AFMD50 — Air National Guard Readiness Center (ANGRC)

AFMD50 governs the mission, command relationships, and responsibilities of the Air National Guard Readiness Center.

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  • Publication number: AFMD50
  • Title: Air National Guard Readiness Center (ANGRC)
  • Date: 2014-01-24

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It identifies the ANGRC's role in supporting the Director, Air National Guard, ensuring unit readiness, and maintaining administrative control of ANG members under Title 10 USC. It assigns duties involving staff actions, communication, training and operations, budget execution, crisis coordination, and continuity of operations.

Topics covered

  • Air National Guard Readiness Center mission
  • ANGRC command authority
  • ANG member administrative control
  • ANG unit readiness
  • Air National Guard budget execution
  • Crisis action coordination
  • Continuity of operations

Questions and answers

What is the ANGRC mission?

The Air National Guard Readiness Center (ANGRC) supports the Director, Air National Guard (ANG); ensures readiness of ANG units to execute Federal missions and domestic operations; and maintains administrative control (ADCON) of all ANG members operating under Title 10 USC worldwide. (paragraph 1)

What organization is the ANGRC part of?

The ANGRC is part of the Office of the Director, ANG, and together function as the Air Force component of the joint National Guard Bureau. (paragraph 2)

Who is the ANGRC commander under?

The Commander of the ANGRC (ANGRC/CC) is under the authority, direction and supervision of the Director, ANG. (paragraph 3)

When must the ANGRC commander maintain administrative control of ANG members?

Maintain administrative control (ADCON) of all ANG members operating under Title 10 USC prior to full mobilization. (paragraph 4)

What coordination is required during combat and domestic operations?

Ensure close coordination between the ANG Crisis Action Team (CAT), the Air Force CAT, Air Force MAJCOM CATs, the National Guard Coordination Center (NGCC), and the command posts of ANG units during on-going combat operations and Federal or State domestic operations. (paragraph 4)

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