In which publication would you find information about the No-Lone Zone and its requirements?

In which publication would you find information about the No-Lone Zone and its requirements?

• A. DAFI 91-101, Air Force Nuclear Weapons Surety Program
• B. AFMAN 23-101, No-Lone Domain
• C. DAFM 91-101, Air Force Nuclear Policy
• D. DAFI 91-101, Air Force Nuclear Weapons Surety Program

Answer: (A)

The No-Lone Zone is a safety and security practice that requires two authorized people to be present whenever nuclear weapons or components are involved, preventing a single person from handling them alone and reducing the risk of mishaps or inappropriate access. The publication that codifies this requirement and the broader nuclear weapons safety framework is DAFI 91-101, Air Force Nuclear Weapons Surety Program. This document defines the zone concept, roles and responsibilities, and the procedures for maintaining two-person integrity, access controls, and related safeguards. The other options either refer to different topics or use incorrect designations, so they do not provide the official guidance on No-Lone Zone requirements.

The No-Lone Zone is a safety and security practice that requires two authorized people to be present whenever nuclear weapons or components are involved, preventing a single person from handling them alone and reducing the risk of mishaps or inappropriate access. The publication that codifies this requirement and the broader nuclear weapons safety framework is DAFI 91-101, Air Force Nuclear Weapons Surety Program. This document defines the zone concept, roles and responsibilities, and the procedures for maintaining two-person integrity, access controls, and related safeguards. The other options either refer to different topics or use incorrect designations, so they do not provide the official guidance on No-Lone Zone requirements.