621CRWI23-111 — Equipment Management

621CRWI23-111 governs equipment management duties, responsibilities, procedures, standardization, and acquisitions for the 621 Contingency Response Wing.

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  • Publication number: 621CRWI23-111
  • Title: Equipment Management
  • Date: 2018-08-23

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It covers deviation letters, UTC standardization, Pilot Unit Reviews, equipment acquisition planning, and Equipment Management Board approval. It requires approved documentation or waivers before UTC equipment purchases and sustainment plans for proposed acquisitions.

Applies to: This instruction establishes duties, responsibilities, and procedures regarding equipment management for the 621 Contingency Response Wing (CRW).

Topics covered

  • Equipment standardization
  • Deviation letters
  • UTC equipment acquisitions
  • Pilot Unit Reviews
  • Equipment Management Board approval
  • Sustainment plans

Questions and answers

How long can deviation letters remain under suspense when disseminated to other Groups?

Deviation letters, including applicable background information, will be received from the originating Group and be disseminated via TMT to the other Groups with a suspense of no greater than 14 days. (paragraph 1)

What standardization must Group Commanders ensure?

Ensure UTC standardization that permits interoperability between personnel and equipment from either Contingency Response Group (CRG) or unit within the Air Mobility Advisory Group (AMAG). (paragraph 1)

When can UTC equipment items be purchased?

UTC equipment items WILL ONLY be purchased when the item is on one of the following documents: the LOGFOR; an approved Deviation Letter signed by all Group Commanders, 621 CRW/CC and the applicable MRA FAM; or a MRA FAM waiver approved for a UTC undergoing a PUR. (paragraph 1)

What are Pilot Units responsible for developing and maintaining?

Pilot Units are responsible for developing and maintaining standard manpower and or logistics details for each UTC for which it has been assigned responsibility—the Wing will delegate Pilot Unit responsibilities evenly across Groups, prior to the biennial review period. (paragraph 1)

What must proposed equipment acquisitions have?

Ensure proposed equipment acquisitions have sustainment plans. (paragraph 1)

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