AFI36-2122 — Interservice Officers On Exchange Duty With United States Air Force

AFI36-2122 governs interservice officers on exchange duty with the United States Air Force.

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  • Publication number: AFI36-2122
  • Title: INTERSERVICE OFFICERS ON EXCHANGE DUTY WITH UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
  • Date: 2025-06-30

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The publication assigns duties for managing the Air Force Interservice Officer Exchange Program, including assignments, manpower, funding, and personnel support. It requires program proposals, memorandums of agreement, position descriptions, records handling, and compliance with waiver procedures.

Applies to: It applies to officers in the Regular Air Force.

Topics covered

  • Interservice officer exchange programs
  • Officer exchange assignments
  • Memorandums of agreement
  • Position descriptions
  • Manpower accounts
  • Exchange program funding
  • Personnel support actions

Questions and answers

What does the Director of Air Force Military Force Management Policy oversee?

Oversees the Air Force Interservice Officer Exchange Program, serving as the primary point of contact and ensuring all requirements are met within established deadlines.

What must be included in a proposal to establish an interservice exchange program?

Since an increase in U.S. Air Force (USAF) strength or Joint Duty Assignment Listing is not permissible, as part of the proposal for establishing and exchange program, USAF officers must be identified to ensure no increase in end strength or Joint Duty Assignment List, if applicable.

What costs does financial analysis determine for exchange programs?

Coordinates with program functional manager and determines funding requirements, to include temporary duty costs and professional gear, if applicable.

What administrative support does AFDW Manpower, Personnel and Services provide?

Provides administrative support, including MAJCOM-level management of Professional Military Education nominations, processing and approval of awards and decorations (if applicable), processing of assignment entitlement requests, separation and general courts martial action.

How must requests for waivers be submitted?

Submit requests for waivers through the chain of command to the appropriate Tier waiver approval authority, or alternately, through the applicable MAJCOM for staffing to AFPC/DPM for final decision on non-tiered compliance items.

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