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Appendix C Notional Joint Air Tasking Cycle Timeline JFC Guidance Strategy Meeting JFACC Guidance (AOD) TET Draft JIPTL Target Nominations JFACC Briefing JTCB JIPTL MAAP Started MAAP Approved Publish/ Disseminate ATO Start ATO Execution ATO Execution 06 12 18 24 06 12 18 24 06 12 18 24 06 12 18 24 06 24-Hour Clock 72 66 60 54 48 42 36 30 24 18 12 06 00 Cumulative Hours Stage 1 Objectives, Effects, and Guidance External ASRs Stage 2 Target Development/ Nomination (JIPTL) Stage 4 ATO Production and Dissemination (ACO, ATO, SPINS) Changes and Updates Stage 5 Execution Planning and Force Execution Stage 3 Weaponeering and Allocation (MAAP) Tactical Mission Planning Stage 6 Assessment Legend ACO AOD ASR ATO JFACC JFC airspace control order air operations directive air support request air tasking order joint force air component command joint force commander JIPTL JTCB MAAP SPINS TET joint integrated prioritized target list joint targeting coordination board master air attack plan special instructions target effects team Figure C-2. Notional Joint Air Tasking Cycle Timeline (1) Stage 1, objectives, effects, and guidance, requires JFC and component commanders to collaborate about the use of joint air assets to establish guidance for the duration of that air battle plan. The JFACC provides the strategy division of the JAOC with broad guidance based on the JFC’s priorities and intent, coordination with other component commanders, and the JFACC’s own objectives. This is normally transmitted in an air operations directive (AOD) and guides the planning for the duration of that joint air tasking cycle. The AOD includes prioritized tactical tasks that support objectives and must be distributed to other components since it affects prioritizing targets. Components should influence the writing of the AOD and with selecting and prioritizing the tactical tasks. It is C-4 JP 3-60
Component Targeting Processes Joint Air Tasking Cycle Battle Rhythm D-4 D-3 D-2 D-1 D-Day D+1 D+2 D+3 D+4 ATO A AOD JIPTL MAAP ATO Prod Fly ATO B AOD JIPTL MAAP ATO Prod Fly ATO C AOD JIPTL MAAP ATO Prod Fly ATO D AOD JIPTL MAAP ATO Prod Fly ATO E AOD JIPTL MAAP ATO Prod Fly Multiple Cycles with Specific Timetables ATO Prod D-4 D-3 D-2 D-1 D-Day D+1 D+2 D+3 D+4 Assessment Legend AOD ATO ATO Prod air operations directive air tasking order ATO production and dissemination JIPTL MAAP joint integrated prioritized target list master air attack plan Figure C-3. Joint Air Tasking Cycle Battle Rhythm also essential that other components provide inputs to the JFACC’s air apportionment recommendation to the JFC because it influences the strategy to task methodology used during the joint air tasking cycle. If a JFACC is not used, this process will be conducted for each Service component performing air operations. (2) Stage 2 is target development. The specific objectives received during stage 1 are used to focus this effort. Targets are nominated to support the objectives and priorities provided by the JFC. In accordance with the JFC’s objectives and component targeting requirements, the JFACC (or Service component commander if a JFACC is not used) conducts daily joint air planning for the employment of available capabilities and/or forces. If the JFC designates an air component to merge other joint forces TNLs and develop the draft JIPTL, the end product of the target development stage is the draft JIPTL that supports the JFC’s prioritized objectives and conforms to guidance. In any case, the air component uses this process to develop the air component’s TNL for inclusion in the draft JIPTL. C-5
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CHAPTER I UNDERSTANDING TARGETS AND
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CHAPTER II THE JOINT TARGETING CYCL
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