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TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ............................................................................................... ix CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION General ....................................................................................................................... I-1 Counterair Framework ............................................................................................... I-2 Countering Air and Missile Threat Integration and Synchronization ....................... I-5 Air and Missile Threats ............................................................................................. I-6 Supporting Homeland Defense .................................................................................. I-7 Global Ballistic Missile Defense ............................................................................... I-9 CHAPTER II COMMAND AND CONTROL General ......................................................................................................................II-1 Section A. Command Relationships and Responsibilities Command Relationships ...........................................................................................II-1 Support Relationships ...............................................................................................II-2 Joint Force Commander ............................................................................................II-3 Component Commanders .........................................................................................II-4 Joint Force Air Component Commander ..................................................................II-8 Area Air Defense Commander ...............................................................................II-10 Regional and Sector Air Defense Commanders .....................................................II-12 Airspace Control Authority ....................................................................................II-14 Cross Area of Responsibility Command Relationships Considerations .................II-15 Section B. Multinational Considerations General ....................................................................................................................II-16 Command Relationships .........................................................................................II-16 Organization ...........................................................................................................II-17 Section C. Command and Control Systems and Functions General ....................................................................................................................II-19 Requirements, Infrastructure, and Resources .........................................................II-19 Situational Awareness ............................................................................................II-24 Battle Management .................................................................................................II-27 CHAPTER III COUNTERAIR PLANNING General .................................................................................................................... III-1 v
Table of Contents Section A. Intelligence Preparation General .................................................................................................................... III-1 Joint Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment and Intelligence Preparation of the Battlespace ........................................................... III-2 Section B. Airspace Control Considerations General .................................................................................................................... III-4 Planning and Coordination Requirements .............................................................. III-5 Airspace Coordinating Measures ............................................................................ III-8 Other Considerations .............................................................................................. III-9 Section C. Rules of Engagement General .................................................................................................................. III-10 Criteria .................................................................................................................. III-11 Planning ................................................................................................................ III-11 Section D. Identification General .................................................................................................................. III-12 Methods of Identification ..................................................................................... III-13 Identification, Commitment, and Engagement Authorities .................................. III-16 Combat Identification ........................................................................................... III-17 Multinational Considerations ................................................................................ III-18 Section E. Asset Protection General .................................................................................................................. III-18 Critical Asset List Development ........................................................................... III-20 Defended Asset List Development ....................................................................... III-21 Section F. Enabling Capabilities Special Operations ................................................................................................ III-23 Information Operations ......................................................................................... III-23 Space Operations .................................................................................................. III-24 Intelligence Support .............................................................................................. III-25 Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance ................................................... III-25 Air Refueling ........................................................................................................ III-26 CHAPTER IV Offensive Counterair Planning and Operations General .................................................................................................................... IV-1 Section A. Offensive Counterair Planning General .................................................................................................................... IV-1 Offensive Counterair and the Joint Air Operations Plan ........................................ IV-2 Offensive Counterair Assets ................................................................................... IV-5 Enemy Air Defenses ............................................................................................... IV-7 vi JP 3-01
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Chapter III Principles for Planning
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Chapter III minimizing duplication
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Chapter III enemy (i.e., low confid
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Chapter V annihilation, AD aircraft
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Chapter V multitude of targets, som
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Appendix B (3) Describe BM defense
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Appendix B ANNEXES: (List of notion
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Appendix B Enclosure 1: References
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Appendix D infrastructure, logistic
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