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6F - Financial

6F - Financial (1)

The Financial Career Field involves:

 

Receiving, disbursing, and accounting for public funds; appropriation and expense, working capital, and real property accounting, including reporting and analyzing costs of programs and operations; formulating, executing, and analyzing financial programs; and examining and verifying all Air Force financial and management operations.

 

Collecting, processing, recording, controlling, analyzing, and interpreting special and recurring reports, statistical data, and other information pertaining to personnel, training, supply, aircraft, costs, operations, equipment, facilities, maintenance, organization, programs, progress, and related subjects under conditions ranging from normal operations to actual conflict. It also covers utilizing financial management decision support techniques, conducting comparative analysis and preparing analytical summaries for use in managing command resources, including personnel, materiel, time, and money.

 

Excluded from this career field are the functions involved in maintaining supply records and accounting for requesting, receiving, and issuing Air Force equipment and supplies.

Specialty Summary.  Provides financial decision support, services, and resources to support the Air Force’s war-fighting mission.  Performs, supervises, manages and directs financial management activities both at home station and deployed locations.  Provides customer service.  Maintains financial records for pay and travel transactions.  Maintains accounting records and prepares reports.  Determines fund availability and propriety of claims.  Accounts for and safeguards cash, checks, and other negotiable instruments.  Processes commitments and obligations, payments, and collections.  Serves as financial advisor to commanders and resource managers.  Compiles, analyzes, and summarizes data.  Prepares and executes budget execution plans.  Performs audits and implements fraud prevention measures.

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