AFRCMD018 — Headquarters Fourth, Tenth And Twenty-second Air Forces

AFRCMD018 governs the mission, command relationships, and responsibilities of Air Force Reserve Numbered Air Forces.

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• Publication number: AFRCMD018
• Title: HEADQUARTERS FOURTH, TENTH AND TWENTY-SECOND AIR FORCES
• Date: 2024-01-03

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It establishes operational readiness, leadership, supervision, and oversight for assigned units. It sets requirements for training standards, deployment preparation, resource management, personnel and equipment support, and staff organization.

Applies to: This Mission Directive applies to individuals assigned to HQ AFRC.

Topics covered

• Operational readiness
• Numbered Air Force command
• Administrative control
• Mishap convening authority
• Reserve training standards
• Deployment planning
• Resource and equipment management
• Skip-echelon staff structure

Questions and answers

What readiness mission does AFRCMD018 establish?

Ensure assigned units maintain operational readiness according to Air Force standards. (paragraph 1)

Who do AFRC Numbered Air Force Commanders report to?

Report to the Commander of the Air Force Reserve Command. (paragraph 2)

What administrative authority do AFRC Numbered Air Force Commanders exercise?

Exercises administrative control over assigned forces. (paragraph 2)

When may AFRC Numbered Air Force Commanders exercise Class B mishap convening authority?

Exercise Class B mishap convening authority when warranted, with assistance from the AFRC safety staff. (paragraph 2)

What must commanders do to support reserve training and qualification levels?

Exercise Direct Liaison Authority with respective Lead MAJCOM staff to ensure reserve training standards and qualification levels meet mobilization requirements. (paragraph 3)

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