the necessary activities, institutions, and processes to create, deliver, and analyze the effectiveness of marketing content to enable the Army to access and retain personnel with talents that best meet the U.S. Army’s missions. This includes marketing activities that support Regular Army, Army National Guard (ARNG), U.S. Army Reserve (USAR), Special Mission recruiting (to include Chaplain, Judge Advocate General Corps, U.S. Army Special Operations Forces (ARSOF), Army Medical Corps, and other similar missions) as well as Department of the Army (DA) Civilians. This regulation further defines Army policy and prescribes Army procedures for the proper use of the Army’s logos, tag lines, and elements of its trademarks by Army organizations.

Summary of changes, as printed

The Army Marketing Program This major revision, dated 10 November 2021— o Changes title from The Army Brand and Marketing Program to The Army Marketing Program (title page). o Incorporates Army General Order 2021 – 06 (Reassignment of the Office of the Chief Army Enterprise Marketing from a Field Operating Agency of the Deputy Chief of Staff, G – 1, to a Field Operating Agency of the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Manpower and Reserve Affairs)) (front matter and throughout). o Assigns marketing support responsibilities to plan, assist, and enhance the marketing activities of accessions commanders to the Army Enterprise Marketing Office regional support structure (paras 1 – 7). o Incorporates Army Directive 2019 – 25 (Establishment of the Office of Chief Army Enterprise Marketing) (para 1 –7 and throughout). o Delineates branding and trademarks from marketing, and assigns branding and trademark administration to the Chief of Public Affairs (para 1 – 9 and chap 2). o Updates responsibilities to reflect the establishment of the Army Enterprise Marketing Office (para 1 – 9 and throughout). o Establishes requirements for planning, reviewing, and spending national and local marketing funds (paras 2 – 2 and 2 – 3). o Implements quarterly business reviews accountability, approval, and release of future marketing funds (para 2– 3b(4)).

Contents

  1. Chapter 1 Introductionp. 1
  2. Section I Generalp. 1
  3. Section II Responsibilitiesp. 2
  4. Chapter 2 Army Marketing Policiesp. 5

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