AMCI10-210 governs AMC Aircrew Stage Operations, including their training, pre-deployment planning, deployment, and post-deployment reporting.
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It establishes requirements for Stage Manager certification, aircrew and manager sourcing, alert postures, and operation planning. It requires After Action Reports after deployment and sets a 30-day submission timeline.
Applies to: This publication applies to all DAF civilian employees, uniformed members of the Regular Air Force, those with a contractual obligation to abide by the terms of AMC issuances, and Air Force Reserve/Air National Guard personnel activated under Title 10 to support AMC Stage Management Operations.
Prior to deploying as an AMC Aircrew Stage Manager, each individual must complete the AMC Stage Management course, available online within the Air Mobility Command-AMC Operational Level subcategory of the Air Force My Learning web site. (paragraph 2)
When assigned an FSC K, rated Stage Managers are not authorized to fly on aircrew orders. (paragraph 2)
In the event that an insufficient quantity of active duty aircrews are available to seed an aircrew stage, Air Reserve Component (ARC) aircrews may be activated to fulfill the requirement. (paragraph 3)
A crew will not stay on Bravo standby duty for more than 48 hours. (paragraph 3)
Using the Stage Manager’s After Action Report template, complete the AAR no later than 30-days after stage operations are completed. (paragraph 3)