“ATCMNT OF THE AIR FORCE 2 = ESC REGULATION 55-18 -y Electronic Security Command . . . i Antonio, TX 78243 . 19 December 1980 Thhs sequlation states the policy and outlines "s procedur es for ~artieipating | in ASRP flights by persons other than these assigned to ASRP units or Identified as fully qualified ESC officers (rated or nonrated, crew or concrew) and enlisted personnel (AFR 35-13 and ESCR 55-7) essential to performing the ESC ASAP mis- sions. It applies t to all ESC organizations associated with the ASHP. CI personnel, other than qualified ESC crewmembers, to participate in ASRP ‘lights « within the ESC operating area when participation Is considered essential to the effectiveness or development of the ESC _ASRP but only under the procedures outlined in this regulation. This regulation i is not Intended to affect the operating command’s selection of personnel to operate the aircraft nor to ‘imit the activities of those per- sonnel! who occupy SI billets of the aircraft’s operating units. 2. Responsibility. HQ ESCIDO Is responsible for authorizing ESC military and civilian personnel to par- ” ticipate in ASRP missions and must ensure that conditions and provisions under which approval is granted are followed. HQ ESC will consider the extent of each person’s knowledge and previous exposure to s2n- sitive information before authorizing participation in an ASRP mission. 3.  Criterions. Only those persons who mest the following criterions are authorized to participate | in ASRP flights. They must have: @. Avalid need-to-know which has been verified by the requesting organization and has been con- firmed by HQ ESC/DO. ‘b. A-security clearance and indoctrination corresponding to the classification of the operation. Completed the medical-examinatlon requirements of AFR 160-43 for flight personnel. Cc. d. Corapleted the pressure-chamber requirements of AFR 50-27. e. Completed Special Survival Training Course S-V83-A or have a walver of the requirements. f. Completed all survival courses required under AFR 50:3 or have a waiver of the requirements. ‘Compieted all SACR 50-24 requirements for Life ‘Support Training ( (st) or have a walver of the re- quirements. : Th. For non-ESC personnel or other personnel who have not met the other riterions of this paragraph, the approval of the Commander, ESC, and special! security o! officer SRC/DOR. 4. Procedures: a. Howto Process Requests. Send requests to ESC/DO for processing. Allow enough time (normally 30 days) to permit full researching and staff coordination. In each request, Include: (1) The name, rank, grade or position (as appropriate), and SSAN of each applicant for whom the request is made. . (2). The branch of service or organization which each applicant represents. . Supersedes USAFSSR 55-16, 4 February 1977. (See signature page for summary of changes.) No of Printed Pages: 8 pee erengrers OPR: DORSS (MSgt Stephen Castolag Approved by: Col David L- eric Editor: ~JoanE. Grover. :=>: : _ Distribution S; x: AUULDEA (1); AFISC/DAP (1); ESE/CC (1); ESPICC (1) - -~ - @ = wee oe cmeomwew = = ere ee am ee ee ee —_— SE AA see ee eee ee
> ove 9, ESCRSS416 3). A statement verifying each applicant’ s need- to-know, purpose for which the Hight is te, quired, and clearance status. : . "€ (4) A statement regarding each applicant’s flight status (rated, ‘nonrated, crewmember, etcetera). . . (5) Astatement that each applicant has or has not completed physiological training as pressrib- ec by AFR 50-27 and has a current AF Form 702, individual Phys!ological Training Record. A statement that each applicant has or has not satisfactorily completed a flight physical ex- amination as prescribed by AFR 160-43 and has a current AF Form 1042, Medical Recommendation for Fly- g or Specia! Operational Duty. A stetement that each applicant Is or Is not qualified under the S-V83-A program. Also, iden- tify the unit hciding the applicant’s DD Form 1833, Personal Authenticator Card, or request a waiver of S-V83-A requirements. (8) A statement that each applicant has or has not completed all survival training as | prescribed in AFR 50-3 or request a waiver of the requirements. (9) The time that the applicant will be participating In ASRP missions. b. ESCIDOR Actions. Upon receiving a request for non-ESC personnel or personnel not meeting all requirements of paragraph 3, this regulation, to participate in an ASRP mission, ESC/DOR will: (1) Check each request to determine which of the requirements of paragraph 3, this regulation, have or have not been met. (2) Request a waiver of requirements not met as follows. Waiver of: (a) AFR 50-3 requirements pertaining to S-V80-A, General Survival School; S-V82-A, Speciai Survival School; and S-V86-A, Water Survival School (HQ USAFIXOORZ/MPPTF). (b) AFR 160-43 and AFR 50-27 requirements pertaining to Flight Physical-ExamInation and( Physiological Training (HQ USAF/SGPA). | (c) SACR 50-24 requirements pertaining to LST (HQ SAC/DO8T}. — (3) Senda message to the alrcraft operating command (SAC SRC/DC9} listing the name of each applicant in an ASRP mission. (4) Send a letter or message authorizing the flight to the ESC and operating command's units concerned when all requirements have been met or waived. 2 c. Actions Required by Personnel Receiving Approval. Persons who receive approval {o participate In ASRP flight will: . . (1) Follow their original approved flight schedule as closely as possible, (2) Coordinate required changes to assigned schedules with HQ ESC/DOR. (3) Before participating In an ASRP mission, report in person to HQ ESC/DOR or to the ap- propriate ESC unit, as directed by HQ ESC/DO, to confirm compliance with the preceding requirements and to receive any necessary briefings. 5. Forms. AF 702 and 1042 and DD 1833.
1 & ESTA S516. ’ ARGH THE COMMANDER cS -_ WILLIAM CARROLL: it ‘Coby USAFS *~ Bilrector of Administration +=” SUMMARY OF CHANGES . Adds requirement for processing requests for waivers and generally updates publication. - — 5