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Who works for the JFACC?
- Personal and Special Staff
- Personnel
- Communications
- JAOC Director
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What is the composition of the AOC under the JAOC Director?
- Strategy Division
- Combat Plans Division
- Combat Operations Division
- ISR Division
- Air Mobility Division
- Specialty and Support Teams
- PRCC
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What are the functions under the JAOC Strategy Directorate?
- Strategy Plans
- Strategy Guidance
- Operational Assessment
- Information Operations
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What are the functions under the JAOC Combat Plans Directorat?
- TET (Target Engagement Team)
- MAAP (Master Air Attack Plan)
- ATO Production
- C2 Plans
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What are the functions under the JAOC Combat Operations Directorate?
- Offensive Operations
- Defensive Operations
- SIDO Team
- Interface Control
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What are the functions under the JAOC ISR Directorate?
- Analysis, Correlation, and Fusion
- Target/Tactical Assessment
- ISR Operations
- PED Management
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What are the functions under the JAOC Air Mobility Directorate?
- Aircraft Control
- Air Refueling Control
- Air Mobility Control
- Aeromedical Evacuation
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What are the liaison elements in the JAOC?
- AAMDC
- AFLE
- BCD
- MARLE
- NALE
- SOLE
- USTRANSCOM
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What are the unit liaisons in the JAOC?
- Interagency Liaisons
- NGOs
- IGOs
- Contractors
- Multinational Liaisons
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What are the steps in the Joint Air Tasking Cycle?
- Objectives, Effects, and Guidance (JFC Staff, Strat plans, Guidance teams)
- Target Development (TET)
- Weaponeering and Allocation (MAAP)
- ATO Production and Dissemintion (ATO Prod Team)
- Execution Planning, and Force Execution (Combat Ops)
- Assessment (Combat Assess Teams, JFC Staff)
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What is the senior USAF Element of the TACS?
Air Operations Center
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What is the function of the Air Operations Center?
Develops the ATO and ACO
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What are Operational objectives?
the desired operational or theater strategic effects of aerospaceemployment
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What are Tactical objectives?
The desired tactical effects to be produced by accomplishing the tactical tasks
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What are Tactical tasks?
Actions to be taken against specified types of targets which we believe will produce the desired effects
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What are the 5 divisions of the JAOC?
- Strategy Division
- Combat Plans Division
- Combat Operations Division
- Air mobility division
- ISR Division
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What is the JOINT AIR COMPONENT COORDINATION ELEMENT (JACCE)?
A component level liaison that serves as the direct representative ofthe JFACC.
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What are the JFACC responsibilities that matter most (to us)?
- Develop guidance for the air operations directive (AOD)
- Develop a joint air operations plan (AOP)
- Recommend apportionment to the JFC
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What are the categories of air support for apportionment?
- Strategic attack
- Air Interdiction
- Counterair
- Maritime Support
- CAS
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What is the purpose of the Strategy Division?
Developes, refines, disseminates, and assesses the progress of the JFAC's strategy (JAOP, AOD). Also responsible for long range planning.
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What is the purpose of the Combat Plans Division?
Develops, refines, disseminates JIPTL, MAAP, and ATO.
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What is the purpose of the Combat Operations Division?
Responsible for montiroing and executing the current ATO.
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What is the purpose of the ISR Division?
Provides ISR support to irspace planning and execution activities, supporting the JAOC, joint force, and subordinate units.
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What is the purpose of the Air Mobility Division?
Plans, coordinates, tasks, and executes the airlift mission.
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Who develops the Joint Air Operations Plan (JOAP) to best support JFC objectives?
JFACC
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Who is reponsible for apportionment?
JFC
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Who is responsible for Allocation?
JFACC
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Who is responsible for Dissemination?
JFLCC
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When does air apportionment happen in the Air Tasking Cycle?
During stage 1: Objectives, Effects, and Guidance (ALLOREQ)
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From what does the JFACC formulate his priorities?
From strategic guidance and from the JFC's objectives.
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During what phase of the ATC does allocation happen?
During phase 3: Weaponeering and Allocation (SORTIEALLOT)ment
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Which division develops the Joint Air Operations Plan?
Strategic Division
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What are the two types of FSCMs?
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What is the role of the BCD in the Air Operations Center?
- Senior US Army liaison to the JFACC
- Processes Army requests for air support and airspace
- Monitors and interprets the land battle situation in the JAOC
- Ensures ATAMS and GMLRS preplanned and immediate missions are on the ATO
- Coordinates and monitors airlift missions ISO Army Operations
- Monitors the execution of, and all changes, to the current ATO as it pertains to the missions plannedagainst Army nominated targets
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What is an Air Coordination Area (ACA)?
- The ACA is a restrictive FSCM used to ensure aircrew safety and the effective use of indirect surface joint fires by deconfliction through time and space.
- The ACA is a block or corridor of airspace in which friendly aircraft are reasonably safe from surface fires.
- There are two types: Formal and Informal
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What are the positions in the TACP?
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What step does the JTCB reside in of the JTC?
Step 4: Commander’s Decision and Force Assignment
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What is the lowest echelon of the CFL and what is it?
- CFL is a permissive FSCM, it expedites surface-to-surface engagement beyond the CFL without coordination with the land commander.
- The lowest echelon that may establish is the BCT.
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Who approves the ATO?
The JFACC
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What are the responsibilities of the JFACC?
- Develop daily anticipatory guidance for construction of the AOD
- Develop the Joint Air Operations Plan to best support the JFCs CONOPS
- Recommend to the JFC apportionment of the Joint Air effort after consulting with other component commanders
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