What does Part IV, Statement, include on the AF Form 1168?

• A. the witness will handwrite or type their statement.
• B. Information for the person providing the statement.
• C. Rights advisement.
• D. The CRO's contact information.

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is to understand what Part IV is used for: it captures the witness’s actual account in their own words. Part IV is where the witness writes the narrative of what happened, either by handwriting or typing it themselves. That’s why this option is the best fit—it reflects that the statement itself is recorded in the witness’s own words in this section.

Other parts of the form deal with different things: information for the person giving the statement belongs in an earlier portion, rights advisement is provided in the appropriate rights section or alongside the statement process, and the CRO’s contact information isn’t part of the witness’s narrative. When completing this section, the witness aims to be clear and thorough, and to sign and date the statement to confirm its accuracy.