ANGI34-121 — Dining Social Club Organizations

ANGI34-121 governs private organization dining social clubs operating on Air National Guard installations and sets their uniform requirements.

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  • Publication number: ANGI34-121
  • Title: DINING SOCIAL CLUB ORGANIZATIONS
  • Date: 2024-10-16

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It covers DSC establishment, membership, activities, naming, facilities, real property, and logistical support. It requires compliance with applicable laws and policies, annual operational reviews, audits, and documented organizational arrangements.

Applies to: This instruction sets forth uniform guidelines and requirements under which private organization (PO) dining social clubs (DSCs) operate on ANG installations.

Topics covered

  • Dining social club establishment
  • DSC membership
  • DSC activities
  • DSC naming and disclaimers
  • DSC facilities
  • Real property procedures
  • Appropriated and NAF support

Questions and answers

How many dining social clubs can operate on an ANG installation?

There can only be one DSC on an ANG installation. (paragraph 1)

Are squadron bars or pilot lounges allowed on ANG installations?

Under no circumstances will “squadron bars,” or “pilot lounges,” or the like be operated on ANG or Air Force (AF) installations. (paragraph 1)

How must a DSC be established?

DSCs shall be established as not-for-profit membership corporations duly organized in conformity with State law. (paragraph 1)

Can a DSC receive federal appropriated funds or NAF support?

No Federal appropriated funds or NAFs are authorized or will be provided to a DSC. (paragraph 1)

Can a new facility be built for a DSC on an ANG installation?

Constructing new facilities on an ANG installation specifically in support of establishing a DSC is prohibited, even if the facility is constructed totally with donated materials and labor. (paragraph 1)

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