What replaced AFI 36-2201?
AF FES Personnel, AFI 36-2651, Air Force Training Program replaced AFI 36-2201 on 3 Jan 2019. You are encouraged to review the document to familiarize yourself with the changes.
What are the retraining windows for First Term airmen FTA )?
First-term airmen can only apply for retraining during a specific window. For four-year enlistees stationed stateside, that falls during the 35th and 43rd month of their current enlistment, according to a video posted by AFPC, and six-year stateside enlistees can apply between their 59th and 67th month.
How much retainability do I need to PCS overseas?
Airmen must have at least 12 or more months retainability after the new DEROS to be eligible to PCS to another location.
Can you request to PCS early Air Force?
While not likely under normal circumstances, first term Airmen are eligible to PCS after 12 months’ time on station and career Airmen after 24 months’ TOS. The Assignment Management System, located on the Virtual Military Personnel Flight website, is the main hub for getting orders to another base.
Is a CCAF a requirement for MSgt?
While the CCAF itself is no longer required, an associate’s degree or higher is mandatory for promotion to senior master sergeant, according to the revised Air Force Handbook 36-2618, The Enlisted Force Structure.
How long does it take to promote from e3 to E-4 Air Force?
Promoting from E-3 to E-4 The requirements are 28 months Time in Grade as E-3 or 36 months Time in Service with 20 months Time in grade at E-3, whichever comes first. If you joined as an E-3 you’ll promote to E-4 at your 28th month mark in the Air Force.
How long before you can retrain in the Air Force?
A first-term airman (four-year enlistment contract) assigned to a CONUS (continental United States) base is eligible to volunteer to retrain after they have completed 35 months (and no more than 43 months) of military service.
How much retainability do you need to deploy?
How many days of per diem for PCS?
The TLA is for OCONUS, or overseas PCS moves. Up to 60 days (can be extended) may be paid for temporary lodging expenses and meal expenses after a military member (and his/her family) arrive at a new overseas location, while awaiting housing.
What does T-2 mean in AFI?
Table 1.1. Tier Waiver Authorities.
| Tier Number | May be used in publications at | Or, |
|---|---|---|
| T-2 | Departmental , MAJCOM, and ANG levels only | Conformity is needed across the Air Force, but HAF is not needed to be consulted for deviations |
What does T 1 and T-2 mean in an AFI?
T-1 Waivers: Waiver authority is the MAJCOM Commander. iii. T-2 Waivers: Waiver authority is still the MAJCOM Commander, but can be delegated to the first General Officer in the chain of command. iv.