USAFAI36-2102 — Usafa Sister Service Academy Exchange Officer Program

USAFAI36-2102 governs the roles, responsibilities, and administration of officers in the USAFA Sister Service Academy Exchange Officer Program.

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  • Publication number: USAFAI36-2102
  • Title: USAFA SISTER SERVICE ACADEMY EXCHANGE OFFICER PROGRAM
  • Date: 2022-10-11

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The publication addresses program intent, joint military relationships, exchange locations, reciprocal manning, and manpower authorizations. It requires assigned officers to perform duties, support administrative actions, mentor exchange cadets, and follow UCMJ authority provisions.

Applies to: This instruction applies to active duty personnel.

Topics covered

  • Sister Service Academy exchanges
  • Joint military relationships
  • Reciprocal officer assignments
  • Exchange officer duties
  • Exchange cadet mentorship
  • UCMJ authority

Questions and answers

What duties must USAFA exchange officers perform at a Sister Service Academy?

Perform instructor duties as directed by the organization they are assigned to. (paragraph 3)

What administrative actions must USAFA exchange officers assist with?

Assist raters and additional raters in the preparation of OPRs, PRFs, leaves, and other administrative actions. (paragraph 3)

What is the UCMJ authority over assigned exchange officers?

UCMJ authority over assigned exchange officers remains at the officer’s home service academy. (paragraph 3)

What must each Mission Essential provide for reciprocal exchange obligations?

Each Mission Essential (ME) to include Center for Character and Leadership Development, will provide their own manpower authorizations to Sister Service Faculty organizations to meet their one-for-one reciprocal exchange obligations. (paragraph 2)

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