What is AFI 36-3106?
AFI 36-3106 is an Air Force Instruction that provides guidance and sets policies for the Retiree Activities Program (RAP).

What is the Retiree Activities Program (RAP)?
The Retiree Activities Program (RAP) is an organization that serves as a vital link between the retired Air Force personnel and their active duty counterparts. It promotes the well-being and quality of life of retirees and provides information and support on benefits and entitlements.

Who is eligible to participate in the RAP?
Any military retiree, whether Regular Air Force, Reserve Component, or former Air Force members, who has completed at least 20 years of active military service is eligible to participate in the RAP.

What activities are offered through the Retiree Activities Program?
The Retiree Activities Program offers a variety of activities, such as base support, community involvement, volunteer opportunities, social events, and networking among retirees.

How can I get involved in the Retiree Activities Program?
To get involved in the Retiree Activities Program, you can contact your local RAP office or visit their website. They will provide you with information about upcoming events and opportunities to participate.

Is there a cost to participate in the RAP?
No, participating in the Retiree Activities Program is free of charge. However, there might be costs associated with certain events or activities, which will be communicated to participants in advance.

What are the benefits of being a part of the Retiree Activities Program?
The benefits of being a part of the Retiree Activities Program include access to information about retiree benefits and entitlements, opportunities for socializing and networking with fellow retirees, and the chance to give back to the Air Force community through volunteer work.

Can I still participate in the RAP if I don't live near an Air Force installation?
Yes, even if you don't live near an Air Force installation, you can still participate in the Retiree Activities Program. Many RAP offices have virtual platforms and online resources to engage with retirees who are not geographically close to a base.

Can I attend RAP events and activities if I am not a member of the Retiree Activities Office (RAO)?
Yes, you can attend RAP events and activities even if you are not a member of the Retiree Activities Office (RAO). The RAP is open to all eligible retirees, regardless of their membership status in the RAO.