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Joint Task Force Command, Control, Communications, and Computer Systems CHECKLIST FOR JOINT TASK FORCE (JTF) J-6 (cont’d) ❏ Is planning adequate to have the buildup of communications into the objective area early enough to prevent overload of the initially deployed single-channel communications systems? ❏ Are CJCS-controlled assets requested to support the plan? ❏ Is there a request for assets in accordance with CJCSI 6110.01, “CJCS-Controlled Tactical Communications Assets”? ❏ Have transportation requirements for CJCS-controlled assets been coordinated? ❏ Are communications units, equipment and personnel, including CJCS-controlled assets, included in the timed-phased force and deployment data (TPFDD)? ❏ Has the operational impact of communications equipment arrival times been brought to the attention of tactical commanders? ❏ Is there enough detail in the TPFDD about communications assets to assist in communications planning? ❏ Are there any special communications needs for geospatial information and services (e.g., digital data bases, dedicated servers and/or bandwidth)? ❏ Is the impact of information operations (IO) (to include command and control warfare [C2W] and electronic warfare [EW]) considered in planning? Are IO (including C2W and EW) operations and communications frequency deconfliction addressed by the IO cell JCCC liaison officer? ❏ Are emission control procedures, requirements for operations security, military deception, and avoiding mutual interference addressed in planning? ❏ Have identification, friend or foe procedures and exchange of aircrew data (rendezvous procedures) been adequately coordinated? ❏ Are C4 relationships with the Coast Guard understood? ❏ Are C4 needs of the Coast Guard adequately addressed in planning? ❏ Does the Coast Guard have sufficient interoperable C4 equipment and COMSEC for this operation? ❏ Are communications planners included early in planning for communications support for intelligence systems? X-11
Chapter X X-12 CHECKLIST FOR JOINT TASK FORCE (JTF) J-6 (cont’d) ❏ Have the J-2, J-3, and J-6 prioritized the intelligence requirements within the overall communications requirements? ❏ Are all intelligence systems requirements identified? Which intelligence systems have organic communications and which ones require communications provided by the J-6? ❏ Are the intelligence systems communications integrated into the overall communications planning? Are there provisions for frequency deconfliction to protect friendly use of the spectrum? ❏ Are adequate C4 systems available to get near-real-time imagery, signals data, and an accurate picture of the local situation to the tactical commanders? ❏ Is the CJTF aware of various Global Positioning System (GPS) user equipment employed in theater to include commercial sets? ❏ Are the GPS frequencies L1 (1575.42 megahertz [MHz] and L2 (1227.60 MHz) incorporated into unit and headquarters frequency plans to preclude inadvertent GPS interference from tactical communications equipment? ❏ Has a GPS concept of operations been disseminated? ❏ Has the JTF standard datum been disseminated for GPS user equipment? ❏ Have search and rescue (SAR) and medical personnel and C4 personnel coordinated SAR and medical evacuation (MEDEVAC) communications early? ❏ Are SAR and MEDEVAC communications adequately covered in planning? ❏ Are plans for SAR and MEDEVAC communications adequately promulgated to the operating forces? ❏ Are dedicated and secure communications for public affairs and the media pool adequately covered in planning? ❏ Is there a heavy dependence on any one means of communications during the operation (e.g., UHF SATCOM)? ❏ Have SATCOM requirements been evaluated to ensure proper use of limited assets? Have user requirements and use patterns been evaluated to determine the feasibility of time sharing and/or combining SATCOM nets to reduce total nets required and loading of satellite networks? Joint Pub 5-00.2
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Table of Contents CHECKLISTS Checkl
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Executive Summary The CJTF must ide
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Chapter II II-20 CHECKLIST FOR HEAL
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Chapter II II-30 LIAISON FUNCTIONS
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Chapter III III-2 POSSIBLE JOINT TA
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