AFI10-201_AFSOCSUP — Force Readiness Reporting

AFI10-201_AFSOCSUP governs Air Force force readiness reporting, including readiness data classification and release requirements.

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  • Publication number: AFI10-201_AFSOCSUP
  • Title: FORCE READINESS REPORTING
  • Date: 2020-02-20

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It covers resource and capability readiness, DOC statements, Total Force Integration, and data classification. It requires compliance with prescribed processes and maintains readiness records according to Air Force records rules.

Applies to: This supplement applies to AFSOC active duty units, AFSOC-gained Air National Guard (ANG) on Title 10 status, and AFSOC-gained Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) units upon mobilization.

Topics covered

  • Resource readiness
  • Capability readiness
  • DOC statements
  • Total Force Integration
  • Data classification
  • Readiness data release

Questions and answers

What classification guidance does AFI10-201_AFSOCSUP provide?

Entries constitute Air Force classification guidance.

Who can receive Air Force readiness data?

Authorized holders of AF readiness data can release it only to military components with a valid need-to-know and appropriate clearance.

How are requests for DRRS access from non-DoD agencies handled?

To protect against unauthorized disclosure of sensitive information, requests for DRRS access from non-DoD agencies will be forwarded to AF/A3OR for submission to the Joint Staff (JS) (T-1).

How must public requests for DRRS data be coordinated?

Responses to requests for DRRS data from the public under provisions of the Freedom of Information Act must be coordinated with AF/A3OR, JS, and the Directorate for Freedom of Information Act and Security Review (SAF/A6PP).

How much information can be released to satisfy a request?

Only the minimum amount of information will be released to satisfy a request.

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