What is AFI10-3504 DIVE PROGRAM?
AFI10-3504 DIVE PROGRAM is an Air Force regulation that provides guidance and establishes procedures for conducting military diving operations and training.

Who does AFI10-3504 apply to?
AFI10-3504 applies to all military personnel and civilian employees of the Air Force who participate in or support diving operations, including trainees or students enrolled in the Air Force basic and advanced diving programs.

What is the purpose of AFI10-3504 DIVE PROGRAM?
The purpose of AFI10-3504 DIVE PROGRAM is to ensure safe and effective military diving operations by setting forth proper training, equipment, qualifications, and supervision requirements for individuals involved in diving activities.

Are there any prerequisites or qualifications required to participate in the Air Force DIVE PROGRAM?
Yes, individuals must complete the Diving Physical Fitness Test (DPFT), possess a medical clearance from a qualified diving medical examiner, and successfully complete the Air Force Basic Diver Course to qualify for participation.

What are the different levels of qualifications in the Dive Program?
The Air Force DIVE PROGRAM has three levels of qualifications: Basic Diver, Master Diver, and Diving Supervisor. Each level has its own specific requirements and responsibilities.

Can I participate in the Dive Program if I wear corrective lenses or contact lenses?
Yes, as long as you satisfy the minimum vision requirements and can demonstrate safe and effective diving skills while wearing corrective lenses or contact lenses.

Are there any medical conditions that may disqualify an individual from participating in the Dive Program?
Yes, certain medical conditions, such as epilepsy, severe asthma, cardiovascular disease, and hearing loss, may disqualify individuals from participating in the Dive Program for safety reasons.

What safety measures are in place during diving operations?
AFI10-3504 prescribes multiple safety measures, including strict adherence to pre-dive planning, buddy diving, continuous communication, regular equipment inspections, and emergency procedures for various contingencies.

Is there a maximum depth limit for military diving operations?
Yes, AFI10-3504 specifies the maximum depth limits for different qualifications and types of diving, ranging from basic open-water dives to more advanced operations using specialized equipment.