AFMAN10-206_USAFE-AFAFRICASUP — Operational Reporting (oprep)

AFMAN10-206_USAFE-AFAFRICASUP governs the Air Force Operational Reporting System and procedures for preparing and submitting reports.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN10-206_USAFE-AFAFRICASUP
  • Title: OPERATIONAL REPORTING (OPREP)
  • Date: 2023-09-07

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The publication covers OPREP-3 reporting, Commander Critical Information Reports, CCIR reporting, nuclear command, control, and communications reporting, and secure reporting systems. It requires prompt and accurate event reporting, limits OPREP-3 transmission to authorized personnel, and establishes waiver and records requirements.

Applies to: This supplement applies to USAFE-AFAFRICA units.

Topics covered

  • OPREP-3 reporting
  • Commander Critical Information Reports
  • CCIR reporting
  • Nuclear Command, Control, and Communications reporting
  • Emergency Mass Notification System
  • Synchronous secure chat
  • Asynchronous secure reporting

Questions and answers

When must an OPREP-3 event or incident be reported?

Due to the time sensitivity of OPREP-3 information, report each event and incident promptly and as accurately as possible.

Can units delay submitting an OPREP-3 while checking whether another unit is reporting it?

Units will not delay submission of an OPREP-3 to research whether another unit is also submitting the report.

Who can transmit an OPREP-3?

Only Command and Control Operations Specialists (1C3s) and certified personnel assigned to the wing or installation command post (e.g., 86P, 13N, or Civilians) can transmit an OPREP-3.

What does the first command post with knowledge of an event or incident have to do?

The FIRST command post having knowledge of an event/incident will report/facilitate OPREP-3 reporting, the FIRST command post verifies a report has not already been submitted by reviewing the synchronous secure prior to submission.

How must records generated by this publication be handled?

Ensure all records generated as a result of processes prescribed in this publication adhere to AFI 33-322, Records Management and Information Governance Program, and are disposed in accordance with the Air Force Records Disposition Schedule, which is located in the Air Force Records Information Management System.

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