What does AR 27-10 cover?

AR 27-10, titled "Military Justice," provides the regulatory framework for the administration of military justice within the Army. This regulation outlines the procedures for handling offenses committed by service members, detailing the responsibilities of commanders and legal authorities in maintaining discipline and accountability. It covers the entire spectrum of military justice, including the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), courts-martial procedures, non-judicial punishment, and administrative actions related to discipline.

While the Uniform Code of Military Justice is encapsulated within AR 27-10, the broader scope of the regulation is focused on the application of military justice principles rather than just the UCMJ itself. The other options do not pertain to the contents of AR 27-10; for instance, recruitment operations and Army physical fitness are addressed in entirely different directives and regulations. This clarity in understanding reinforces the importance of AR 27-10 as the cornerstone for military justice processes in the Army.