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WWW.SURVIVALEBOOKS.COM22 AFI10-207 4 APRIL 20083.1.8. NCOIC Reports. NCOIC Reports is responsible for maintaining current reports guidance andensuring proper report formats are available to controllers and tailored to support mission requirementsIAW AFI 10-206 and AFI 10-206 MAJCOM Supplements. They may also serve as the SORTSProgram Manager. The NCOIC Reports will be trained and certified IAW Chapter 7 of this AFI andare required to perform two console shifts per month to maintain proficiency.3.1.9. NCOIC C2 Systems. NCOIC C2 Systems is responsible for the CP C2 systems and in mostcases will be a 1C3X1; however, CP managers may appoint assigned 3A0X1 personnel to fulfill thisfunction at their discretion. If filled by a 1C3X1, the NCOIC C2 Systems will be trained and certifiedIAW Chapter 7 of this AFI and are required to perform two console shifts per month to maintain proficiency.3.1.10. Console Manning Requirements. CPs will be manned by certified controllers on a 24-hourbasis. Console crew size will be unique to each location depending upon the missions supported bythe CP. For active duty CPs, variances to the two controller crew size requirement, whether positive ornegative, will be addressed in AFMS 135A. For ARC CPs, manpower requirements will be addressedin the appropriate manpower standard and their supplement to AFI 10-207.3.1.10.1. A 1C371 (SSgt/TSgt) must fill the senior controller position. Units experiencing a SSgt/TSgt shortage due to UGT or manning shortfalls may fill the senior controller position with ahighly experienced SrA (CAFSC 1C351). CP managers must advise their respective CP MFMwhen filling the senior controller position with a SrA (CAFSC 1C351). Senior controller positions,in CPs with at least two controllers on-duty, will not be filled with 3-skill level personnel.Waivers to this policy may be requested through the MFM to AF/A3O-AO. MFMs will reviewwaiver requests and forward the appropriate recommendation to AF/A3O-AO for action.3.1.10.2. Single controller operations. Units requiring two or more controllers per shift willrequest a waiver to operate the CP with a single controller from AF/A3O-AO through their MFMwhen manning is insufficient to support the required console crew size. An approved waiver isrequired prior to commencing single controller operations. Rejected waiver requests will beaccompanied by a manning assistance plan from the owning MAJCOM.3.1.10.3. Additional Controller. CPs should be manned continuously by an additional controllerduring exercise/real world operations and other high-density periods. The CP Chief/Superintendentcan perform additional controller duties, as manning allows. The additional controller acts asthe liaison between the EA cell, reports cell, and the CAT/EOC assisting on-duty controllers.3.1.10.4. Replacement Controller. If a controller must leave the console area for an extendedperiod (e.g. longer than a restroom break), a replacement controller will be called in and a shiftchangeover completed. CP managers will ensure procedures are in place and a sufficient numberof certified personnel are on call and able to report if needed. Controllers working in a CP havingan exercise room may leave the console area to work out so long as one controller remains on theconsole and has the ability to immediately recall the other without leaving the console. MAJ-COMs will define “immediate recall” for their units in the MAJCOM supplement to this AFI.3.2. Security Clearances. All CP personnel assigned to operations, reports, training, or overhead positionsto include assigned 3A0X1 personnel must possess a Top Secret security clearance. Due to the amount oftime involved in security background investigations, individuals may perform CP controller duties afterbeing granted an appropriate interim clearance while awaiting Defense Security Service actions, adjudica-