What is DAFI10-2501 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM?
DAFI10-2501 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM is a regulation that outlines the procedures and requirements for managing emergencies in the AirForce.

Who does the regulation apply to?
This regulation applies to all AirForce personnel, including active duty, reserve, and civilian employees.

What is the purpose of the Emergency Management Program?
The purpose of the Emergency Management Program is to establish a framework for effectively preparing, responding to, and recovering from emergencies or disasters within the AirForce.

What types of emergencies are covered by this program?
This program covers a wide range of emergencies, including natural disasters, accidents, terrorist attacks, civil disturbances, and public health emergencies.

What are the responsibilities of AirForce personnel under this program?
AirForce personnel are responsible for understanding the emergency procedures, participating in emergency drills and exercises, reporting potential hazards, and assisting in the response and recovery efforts during emergencies.

How often should emergency drills and exercises be conducted?
Emergency drills and exercises should be conducted at least annually to ensure personnel are trained and prepared to respond to different emergency scenarios.

What documentation is required under this program?
Documentation required under this program includes emergency response plans, incident reports, after-action reports, and training records.

Is there a chain of command for emergency management within the AirForce?
Yes, there is a designated chain of command for emergency management, outlined in the regulation, to ensure a coordinated and efficient response to emergencies.

Can personnel use their personal cell phones during emergency situations?
Personal cell phones should only be used during emergencies if they do not interfere with communication systems or compromise operational security.