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Foreign Travel Guidance & Forms
DBB members are required to report all foreign travel prior to commencing travel. Click on the below links for procedures and applicable pre-/post-travel documentation.
- Foreign Travel Reporting Procedures
- Foreign Pre-Travel Questionnaire
- Foreign Post-Travel Questionnaire
- Foreign Post-Travel Foreign Contact
Before You Go: OSI foreign travel briefing and what you should know
BARKSDALE AIR FORCE BASE, La. – For many, foreign travel involves the usual steps such as planning the trip, making reservations and packing luggage. However, with global threats continually evolving, service members have the added responsibility of being vigilant and protecting sensitive information crucial to the mission while avoiding potential personal harm. Before foreign travel, it is a requirement that service members attend a travel briefing where they can receive information on counter-intelligence, force protection, anti-terrorism and what to do in case of emergencies on foreign soil. “We offer foreign travel briefings on Mondays at 10:00 a.m. and Thursdays at 3:00 p.m. at the Air Force Office of Special Investigations building located at 805 Luke Avenue,” said Jonathan Hicks, AFOSI Detachment 812 special agent. “Anyone going on any foreign travel including permanent change of station, cruises, temporary duty or vacation must attend the briefing.” The Briefing provides service members with the crucial knowledge needed while on foreign soil. “During the briefing, we discuss current security trends, and the things we want people to watch for while they’re out and about,” Hicks said. “We also inform travelers on what situations we want them to report when they come back if anything reportable does happen.” All service members must attend the briefing before departing. “This requirement exists because global threat levels are continuously changing,” Hicks said. “While computer based training provides some of the information we share, it also lacks up-to-date information on current threats around the globe. By making the briefing a requirement we can send our people out there with the most current information fresh in their minds.” Service members are briefed on the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program and its benefits. “STEP is a program that allows travelers to register their travel plans with the U.S. Department of State,” Hicks said. “The program sends users contact information for their nearest U.S. Embassy while notifying the U.S. embassies of American citizens within their areas. Another added benefit to the program is that it notifies users of suspected terrorist threats in their area, based on current intelligence.” Participants highlighted the importance of information received during the briefing. “I’ve never seen a foreign brief as extensive as this one,” said James Hunsicker, Air Force Global Strike Command deputy chief bomber requirements. “Based on the information we have and what we do professionally it’s important to detect the type of questions people ask while trying to collect information. Having this information given to us right before a trip keeps relevant, making it easier to detect when someone is trying to approach you fishing for information.” Service members are reminded to keep alert since information gathering could happen at all times to anyone, anywhere. “I believe the information provided in the briefing applies to more than foreign travel,” Hunsicker said. “People are just as likely to be approached by somebody here in the U.S. as they would be in a foreign place. Whether in the local area or overseas, being informed is what allows us to be vigilant at all times.” Service members traveling overseas must notify proper channels before departure. “International travel without attending the foreign travel briefing is not authorized,” Hicks said. “Members who fail to report their trip to AFOSI or their security managers could potently lose their clearances. For more information on foreign travel briefing or to report suspicious activity to contact the AFOSI Detachment 812 at 318-456-3881.
- SEAD 3 Unofficial Foreign Travel Reporting
- Foreign Travel Debrief Report
- Foreign Contact Questionnaire/Debrief
- SCI Indoctrinated Employee Foreign Travel Questionnaire
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Members are required to complete a foreign travel pre-brief survey any time they travel abroad and should include each country they intend to visit. Threats to USAF personnel are ever-changing and utilizing the pre-brief and debrief survey allows AFOSI to review the data and determine the most appropriate forum for a briefing given current ...
Foreign Travel Briefing. Target audience: Personnel who will be travelling abroad, either officially or unofficially, to foreign countries, professional meetings or conferences where foreign attendance is likely; personnel travelling to locations where there are concerns about possible foreign intelligence exploitation.
Foreign Travel Briefing Program
A foreign travel pre-brief slide presentation, pre-brief survey, debrief survey and the AFOSI foreign travel guide are available. Air Force members are required to complete a foreign travel pre-brief survey any time they travel abroad and should include each country they intend to visit. Threats to Air Force members are ever-changing and using ...
Members are required to complete a foreign travel pre-brief survey before they travel abroad and identify each country they intend to visit. Threats to USAF personnel are ever-changing and the pre-brief and debrief survey allows AFOSI to review the data and determine the most appropriate forum for a briefing given current threat postures ...
Foreign Travel Guidance & Forms
"International travel without attending the foreign travel briefing is not authorized," Hicks said. "Members who fail to report their trip to AFOSI or their security managers could potently lose their clearances. For more information on foreign travel briefing or to report suspicious activity contact the AFOSI Detachment 812 at 318-456-3881.
Members are required to complete a foreign travel pre-brief survey any time they travel abroad and should include each country they intend to visit. Threats to USAF personnel are ever-changing and utilizing the pre-brief and debrief survey allows AFOSI to review the data and determine the most appropriate forum for a briefing given current ...
Members are required to complete a foreign travel pre-brief survey any time they travel abroad and should include each country they intend to visit. Threats to USAF personnel are ever-changing and utilizing the pre-brief and debrief survey allows AFOSI to review the data and determine the most appropriate forum for a briefing given current ...
Members are required to complete a foreign travel pre-brief survey before they travel abroad and identify each country they intend to visit. Threats to USAF personnel are ever-changing and the pre-brief and debrief survey allows AFOSI to review the data and determine the most appropriate forum for a briefing given current threat postures regarding specific travel destinations.
Understanding this, the Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI) has streamlined the foreign travel briefing program to better serve active-duty Air Force members and Department of the Air Force civilian employees. These programs include foreign travel pre-brief, and foreign travel debrief surveys, and a streamlined process in ...
To view the pre-brief and debrief materials, visit the Air Force Portal, search "AFOSI Travel Brief," and select Ramstein. For questions or concerns about the new process, contact your unit security manager or the 13 FIS at DSN 480-2381 or commercially 06371-47-2381. Ramstein Air Base Germany RAB U.S. Air Forces in Europe USAFE Air Forces ...
Joint efforts resulted in an unclassified foreign travel pre-brief slide presentation; unclassified pre-brief survey; unclassified de-brief survey and the AFOSI Foreign Travel Guide that can be easily accessed through the Air Force Portal. In addition, the site provides access to key websites in support of travel.
LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, Va. (AFNS) -- Air Force Office of Special Investigations has streamlined the foreign travel briefing program to better serve active-duty Air Force members and Department of the Air Force civilian employees before, during and after their trips abroad. Improvements have been made to the foreign travel pre-brief and de-brief surveys, the process of reporting foreign travel ...
A travel pre-briefing done on the AF Portal provides personnel the chance to receive general information on counterintelligence, force protection, antiterrorism and what to do in case of emergencies while traveling out of the country. ... "The pre-brief survey ensures everybody embarking on foreign travel does the mandatory briefing on the AF ...
A travel pre-briefing done on the AF Portal provides personnel the chance to receive general information on counterintelligence, force protection, antiterrorism and what to do in case of ...
Members are required to complete a foreign travel pre-brief survey before they travel abroad and identify each country they intend to visit. Threats to USAF personnel are ever-changing and the pre-brief and debrief survey allows AFOSI to review the data and determine the most appropriate forum for a briefing given current threat postures ...
Air Force Office of Special Investigations has streamlined the foreign travel briefing program to better serve active-duty Air Force members and Department of the Air Force civilian employees before,
Before foreign travel, it is a requirement that service members attend a travel briefing where they can receive information on counter-intelligence, force protection, anti-terrorism and what to do ...
Resources for Foreign Travel Briefing Short CI022. Foreign Travel Briefing Student Guide. Foreign Travel Brief Template. Foreign Travel Vulnerability. SEAD 3 Unofficial Foreign Travel Reporting. Foreign Travel Debrief Report. Foreign Contact Questionnaire/Debrief. DODM 5105.21 Volume 3. SCI Indoctrinated Employee Foreign Travel Questionnaire.
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Members are required to complete a foreign travel pre-brief survey any time they travel abroad and should include each country they intend to visit. Threats to USAF personnel are ever-changing and utilizing the pre-brief and debrief survey allows AFOSI to review the data and determine the most appropriate forum for a briefing given current ...