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WWW.SURVIVALEBOOKS.COM62 AFI10-207 4 APRIL 2008visual displays, etc.) must exist between the CP/command center and CAT to ensure effective coordination.The CAT area is sized at the discretion of the unit commander, but should accommodate allCAT positions and associated equipment.9.4.6. Frame Room. The CP/command center will have a room physically separated from the rest ofthe CP/command center by fixed walls and a locking door to hold the telephone switch frame, remotesatellite communications (SATCOM) equipment, assorted radio cabinets, and COMSEC equipment,as applicable. The preferred location for the frame room is within the CP/command center secure area.Frame rooms located outside the CP/command center area must be identified as the same protectionlevel (PL) as the CP/command center, secured, and treated as restricted areas.9.4.7. Other CP Areas.9.4.7.1. Kitchen. CP managers will ensure controllers have proper food preparation equipment,food storage equipment (i.e. refrigerator and microwave), and a sink within the CP/command center.9.4.7.2. Restrooms. CP managers will ensure sufficient restrooms support the maximum numberof personnel required during peak periods (i.e., CAT activation). When possible, restrooms shouldbe located within the CP/command center.9.4.7.3. Storage. The CP/command center will have sufficient storage space to store housekeepingsupplies, controller chemical warfare ensembles, emergency rations, and in-place equipmentspares, as applicable.9.4.8. Emergency Exit. All CPs/command centers must have an emergency exit that can only beopened from inside the CP/command center. Entrance doors will not open directly into the EA cell.9.5. General CP/Command Center Requirements. Ensure all CP/command center console positions (i.e.,senior, duty, reports controller) are provided enough “immediate” workspace for computer systems,checklists, and other material deemed necessary in the performance of the mission.9.5.1. Reproduction Equipment. The CP/command center will have a copier authorized to reproduce,as a minimum, SECRET material located within the CP in the immediate vicinity of the console.9.5.2. The EA cell/console area will have a minimum of two 24-hour wall clocks; one set to localtime, the other set to Universal Time Coordinated, Zulu time. The clocks must have a battery back upand hacked, at a minimum, daily with the U.S. Naval Observatory Master Clock to within one second.9.5.3. Event Timer. The EA cell/console area must have the means to provide an audible alarm forrequired or recurring events.9.5.4. Safes. Ensure the EA cell/console area has a General Services Administration (GSA) approvedsecurity container equipped with XO-style digital lock dedicated to store TS, TPC material, COMSECTPI, and COMSEC material as applicable.9.6. ACP/Alternate Command Center. The goal for an ACP/alternate command center is to replicate the“capabilities” housed in the primary facility. CP managers must develop procedures to perform CP dutiesfrom an alternate site located away from the primary facility. This facility is not required to be an exactduplicate of the primary CP/command center, but must provide continued C2 and comply with mission/PL status requirements should the primary CP/command center become unusable/incapacitated. MAJ-COMs will supplement this paragraph to establish minimum specific facility/equipment requirements.
WWW.SURVIVALEBOOKS.COMAFI10-207 4 APRIL 2008 639.6.1. General Requirements. The general requirements for CPs/command centers and EA cells/consoleareas outlined in this instruction also apply to ACP/alternate command center in the areas ofbuilding construction, security, power, emergency lighting, ventilation, emissions security (EMSEC)or computer security (COMP<strong>US</strong>EC), immediate access storage, and display space.9.6.2. Activation of ACP/alternate command center. CP managers will develop and maintain OIs orQRCs to ensure timely placement of required CP/command center personnel and material in the ACP/alternate command center in response to either an EAM or commander directive. The following itemsthat should be addressed in the ACP/alternate command center activation OI/QRC:9.6.2.1. Required Material. Either pre-position required materials or plan for the transportation ofthe material to the ACP/alternate command center. Classified pre-positioned material must bestored according to applicable security directives.9.6.2.1.1. Controller weapons. Provide controller weapons if applicable and follow proceduresIAW AFMAN 31-229, <strong>US</strong>AF Weapons Handling Manual.9.6.2.1.2. Assorted administrative supplies and forms. Provide as a minimum, pens, pencils,markers, blank paper, and any forms directed by the publications/OIs.9.6.2.2. Information Updates. Provide primary and alternate methods for the timely transfer ofpertinent information between the primary CP/command center and the ACP/alternate commandcenter, if applicable.9.6.2.3. Transfer of Control. Provide procedures for transfer control from the primary CP/commandcenter to the ACP/alternate command center and back and notification of appropriate HHQagencies.9.6.2.4. CP managers must ensure the ACP/alternate command center is activated and all systemsare tested semiannually. Activations as a result of real world events will fulfill the semiannualrequirement as long as all systems are tested/activated. ACP/alternate command center activationand facility/systems status will be annotated in the daily events log. ACP/alternate command centerfacility/systems discrepancies must be corrected as soon as practical. Additionally, all ACP/alternate command center facility/systems discrepancies will be briefed as part of the shift changebriefing until resolved.9.7. CP Facility Remodeling. Prior to construction, CP managers will coordinate design/plans with theinstallation SF Information Security and Physical Security section, Communications Squadron EMSECpersonnel and MAJCOM C2 Policy and Procedures to ensure compliance with guidelines. This includesinitiation of equipment installation/removals affecting CP/command center layout. CP managers willmaintain a copy of the most current configuration drawing(s). Include the following items:9.7.1. Location of each functional area.9.7.2. Level of clearance of personnel working in each area.9.7.3. Location of classified processing equipment and level of classification. (STE, TBMCS, etc.).9.7.4. Open storage areas and highest level of classification stored. Point out any open storage areasunmanned during non-duty hours.9.7.5. Physical separation barriers (temporary or permanent) between console, MOC, and supportfunctions.
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