AFRCI11-270 governs the Air Force Reserve Command Operations Mobile Device program, including its development, operation, procurement, and employment.
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It addresses device management, authorized hardware and software, asset management, refresh, training, backups, network connections, classified processing areas, in-flight use, failure, and disposition. Failure to follow its guidance or applicable Air Force and Department of Defense regulations may result in administrative or disciplinary action as determined by the commander.
Applies to: This instruction applies to all Air Force Reserve Command and AFRC Total Force Integration flying units that maintain a reserve association with active duty flying units.
The EFB function consists of downloading, storing, and displaying of electronic publications, electronic Take Off and Landing Data apps, electronic Flight Information Publications, and other approved flight related apps.
Failure to follow AFRC OMD guidance contained in this instruction or applicable Air Force and Department of Defense regulations may result in administrative or disciplinary action as determined by the commander.
The part-time nature of the AFRC workforce drives an additional requirement to have access to productivity apps even when dislocated from the unit.
AFRC/A3RM: Will serve as the overall program OPR for the AFRC OMD Program and will designate a MAJCOM-level OMD Program Manager and alternate OMD Program Manager.
Will maintain a process to verify all documents are approved for electronic distribution and are IAW AFI 11-215, Flight Manuals Program, TO 00-5-1, Air Force Technical Order System, and 31S5-4-ETool-1, ETool Setup and Management.