What does the CRO do?

• A. Coordinates VWAP training for staff.
• B. Manages the financial aspects of VWAP.
• C. Coordinates, implements, and manages the AF Victim and Witness Assistance Program.
• D. Oversees enlisted assignments.

Answer: (C)

The main function of the CRO is to coordinate, implement, and manage the Air Force Victim and Witness Assistance Program. This role serves as the program’s focal point base-wide, ensuring victims and witnesses get timely access to advocacy, support services, and resources. The CRO oversees how the program operates, sets procedures, coordinates with other offices (such as law enforcement, legal, medical, and support services), maintains confidentiality and safety for those served, and tracks outcomes and compliance with AF and DoD policy.

Training staff and handling VWAP-related education can be part of implementing the program, but the core responsibility is broader: to run and supervise the entire Victim and Witness Assistance Program. The other options describe tasks outside this scope, such as handling financial aspects or overseeing unrelated areas like enlisted assignments.