Which role is responsible for monitoring health and manning within their command?

• A. Major Command Functional Manager (MFM)
• B. Career Field Manager (CFM)
• C. Functional Area Manager
• D. Airfield Management PCG

Answer: (A)

The Major Command Functional Manager oversees the health and manning for their command. This role acts as the focal point for the functional area at the MAJCOM level, continuously tracking readiness, qualification status, training progress, and manpower levels across all units within the command. They identify shortages, validate requirements, and coordinate actions to ensure the command has the right people with the right skills to meet its mission, working with bases, squadrons, and personnel centers as needed. In contrast, a Career Field Manager handles the career field across the entire Air Force, a Functional Area Manager is typically more focused on specific duties at a unit level, and the Airfield Management PCG is a specialized group within airfield operations rather than the command-wide health and manning overseer.