The Manpower, Personnel, and Services Directorate consists of the following divisions to support your professional requirements:
Provide Manpower, Personnel, and Services oversight and support to the National Capital Region and worldwide.
Professionals committed to our Airmen and their families.
Professionals, Dedicated, Responsive.
Responsibilities include: Human Resources Policy and Oversight for the 11th and the 316th Wing Civilian Personnel Offices (CPO), Compliance and Recourses, Human Capital Framework Inspection, and Management Advisory.
Command-sponsored training that provides pertinent supervisory instructions to all supervisors, military and civilian, of civilian employees. This course serves as a refresher for experienced supervisors who have not completed this course within the last three years or currently enrolled in any Air Force supervisory and managerial courses.
Must be identified as a supervisor of civilian employees in the Defense Civilian Personnel Data System (DCPDS). NOTE: Completing this course does not negate the statutory requirement to complete the federally-mandated Air Force supervisory and managerial courses, per Title 5, Code of Federal Regulation 412.202 provided by Air University
This course is conducted once a year. Registration is required to attend and is sent by email a month prior to the event.
Responsibilities include: Decorations, Enlisted Assignments/Promotions, Evaluations, Force Shaping/Reduction in Force/Selective Early Retirement, Intermediate and Senior Development Education, Officer Assignments/Promotions, Senior Leader Enlisted Commissioning Program, STEP, Special Trophies/Awards, Enlisted Developmental Special Duty, Mission Readiness/MAJCOM Training Programs, Acquisition Funding, Civilian Training, Readiness/Personnel Accountability Program, PASCode/Personnel System Management Support, MPA M4S, and Mass Transit Support.
The A1KK Military Personnel Branch is responsible for the following actions: Decorations, Officer & Enlisted Assignments/Promotions, Evaluations, Force Shaping/Reduction in Force/Selective Early Retirement, STEP, Special Trophies/Awards, Enlisted DSD. Contact this branch for additional information
To access the information, click the links below.
Air Force Advisor Program
Decorations
Evaluations
A1KR Readiness & Integration Branch is responsible for the following actions: Acquisition Funding, Readiness/Personnel Accountability Program, PASCode/Personnel System Management Support, MPA M4S, AFPAAS information, and Mass Transit Support. Contact this branch for additional information.
Air Force Personnel Accountability and Assessment System (AFPAAS)
AFPAAS Visual Aid
Air Force Force Generation (AFFORGEN) Connect
The A1KF Force Development Branch is responsible for the following actions: Intermediate and Senior Development Education, Senior Leader Enlisted Commissioning Programs, Mission Readiness/MAJCOM Training Programs, and Civilian Functional Training.
AFDW Training Requests Guide
Required Training Request Forms
Virtual Force Development Center
The A1KS Personnel System Management Branch is a critical component of our organization, overseeing the following key areas:
• MAJCOM/DRU Data Systems Management: Manage and maintain data systems for Major Commands (MAJCOM) and Direct Reporting Units (DRU), ensuring accuracy, integrity, and compliance. • Command PAS Management: Provide expert oversight and management of the Personnel Assignment System (PAS) for commands, ensuring efficient personnel assignment and utilization. • Personnel & Pay Oversight: Monitor and analyze personnel and pay data to identify trends, discrepancies, and areas for improvement, ensuring compliance with regulations and policies. • Data Management Oversight and Analytics: Develop and implement data management strategies to optimize data quality, integrity, and reporting, providing actionable insights to inform decision-making.
Civilian Personnel Systems Information
Military Personnel Systems Information
MilPDS Center
Responsibilities include: Command Screening Board and Command Select List, Colonel Gameplan, Chief Assignments, Colonel OPB, Chief EPB, Col/Chief Decoration Review and Routing, and BG Board support.
The A1L Senior Leader Management Division is responsible for the following actions:
Command Screening Board
Senior Leader Training
Senior Leader Evaluations
Responsible for the specific responsibilities/duties listed below: Requirements Determination, Program Allocation and Control, Organization Structure, Continuous Process Improvement.
The AFDW/A1M Requirements Branch is responsible for managing manpower requirements on the Unit Manpower Document for AFDW. Requirements Determination is one of Manpower’s four core competencies; it is integral to all the core competencies ‐ resource allocation, organizational structure development and maintenance, and performance management. The goal of requirements determination is to develop a means of quantifying manpower requirements. Requirements determination may cover a wide variety of products including but not limited to: determinants, advisory studies, simulation models, and assessments. This competency incorporates manpower requirements development processes with a strong emphasis on process improvement. Once requirements are determined, they are established and monitored within the Air Force’s authoritative database for human capital requirements and resources, the Manpower Programming and Execution System (MPES). This database produces the UMD report.
Title 10 USC states, “Air Force shall be organized, trained, and equipped primarily for prompt and sustained offensive and defensive air operations.” The Air Force must organize to best use available resources. This requires simple, streamlined structures designed for seamless transition from peace to war. To achieve this goal, the Air Force implements specific organizational objectives, principles, and responsibilities.
It is the responsibility of the AFDW/A1M Organization Branch to ensure AFDW follows the organizational procedures; meets standard organization structure and unit size requirements; manages organizational structure actions affecting HQ AFDW and its subordinate units. This is accomplished through monitoring units to ensure compliance with organization principles; validating the continuing requirement for detachments and operating locations; submitting organization change requests and office symbol code requests; updating the AFDW Organization Structure Data Table to meet Global Force Management (GFM) hierarchy reporting requirements; and providing guidance to installation manpower offices.
The AFDW/A1M Programming Branch ensures AFDW executes manpower resources in compliance with Congressional and DOD allocations. It is responsible for balancing AFDW Fiscal Years Defense Program (FYDP) with the Unit Manning Document (UMD). The Programming Branch advocates for all manpower related input to the Program Objective Memorandum (POM) cycle and implements Presidential Budget programmatic decisions. Recommends command resourcing strategies within end strength and military grade constraints.
The AFDW/A1M Continuous Process Improvement Branch (CPI) provides facilitation, direction and guidance for improving inefficient, unproductive and outdated processes. Continuous Process Improvement is “a never-ending effort” to discover and eliminate the main causes of waste and inefficiencies. It fosters a culture of continuous process improvement at the level of greatest value. It empowers those doing the work to implement data driven improvements that they believe customers value most and enables teams and leaders to communicate daily about root cause challenges and visualize progress on improvement initiatives.
Responsibilities include: Diversity and Inclusion, Community Support, Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program, Violence Prevention Program.