AFMAN99-108 — Programming And Reporting Aerial Target And Missile Expenditures In Test And Evaluation

AFMAN99-108 governs programming, requesting, allocating, executing, and reporting aerial target and air-to-air missile expenditures in test and evaluation.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN99-108
  • Title: PROGRAMMING AND REPORTING AERIAL TARGET AND MISSILE EXPENDITURES IN TEST AND EVALUATION
  • Date: 2023-06-06

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It covers aerial target and missile forecasting, allocation requests, target authorization, allocation deviations, and expenditure procedures. It requires five-year plans, coordination for deviations, and management of unused allocations by fiscal year.

Topics covered

  • Aerial targets and missiles
  • Forecasting allocations
  • Target authorizations
  • Target survivability measures
  • Aerial target allocation deviations
  • WRM missile expenditures

Questions and answers

Does AFMAN99-108 apply to developmental munitions currently in test?

WRM does not include developmental munitions that are currently in test. (paragraph 2)

How far ahead must MAJCOMs and AFOTEC forecast aerial target and missile requirements?

Each MAJCOM and AFOTEC will prepare 5-year plans to identify and justify the types of aerial targets and WRM missiles required for its T&E programs. (paragraph 4)

Do unused aerial target allocations carry over to the next fiscal year?

Target allocations not used in one fiscal year do not carry over to the next fiscal year. (paragraph 11-212)

Do unused WRM missile allocations carry over to the next fiscal year?

Missile allocations not used in one fiscal year do not carry over to the next fiscal year. (paragraph 11-212)

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