LITTLEROCKAFBI10-701 governs the OPSEC process and its integration into Air Force plans, operations, and support activities.
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It identifies, evaluates, and protects critical or sensitive information through a continuous five-step process to reduce vulnerabilities. It assigns OPSEC duties, requires education and training, annual reporting, coordination, reviews, and integration into plans and operations.
Applies to: This instruction applies to all 19th Airlift Wing units, mission partners, tenant units and contractors assigned to, or visiting Little Rock AFB (LRAFB).
The purpose of OPSEC is to identify, evaluate and protect critical or sensitive information, relating to the 19 AW daily and wartime activities. (paragraph 1)
Failure to comply with parent and local OPSEC guidance could result in punishment under Article 92 of the UCMJ or civil equivalent. (paragraph 1)
Appoint in writing a primary OPSEC Signature Manager (OSM) at grades no lower than O-3, E-7 or GS-12 and an alternate OSM at grades no lower than O-1, E-6 or GS-9 from the 19 AW/XP office. (paragraph 2)
Training will consist of an introduction to the OPSEC Process, the definition of OPSEC and its purpose, identifying critical information, understanding one’s role in protecting critical information, and a basic overview of adversarial threats to the Air Force’s critical information. (paragraph 2)
Ensure each unit’s appointment letter is updated and provided to the 19 AW OSM (19 AW/XP) within 15 workdays of appointment and member has received training within 90 days of appointment as outlined in AFI 10-701, Chapter 4. (paragraph 2)