What forms does the Army use for WMDS?

What forms does the Army use for WMDS?

• A. DA Form 2807-R, DA Form 3992-R, DA 3992-N
• B. DA Form 2807-R, DA Form 3992-R, DA Form 3992-N
• C. DA Form 2807-R, DA 3992-R, DA 3992-N
• D. DA Form 2807, DA Form 3992-R, DA 3992-N

Answer: (A)

WMDS documentation uses a specific set of Army form designations, and the current standard is DA Form 2807-R, DA Form 3992-R, and DA 3992-N. The first two carry the -R revision suffix, showing they are the updated versions used for WMDS records. The third form shows the 3992-N designation without the word “Form” in front, which is how this particular WMDS form is listed in official references. An option that uses the plain, non-revised DA Form 2807 isn’t the current designation, so it isn’t correct. This combination—2807-R, 3992-R, and 3992-N—is the correct set used for WMDS.

WMDS documentation uses a specific set of Army form designations, and the current standard is DA Form 2807-R, DA Form 3992-R, and DA 3992-N. The first two carry the -R revision suffix, showing they are the updated versions used for WMDS records. The third form shows the 3992-N designation without the word “Form” in front, which is how this particular WMDS form is listed in official references. An option that uses the plain, non-revised DA Form 2807 isn’t the current designation, so it isn’t correct. This combination—2807-R, 3992-R, and 3992-N—is the correct set used for WMDS.