11AFI38-101 — Personnel Status Within The 176th Air Defense Squadron (ang)

11AFI38-101 governs personnel status and federal mission events for the 176th Air Defense Squadron, Alaska ANG.

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  • Publication number: 11AFI38-101
  • Title: PERSONNEL STATUS WITHIN THE 176TH AIR DEFENSE SQUADRON (ANG)
  • Date: 2025-05-09

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It establishes Title 10 and Title 32 status requirements for personnel supporting federal missions. It defines Air Sovereignty Events and specifies when ANG members are activated or revert to Title 32 status.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all personnel assigned to the 176th Air Defense Squadron (176 ADS), Alaska ANG as the implementation of written agreement between 11 AF and the Alaska Governor.

Topics covered

  • Title 10 status
  • Title 32 status
  • Air Sovereignty Events
  • Federal mission activation
  • ANG member consent
  • Aerospace warning and control

Questions and answers

What status are 176 ADS personnel in before an Air Sovereignty Event?

All military personnel assigned to the 176 ADS (ANG), including the commander, are in Title 32 status until the initiation of an Air Sovereignty Event (ASE) defined in paragraph 4.3. (paragraph 3)

When are personnel involved in an Air Sovereignty Event recalled to Title 10 status?

When an ASE is declared, those personnel involved in the ASE, regardless of location, are instantaneously recalled to Title 10 status pursuant to their self-executing orders and 10 U.S.C. §12301(d). (paragraph 3)

What must 176 ADS personnel execute as a condition of employment?

As a condition of their employment, all 176 ADS (ANG) personnel are required to execute an individual voluntary consent statement which sets forth their consent to be recalled to Title 10 duty status pursuant to 10 U.S.C § 12301(d) and paragraph section 3.2., this instruction. (paragraph 3)

Who may declare an Air Sovereignty Event?

The 11 AF/CC may declare an ASE and has delegated this authority to 11 AF/Vice Commander (CV), ANR/Director of Operations (DO) (611 AOC/CC), and 611 AOC/CV. (paragraph 4)

What qualifies as an Air Sovereignty Event?

An ASE is defined as any event that requires a tactical action decision for the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) mission as defined in the Operation NOBLE EAGLE (ONE) Execution Order (EXORD). (paragraph 4)

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