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6-The Joint METOC Officer • From components, determine requirements for MANOP headers (FOXX** XXXX). Coordinate to have DMS messages entered directly into the AWN/MIST as required. Work through appropriate Service channels to relay requests for MANOP headers to AFWA or FLENUMMETOC DET Tinker, as appropriate. • From components, determine requirements for KQ identifiers to include data types for the KQs (SA, UJ, SD, etc.). Note: Obtain the KQ identifiers from AFWA or FLENUMMETOC DET Tinker, as appropriate. • Encourage coordination among component staff weather officers and oceanographers. Also coordinate for strategic airlift and tanker mission METOC support with deployed air mobility elements or the Air Mobility Command functional manager, and with the appropriate numbered Fleet METOC officer and Military Sealift Command for METOC issues regarding strategic sealift • Ensure customers/components have plans to accommodate natural disasters (e.g., hurricanes, volcano eruptions, etc.). • Be aware of possible challenges resulting from the various Service cultures: - Communications: > Navy widely uses SIPRNET, the USAF/Army use NIPRNET, particularly for peacetime/garrison operations > Type of coordination: USAF/Army use emails and formal memos, while the Navy tends to use messaging (DMS) via classified routing (typically available on ships) > USAF/Army typically issue detailed instructions in Letters of Instruction (LOIs), because each deployment's missions vary and must be synchronized; the Navy's mission and operations are largely the same each time out, with much less detailed guidance promulgated - Planning cycles may differ: > USAF/Army plan exercises and set requirements often with a 1-2 year leadtime, using Initial, Mid, and Final Planning Conferences; Navy METOC often takes a look at what the Fleet is doing, and develops supporting requirements at the last minute > Air operations: the USAF likes the Joint Force Air Component Commander (JFACC) concept, and uses the Air Tasking Order (ATO) to centralize air operations planning. AF weather must look out 3-5 days to support the ATO cycle. Navy carrier operators (who want to reserve part of the air assets for Fleet defense, as do the Marines for Air-Ground Task Force defense) typically require much shorter-term outlooks - Philosophies on JMFU operations may differ between Services > Is one even required? New AF philosophy--minimize footprint and use regional hubs and reachback capabilities to issue theater forecasts. Navy uses regional centers more as a place to host deployed ships' products centrally 6-8
6-The Joint METOC Officer > "Virtual" JMFU--Navy METOC centers responsive to changing information requirements / database management for deployed ships; USAF regional hubs' responsiveness variable - Remember coordination is the name of the game, even when the rank structure within the JTF METOC structure is "out of whack" > Can happen that the JMO will be junior in rank to senior weather officers on component staffs. This is more likely when II or III MEF form the core of a JTF, with a Numbered Air Force (NAF) and a Navy fleet serving as AFFOR and NAVFOR 6-9
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Joint Meteorology and Oceanography
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Table of Contents JOINT METOC HANDB
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Table of Contents 2.3 Additional Gu
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Table of Contents 7.5 Key Naval MET
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Table of Contents Figure 11-2. Geog
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Table of Contents J.3 Army METOC Or
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Joint Meteoro
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1 - Joint Structure and Organizatio
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9-US Army - Typical Equipment: AN/G
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9-US Army allowing use of the TROJA
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9-US Army • Engineer Units. Engin
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9-US Army supporting MFC via availa
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10-USMC Chapter 10 - U.S. Marine Co
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10-USMC MEF T/O Total (By MOS) 6802
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10-USMC > A continuous surface weat
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10-USMC potential flooding, and ana
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10-USMC - Laptop Computers. The mai
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10-USMC • Software. IMOSS include
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10-USMC 10.3 USMC METOC Data 10.3.1
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11-Special Ops Chapter 11 - Special
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11-Special Ops SOCEUR SOCPAC SOCSOU
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A-TPFDD Appendix A - Time-Phased Fo
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A-TPFDD A.1.3 Sample TPFDD Record.
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A-TPFDD A.2.3 Navy. A.2.3.1 Navy ME
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B-JOPES Formats Appendix B - Joint
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B-JOPES Formats a. Considerations A
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B-JOPES Formats capabilities (host
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B-JOPES Formats a. ( ) A general st
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B-JOPES Formats b. Concept of Opera
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C-METOC Impacts Appendix C - METOC
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C-METOC Impacts COPPERHEAD CIG > 30
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C-METOC Impacts COMBAT SFC SUPPORT
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C-METOC Impacts Aircraft Type: B-52
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C-METOC Impacts Remarks: Typical mi
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C-METOC Impacts Max X-Wind for RCR#
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C-METOC Impacts SPODS- SEAPORTS APO
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C-METOC Impacts AMPHIB MARINE WARFA
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C-METOC Impacts • GPS Navigation.
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D-JOAF Appendix D - Joint Operation
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D-JOAF F. PORT-AU-PRINCE TIDES (FT)
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D-JOAF G. 72 HOUR OUTLOOK VALID 120
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E-METOC LOI Appendix E - METOC Lett
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E-METOC LOI B. ALLIED RAPID RESPONS
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E-METOC LOI C. CINCUSACOM MSG, 1115
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E-METOC LOI PRODUCTS AND FORWARD TO
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E-METOC LOI M. NAVOCEANO WILL PROVI
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F-METOC Briefing Slides Appendix F
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F-METOC Briefing Slides F.3 JFACC M
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F-METOC Briefing Slides F.5 Support
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F-METOC Briefing Slides F-7
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G-Service Training Appendix G - Ser
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H-Reserve METOC Personnel Appendix
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I-References Appendix I - Reference
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J-File o' Links Appendix J - File o
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J-File o' Links ACC AOS/AOW (Weathe
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J-File o' Links J.4 Marine Corps ME
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K-Acronyms and Abbreviations Append
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K-Acronyms and Abbreviations DII DI
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K-Acronyms and Abbreviations JMV JO
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K-Acronyms and Abbreviations NAVSPA
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K-Acronyms and Abbreviations SSS SS
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Z-Distribution Appendix Z - Distrib
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