What is AFI 1-2?
AFI 1-2 refers to Air Force Instruction 1-2, which outlines the responsibilities of Air Force commanders.

Who does AFI 1-2 apply to?
AFI 1-2 applies to all Air Force commanders, including officers and non-commissioned officers.

What is the main purpose of AFI 1-2?
AFI 1-2 establishes the responsibilities, expectations, and authorities of Air Force commanders to effectively lead their organizations and ensure mission success.

Why is it important for commanders to follow AFI 1-2?
By following AFI 1-2, commanders can ensure proper guidance, promote discipline, establish a positive command climate, and maintain accountability within their units.

Can commanders delegate their responsibilities outlined in AFI 1-2?
Commanders have some flexibility to delegate certain responsibilities, but they retain ultimate accountability for their actions and the mission.

What are some key responsibilities of Air Force commanders according to AFI 1-2?
Some key responsibilities include setting standards, maintaining discipline, developing their subordinates, ensuring unit readiness, promoting equal opportunity, and fostering a positive work environment.

Are commanders responsible for the welfare of their personnel?
Yes, AFI 1-2 explicitly states that commanders are responsible for the welfare, health, and morale of their personnel.

Can commanders make changes to their assigned tasks without proper authorization?
No, AFI 1-2 emphasizes that commanders must follow lawful orders and directives, and any changes to their assigned tasks require proper authorization.

How does AFI 1-2 address misconduct or ethical violations by commanders?
AFI 1-2 highlights that commanders must adhere to high ethical standards and are accountable for their actions and those of their subordinates. It also outlines a disciplinary process for addressing misconduct.