Which Army Regulation covers safety?

• A. AR 385-10
• B. AR 600-20
• C. AR 190-51
• D. DA PAM 385-40

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that safety across the Army is governed by a regulation dedicated to The Army Safety Program. This regulation lays out who is responsible for safety at every level, how mishap reporting and investigations are conducted, and how risk management is integrated into training and operations. It provides the official framework that units use to plan, implement, and monitor safety activities.

That makes it the best answer because it directly establishes the Army-wide safety program, not just general policies or separate topics. The other items address different areas: policy for commanders and conduct, physical security of installations and assets, or a pamphlet that offers guidance but does not serve as the primary safety authority. Thus, the Army Safety Program regulation is the authoritative source for safety in Army operations.