AFRCI24-601 — Reserve Logistics Readiness Squadron Annual Tour Program

AFRCI24-601 governs Annual Tour planning, scheduling, training, and execution for Air Force Reserve Command logistics units.

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  • Publication number: AFRCI24-601
  • Title: RESERVE LOGISTICS READINESS SQUADRON ANNUAL TOUR PROGRAM
  • Date: 2018-06-06

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It covers Annual Tour program operations, training categories, scheduling guidelines, and the roles of logistics readiness organizations. It requires planning and coordination for training needs, travel funding eligibility, and mission readiness.

Applies to: This publication applies to AFRC units that have logistics personnel assigned.

Topics covered

  • Annual Tour planning and execution
  • Unit Type Code training
  • Annual Tour scheduling
  • Training categories
  • Travel funding eligibility
  • Logistics readiness operations

Questions and answers

What is the goal of AFRCI24-601 for Annual Tour operations?

The goal of this publication is to establish guidance and procedures to ensure continuity for Annual Tour planning and execution in order to provide effective training to support mission requirements.

What is the primary mission of AFRC Logistics Readiness Squadrons?

The primary mission of AFRC Logistics Readiness Squadrons is to train for Unit Type Code requirements and provide qualified personnel to support all logistics operations essential to the deployment, sustainment, and redeployment of Department of Defense operations.

What are Annual Tours used for?

Annual Tours are used to obtain maximum hands-on experience and upgrade training.

When does the Annual Tour scheduling process begin?

The scheduling process begins in the 3rd quarter of each fiscal year.

What must units use to plan Annual Training tours and become eligible for travel funding?

Each unit should start planning what will be needed for annual tours, dates and locations based on training needs. In addition, units must use the LRS Annual Tour Workbook on AFRC A4RF SharePoint, and coordinate Annual Training tours through AFRC/A4RF in order to be eligible for travel funding through AFRC to include Movement Review Board and commercial travel.

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