AFMAN10-207_AFRCSUP governs the organization, manning, operation, equipment, training, and support of Air Force Reserve Command Posts.
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AFMAN10-207_AFRCSUP provides guidance for AFRC Command Posts and the AFRC Command Center, including command and control, reporting, staffing, security, training, and emergency operations. It requires written procedures, coordinated agreements, recurring reports, standby procedures, and maintained operational documents.
Applies to: This supplement applies to Headquarters Air Force Reserve Command, and Air Force Reserve Command organizations and personnel.
Detached AFRC entities not operating a Command and Control facility will use this manual as a guide to ensure effective Command and Control of assigned forces and the flow of timely information.
AFRC Command Posts that do not operate 24/7 will ensure proper standby procedures are in place for prompt response to non-duty hours Emergency Action Messages and other time sensitive events and messages (T-2).
For Emergency Action Message traffic, all units will Acknowledge Receipt and Understanding to the AFRC Command Center via synchronous means with the following standardized response: (Unit) ARU EAM DTG DDHHMMZMONYYYY//Initials (T-2).
Command Post Managers will ensure security Operating Instructions cover local security procedures for primary and alternate facilities.
Conventional Superintendents will submit quarterly manning reports to AFRC/A3NP Workflow no later than the 5th of February, May, August, and November using AFRC Form 207.