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JP 3-09.3, Close Air Support - Federation of American ...
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THE JOINT PLANNING PROCESS FOR AIR - AF
www.doctrine.af.milThe Air Force creates plans for contingencies and other operations using the process known as the joint planning process for air (JPPA). The JPPA is a seven-step process that essentially recapitulates the joint planning process (JPP) at the component level. It culminates in the production of the joint air operations plan (JAOP) or a Service
JP 3-52, Joint Airspace Control - Joint Chiefs of Staff
www.jcs.milThe joint air tasking process is a systematic cycle that focuses joint air efforts on supporting operational requirements. Much of the day-to-day tasking cycle is conducted through an interrelated series of information exchanges and active involvement in plan development, target development, air execution, and assessment, which
CATALOG OF DOCTRINE TOPICS - U.S. Air Force Doctrine
www.doctrine.af.milof command and unity of effort for joint air operations. The Service component commander with the preponderance of forces and the ability to C2 joint air forces should be designated as the JFACC. The JFACC is normally designated as the area air defense commander (AADC) and the airspace control authority (ACA) because these
JP 3-56.1 Command and Control for Joint Air Operations
www.bits.deCommand and Control of Joint Air Operations F-15 Firing Air-to-air Missile. vii Executive Summary The need for a JFACC is based on the JFC’s overall mission, concept of operations, the missions and tasks assigned to subordinate commanders, forces available,
Joint Operation Planning Process for Air (JOPPA) Handbook
community.apan.orgThe JOPPA Handbook is intended to be a practical reference on the joint air planning process for commanders and staffs. In particular, it addresses a methodology for the Air Component Headquarters (C-HQ) AFFOR staff (A-staff) and Joint Air Operations Center (JAOC) to interact during planning.