AF Form 797 serves as a continuation of CFETP Part II or AFJQS and defines locally assigned duty position, home station training, and deployment/UTC requirements not included in CFETP Part II.

AF Form 797 serves as a continuation of CFETP Part II or AFJQS and defines locally assigned duty position, home station training, and deployment/UTC requirements not included in CFETP Part II.

• A. AF Form 797 is unrelated to CFETP Part II.
• B. AF Form 797 replaces CFETP Part II.
• C. AF Form 797 is a continuation of CFETP Part II or AFJQS and defines locally assigned duty position, home station training, and deployment/UTC requirements not included in CFETP Part II.
• D. AF Form 797 is only used for officer qualifications.

Answer: (C)

AF Form 797 is used to extend the standard training framework of CFETP Part II by capturing unit- and position-specific training and qualifications that aren’t described in CFETP Part II. It defines locally assigned duty positions, home station training, and deployment/UTC requirements, ensuring the trainee’s plan aligns with the exact duties they will perform and the deployments they may support. This helps supervisors track remaining training, verify readiness for deployment, and connect unit expectations to the official training standards. It’s not unrelated to CFETP Part II, nor a replacement, and it isn’t limited to officer qualifications.

AF Form 797 is used to extend the standard training framework of CFETP Part II by capturing unit- and position-specific training and qualifications that aren’t described in CFETP Part II. It defines locally assigned duty positions, home station training, and deployment/UTC requirements, ensuring the trainee’s plan aligns with the exact duties they will perform and the deployments they may support. This helps supervisors track remaining training, verify readiness for deployment, and connect unit expectations to the official training standards. It’s not unrelated to CFETP Part II, nor a replacement, and it isn’t limited to officer qualifications.