48 Code of Federal Regulations references cited by military publications are not in the current CFR — 553 citations across 65 publications. Verified against the eCFR structure API on 2026-08-23; re-verified weekly, so this list tracks the law as it changes — a reference that gets fixed drops off, and a citation newly orphaned by a CFR change appears.
| CFR reference | Citations | Publications citing it |
|---|---|---|
| 32 CFR 989 This was Environmental Impact Analysis Process (EIAP) — the Department of the Air Force's NEPA regulation. Removed effective 1 Jul 2025 (interim final rule, 90 FR 28021): the DAF rescinded its NEPA regulations after CEQ's government-wide NEPA regulations were repealed and DoD directed the military departments to repeal theirs by 30 Jun 2025. What to look to now: DoD-wide NEPA procedures and DAF environmental guidance — the EIAP continues as internal guidance, no longer codified in the CFR. [Federal Register] | 327 | DAFMAN 13-201, AFMAN 13-212V1, AFI 32-1015, AFI13-201, AFMAN 32-7002, DAFI 10-503, DAFMAN 32-7003, AFMAN 32-7003 … +32 more |
| 40 CFR 1500 This was Council on Environmental Quality NEPA implementing regulations (40 CFR 1500-1508). Repealed effective 11 Apr 2025 (CEQ interim final rule of 25 Feb 2025, adopted as final effective 8 Jan 2026): CEQ concluded it lacked rulemaking authority after E.O. 14154 rescinded E.O. 11991. What to look to now: The NEPA statute itself plus each agency's own NEPA procedures — there is no longer a government-wide NEPA regulation to cite. [Federal Register] | 60 | AFI 32-1015, DAFI 90-302, AFMAN 32-7002, AFI 25-201, AFMAN 13-212V1, AFI32-7040, AFMAN 32-7003, DAFMAN 32-7003 … +8 more |
| 40 CFR 1506.6 This was Council on Environmental Quality NEPA implementing regulations (40 CFR 1500-1508). Repealed effective 11 Apr 2025 (CEQ interim final rule of 25 Feb 2025, adopted as final effective 8 Jan 2026): CEQ concluded it lacked rulemaking authority after E.O. 14154 rescinded E.O. 11991. What to look to now: The NEPA statute itself plus each agency's own NEPA procedures — there is no longer a government-wide NEPA regulation to cite. [Federal Register] | 21 | AFI13-201 |
| 32 CFR 172 This was Disposition of Proceeds From DoD Sales of Surplus Personal Property. Gone from the current CFR; no removal notice located yet, so no successor is claimed. The subject matter is DoD financial-management territory — verify in current DoD issuances before citing anything. | 17 | AFMAN 32-7002, AFPD 32-70 |
| 32 CFR 989.24 This was Environmental Impact Analysis Process (EIAP) — the Department of the Air Force's NEPA regulation. Removed effective 1 Jul 2025 (interim final rule, 90 FR 28021): the DAF rescinded its NEPA regulations after CEQ's government-wide NEPA regulations were repealed and DoD directed the military departments to repeal theirs by 30 Jun 2025. What to look to now: DoD-wide NEPA procedures and DAF environmental guidance — the EIAP continues as internal guidance, no longer codified in the CFR. [Federal Register] | 15 | AFI13-201 |
| 32 CFR 40 | 14 | DAFMAN 90-161, AFI33-360 |
| 49 CFR 300 Range-anchor citation. Cited as the start of the conventional range for the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (“49 CFR 300-399”). The regulations are real and current (parts 350-399 exist); part 300 itself does not. Current home: 49 CFR 350-399 (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations). | 11 | QTP 24-3-B111, QTP 24-3-B313, QTP 24-3-C122, QTP 24-3-C300, QTP 24-3-C303, QTP 24-3-L123, QTP 24-3-L124, QTP 24-3-L128 … +3 more |
| 32 CFR 989.3 This was Environmental Impact Analysis Process (EIAP) — the Department of the Air Force's NEPA regulation. Removed effective 1 Jul 2025 (interim final rule, 90 FR 28021): the DAF rescinded its NEPA regulations after CEQ's government-wide NEPA regulations were repealed and DoD directed the military departments to repeal theirs by 30 Jun 2025. What to look to now: DoD-wide NEPA procedures and DAF environmental guidance — the EIAP continues as internal guidance, no longer codified in the CFR. [Federal Register] | 10 | AFI 32-1015, AFI 32-7091, AFTCI 91-202, AFI 10-503, DAFI 10-503 |
| 32 CFR 172.5 This was Disposition of Proceeds From DoD Sales of Surplus Personal Property. Gone from the current CFR; no removal notice located yet, so no successor is claimed. The subject matter is DoD financial-management territory — verify in current DoD issuances before citing anything. | 6 | AFMAN 32-7002 |
| 32 CFR 989.37 This was Environmental Impact Analysis Process (EIAP) — the Department of the Air Force's NEPA regulation. Removed effective 1 Jul 2025 (interim final rule, 90 FR 28021): the DAF rescinded its NEPA regulations after CEQ's government-wide NEPA regulations were repealed and DoD directed the military departments to repeal theirs by 30 Jun 2025. What to look to now: DoD-wide NEPA procedures and DAF environmental guidance — the EIAP continues as internal guidance, no longer codified in the CFR. [Federal Register] | 5 | AFI 10-210, AFI 10-503, AFI 32-7091 |
| 32 CFR 989.38 This was Environmental Impact Analysis Process (EIAP) — the Department of the Air Force's NEPA regulation. Removed effective 1 Jul 2025 (interim final rule, 90 FR 28021): the DAF rescinded its NEPA regulations after CEQ's government-wide NEPA regulations were repealed and DoD directed the military departments to repeal theirs by 30 Jun 2025. What to look to now: DoD-wide NEPA procedures and DAF environmental guidance — the EIAP continues as internal guidance, no longer codified in the CFR. [Federal Register] | 5 | AFI 32-7091, AFI 10-210 |
| 49 CFR 100 Range-anchor citation. Cited as the start of the conventional range “49 CFR 100-185” (the hazardous materials regulations). The regulations are real and current (parts 171-185 exist); part 100 itself has never been used, so the range's anchor number resolves to nothing. Current home: 49 CFR 171-185 (Hazardous Materials Regulations). | 5 | AFMAN 24-604, AFMCI 20-102, DAFMAN 24-210 |
| 49 CFR 1571 | 5 | AFI 91-207, DAFI 91-207 |
| 32 CFR 1999.3 | 4 | AFI36-3026V1, DAFI 36-3026V1 |
| 10 CFR 1020.32 | 3 | AFI48-148 |
| 32 CFR 989.12 | 3 | AFI 32-1015, AFI13-201 |
| 10 CFR 29 | 2 | AFI40-201 |
| 29 CFR 1010.1200 Likely a typo in the publication for 29 CFR 1910.1200. 29 CFR 1010.1200 has never existed; 29 CFR 1910.1200 (Hazard Communication) is current — a mistyped part number in the publication itself. | 2 | AFI 90-821 |
| 29 CFR 1411 | 2 | QTP 24-3-C341, QTP 24-3-D513 |
| 29 CFR 56.12069 | 2 | AFMAN 32-1065 |
| 32 CFR 903.5 | 2 | AFI 36-2502, DAFI36-2502 |
| 32 CFR 989.15 | 2 | AFI13-201 |
| 32 CFR 989.17 | 2 | AFI13-201 |
| 32 CFR 989.26 | 2 | AFI 32-7091 |
| 32 CFR 989.30 | 2 | AFI 32-1015 |
| 40 CFR 1506 | 2 | AFI32-1020 |
| 10 CFR 1910.1096 Likely a typo in the publication for 29 CFR 1910.1096. Title transposed in the publication: 1910.1096 (Ionizing Radiation) lives in title 29 (OSHA), not title 10 (NRC). 29 CFR 1910.1096 is current. | 1 | AFI48-148 |
| 10 CFR 201 | 1 | AFI48-148 |
| 14 CFR 417 This was Launch Safety (FAA commercial space launch licensing). Consolidated out of existence by the FAA's Streamlined Launch and Reentry License Requirements rule: part 450 replaced parts 415, 417, 431 and 435 (transition completed 2021 - 2026). What to look to now: 14 CFR 450, Launch and Reentry License Requirements. [source] | 1 | AFSPCI 13-610 |
| 29 CFR 66 | 1 | DAFMAN 48-146 |
| 32 CFR 32 | 1 | AFI13-201 |
| 32 CFR 370 | 1 | DODM5200 |
| 32 CFR 62 | 1 | DODD6200 |
| 32 CFR 700.860 | 1 | AFPD 10-18 |
| 32 CFR 85 | 1 | DODD6200 |
| 32 CFR 989.14 | 1 | DAFMAN 32-7003 |
| 32 CFR 989.19 | 1 | AFI13-201 |
| 32 CFR 989.20 | 1 | AFI13-201 |
| 32 CFR 989.24a | 1 | AFI13-201 |
| 40 CFR 1000 | 1 | DAFMAN |
| 40 CFR 1500.1 | 1 | AFI 32-9003 |
| 40 CFR 1501 | 1 | DAFH 32-7084 |
| 40 CFR 1501.4 | 1 | AFI13-201 |
| 40 CFR 1501.7 | 1 | AFI13-201 |
| 40 CFR 1502 | 1 | AFI13-201 |
| 40 CFR 1507.3 | 1 | AFI13-201 |
| 40 CFR 218 | 1 | DAFMAN 32-1067 |
| 49 CFR 12.2 | 1 | CFETP 2T0X1 |