What is the purpose of AirForce regulation AFI16-901-S Support to Sensitive Activities (U)?
The purpose of AFI16-901-S is to establish guidelines and procedures for Air Force support to sensitive activities, ensuring effective coordination and execution while safeguarding national security interests.

What are considered "sensitive activities" under this regulation?
Sensitive activities include, but are not limited to, intelligence operations, special access programs, counterintelligence activities, and any operation involving unconventional warfare.

Who is responsible for implementing and enforcing AFI16-901-S?
The Secretary of the Air Force (SECAF) is responsible for implementing and enforcing this regulation within the Air Force.

Are all Air Force units required to comply with AFI16-901-S?
Yes, all Air Force units, both active duty and reserve, shall comply with the provisions outlined in AFI16-901-S.

How does the regulation address the need for classified information protection?
AFI16-901-S provides guidance on the proper handling, safeguarding, and dissemination of classified information within the context of supporting sensitive activities.

Can Air Force personnel disclose classified information to individuals outside of the Air Force?
No, Air Force personnel shall not disclose classified information to individuals who do not possess the proper security clearance and have a need-to-know.

What should Air Force personnel do if they witness unauthorized access to classified information?
Air Force personnel must immediately report any unauthorized access to classified information to their chain of command or the appropriate security office.

Are there any restrictions on the use of technology or communication devices while participating in sensitive activities?
Yes, AFI16-901-S provides guidelines on the use of technology and communication devices during sensitive activities to prevent unauthorized access, interception, or compromise of information.

Can Air Force personnel participate in sensitivities activities without proper security clearances?
No, Air Force personnel must have the appropriate security clearance and be properly vetted before participating in sensitive activities.