AFI13-114V3 AIR SUPPORT OPERATIONS CENTER (ASOC) OPERATIONS PROCEDURES
MilReg AFI13-114V3 Frequently Asked Questions

What is AFI13-114V3?
AFI13-114V3 refers to the AirForce regulation that specifically covers the guidelines and procedures for Air Support Operations Center (ASOC) operations.

What does ASOC stand for?
ASOC stands for Air Support Operations Center, which serves as the central command and control hub for coordinating air support operations.

What is the purpose of AFI13-114V3?
The purpose of AFI13-114V3 is to provide a standardized set of guidelines and procedures for ASOC operations, ensuring efficient and effective coordination of air support efforts.

Who does AFI13-114V3 apply to?
AFI13-114V3 applies to all AirForce personnel involved in ASOC operations, including active duty, reserve, and civilian personnel.

How often is AFI13-114V3 updated?
The frequency of updates to AFI13-114V3 depends on the evolving operational environment and technological advancements. It is typically reviewed and updated as necessary on a periodic basis.

Can deviations from AFI13-114V3 be allowed?
Deviations from AFI13-114V3 may be allowed in certain circumstances, but they must be authorized by the appropriate level of command and documented accordingly.

How are ASOC personnel trained on AFI13-114V3?
ASOC personnel receive initial and recurring training on AFI13-114V3, which includes classroom instruction, simulations, and hands-on practical exercises to ensure understanding and proficiency in its implementation.

What are some key topics covered in AFI13-114V3?
Some key topics covered in AFI13-114V3 include ASOC organization and structure, responsibilities of personnel, airspace control procedures, integration of joint operations, and reporting requirements.

Are there any specific safety measures mentioned in AFI13-114V3?
Yes, AFI13-114V3 addresses safety measures and emphasizes the importance of risk management, gunnery safety, occupational health, and safety protocols to ensure a safe working environment.

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