AFMAN21-202_AFGSCSUP — Missile Maintenance Management

AFMAN21-202_AFGSCSUP governs missile maintenance management, including ICBM readiness, training, scheduling, inventory, and task breakdowns.

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• Publication number: AFMAN21-202_AFGSCSUP
• Title: MISSILE MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT
• Date: 2025-05-22

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It covers commander and director responsibilities, maintenance planning, readiness equipment, trainer certification, on-the-job training, inventory transactions, and transition scheduling. It requires approved task breakdowns, cyber hygiene training, equipment accountability, and reporting for duty periods exceeding 12 hours.

Topics covered

• ICBM maintenance management
• Missile maintenance scheduling
• Trainer certification
• On-the-job training
• Equipment accountability
• Task breakdowns
• Inventory transactions
• Sentinel transition scheduling

Questions and answers

When must team chief certification packages be endorsed?

Endorse team chief certification packages prior to members performing team chief duties unsupervised. (paragraph 5)

What cyber training must maintenance personnel receive?

Ensure all maintenance personnel who utilize DoD Information Technology systems have received appropriate cyber hygiene training. (paragraph 5)

What does the Director of Operations manage?

Manage planning and execution of the overall maintenance effort of the unit in conjunction with the applicable Production Superintendent. (paragraph 5)

How often must task breakdowns be reviewed?

All task breakdowns will be maintained on NMC2 and reviewed by the appropriate trainers and production work center supervisors every 18 months. (paragraph 23-300)

Can overdue task breakdowns be used for training?

Overdue task breakdown will not be used to conduct training. (paragraph 23-300)

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