Force Management, Air Force
Key Air Force Message Briefing
Overview: Students develop a 5-7 minute briefing based on a Key Air Force Message (i.e. Force Management, PME Transformation, Changes to Enlisted Performance Reports, DoD SAPR Prevention Strategy 2014-2016, Rand Study on workplace relations, CSAF Messages, CMSAF Messages, etc.).
Specific Requirements:
This briefing is informational in nature.
1. Students select a Key Air Force Message about an Air Force initiative (examples include but are not limited to: Force Management, EPME Transformation, Changes to Enlisted Performance Reports, DoD SAPR Prevention Strategy, Project Air Force Rand Studies, CSAF Messages, CMSAF Messages, etc.).
Note: No two students may have the same topic unless authorized by instructor.
2. A key-word outline is mandatory (for an example see SC01HO9 and/or reference T&Q). Include identification Line in the footer area of the key-word outline.
Note: You may use a copy of your outline, as a memory jogger. NO manuscript reading, you must be prepared to deliver a briefing with minimal memory aids and very little reading. Limit reading to quotes and information that must be read to be accurate. A key-word outline must be turned in to your instructor prior to the briefing.
SC01SG – 34
3. Visual aid(s) are prohibited.
4. Briefing is 5 to 7 minutes.
a. Briefings delivered in less than 7 minutes, and not earning the required number of “GO” ratings will result in an automatic NO-GO for the assignment.
b. Grading for this assignment will terminate at the 7-minute mark.
c. Briefings will be stopped after 8 minutes
Note: All categories/content delivered after the 7-minute mark will automatically receive a NO-GO rating.
5. One outside source required, must fully integrate, and qualify each source.
6. Sources for Key Air Force Message include but are not limited to:
a. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
b. Department of Defense
c. HAF (SECAF, CSAF and CMSAF)
d. MAJCOM Commanders or Command Chiefs
e. Combatant Commanders or Command Chiefs
f. Direct Reporting Unit Commanders or Command Chiefs
g. Field Operating Agency Commanders or Command Chiefs
h. Number Air Force Commanders or Command Chiefs
i. Air Force Personnel Center

Force Management, Air Force
Key Air Force Message Briefing
Overview: Students develop a 5-7 minute briefing based on a Key Air Force Message (i.e. Force Management, PME Transformation, Changes to Enlisted Performance Reports, DoD SAPR Prevention Strategy 2014-2016, Rand Study on workplace relations, CSAF Messages, CMSAF Messages, etc.).
Specific Requirements:
This briefing is informational in nature.
1. Students select a Key Air Force Message about an Air Force initiative (examples include but are not limited to: Force Management, EPME Transformation, Changes to Enlisted Performance Reports, DoD SAPR Prevention Strategy, Project Air Force Rand Studies, CSAF Messages, CMSAF Messages, etc.).
Note: No two students may have the same topic unless authorized by instructor.
2. A key-word outline is mandatory (for an example see SC01HO9 and/or reference T&Q). Include identification Line in the footer area of the key-word outline.
Note: You may use a copy of your outline, as a memory jogger. NO manuscript reading, you must be prepared to deliver a briefing with minimal memory aids and very little reading. Limit reading to quotes and information that must be read to be accurate. A key-word outline must be turned in to your instructor prior to the briefing.
SC01SG – 34
3. Visual aid(s) are prohibited.
4. Briefing is 5 to 7 minutes.
a. Briefings delivered in less than 7 minutes, and not earning the required number of “GO” ratings will result in an automatic NO-GO for the assignment.
b. Grading for this assignment will terminate at the 7-minute mark.
c. Briefings will be stopped after 8 minutes
Note: All categories/content delivered after the 7-minute mark will automatically receive a NO-GO rating.
5. One outside source required, must fully integrate, and qualify each source.
6. Sources for Key Air Force Message include but are not limited to:
a. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
b. Department of Defense
c. HAF (SECAF, CSAF and CMSAF)
d. MAJCOM Commanders or Command Chiefs
e. Combatant Commanders or Command Chiefs
f. Direct Reporting Unit Commanders or Command Chiefs
g. Field Operating Agency Commanders or Command Chiefs
h. Number Air Force Commanders or Command Chiefs
i. Air Force Personnel Center