AFMAN23-220_22ARWSUP1 — Reports of Survey of Air Force Property

AFMAN23-220_22ARWSUP1 governs reports of survey for Air Force property, including local procedures, separation clearance, and lost or destroyed property.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN23-220_22ARWSUP1
  • Title: Reports of Survey of Air Force Property
  • Date: 1999-09-10

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The publication requires each squadron to appoint a report of survey monitor and alternate and defines the monitor’s duties. It also addresses equipment accountability during separation and depreciation methods for Air Force ADPE.

Topics covered

  • Report of survey monitors
  • Investigating officers
  • Voluntary payment
  • Individual equipment clearance
  • Government property accountability
  • ADPE depreciation

Questions and answers

What must each squadron appoint for reports of survey?

Each squadron must appoint, in writing, a report of survey monitor and alternate.

What must the report of survey monitor ensure during the investigation?

The monitor will ensure all necessary blocks are completed and basic questions (who, what, when, where, why and how) are answered.

What must be included in the report of survey investigation?

The investigation needs to include all available statements made by involved individuals or witnesses.

When should clearance through Base Supply be completed before final separation?

Clearance through Base Supply for individual equipment items should be accomplished no less than 30 days prior to final separation date to allow for completion of report of survey for any lost or damaged items.

What average life is used for depreciation of Air Force ADPE equipment?

Depreciation on Air Force ADPE equipment is applied with a five year average life.

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