AFI10-244_ACCSUP_480ISRWSUP_I — Reporting Status Of Aerospace Expeditionary Forces

AFI10-244_ACCSUP_480ISRWSUP_I governs wing direction for reporting the status of Aerospace Expeditionary Forces.

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• Publication number: AFI10-244_ACCSUP_480ISRWSUP_I
• Title: REPORTING STATUS OF AEROSPACE EXPEDITIONARY FORCES
• Date: 2020-01-08

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The publication establishes roles for managing, monitoring, training, and reviewing ART information across the 480 ISRW. It requires recurring UTC assessments, tasking assessments, status updates, continuity materials, and written approval authority when applicable.

Applies to: It applies to all 480 ISRW active duty units.

Topics covered

• AEF UTC Reporting Tool management
• ART monitor training
• UTC readiness assessments
• UTC tasking assessments
• ART status changes
• ART approval authority
• ART continuity books

Questions and answers

How often must UTC Readiness Assessments be completed?

Complete a UTC Readiness Assessment at least every 31 days, or within 24 hours of a status change.

How soon must ART status changes be updated?

Status changes must be updated in ART within 24 hours.

When must a UTC Tasking Assessment be completed?

Complete a UTC Tasking Assessment as soon as possible, but not later than 5 days after a UTC, or a portion of a UTC, is tasked to deploy, is deployed, or is returned from deployment.

How often must Unit ART Monitors log in to ART?

Log in to ART at least every Tuesday and Thursday to ensure any added or changed UTCs are assessed within 24 hours.

When must initial ART training be completed?

Initial Training must be completed within 30 days of being appointed as an ART Monitor.

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