What is the purpose of Air Force regulation DAFI36-167 Civilian Survivor Assistance?
The purpose of this regulation is to establish policies and procedures for providing assistance to civilian survivors of Air Force members and Department of the Air Force civilian employees who die while serving on active duty.

Who is eligible for assistance under this regulation?
The regulation provides assistance to civilian survivors of Air Force members and Department of the Air Force civilian employees who die while serving on active duty.

What types of assistance are available under this regulation?
The assistance available includes financial, legal, and emotional support for civilian survivors, as well as coordination with other agencies and organizations for additional resources.

How is financial assistance provided to civilian survivors?
Financial assistance may be provided through survivor benefits and compensation programs, insurance coverage, and other means determined by the Air Force.

Can civilian survivors receive legal assistance?
Yes, civilian survivors may be provided legal assistance in matters related to the death of the Air Force member or civilian employee, such as estate issues and wills.

Is there any emotional support provided to civilian survivors?
Yes, the Air Force recognizes the need for emotional support and provides counseling services and referrals to mental health professionals for civilian survivors.

Does this regulation cover education benefits for civilian survivors?
Yes, education benefits, such as scholarships and grants, may be available to civilian survivors under certain circumstances.

Are there any relocation assistance programs for civilian survivors?
Yes, relocation assistance may be provided to civilian survivors who need to relocate due to the death of the Air Force member or civilian employee.

What is the process for requesting assistance under this regulation?
Civilian survivors can request assistance by contacting the appropriate Air Force office, such as the Casualty Assistance office or the Airman & Family Readiness Center.