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The DA Form 2663-R, also known as the Fingerprint Card, is an essential document used for capturing and recording the fingerprints of individuals in the custody of the United States Army. This form consists of designated areas to record fingerprint impressions from all ten fingers.

When filling out this form, it is important to handle it carefully to avoid smudging or damaging the fingerprints. The person taking the fingerprints should be trained in proper fingerprinting techniques and ensure that all fingers are accurately recorded.

This form, known as the United States Army EPW Identity Card, is used to document and track the personal information of Enemy Prisoners of War (EPWs) held by the Army. It consists of several sections to record important details of the EPW, including their name, date of birth, nationality, physical characteristics, and photograph.

The DA Form 2650-R is a record used by the Department of the Army to document visual inspections of production equipment, specifically those used in ammunition production facilities. This form helps ensure the proper maintenance, safety, and functionality of equipment essential for ammunition production.

The DA Form 2631 is used by the Department of the Army to notify third-party entities about an individual's medical care that may be covered under their insurance or liability. This form is typically used when military personnel or their dependents receive medical treatment at a civilian healthcare facility.

The DA Form 2627-2 is a form used by the Department of the Army to document supplementary actions taken under Article 15 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). This form is used when additional punishments are imposed on an individual who has already received nonjudicial punishment for a previous offense.

The DA Form 2627-1, known as the Summarized Record of Proceedings Under Article 15, UCMJ (Uniform Code of Military Justice), is used to document and summarize the proceedings related to disciplinary actions taken under Article 15 of the UCMJ. This form helps record the key details and outcomes of non-judicial punishment proceedings.

The DA Form 260-1, known as the Request for Publishing - DA Training, Doctrinal, Technical and Equipment Publications, is used to request the publication of training, doctrinal, technical, and equipment publications within the Department of the Army. This form helps initiate the process of creating and distributing official publications that provide guidance and instructions on various training, doctrine, technical, and equipment-related matters.

The DA Form 260, known as the Request for Publishing - DA Publications, is used to request the publication of administrative publications within the Department of the Army. This form helps initiate the process of creating and distributing official administrative publications that provide guidance and instructions on various administrative matters.

The DA Form 2590, known as the Formal Complaint of Discrimination, is used to document and initiate the formal complaint process for allegations of discrimination within the military. This form helps individuals report incidents of discrimination and provides a framework for investigating and addressing such complaints.

The DA Form 2569 is used to designate an attorney of record for civilian counsel in military legal proceedings. This form helps establish and document the official of a client by a specific civilian attorney in legal matters related to the military.

The form includes sections to record important information, such as the client's personal details, the designated civilian attorney's information, the type of legal matter, and any remarks or observations related to the attorney-client relationship. It may also provide space for additional notes or comments.