AR-614-10 Specifies that an Exchange Officer will be accorded the same rigths and privileges accorded members of the United States Army in the same grade and rank. The dependents of an Exchange Officer should be treated with all the rights and courtesies extended to dependents of a member of the United States Army.

Paragraph 5-1 Requires the United States Army to furnish quarters and rations for an Exchange Officer as for its own personnel. The Exchange Officer is responsible for paying for the quarters and rations provided to him. The Exchange Officer should have the same priority for quarters as a United States Army member of the same grade and rank. AR 210-50 governs the occupancy of quarters by ALIGN=ABSBOTTOM foreign exchange personnel.

Paragraph 5-2 of 614-10 and AR 40-3, paragraphs 4-23C, 426, and Appendix B give the guidelines for the provision of medical and dental care. Medical and dental care will be provided Exchange Personnel and his dependents to the same extent that is to be provided to a member of the United States Army and to his dependents. A reciprocal medical/dental agreement exists between the Venezuelan Army and the United States Army where members of both armies and their dependents are afforded medical care at no cost to them. The agreement does not extend dental care to dependents.

The U.S. Signal Exchange Officer will be accorded by Venezuela the same rights and privileges that are according to the Venezuelan Exchange Officer.