Which regulation governs writing procedures in the Army?

The regulation that governs writing procedures in the Army is AR 25-50. This directive provides clear guidance on how to prepare, format, and manage Army correspondence, ensuring consistency and professionalism in all written communication within the Army. It covers a range of topics including the use of proper formats for various types of documents, the responsibilities of individuals in the writing process, and the requirements for documentation and storage of such correspondence.

Other regulations listed pertain to different areas of Army operations. For instance, FM 6-22 focuses on leadership principles and attributes, AR 600-20 outlines Army command policy, including issues related to equal opportunity and sexual harassment, and FM 7-22 deals with physical readiness training. Each of these regulations serves its own critical purpose, but none specifically address the procedures for writing within the Army like AR 25-50 does.