What is AFI91-106 Unauthorized Launch, Threat Mitigation, and Launch Action Studies?
AFI91-106 is an AirForce regulation that outlines the procedures and actions to be taken in the event of an unauthorized launch, threat mitigation, and launch action studies.

When should AFI91-106 be followed?
AFI91-106 should be followed whenever there is an unauthorized launch, potential threat, or the need to conduct launch action studies.

Who is responsible for initiating actions according to AFI91-106?
The aircraft commander or missile combat crew commander is responsible for initiating appropriate actions as outlined in AFI91-106.

What should be done in the event of an unauthorized launch?
In the event of an unauthorized launch, immediate actions should be taken to mitigate the threat, while also conducting launch action studies to determine the cause and extent of the incident.

What are the threat mitigation measures outlined in AFI91-106?
AFI91-106 specifies threat mitigation actions such as interagency coordination, contacting higher headquarters, activating barrier systems, implementing necessary security measures, and notifying local authorities.

Why are launch action studies conducted?
Launch action studies are conducted to determine the cause and extent of an unauthorized launch, identify any deficiencies in the system, and develop corrective and preventive actions.

How should launch action studies be conducted?
Launch action studies should be conducted in accordance with approved procedures, which may include data collection, analysis, interviewing personnel involved, technical assessments, and documentation of findings.

What actions should be taken after completion of launch action studies?
After completion of launch action studies, appropriate corrective actions should be implemented to prevent future unauthorized launches and improve system integrity.

Are there any reporting requirements associated with AFI91-106?
Yes, AFI91-106 mandates that all unauthorized launches, threat mitigation actions, and launch action studies be reported through appropriate channels as per established procedures.