AFI31-205_MAXWELLAFBSUP governs Air Force Corrections System guidance and procedures for confinement at Maxwell AFB.
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The publication addresses overflow confinement, facility classification, command responsibilities, inmate intake, medical evaluation, supplies, visitation, and marriage requests. It requires specific forms, approvals, escorts, inventory timelines, and coordination with legal and corrections personnel.
Applies to: This supplement applies to all units assigned or attached to Maxwell AFB, except US Air Reserve, Air National Guard, or the Federal Prison Camp located on Maxwell AFB.
The Confinement Facility at Maxwell AFB is designated as a level 1 confinement facility and has the capability of housing pre-trial detainees or post-trial inmates for 180 days or less, or up to 1 year with HQ AFSFC/SFC approval.
Parent unit commanders or designees (E-7 or above) are responsible for confined personnel, regardless of location, until formal transfer of the confined person is complete.
Promptly upon pretrial confinement, the person is advised by AF IMT 444, Advisement of Rights upon Pre-trial Confinement, as to why they are confined, as required by Rule for Courts-Martial 304 and 305, Manual for Courts-Martial, by the Briefing Official (the person ordering confinement) and is witnessed by confinement staff personnel or representative.
A base psychiatrist evaluates each prisoner upon initial confinement.
Any mandatory items missing during initial inventory must be delivered by the parent unit within 72 hours of initial confinement.