What is the regulation for the NCO guidebook?

The NCO Guidebook is governed by TC 7-22.7, which specifically addresses the roles, responsibilities, and educational resources for Non-Commissioned Officers. This training circular provides comprehensive guidance on the expectation, duties, and professional development required of NCOs. It serves as an essential resource for NCOs to enhance their leadership capabilities, understand their position within the Army structure, and fulfill their responsibilities effectively.

In contrast, other references, while relevant to Army leadership or training, do not specifically focus on the NCO framework as TC 7-22.7 does. For instance, AR 6-22 deals with Army Leadership, offering a broader view that includes both officers and NCOs but does not provide the targeted, practical guidance that is vital for NCOs navigating their unique challenges. FM 7-22 covers physical fitness training, focusing on the health and readiness of Soldiers and not specifically on non-commissioned officers. TC 7-10 supports battle training and field operations but does not serve the same purpose as the NCO guidebook. Each of these documents has its own function within the Army, but for NCO-specific guidance, TC 7-22.7 is the authoritative source.