VANCEAFBI10-200 — Contingency Operations And Preparation

VANCEAFBI10-200 governs contingency operations and preparation for wing agencies supporting contingency operations.

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  • Publication number: VANCEAFBI10-200
  • Title: CONTINGENCY OPERATIONS AND PREPARATION
  • Date: 2026-06-12

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It covers Wing Operations Center activation and management, recall and accountability, classified briefings, severe weather, command net use, and emergency mass notification. Compliance with the publication is mandatory, and it establishes training, communications, reporting, and checklist requirements.

Applies to: This instruction applies to wing organizations such as staff agencies, squadrons, tenant units, and contractors.

Topics covered

  • Wing Operations Center training
  • Classified briefings
  • Recall and accountability
  • Severe weather procedures
  • Operations security
  • Vance AFB Command Net
  • Emergency Mass Notification System
  • Supporting checklist requirements

Questions and answers

What training must Wing Operations Center members complete?

In accordance with DAFI 10-2501, Emergency Management Program, para. A5.2.3.2.., Wing Operations Center members will complete the Air Force Emergency Management Program Course (ZZ133131) and follow-on local procedures training. (paragraph 1)

How quickly must personnel report after a Wing Operations Center recall?

Upon notification of a Wing Operations Center recall, personnel will report to the designated location ASAP. Time requirements are within 30 minutes during duty hours or 2 hours for non-duty hour recalls, or at the time directed by the 71 FTW/CC. (paragraph 6)

What happens to wireless devices during a classified briefing?

All portable radios, cell phones, and pagers will be confirmed turned off and placed outside of the room. Any wireless devices discovered inside the Command Post/Wing Operations Center controlled area are subject to confiscation and/or destruction. (paragraph 7)

Can classified information be entered into unclassified electronic logs or chats?

No classified information will be entered into the electronic logs or chat sessions on unclassified computer systems. (paragraph 7)

How must casualty names and personal information be communicated during a contingency?

Names of casualties and personal information (i.e., Social Security Numbers, etc.) should not be broadcast over radios, cell phones or other easily monitored communication devices. Land-line telephones, e-mail, or runner are the preferred methods of information relay.

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