fm 44-100 us army air and missile defense operations

FM 44-100
neuver plan. Within the G3 plans section, the AMDCOORD, with input from
the G2, A2C2 cell, and FSE, incorporates the air and missile defense mission
into this maneuver plan.
6-61. During the targeting process, the AMDCOORD, in conjunction with the
G2, develops and recommends OCA and TMD targeting priorities and nominates
OCA and TMD targets and target areas of interest (TAI). He then develops
and recommends AD and TMD priorities to the commander for approval.
The air liaison officer participates in this process by recommending
SEAD targets to the FSCOORD.
6-62. The FSCOORD and the AMDCOORD incorporate the approved priorities
into the fire support annex and the air and missile defense annex of the
maneuver plan. The FSCOORD integrates OCA and TMD targets, targeting
priorities, and TAIs into the force’s fire support plan. The AMDCOORD includes
the DCA and TMD active defense priorities and associated IPB products
in the development and coordination of the force's air and missile defense
operation.
6-63. Coordination between AMDCOORD and FSCOORD ensures that the
OCA, DCA, and TMD portions of the air and missile defense effort are complementary.
The integration and synchronization of OCA and TMD attack
operations by the AMDCOORD and FSCOORD prevents mutual interference
and maximizes unity and economy of effort.
6-64. Coordination of OCA and TMD targets between the Army and the Air
Force occurs at the AOC and the CRC. OCA, DCA, SEAD, and TMD plans are
developed simultaneously and in concert, not as separate, isolated plans. The
OCA, DCA, SEAD, and TMD plans are an integral part of the theater campaign
plan and the maneuver plan at each Army echelon.
Air and Missile Defense in OCA and TMD Attack Operations Planning
6-65. Operational-level counterair and TMD planning requires careful selection
and prioritization of OCA and TMD targets. Effective planning enables
each level to "decide-detect-deliver-assess" and accelerates the engagement of
targets during combat. OCA and TMD attack operation plans should consider
the use of all available assets including aircraft, surface-to-surface missiles,
artillery, UAVs, SOF, and EW. The AAMDC has the necessary intelligence
tools to provide focus to TMD attack operations for the COMARFOR, JFLCC,
and the JFACC. The AAMDC recommends TM targets to the deep operations
coordination cell (DOCC) for prosecution. The AAMDC provides liaison teams
to the DOCC, analysis and control element (ACE), joint and special operations
task force (JSOTF), battlefield coordination detachment (BCD), and
joint air operations center (JAOC/AOC) to coordinate and assist TMD attack
operations within the ARFOR and the joint force attack operations structure.
AAMDC does not usurp the traditional mission of the DOCC, BCD, and AOC
in prosecuting attack operations.
6-66. The AMDCOORD is a member of division and corps targeting boards
and is represented in the deep operations coordination cell. He recommends
OCA and TMD targets as fire support priorities and contributes to fire support
planning. In addition, ADA contributes to TMD and OCA target location
and identification through surveillance and back-plotting launch locations.
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