AFI25-301 governs Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreements, aircraft repair and maintenance services, and ACSA transaction tracking.
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AFI25-301 establishes the framework for logistics support, supplies, and services exchanged under ACSAs. It requires AGATRS for official transactions and addresses implementing arrangements, program management, eligible foreign partners, and negotiation procedures.
AGATRS will be used by all DAF units, as directed by MAJCOM, FLDCOM, Numbered Air Force (NAF), or CCMD Service Component; to create, record, track, report on, and otherwise manage ACSA transactions IAW Department of Defense Directive (DoDD) 2010.9, Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreements. (T-0). (paragraph 25-301)
Only foreign militaries and international organizations with which the US has concluded ACSAs are eligible for cross-servicing (acquisition and sale or transfer of LSSS) using ACSA authority. (paragraph 25-301)
Eligible countries and international organizations from which the US may acquire LSSS under the acquisition-only authority are those that meet the criteria in paragraph 4.2 of DoDD 2010.9. (T-0). (paragraph 25-301)
Negotiation and conclusion of ACSAs must be accomplished per DAFI 51-403, International Agreements and DoDD 5530.03, International Agreements. (paragraph 25-301)
Units operating in an area of responsibility (AOR) as a chopped, transient, or deployed force should execute ACSA transactions IAW with the deployed installation’s guidance first. (paragraph 25-301)