What is the purpose of AirForce regulation AFI91-102?
The purpose of AFI91-102 is to establish guidelines and procedures for conducting nuclear weapon system safety studies, operational safety reviews, and implementing safety rules.

What does the regulation cover?
AFI91-102 covers the entire spectrum of nuclear weapon system safety studies, from initiation through implementation and review.

Who is responsible for implementing AFI91-102?
The United States Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center (AFNWC) and other supporting organizations are responsible for implementing and complying with the guidelines provided in AFI91-102.

What is the significance of conducting operational safety reviews?
Operational safety reviews ensure that all nuclear weapon systems comply with safety requirements and identify potential hazards or risks associated with their deployment, sustainment, and disposal.

What are nuclear weapon system safety studies?
Nuclear weapon system safety studies involve the analysis and evaluation of safety considerations associated with various phases of the life cycle of nuclear weapon systems.

How are safety rules implemented?
Safety rules, as outlined in AFI91-102, are implemented through various means such as technical orders, regulations, instructions, and other documented procedures.

Who can initiate a nuclear weapon system safety study?
Nuclear weapon system safety studies can be initiated by the Department of Defense, the AFNWC, or any organization responsible for the design, development, modification, deployment, or disposal of nuclear weapon systems.

What is the purpose of the Safety and Nuclear Surety Board (SNSB)?
The SNSB ensures that nuclear weapon system safety studies and operational safety reviews comply with established standards and provides oversight to guarantee that appropriate safety measures are in place.

Are there any exceptions to the implementation of safety rules?
Exceptions to safety rules can be granted under certain circumstances, but only after a thorough risk assessment and approval by the SNSB or other designated authority.