[Sample B: Approval/Signature Sheet] - George Mason University

Force Application Force Awareness
Attack precisely (N)
Attack submerse targets(R)
Attack targets (D)
Attack targets in surface(R)
Autonomous navigation(N)
Defend air force assets (R)
Destroy enemy (D)
Destroy targets (R)
Ensure local air sup. (N)
Escort friendly force (D)
Intercept targets (D, R)
Maintain air superiority (R)
Maximize auto defense (R)
Maximize penetration (D)
Maximize speed (D)
Neutralize enemy (D)
Operate in hostile
electromagnetic
environment (R)
Perform CAS (D)
Project power (N)
Secure the use of EW (D)
Suppress enemy def. (D)
Communicate securely (R)
Control airspace (R)
Control jurisdictional waters (N)
Control territory (N)
Detect submerse naval assets (R)
Detect naval assets in sea level (R)
Exercise surveillance of the air (N)
Exercise surv. of the jur. waters (N)
Exercise surveillance of the territory (N)
Extract information (D)
Identify targets (R)
Integrate communications (D, R)
Integrate data (R)
Integrate equipment (D, R)
Maximize C2 capability (N, R)
Maximize data link capability (R)
Maximize detection capability (R)
Maximize intelligence capability (R)
Maximize interoperability (N)
Monitor airspace (N)
Monitor jurisdictional waters (N)
Monitor territory (N)
Observe (D)
Patrol area of interest (D)
Perform AWACS (D)
Perform Intelligence Activities (D)
Perform reconnaissance (D)
Perform vigilance of air (N)
Perform vigilance of land (N)
Perform vigilance of sea (N)
Use airborne sensors in subsurface (R)
Use airborne sensors in the air (R)
Use airborne sensors in the surface (R)
Use intelligence aircrafts (N)
Figure 10. First Affinity Diagram Exercise – Part 1.
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