What is the purpose of Air Force regulation AFI10-4301V1?
The purpose of AFI10-4301V1 is to provide guidance and procedures for the education and training of Air Advisors within the Air Force.

Who does this regulation apply to?
This regulation applies to all military personnel, civilian employees, and contractor personnel involved in Air Advisor education and training within the Air Force.

What is the definition of an Air Advisor?
An Air Advisor is a highly trained and specialized individual who provides assistance, advice, and training to partner nation air forces in support of U.S. security cooperation objectives.

What are the major components of Air Advisor education and training?
The major components of Air Advisor education and training include initial training, supplemental training, language proficiency, cultural awareness, and ongoing professional development.

How can one become an Air Advisor?
To become an Air Advisor, individuals must meet specific eligibility criteria, including qualifying levels of education, experience, and language proficiency. They must also complete the required training programs and maintain their qualifications.

What are the key requirements for Air Advisor training programs?
Key requirements for Air Advisor training programs include curriculum content focusing on aviation foreign internal defense, professionalism, cultural awareness, and language proficiency. Training should also provide operational and tactical-level expertise.

How often does Air Advisor training need to be conducted?
Air Advisor training should be conducted periodically to maintain proficiency, with refresher training required at least every two years. Additional training may be necessary based on changing mission requirements or individual proficiency levels.

Are there any specific language proficiency requirements for Air Advisors?
Yes, Air Advisors must achieve a minimum proficiency level in a designated language to perform their duties effectively. Language proficiency requirements may vary based on mission requirements and partner nation needs.

What resources are available to support Air Advisor education and training?
Resources available to support Air Advisor education and training include the Air Advisor Academy, language programs, professional military education, subject matter experts, and collaboration with other combatant commands and partner nations.