What is the purpose of AirForce regulation AFI36-2644 SELF-AID AND BUDDY CARE TRAINING?
The purpose of AFI36-2644 is to establish training requirements and standards for individuals to effectively perform self-aid and buddy care in military environments.

Who is required to complete SELF-AID AND BUDDY CARE TRAINING?
All Air Force members, both active duty and reserve, are required to complete the self-aid and buddy care training.

How often should SELF-AID AND BUDDY CARE TRAINING be completed?
Initial training should be completed within six months of entering the Air Force, and then refresher training should be conducted annually.

Can the training be completed online?
Yes, the training can be completed online through the Air Force's Learning Management System (ADLS) or other approved platforms.

How long does the SELF-AID AND BUDDY CARE TRAINING take to complete?
The length of the training may vary, but generally, it takes about 2 hours to complete the initial training and 1 hour for refresher training.

What topics are covered in the SELF-AID AND BUDDY CARE TRAINING?
The training covers topics such as identifying life-threatening conditions, managing bleeding and shock, airway management, managing fractures and burns, and casualty evacuation techniques.

What are the consequences of not completing the SELF-AID AND BUDDY CARE TRAINING?
Failure to complete the training within the required timeframe may result in disciplinary actions and could impact career progression.

Are there any exemptions to completing SELF-AID AND BUDDY CARE TRAINING?
Exemptions may be granted on a case-by-case basis for individuals with certain medical or administrative conditions, but it is ultimately up to the unit commander to approve such exemptions.

Can I receive certification for completing the SELF-AID AND BUDDY CARE TRAINING?
Yes, upon successful completion of the training, individuals will receive a certificate indicating their competency in self-aid and buddy care.