What is the purpose of AirForce regulation AFI25-101 WAR RESERVE MATERIEL (WRM)?
AFI25-101 WRM provides guidance on the management, control, and sustainment of War Reserve Materiel (WRM) to ensure readiness during wartime or emergencies.

Who does AFI25-101 WRM apply to?
AFI25-101 WRM applies to all Active Duty, Air Force Reserve (AFR), and Air National Guard (ANG) personnel who manage or use WRM.

What is considered as War Reserve Materiel (WRM)?
WRM includes assets such as munitions, spare parts, support equipment, and supplies that are kept in designated stockpiles to support military operations during wartime or emergencies.

How are War Reserve Materiel (WRM) items managed?
WRM items are managed through a specific tracking system called the War Reserve Materiel Program (WRMP), which includes requirements development, procurement, storage, accountability, and reporting.

What is the role of the War Reserve Materiel Officer (WRMO)?
The WRMO is responsible for overseeing the management, storage, and accountability of all WRM items within their unit or organization.

How often are WRM stockpile inspections and inventories conducted?
WRM stockpile inspections and inventories are conducted annually as a minimum requirement to verify the accuracy of the stockpile and assess its readiness.

Can non-WRM items be commingled with WRM stockpiles?
No, non-WRM items should not be commingled with WRM stockpiles to maintain accurate accountability and ensure the readiness of WRM assets.

Are there any restrictions on the use of War Reserve Materiel (WRM) items?
Yes, the use of WRM items is strictly limited to approved wartime or emergency operations and specific authorized training exercises.

What should be done if WRM items are damaged or expired?
Damaged or expired WRM items should be reported promptly to the appropriate authorities for disposition, replacement, or disposal following established procedures outlined in AFI25-101.