What is AFI10-1302, Air Force Lessons Learned Program?
AFI10-1302 is the Air Force regulation that outlines the procedures and requirements for the Lessons Learned Program. It serves as a guide for collecting, analyzing, disseminating, and applying lessons learned from various Air Force activities.

Who is responsible for implementing the Air Force Lessons Learned Program?
The responsibility for implementing the program lies with the Headquarters Air Force A7X (Strategic Deterrence and Nuclear Integration) office, in coordination with other major commands and units.

What is the purpose of the Air Force Lessons Learned Program?
The program's purpose is to identify, document, and share knowledge gained from operational experiences to improve the Air Force's overall effectiveness, safety, and efficiency, while minimizing redundant mistakes.

How are lessons learned collected and documented within the Air Force?
Lessons learned are typically collected through After Action Reports (AARs), Operational Lessons Learned (OLL) reports, Joint Reports (JR), and other relevant sources. These lessons are then documented and disseminated for use by the Air Force community.

What is the process for analyzing and validating lessons learned?
The process involves subject matter experts and other knowledgeable individuals reviewing the collected lessons learned. They assess the credibility, applicability, and validity of these lessons to determine their relevance and potential impact on future operations.

How are lessons learned disseminated throughout the Air Force?
Lessons learned are disseminated through various means, including the Air Force Lessons Learned Portal (AFLLP), electronic distribution lists, unit briefings, training sessions, conferences, and workshops. The goal is to ensure widespread access to and awareness of valuable lessons.

Can individuals contribute to the Air Force Lessons Learned Program?
Absolutely. Active duty, Reserve, National Guard, and civilian personnel are encouraged to contribute to the program by submitting After Action Reports (AARs), Operational Lessons Learned (OLL) reports, and other significant lessons they have identified.

How long are lessons learned retained within the Air Force Lessons Learned Program?
Lessons learned should be retained for a minimum of five years, unless specific circumstances necessitate a longer retention period.

Are Air Force Lessons Learned Program reports available to the public?
No, the reports and documentation collected under the program generally contain sensitive information and are intended for internal use within the Air Force community. However, sanitized versions may be released to entities outside the Air Force on a case-by-case basis.