AMCI99-101 — Test And Evaluation

AMCI99-101 governs Air Mobility Command test and evaluation guidance, responsibilities, procedures, processes, documentation, and resources.

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  • Publication number: AMCI99-101
  • Title: TEST AND EVALUATION
  • Date: 2024-07-26

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AMCI99-101 covers AMC test execution, demonstrations and experimentation, test documentation, resource management, funding, and waiver requests. It requires objective and measurable evaluation criteria, specified request information, and compliance with the publication.

Applies to: This publication applies to Air Mobility Command and AMCgained Air National Guard (ANG) and Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) units, except where noted otherwise.

Topics covered

  • Test and evaluation processes
  • Demonstration and experimentation requests
  • Test execution documentation
  • Operations security
  • Test resource requirements
  • Aircraft flying hours for test
  • Unsolicited article evaluations

Questions and answers

What information must a test request include about the system?

Provide a general description of the system, article, procedure, or tactic to be tested, including unique features which set it apart from other items of that type. (paragraph 3)

What information is required about the test results deadline?

Provide the date test results are needed and impact if not met. (paragraph 2)

What documentation can support evaluation of a test proposal?

Submit any available documentation (as attachments) that may help to evaluate the proposal and design a test order. (paragraph 8)

What funding information must a test request provide?

Funding plan including sources external to HQ AMC/TE. (paragraph 7)

Does AMC acceptance of an unsolicited item imply a promise to pay?

AMC’s acceptance of items for test and evaluation to assess potential usefulness to the AF does not imply a promise to pay; recognition of novelty, originality, or uniqueness; or a contractual relationship such as would render the government liable to pay for any use of information to which it would otherwise be entitled. (paragraph 9)

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