AFI 10-2701 - Air Force E-Publishing

12 AFI10-2701 29 JULY 2005
1.9. Air Force CAP Program Manager. As the program manager, CAP-USAF Commander is responsible
for:
1.9.1. The overall program definition, evaluation, and day-to-day monitoring of the execution of the
program. The Program Manager establishes measures of program performance.
1.9.2. Functional interface between other Federal agencies and the CAP, including developing Memoranda
of Understanding (MOU) or Memoranda of Agreement (MOA) with other Federal agencies.
The program manager is not authorized to enter into or sign such agreements on behalf of the Air
Force. USAF/XO is the signature authority for these agreements.
1.9.3. Safety oversight of CAP activities, with particular emphasis on flying operations. The
CAP-USAF/CC has the authority to temporarily suspend operations at his discretion. This authority
may be delegated to subordinate commanders.
1.9.4. Review and coordination on all CAP regulations and instructions to ensure compliance with
this Instruction, the CA, the SOW, and the responsibilities of the CAP to the Air Force. CAP USAF/
CC, or higher authority, may disapprove any or all portions of such regulations and instructions that
are inconsistent with Federal interests, including inconsistencies with this Instruction, the CA, the
SOW, and the responsibilities of the CAP to the Air Force.
1.9.5. Review and coordination on all CAP Corporate MOUs, MOAs, LOAs, or any other formal
agreement with state and local agencies which involve use of Federally provided resources. Although
not a party to these agreements, CAP-USAF will review these agreements prior to signing and
CAP-USAF/CC, or higher authority, may disapprove any or all portions of such proposed agreements
that are inconsistent with Federal interests.
1.9.6. Consultation with the Grants Officer if CAP cannot meet the criteria for advance payments.
1.9.7. Approval of the disposition of CAP equipment that was procured through Federal agencies or
purchased with Federal funds.
1.10. Records Management. Records created and received by Air Force entities in support of CAP must
be managed under the Air Force records management program (AFI 33-322, Records Management Program)
criteria and disposed of in accordance with AFMAN 37-139, Records Disposition Schedule.