AFMAN10-207 governs command posts, emergency mass notification, and training policy for Mission Ready and Combat Mission Ready statuses.
View AFMAN10-207 on armypubs.army.mil
It covers emergency mass notification system purposes, capabilities, management, notification requirements, and protection of personally identifiable information. It also requires training standards to explain the law of war and law of war violation reporting requirements.
Applies to: This guidance is applicable to the Regular Air Force, the Air Force Reserve, and the Air National Guard.
The Air Force requires a single EMNS to alert and warn 100% of assigned forces quickly and effectively of an emergent event.
Network Alerting System: which consists of e-mail, text messaging, and desktop pop-up notifications to installation personnel (T-1).
Per DoD Instruction 6055.17, DOD Emergency Management (EM) Program, Chapter 5, network alerting system solutions will ensure that alert notifications to anyone connected to the AFNet and manually loaded ‘.com’ email addresses be issued notification within 2 minutes of incident notification or initiated personnel accountability.
Personally Identifiable Information data in the Emergency Mass Notification System database is protected as required by all federal laws and regulations.
Global Positioning System (GPS) data will only be accessed by the system to transmit notifications to personnel in the impacted area for the purpose of providing an emergency alert.