The DAFSC must match which of the following for an Airman to be eligible for the SRB Program?

To be eligible for the SRB (Selective Re-enlistment Bonus) Program, the DAFSC (Desired Air Force Specialty Code) must match the AFSC (Air Force Specialty Code) and CAFSC (Current Air Force Specialty Code). This alignment ensures that the Airman is serving in the specific position that directly correlates to their training and expertise as recognized by the Air Force.

The SRB Program is designed to incentivize Airmen to re-enlist in critical specialties where retention is a concern. Therefore, it is crucial that their specific skill set (DAFSC) accurately reflects the current needs of the Air Force, as indicated by their AFSC and CAFSC. This matching process helps maintain personnel readiness and effectiveness within the Air Force's operational framework.

In contrast, the other options, while they may relate to different aspects of Air Force operational readiness and personnel management, do not directly correlate to the eligibility criteria for the SRB Program. Matching the DAFSC with AFSC and CAFSC specifically ensures that the re-enlistment bonuses are provided where necessary, aligning Airmen’s training with the needs of the service.