What is the purpose of AirForce regulation DAFI20-117 REPAIR NETWORK MANAGEMENT?
The purpose of AirForce regulation DAFI20-117 REPAIR NETWORK MANAGEMENT is to establish procedures and guidelines for managing repair networks within the AirForce.

Who does AirForce regulation DAFI20-117 REPAIR NETWORK MANAGEMENT apply to?
AirForce regulation DAFI20-117 REPAIR NETWORK MANAGEMENT applies to all personnel involved in the management of repair networks within the AirForce.

What is a repair network?
A repair network refers to a collection of repair capabilities, facilities, and personnel that work together to repair and maintain equipment and systems within the AirForce.

What are the key responsibilities outlined in the regulation?
The regulation outlines key responsibilities such as establishing repair network management policies, identifying and selecting repair network members, coordinating repair capabilities, and conducting regular evaluations of the repair network's performance.

How are repair network members selected?
Repair network members are selected based on their capability to perform required repairs, their adherence to quality standards, and their ability to meet performance and delivery metrics.

What is the process for coordinating repair capabilities within a repair network?
The process for coordinating repair capabilities involves identifying repair requirements, matching them with suitable repair network members, establishing repair agreements, and providing necessary support for repairs.

How often should evaluations of the repair network's performance be conducted?
Evaluations of the repair network's performance should be conducted at least annually or as necessary to ensure compliance with regulations and identify areas for improvement.

What is the purpose of conducting evaluations of the repair network's performance?
The purpose of conducting evaluations is to assess the repair network's effectiveness, identify any issues or deficiencies, and implement corrective measures to enhance its performance.

Can repair network members be removed from the network?
Yes, repair network members can be removed if they consistently fail to meet performance standards, violate regulations, or fail to maintain the required repair capabilities.