What is AFI10-201 Force Readiness Reporting?
AFI10-201 Force Readiness Reporting is an Air Force regulation that provides guidance and procedures for reporting and assessing the readiness of Air Force units.

Who is responsible for implementing AFI10-201?
The responsibility for implementing AFI10-201 lies with the Commander of Air Force Operations Support Center (OSC) and unit commanders.

What is the purpose of Force Readiness Reporting?
The purpose of Force Readiness Reporting is to assess the readiness of Air Force units and provide accurate and timely information to senior leaders for decision-making and resource allocation.

What factors are considered in Force Readiness Reporting?
Force Readiness Reporting considers various factors, including personnel readiness, training readiness, equipment readiness, and mission readiness.

How often is Force Readiness Reporting conducted?
Force Readiness Reporting is conducted annually, corresponding with the financial reporting year.

How are readiness ratings determined in Force Readiness Reporting?
Readiness ratings are determined based on the unit's ability to meet mission requirements, maintain personnel and equipment readiness, and complete required training.

Can a unit's readiness rating affect its funding allocation?
Yes, a unit's readiness rating can have an impact on its funding allocation as senior leaders prioritize resources based on units' readiness and mission requirements.

Are there any consequences for low readiness ratings?
Low readiness ratings may trigger additional inspections, increased oversight, or the need for corrective actions to improve the unit's readiness.

Can readiness reporting be delegated to lower-level commanders?
Yes, lower-level commanders may be delegated the authority to conduct readiness reporting, but they must adhere to the guidelines and reporting standards outlined in AFI10-201.