Who pays for AFRC/ANG to be seen at the ACS?

Who pays for AFRC/ANG to be seen at the ACS?

• A. The government
• B. The member's squadron/ unit
• C. MTF
• D. State Department

Answer: (B)

The money for AFRC/ANG members to be seen at the ACS comes from the member’s squadron or unit. Reservists and ANG members aren’t always on active duty, so their medical clearances and readiness evaluations are funded by the unit as part of maintaining their ability to drill, deploy, or perform duties. The clinic (ACS) provides the evaluation, but the financial responsibility rests with the unit, not the government directly, and not the State Department.

The money for AFRC/ANG members to be seen at the ACS comes from the member’s squadron or unit. Reservists and ANG members aren’t always on active duty, so their medical clearances and readiness evaluations are funded by the unit as part of maintaining their ability to drill, deploy, or perform duties. The clinic (ACS) provides the evaluation, but the financial responsibility rests with the unit, not the government directly, and not the State Department.