94AWI33-106 — Management Of Cellular Telephone/smartphone Devices

94AWI33-106 governs the management, use, billing, validation, and accountability of Air Force cellular telephone and smartphone devices.

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  • Publication number: 94AWI33-106
  • Title: MANAGEMENT OF CELLULAR TELEPHONE/SMARTPHONE DEVICES
  • Date: 2013-01-03

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It covers CT use policies, service requests, telecommunications monitoring, monthly bill validation, annual inventory, and device turn-in. It requires official-use controls, documented requests, signed consent forms, recurring validations, and inventory revalidation.

Applies to: It applies to all 94 Airlift Wing units, Air National Guard, US Air Force Reserve units and US Air Force tenant units supported by the 94 Airlift Wing.

Topics covered

  • Cellular telephone use policy
  • Cellular telephone service requests
  • Unofficial call billing
  • Monthly CT bill validation
  • Annual CT inventory
  • Telecommunications monitoring and consent
  • Smartphone device disposal

Questions and answers

Who can request a new cellular telephone under 94AWI33-106?

The use of cellular phones is restricted to commanders, vice commanders, deputy commanders, key and/or standby personnel who require communications of an immediate nature that cannot be satisfied through the use of pagers or LMRs. (paragraph 1)

What personal calls are allowed on an Air Force-provided cellular telephone?

Personnel are authorized to use CTs to make short infrequent personal calls when appropriate under the circumstances. (paragraph 1)

How are unofficial cellular telephone charges reimbursed?

All personal calls, as described under paragraph 1.2., made on government CT that cause the CT bill to exceed the established monthly-allotted usage charge will be reimbursed by the user. (paragraph 2)

When must cellular telephone bills be validated?

A monthly validation of CT bills must be performed prior to payment of the bill. (paragraph 4)

How long must monthly cellular telephone verification letters be kept?

Unit TCOs will maintain a copy of this CT monthly verification letter for at least 3 years. (paragraph 4)

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