DAFI36-3106 — Retiree Activities Program

DAFI36-3106 governs the Department of the Air Force Retiree Activities Program and its volunteers.

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  • Publication number: DAFI36-3106
  • Title: RETIREE ACTIVITIES PROGRAM
  • Date: 2024-05-07

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DAFI36-3106 explains the program’s mission, components, council structure, official activities, and volunteer roles. It requires eligible volunteers to sign a volunteer services agreement and establishes responsibilities for program and council administration.

Topics covered

  • Retiree Activities Program mission
  • DAF Retiree Activities Council
  • Retiree activities offices
  • Volunteer eligibility
  • Volunteer services agreements
  • Annual council meetings

Questions and answers

What is the DAF Retiree Activities Program intended to provide?

The DAF Retiree Activities Program is an official DAF program funded by appropriated funds that provides a conduit through which members of the DAF retiree community can receive guidance on accessing their benefits, stay current on DAF affairs, keep informed on the status of changes to their benefits, maintain contact with other retirees, and individually provide suggestions for improvements to the same. (paragraph 1)

What must volunteer requests for an installation RAO director include?

Requests to volunteer for the installation RAO director should include a resume that outlines prior service, skill sets, and activities since retirement. (paragraph 2)

What must requests to volunteer for council vacancies include?

Requests to volunteer for council vacancies should include a resume that outlines prior service, service within the retiree activities office, skill sets, and activities since retirement, and a personal statement addressing the applicant’s desire to serve on the council. (paragraph 2)

Who appoints the DAF Retiree Council co-chairs?

Appoints the council co-chairs, typically a retired general officer and retired Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force (CMSAF) or Chief Master Sergeant of the Space Force (CMSSF). (paragraph 2)

Can the authority to approve and appoint a council co-chair be delegated?

The authority to approve and appoint a co-chair is not delegable. (paragraph 2)

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