Joint Air Operations Flashcards

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Describe how US Forces can be organized under a JFC by Service Organization?

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JFC over each branch’s force: MARFOR (i.e. MARFORPAC, MARFORCOM etc)

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Describe how US Forces can be organized under a JFC by Combination Organization?

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JFC over hodgepodge: (i.e. MARFORPAC, JTF, Functional Component) For example: JFC responsible for HADR with MEU, JTF, and Strat Comm in support

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Describe how US Forces can be organized under a JFC by Functional Organization?

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JFC over each Joint Component which each branch is apart: (i.e. Joint Force Land Component Commander JFLCC, JFACC, JFMCC etc)

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Describe the criteria used by the JFC when selecting the JFACC?

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Preponderance of forces of air assets becomes JFACC. Must have the ability to plan, task, and control in joint air operations.

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Identify the primary responsibilities of the JFACC?

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-Develops the Joint Air Operations Plan -Apportionment recommendations to the JFC -Oversight and assessment of joint air ops - Allocating and tasking forces made available (AOD; ATO; SPINS) - Serve as the ACA and AADC (ACP/ACO, AADP) -Perform the duties of the space coordinating authority when designated

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Identify the missions required to be accomplished by the JFACC.

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Counterair; Strategic Air; Airborne ISR; Air Interdiction; Intratheater air mobility; Close Air Support

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What is the acronym JFACC?

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Joint Force Air Component Commander

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What is the acronym JATC?

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Joint Air Tasking Cycle

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What are the six phases of the JATC?

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Objectives, Effects and Guidance; Target Development; Weaponeering and allocation; ATO Production and Dissemination; Execution Planning And Force Execution; Assessment

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Describe the first phase of the JATC and what is the output.

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Objectives, Effects and Guidance. JFC Staff Start Plans and Guidance Teams which Includes Contingency Planning, Crisis Action Planning, or Campaign Planning. Output is Joint Targeting Coordination Board and AOD.

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Describe the second phase of the JATC and what is the output.

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Target Development. Start Guidance and TET Teams. Output is Component/Agency Target Coordination and JIPTL.

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Describe the third phase of the JATC and what is the output.

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Weaponeering and Allocation. MAAP Team. Output is MAAP Brief, SORTIE/ALLOT Message

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Describe the fourth phase of the JATC and what is the output.

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ATO Production and Dissemination. ATO Production Team creates output of ATO, ACO and SPINS.

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Describe the fifth phase of the JATC.

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Execution Planning and Force Execution. Combat Operations Offense, Defense, and TST Teams create outputs of BDA Inflight Reports and MISREPS.

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Describe the sixth phase of the JATC.

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Assessment. TAC and Comp Asses Teams JFC Staff create recommendations for future action; tactical, operations and campaign assessment

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What are the five divisions of the Joint Air and Space Operations Center?

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Strategy; Combat Plans; Combat Operations; ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance); Air Mobility

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List the types of sorties the MAGTF Commander makes available to the JFC for tasking through the JFACC.

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Air Defense; Long Range Interdiction; Long Range Reconnaissance; Excess

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Describe the Air Force command and control philosophy.

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Centralized Command, Centralized Control, Decentralized Execution