AFRCI36-2102 — Air Force Reserve Service Commitment Date Program

AFRCI36-2102 governs Reserve Service Commitments for Selected Reserve personnel in the Air Force Reserve.

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• Publication number: AFRCI36-2102
• Title: AIR FORCE RESERVE SERVICE COMMITMENT DATE PROGRAM
• Date: 2004-03-26

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It covers RSC-incurring events, member advising, enlisted retainability, waivers, contracts, sabbaticals, and recall procedures. It establishes requirements for documenting, serving, adjusting, and enforcing Reserve Service Commitments.

Applies to: This instruction applies to the Air Force Reserve.

Topics covered

• Reserve Service Commitments
• RSC-incurring events
• Enlisted retainability
• RSC waivers
• Sabbaticals
• Recall procedures
• RSC contracts

Questions and answers

How long is the Reserve Service Commitment for intermediate and senior service schools?

The Reserve Service Commitment will be 3 years for intermediate and senior service schools. (paragraph 5)

What happens if a member does not complete the RSC contract?

Failure to complete the contract does not relieve the member or the command of the RSC. (paragraph 6)

How are multiple Reserve Service Commitments served?

Two or more RSC-incurring events are served concurrently, not consecutively.

Can unsatisfactory participation lead to recall for active duty?

Per this AFRCI 36-2102 and AFMAN 36-8001, members who have unsatisfactory participation (AT or nine or more unexcused absences) are subject to being recalled for up to 45 days of active duty to fulfill reserve service commitments. (paragraph 1)

What adjustment does a sabbatical require?

A sabbatical will necessitate adjustment to RSC. (paragraph 1-1)

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