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DA Form 2873-R is a form used to document the licensing of an invention within the U.S. Army. This form is typically used in the context of Limited Rights Data and Software License Agreements (LRAs) to establish the terms and conditions under which the invention will be licensed.

The form consists of sections where the licensor and licensee can provide their personal information, details about the invention, and the terms of the license agreement. It may also include sections to specify any limitations, restrictions, or royalties associated with the license.

DA Form 2872-R is a request form used to formally seek a determination of invention rights within the U.S. Army. This form is typically used in the context of Limited Rights Data and Software License Agreements (LRAs) to initiate the process of determining the ownership and rights associated with an invention.

The form consists of sections where the requester can provide their personal information, details about the invention, and any supporting documentation or agreements. It may also include sections to explain the basis for the request and any relevant background information.

DA Form 2871-R is a questionnaire form used to gather information about inventions or discoveries made by individuals within the U.S. Army. This form is specifically used in the context of Limited Rights Data and Software License Agreements (LRAs) to determine the ownership and rights associated with the invention.

DA Form 285-W is a form used by the U.S. Army to summarize witness interviews conducted during the investigation of a ground accident. This form helps capture important information provided by witnesses and serves as a concise summary of their statements.

The form consists of sections where information about the witness and the interview can be recorded, including the witness's personal information, date and location of the interview, and a summary of their statements. It may also include sections to document any supporting evidence or documentation provided by the witness.

DA Form 285-O is a form used by the U.S. Army to document the statements of reviewing officials regarding a ground accident. This form is typically completed by higher-ranking personnel who review the technical report of a ground accident and provide their assessment or recommendations.

The form consists of sections where the reviewing officials can provide their personal information, including name, rank, and position. It also includes sections to record their statements, assessments, recommendations, and any additional comments related to the accident report.

DA Form 285-B is an index form used by the U.S. Army to summarize and track multiple DA Form 285 reports. It serves as a reference tool for managing and organizing ground accident reports within a specific unit or organization.

The form consists of sections where information about each ground accident can be summarized, including the accident number, date, location, and a brief description of the incident. It may also include sections to record the status of the investigation, corrective actions taken, and any follow-up actions required.

DA Form 285-A is an index form used by the U.S. Army to summarize and track multiple DA Form 285 reports. It serves as a reference tool for managing and organizing ground accident reports within a specific unit or organization.

The form consists of sections where information about each ground accident can be summarized, including the accident number, date, location, and a brief description of the incident. It may also include sections to record the status of the investigation, corrective actions taken, and any follow-up actions required.

DA Form 285 is a report form used by the U.S. Army to document and investigate ground accidents involving Army personnel, vehicles, or equipment. This form is used to gather detailed information about the accident, including the date, time, location, description of the accident, damages, injuries, and contributing factors.

DA Form 2807 is a record form used by the U.S. Army to document the training and utilization of military working dogs (MWDs). This form serves as a comprehensive record of the dog's training history, deployments, and any incidents or injuries related to the dog's performance.

The DA Form 2806-1, also known as the Physical Security Inspection Report, is used by the Department of Army to assess and report on the physical security measures at a location or facility. This form helps identify vulnerabilities, deficiencies, and areas for improvement in the physical security infrastructure.