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The mission of the _________ is to develop detailed plans for air, space, and cyberspace operations based on combined/joint force commander (C/JFC) and combined/joint force air component commander (C/JFACC)-approved guidance received through the air operations directive (AOD). This is accomplished within the air and space planning and execution process through preparation of air tasking orders (ATO).
The mission of the _________ is to develop detailed plans for air, space, and cyberspace operations based on combined/joint force commander (C/JFC) and combined/joint force air component commander (C/JFACC)-approved guidance received through the air operations directive (AOD). This is accomplished within the air and space planning and execution process through preparation of air tasking orders (ATO).
Major process outputs from the Combat Plans Division (CPD) include:
Major process outputs from the Combat Plans Division (CPD) include:
The Combat Plans Division (CPD) is led by the Chief of Combat Plans and normally organized into four functionally oriented teams. They are.
The Combat Plans Division (CPD) is led by the Chief of Combat Plans and normally organized into four functionally oriented teams. They are.
Chief of Combat Plans is directly responsible to the for the planning, allocation, and tasking of air, and space forces in accordance with CFACC guidance. AOC C2 of cyberspace forces will be limited to assigned DoDIN operators, and possibly AOC/Wing Mission Defense Teams for limited Defensive Cyber Operations. Any other cyber forces, be they offensive or defensive, will be OPCON to CYBERCOM, coordinated through the CCMD CO-IPEs, with timing/tempo directed by the AOC.
Chief of Combat Plans is directly responsible to the for the planning, allocation, and tasking of air, and space forces in accordance with CFACC guidance. AOC C2 of cyberspace forces will be limited to assigned DoDIN operators, and possibly AOC/Wing Mission Defense Teams for limited Defensive Cyber Operations. Any other cyber forces, be they offensive or defensive, will be OPCON to CYBERCOM, coordinated through the CCMD CO-IPEs, with timing/tempo directed by the AOC.
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In order to maximize the number of available targeting options, the CPD should incorporate _______________ into the development of Targeting Effects Team (TET), Master Air Attack Plan (MAAP), Air Tasking Order (ATO), and special instructions (SPINS) products, including: effects integration, capabilities, critical assets and vulnerabilities, authorities and relationships, and assessment plans.
In order to maximize the number of available targeting options, the CPD should incorporate _______________ into the development of Targeting Effects Team (TET), Master Air Attack Plan (MAAP), Air Tasking Order (ATO), and special instructions (SPINS) products, including: effects integration, capabilities, critical assets and vulnerabilities, authorities and relationships, and assessment plans.
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The Targeting Effects Team (TET) incorporates prioritized joint force targets into a draft Joint Integrated Prioritized Target List (JIPTL) that supports desired lethal and nonlethal effects articulated in Air Operations Directive (AOD) guidance. The TET ensures targeting effects are supported with appropriate kinetic and/or non-kinetic methods. Target priority must reflect _______________.
The Targeting Effects Team (TET) incorporates prioritized joint force targets into a draft Joint Integrated Prioritized Target List (JIPTL) that supports desired lethal and nonlethal effects articulated in Air Operations Directive (AOD) guidance. The TET ensures targeting effects are supported with appropriate kinetic and/or non-kinetic methods. Target priority must reflect _______________.
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The __________ develops the daily Master Air Attack Plan (MAAP) and transforms it into an electronic format in order to produce the Air Tasking Order (ATO) and any ATONEWS.
The __________ develops the daily Master Air Attack Plan (MAAP) and transforms it into an electronic format in order to produce the Air Tasking Order (ATO) and any ATONEWS.
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Study Notes
Combat Plans Division (CPD) Mission and Responsibilities
- Develops detailed air, space, and cyberspace operation plans based on combined/joint force guidance (AOD).
- Prepares air tasking orders (ATO).
- Led by the Chief of Combat Plans.
- Organized into four teams: Targeting; Master Air Attack Plan (MAAP); C2 (Command, Control, Communications, and Computing) Planning; and Air Tasking Order (ATO) Production.
- Chief of Combat Plans reports directly to the AOC Commander.
CPD Outputs
- Joint Air Operations Plan (JAOP), Air Operations Directive (AOD), planning guidance.
- Draft Joint Integrated Prioritized Target List (JIPTL), Master Air Attack Plan (MAAP), Air Tasking Order (ATO), Airspace Control Order (ACO), Special Instructions (SPINS), operational tasking data link (OPTASKLINK).
- ATO/ACO changes, immediate taskings, Requests for Information (RFI).
- Joint Target List (JTL), critical asset list (CAL), target nomination list (TNL), air support requests (AIRSUPREQ), allocation requests (ALLOREQ), joint integrated prioritized collection list (JIPCL), ISR Synch Matrix, and airspace control measure requests (ACMREQ).
Targeting Effects Team (TET) and Master Air Attack Plan (MAAP)
- The TET incorporates prioritized joint force targets into a draft Joint Integrated Prioritized Target List (JIPTL) that supports lethal/non-lethal effects in the AOD.
- Ensures targeting effects are supported by appropriate kinetic/non-kinetic methods.
- Prioritization reflects Joint Force Commander (JFC) and JFACC guidance and intent.
- The MAAP Team develops the daily MAAP and transforms it into an electronic format, enabling the production of Air Tasking Order (ATO) and ATONEWS.
- MAAP incorporates offensive and defensive effects, considerations for multi-domain integration, and effective effects integration, capabilities, critical assets and vulnerabilities, authorities and relationships, and assessment plans.
Cyberspace Operations
- AOC control of cyberspace forces is limited to assigned DoD operators, potentially with AOC/Wing Mission Defense Teams for limited defensive cyber operations.
- Other offensive/defensive cyber forces report to CYBERCOM, coordinated through CCMD CO-IPEs, with timing/tempo directed by the AOC.
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This quiz covers the mission and responsibilities of the Combat Plans Division (CPD) within air operations. It explores the development of air, space, and cyberspace operation plans, along with the outputs produced by CPD. Test your knowledge on key concepts and outputs like ATO and JAOP.
