What is the purpose of AFI71-101V2 PROTECTIVE SERVICE MATTERS?
AFI71-101V2 PROTECTIVE SERVICE MATTERS provides the regulatory guidance for Air Force protective service programs, ensuring the security and protection of Air Force assets, personnel, and resources.

Who is responsible for implementing and enforcing AFI71-101V2 PROTECTIVE SERVICE MATTERS?
The Air Force Chief of Security Forces and the Director of Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (A2) are responsible for implementing and enforcing this regulation.

What does AFI71-101V2 PROTECTIVE SERVICE MATTERS specifically address?
This regulation specifically addresses safeguards, security, and protective service requirements, such as access controls, physical security, information security, and counterintelligence programs.

Who is the primary user of this regulation?
The primary user of this regulation is anyone involved in Air Force security forces, anti-terrorism/force protection operations, law enforcement, or related protective service matters.

What does AFI71-101V2 PROTECTIVE SERVICE MATTERS cover in terms of security programs?
This regulation covers security programs, including but not limited to personnel security, industrial security, operations security, physical security, special access programs, and security education and training.

Are there any specific guidelines in AFI71-101V2 PROTECTIVE SERVICE MATTERS for counterintelligence operations?
Yes, this regulation provides specific guidance for Air Force counterintelligence activities and their integration with protective service programs to mitigate threats and identify risks to Air Force missions and assets.

Can non-Air Force personnel access AFI71-101V2 PROTECTIVE SERVICE MATTERS?
While this regulation is primarily intended for Air Force personnel, non-Air Force personnel may access this regulation if they have a legitimate need-to-know for official purposes.

How often is AFI71-101V2 PROTECTIVE SERVICE MATTERS updated?
AFI71-101V2 PROTECTIVE SERVICE MATTERS is subject to periodic review and updates to ensure it remains current and aligned with the evolving threat environment, technology, and best practices.

Are there any exceptions or waivers allowed from AFI71-101V2 PROTECTIVE SERVICE MATTERS?
Exceptions and waivers from this regulation can be granted, but only by the Air Force Chief of Security Forces or designee, based on a formal request and thorough justification.