452AMWI10-402 — Alert Planning Factors And Procedures

452AMWI10-402 governs alert planning factors and procedures for the 452 AMW Alert Force, including hard, deployed, and conventional alerts.

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  • Publication number: 452AMWI10-402
  • Title: ALERT PLANNING FACTORS AND PROCEDURES
  • Date: 2011-11-04

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452AMWI10-402 establishes policies and procedures for alert duty, covering personnel, facility management, operations, medical services, security, communications, maintenance, and command post, tower, and alert procedures. It requires individuals who perform alert duty to know the instruction’s contents and sets requirements for alert force control, crew changeover, communications materials, and response operations.

Applies to: It applies to all assigned agencies on March ARB CA.

Topics covered

  • Hard alert activation
  • Alert facility management
  • Alert force operations
  • Medical services
  • Crew communication, plans and intelligence
  • Security
  • Deployed alert
  • Modified and conventional alert procedures

Questions and answers

What does 452AMWI10-402 require of individuals who perform alert duty?

All individuals who perform alert duty must be knowledgeable with the contents of this instruction.

What visitor controls apply at the Alert Facility?

Visitors must be pre-announced, signed in on the AF Form 1109, Visitor Register Log, and properly escorted at all times. (paragraph 3)

What happens to visitors during an Alert Force exercise or actual response?

Visitors are to remain clear of responding crewmembers, then report to the alert controller who will join them and escort them from the Alert Facility. (paragraph 3)

What must happen when an alert crew receives a Combat Mission Folder?

Upon initial issue of the CMF to an alert crew, the aircrew will inventory the contents using wing-developed procedures. (paragraph 7)

How must a crew document opening or closing a Combat Mission Folder container?

Use the SF 702 to document actions anytime the locked or sealed portion of the CMF container is opened or closed. (paragraph 7)

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