What is AFI10-1301?
AFI10-1301 is the Air Force regulation that outlines the processes and procedures for developing Air Force doctrine.

What is Air Force doctrine?
Air Force doctrine is a comprehensive statement of fundamental principles that guide the organization and employment of Air Force forces in war and military operations other than war.

Who is responsible for the development of Air Force doctrine?
The Air Force Doctrine Development and Education Center (AFDDEC) is responsible for the development of Air Force doctrine.

What is the purpose of Air Force doctrine development?
The purpose of Air Force doctrine development is to establish a common framework and language to enhance mission success, support leader decision-making, and enable efficient joint operations.

How is Air Force doctrine developed?
Air Force doctrine is developed through a systematic process that incorporates input from Air Force and joint warfighters, lessons learned from recent operations, and doctrinal expertise.

Can individuals or organizations submit proposals for new Air Force doctrine?
Yes, individuals or organizations can submit proposals for new Air Force doctrine. These proposals are reviewed and considered by the AFDDEC.

How often is Air Force doctrine reviewed and updated?
Air Force doctrine is reviewed and updated on a regular basis to ensure it remains current, relevant, and aligned with both Air Force and joint operational requirements.

How can Air Force personnel access Air Force doctrine?
Air Force personnel can access Air Force doctrine through the Air Force Portal, as well as the Air Force Doctrine Library website.

What is the purpose of Joint publications in relation to Air Force doctrine?
Joint publications provide guidance and standardization across the U.S. military, while Air Force doctrine complements and amplifies that guidance to address unique Air Force capabilities, capacities, and concepts.