go to ako andsearch it army regulation sleep the minimum they have to give you is four, your nco obviously didnt earn his stripes

i dont think it says sleep anywhere,, it refers to ,rest,,,

the army pays you for 23 hours & 59 minutes of each day, the remaining1 minute is yours to do what ever you want with it. maybe 40 winks ?

FM 22-51 Appendix A-9

FM 6-22.5 Chapter 4

FM 22-51 Appendix A-9:

Shifts which allow each individual 6 to 8 hours of continuous sleep when feasible are preferred. Provide soldiers with a minimum of 4 hours of uninterrupted sleep in a 24 hour period (6-8 hours optimum). This greatly extends soldiers and crew endurance limits.

It is also stated in FM 6-22.5 Chapter 4:

Continuous operations are military operations with many pulses of action every day and night, continuing for several days to weeks, which require careful planning and resource allocation to give everyone a minimum of 4 hours sleep in 24. (FM 22-51)

there is none. the only people with mandatory rest periods are Aviators and other specific MOSs where sleep deprivation can be a major hazard such as Air Traffic controllers.

There is an AR for how a CQ duty roster is to be set up but not on the actual times, length of the duty, and the time off after the duty is completed.

That AR is:

AR 220-45
SEC 4

The actual time, and length of the duty and the amount of time off after the duty is going to be located either in a Policy letter or the SOP usually at the BN level but sometimes at the CO level. You will have to request a copy of the policy or SOP from Top or the commander.

Former Soldier and current Army Wife