ANGI 36-101 - Air Force Link

30 ANGI36-101 3 JUNE 2010
7.8.1. AGRs called or ordered to Title 10 federal active duty (OCONUS/CONUS)
supporting Active Duty requirements for operations/missions/exercises/training (Title 10
U.S.C. 12301(d), 12302, 12304, or 10147) will not be terminated from their Title 32 U.S.C.
Section 502(f) orders.
7.8.2. AGRs Performing Title 10 Duty in Support of Air Force Active Duty
Requirements. Upon approval and by order of a Federal command authority, AGRs
performing Title 10 duty for 30 or more consecutive days in support of the active Air Force
pursuant to Title 10 Sections 12301(d) , 12302 or 12304 for which reimbursement of AGR
accounts may be required as set forth in paragraph 7.9.4, must have their AGR order
amended to include in the remarks section the following information: Authority in which
they are called to Title 10, inclusive dates of the Title 10 duty, named mission they are
supporting, and active duty MAJCOM they are being tasked to support. An example is as
follows: ―AGR Airman will convert to Title 10 U.S.C. Section 12301(d) in support of
OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM from 15 January 2009 to 26 May 2009,
GMAJCOM: ACC.‖ If the GMAJCOM releases the AGR Airman from Title 10 duty
sooner than original expiration day, an AGR amendment must reflect the appropriate end
date of the Title 10 duty.
7.8.2.1. AGRs placed on Title 10 status for less than 30 consecutive days for which
reimbursement of AGR accounts may be required as set forth in paragraph 7.9.4, will have
their Title 10 time documented on AF IMT 1299, Officer’s Certificate of Statement of
Service. This form must be completed by the unit, certified by the AGR’s commander and
provided to the Force Support Squadron for update into MiLPDS and to assist in DD Form
214, Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty completion Examples of such
missions that may require an AGR to perform occasional Title 10 duty/day(s) are: Air
Soverignty Alert (ASA), North East Tanker Task Force (NETTF), Unmanned Aircraft
Systems (UAS)/Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) (such as Predator, Reaper, Global Hawk),
Distributed Common Ground System (DCGS), State Partnership Program (SPP), etc. A
sample of AF IMT 1299, Officer’s Certificate of Statement of Service can be found in
Attachment 15. The AF IMT 1299 will be entered into the Automated Records Management
System (ARMS) as a source document to an Airman’s records or filed in the Unit Personnel
Record Group (UPRG), as applicable. Please note this form is applicable to Officers and
Enlisted Airmen.
7.8.3. Commanders placed on Title 10 status cannot take Title 32 command action as they
are (Title 32 U.S.C. Section 325) relieved of their State Title 32 status while federally
activated on Title 10.
7.8.4. An AGR while on Title 10 active duty orders must primarily support the active duty
mission and any Title 32 business conducted should be incidental to that primary support of
the Title 10 federal mission.
7.8.5. Title 10 activations (voluntary or involuntary mobilization) of AGRs are normally in
support of AEF rotations for contingency operations. Title 10 activations of 365 days are
beyond the intent and purpose of the AGR program.