Army+ Updated: New Electronic Reports and Army ID Guide Introduced

The Ministry of Defense has updated the Army+ application for military personnel, adding several interesting innovations. In particular, the Army ID Guide has been introduced, along with five new reports and the ability to create a report for changing place of service.

Several interesting features have been added in the new version of the application that facilitate the work of servicemen.

The Army ID Guide is located in the Menu section and allows saving the identification numbers of servicemen needed to submit electronic reports. This allows for quick selection of the required ID from the list when creating documents. In addition, the user can independently add or delete records in the guide.

The update also includes new report templates, including a report for one-time financial assistance, a report for blood donation, an income certificate, a certificate of circumstances of injury, and a report for retirement due to reaching retirement age. The functionality of adding files in the report for changing place of service has also been improved. Now, added files can be recognized and scanned using the camera, preventing duplicates from being added.

According to the Ministry of Defense, since the launch of the Army+ application, military personnel have already submitted 860,000 electronic reports, indicating the popularity and necessity of this tool.

The updated Army+ application for military personnel has received additional functionality that will facilitate their work. It is now possible to quickly find servicemen's identification numbers for report submissions, new document templates, and a convenient way to add files. Data from the Ministry of Defense indicates active use of the application by military personnel who trust it for document submissions.