3AFI10-245 — Air Force Anititerrorism (at) standards

3AFI10-245 governs Air Force antiterrorism standards and specific force protection guidance for 3d Air Force installations.

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  • Publication number: 3AFI10-245
  • Title: AIR FORCE ANITITERRORISM (AT) STANDARDS
  • Date: 2004-02-16

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The publication addresses force protection responsibilities, antiterrorism officer appointments, and Vulnerability Assessment Management Program 6 access. It requires designated personnel, recurring reviews, reporting, and timely entry of assessment vulnerabilities.

Applies to: It applies to all 3d Air Force (3 AF) Installations.

Topics covered

  • Force protection responsibility
  • Antiterrorism officer appointments
  • Vulnerability Assessment Management Program 6
  • Force protection assessments
  • Installation security requirements

Questions and answers

Who is responsible for executing antiterrorism and force protection programs?

Installation commanders are required to take appropriate action to execute AT/FP programs for all personnel and activities under their command. (paragraph 1)

What must installation commanders do with force protection issues?

Installation commanders must elevate force protection issues through their chain of command until resolved. (paragraph 1)

Who can be appointed as an installation antiterrorism officer?

Installation commanders will designate, in writing, a commissioned officer, noncommissioned officer (E-6 or higher) or civilian staff officer as ATOs for each installation, base or deploying organization. (paragraph 2)

When must deploying units contact 3 AF/A38 about their antiterrorism officer?

Appointed ATOs must contact 3 AF/A38 at least 6 weeks prior to the departure date (if possible). (paragraph 6)

Who must approve personnel requiring access to VAMP 6?

All personnel requiring access to the VAMP 6 must be appointed by the installation commander. (paragraph 3)

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