What is AFI91-108 Air Force Nuclear Weapons Intrinsic Radiation?
AFI91-108 is an Air Force regulation that establishes guidelines for managing and mitigating the intrinsic radiation associated with nuclear weapons in order to ensure the safety of personnel and the environment.

What is the purpose of AFI91-108?
The purpose of AFI91-108 is to provide guidance and requirements for the safe handling, transportation, storage, and maintenance of nuclear weapons, as well as the management of intrinsic radiation and radioactive materials associated with them.

What does the term "intrinsic radiation" mean?
Intrinsic radiation refers to the ionizing radiation emitted by nuclear weapons themselves, such as alpha, beta, gamma, and neutron radiation. It is important to measure, monitor, and mitigate this radiation to ensure the health and safety of personnel.

What is the scope of AFI91-108?
AFI91-108 applies to all Air Force activities involved in the handling, transportation, storage, and maintenance of nuclear weapons, as well as the management of intrinsic radiation and radioactive materials associated with them.

What is the purpose of the 91(B) Radioactive Material Safety Program?
The purpose of the 91(B) Radioactive Material Safety Program is to establish requirements and responsibilities for the safe management and control of radioactive materials used within the Air Force.

Who is responsible for implementing AFI91-108 and the 91(B) Radioactive Material Safety Program?
Commanders and managers at all levels are responsible for implementing the requirements of AFI91-108 and the 91(B) Radioactive Material Safety Program within their respective organizations.

What are the primary goals of the 91(B) Radioactive Material Safety Program?
The primary goals of the 91(B) Radioactive Material Safety Program are to prevent unnecessary exposures to radiation, to maintain safe conditions for personnel and facilities, and to ensure compliance with applicable regulations and standards.

How often should personnel involved in nuclear weapons activities receive radiation safety training?
Personnel involved in nuclear weapons activities should receive initial and refresher radiation safety training annually, or as required by specific job duties or changes in regulations.

Are there any requirements regarding the labeling and marking of radioactive materials?
Yes, radioactive materials must be properly labeled and marked to indicate that they are radioactive, and to provide necessary information for safe handling, storage, and transportation.