AFI36-3002_VANCEAFBSUP — Casualty Services

AFI36-3002_VANCEAFBSUP governs Casualty Services procedures and requirements for Vance Air Force Base and its assigned units.

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  • Publication number: AFI36-3002_VANCEAFBSUP
  • Title: CASUALTY SERVICES
  • Date: 2025-04-30

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The publication addresses casualty assistance, emergency family member travel, pay and allowances continuation, life insurance enrollment, and casualty reporting. It requires specific training, records handling, coordination, and support actions for casualty assistance personnel.

Applies to: It applies to all active duty and retired Air Force personnel, Department of Defense (DoD)/civilian employees, other service personnel, US Air Force Reserve personnel, Air National Guard personnel, and their dependents who become casualties.

Topics covered

  • Casualty assistance
  • Emergency Family Member Travel
  • Pay and Allowances Continuation
  • Servicemembers' Group Life Insurance
  • Casualty Assistance Representative training
  • Casualty reporting

Questions and answers

Are waivers authorized for AFI36-3002_VANCEAFBSUP?

Waivers are not authorized for this supplement.

Can AFI36-3002_VANCEAFBSUP have supplements?

Supplements to this supplement are not authorized.

What records does AFI36-3002_VANCEAFBSUP require units to maintain?

Ensure that all records created as a result of processes prescribed in this publication are maintained in accordance with applicable Air Force instructions, and disposed of as indicated in the Records Disposition Schedule.

What training requirements apply to Casualty Assistance Representatives?

Updates requirements for Casualty Assistance Representatives to have three or more years of experience and establishes annual Casualty Assistance Representative training, initial Casualty Assistance Representative training, Introduction to Casualty Computer Based Training, and requires Casualty Assistance Representatives to review Defense Casualty Information Processing System Guides on the Air Force Casualty SharePoint.

What must Casualty Assistance Representatives do after a casualty?

Establishes Casualty Assistance Representatives responsibility to ensure service members are advised of their options for humanitarian reassignment, procedures for applying for Family Servicemembers' Group Life Insurance, assistance reviewing Servicemembers' Group Life Insurance/Record of Emergency Data, and the requirement to provide the Military Personnel Section with the death certificate and dependent ID card, and to notify the local Finance Office and Social Security Administration.

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