What is AFI99-114-S FOREIGN MATERIEL PROGRAM?
AFI99-114-S is an AirForce regulation that provides guidance and procedures for managing foreign materiel within the U.S. AirForce.

Who does AFI99-114-S apply to?
AFI99-114-S applies to all units and personnel of the U.S. AirForce responsible for the acquisition, disposition, storage, transportation, and use of foreign materiel.

What is considered "foreign materiel"?
Foreign materiel includes any equipment, technology, or material originating from a foreign country that is not currently in U.S. military service.

Do I need authorization to acquire foreign materiel?
Yes, personnel must obtain written authorization from the AirForce Materiel Command (AFMC) to acquire any foreign materiel.

How should foreign materiel be stored?
All foreign materiel should be stored in a secure and controlled environment, complying with applicable security and safety regulations.

Can foreign materiel be used in training exercises?
Yes, with proper authorization, foreign materiel may be used in training exercises to enhance realistic scenarios and international cooperation.

How should foreign materiel be disposed of?
Foreign materiel should be disposed of following specific procedures outlined in AFI99-114-S, which may include return, demilitarization, destruction, or transfer to another government agency.

What steps are required to transport foreign materiel?
Transporting foreign materiel, either domestically or internationally, requires compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and approval from the appropriate authorities.

Can foreign materiel be used in operational missions?
Yes, foreign materiel may be used in operational missions after a thorough evaluation of its compatibility, interoperability, and security risks.