Tactical Air Operations Center Handbook - GlobalSecurity.org
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Appendix B<br />
Alternate <strong>Tactical</strong> <strong>Air</strong> Command<br />
<strong>Center</strong> Procedures<br />
The SAAWC and/or TAOC may be required to assume the Alt<br />
TACC role in those situations where the Marine TACC/TADC<br />
is unable to perform all or part of its mission. Activation of the<br />
Alt TACC usually occurs as a result of one of the following<br />
conditions:<br />
TACC/TADC as an operational casualty. The TACC’s declaration<br />
as an operational casualty is the most severe situation<br />
in which the SAAWC and TAOC would be required to assume<br />
the Alt TACC role. The unexpected loss of functions<br />
may occur when the TACC/TADC sustains either significant<br />
equipment loss or damage or personnel casualties.<br />
TACC/TADC movement/echelon. When the TACC/TADC<br />
would not maintain an austere manual capability during its<br />
movement and subsequent build-up to full operational capability,<br />
the SAAWC and/or TAOC may function as the Alt<br />
TACC.<br />
ROLE<br />
The Alt TACC provides limited TACC/TADC operational functions<br />
for command continuity when the TACC/TADC becomes a<br />
casualty for a limited or specified period of time. This highlights<br />
two key limitations of the Alt TACC.
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