Purpose
Prepare assigned personnel to at shape Airspace for air campaign using adapted NATO standard processes and procedures.
Training Objectives
JFACC Officers are initiated to develop airspace coordination order in a national or multinational environment, applying NATO processes.
- TO 1. Apply JFACC process in the execution of an air campaign
- Battle Rhythm
- Contribution of JFACC cells to the decision-making cycle
- TO 2. Apply JFACC process to develop Airspace Coordination Order (ACO)
- TO 3. Apply JFACC process to make change in current ACO in response of moving situation
- TO 4. Implement ACO for real LIVEX and simulated aircraft
Job Performance Outcome: 30 – Advance level (Apply)
Ref: NATO ACO COPD, Jan 23
AJP-3.3 (A)Allied Joint Doctrine for Air & Space Operations
AJP-3.3.5 (A) Joint Airspace Control
AJP-3.3.7 CJFACC
AJP-3.3.9 Joint Personnel Recovery
Participant prerequisites
Basic staff skills (how to staff documents, how to prepare and deliver a briefing to an authority)
Basic knowledge of Microsoft Windows® and the common Microsoft
Office® applications (Word®, PowerPoint® and Excel®)
Prerequisites: graduated from AOBAS or AOKLT
Facility - Equipment
- Command Post Computer Assisted Exercise (CPX-CAX).
Training
In short
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Qualification
Captain to Lieutenant-colonel
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Duration
two weeks
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Location
Paris
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Language
English or French
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Capacity
from 30 to 105 pax.
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Type
Blended
