AFSOCI20-102 governs Special Tactics logistics roles and responsibilities for materiel management and vehicle management personnel.
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AFSOCI20-102 addresses logistics readiness, SOCOM DPAS, SPEAR, accountable property, protective equipment, storage, and vehicle operations. It requires documented training, property accountability, written operating procedures, operator qualification validation, and maintenance tracking.
Applies to: This publication applies to all military and civilian members of the Regular Air Force and those with contractual obligation to comply with AFSOC publications.
Manage SOCOM DPAS equipment IAW USSOCOM Directive 700-2, Accountability and Management of USSOCOM property and DoDI 5000.64 upon appointment as Accountable Property System of Record Administrator. (paragraph 8)
Unit’s All-Terrain Vehicles, Light Tactical All-Terrain Vehicles, dirt bikes, side-by-sides, jet skis, Ground Mobility Vehicle 1.1, Search and Rescue Vehicle, and snow machines (others as identified) must be accounted for within the Air Force instance of Defense Property Accountability System (DPAS) if DAF funded and Special Operations Command instance of DPAS (SOCOM DPAS) if USSOCOM funded.
At a minimum, the Vehicle Management Operating Procedures must include hours of operation, housekeeping, safety, security, fire prevention, tool accountability, hazardous and solid waste management and cover location or unit-unique operations.
The acknowledgement must take place within 30 days of arrival and annually thereafter.
Prior to issuing unit’s All-Terrain Vehicles, Light Tactical All-Terrain Vehicles, dirt bikes, side-by-sides, jet skis, Ground Mobility Vehicle 1.1, Search and Rescue Vehicle, and snow machines to vehicle operators within the unit, the Vehicle Management section must validate operator qualification and training credentials.