Army Forms And Templates

Army Forms

Army forms are a major part of the paperwork used by and within the branches of the United States Military. From initial enrollment forms to military discharge and VA Benefits applications - no service-related action, application or claim is possible without filling out a correct set of military forms.

Accessing military and veteran benefits, requesting service records and separation papers requires downloading, filing and submitting its own set of Army publications within specific regulated guidelines. All military departments host an up-to-date list of all current and discontinued forms issued by and used within their agencies.

Whether you need a specific Army form or are looking for a database of important military documents related to a particular agency within the U.S. Armed Forces, our database of recent fillable Army forms is constantly updated to cater to your needs. Browse forms sorted by issuing department by clicking the links below to gain access to step-by-step instructions, filling tips and mailing information.

Download Army Forms by Issuing Agency

All Army forms and publications are sorted by issuing department or office. Each branch of the U.S. military plays its own unique part in maintaining security and peace within the country.

Most printables are available for digital filing within your browser. Some Army pubs require being downloaded to your desktop or mobile device to be printed and physically signed before submission. Read filing instructions and research applicable requesting and filing restrictions before downloading and mailing any of the forms posted on our website.

What Is the U.S. Army?

The U.S. Armed Forces are the military forces of the United States of America. The U.S. Military is made up of five branches of armed service with several separate Army-related agencies. The five branches are the Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard with the President of the United States serving as the Commander in Chief and being responsible for making final decisions and forming the country’s military policy.

There are three categories of people engaged in military service:

1. Active duty soldiers working as soldiers full-time have specified hours off to pursue personal interests, travel and spend time with family and friends.
2. Reserve personnel and guard forces usually have civilian jobs, but may be called in for full-time military duty. Reserve forces receive training and maintain their skills in a long-term part-time commitment.
3. Veterans are retired members of the military, eligible to certain benefits and compensations for their time spent serving their country.

The U.S. Armed Forces are one of the largest militaries in terms of the number of personnel and as of this year has 1,281,900 Active Duty and 811,000 Reserve members within its ranks.