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That is because all the military manuals are now 'on the cloud' and their MOS (Military Occupational Specialty) as noted in their CAC (Common Access Card) does not authorize them to access manuals above their level of supposed competence (IE., battalion level people cannot see the -34 and -35P...

For us civilians, if it's NOT Distribution "A", it's a No-NO, which is pretty simple. Only confusion is in manuals printed before about the mid 60's, which do not have any such statements, unless they were reprinted later and had it added to the front cover sheet.

I put it there in hopes that it would become a 'stickie' at the top of the TM section as a reminder. Don';t know if that can happen or not.

..or why we do not have some manuals, or have had manuals removed per DOD 'guidance'. Distribute only as per the following distribution restriction statement as defined in Chapter 17 of DA Pam 25-40, Army Publishing: Action Officers Guide. Statement A. "Approved for public release...