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  APPENDIX 10 (AIRSPACE CONTROL) TO ANNEX C (OPERATIONS) TO [OPERATION
  PLAN/ORDER [number] [(code name)]—[(classification of title)]
  d.(U) Friendly Forces. Outline the theater airspace structure to include higher headquarters airspace
  plans and airspace control appendixes as they pertain to airspace control. Outline the airspace control
  organization of unified action partners identifying airspace control entities and airspace users that will
  support or impact the issuing headquarters or require coordination and additional support. This will
  include joint force commander (JFC) designation of the airspace control authority (ACA), the area air
  defense commander (AADC), and the joint force air component commander (JFACC). Identify relevant
  theater air-ground system (TAGS) control agencies such as combat reporting centers, airborne warning
  and aircraft control systems, air support operations centers, direct air support centers, tactical air
  operations centers, air traffic control or services or their coalition equivalents involved with the
  operation of the airspace control system within the ground commander’s area of operation. Describe
  probable airspace use by joint and coalition partners that will affect airspace control such as close air
  support, information collection, or special operations. Highlight aspects of higher headquarter airspace
  plans that impact operations. As a minimum, the joint force commander’s airspace control plan and the
  airspace control appendix of the next higher headquarters will be addressed.
  e. (U) Interagency, Intergovernmental, and Nongovernmental Organizations. Identify and describe
  other organizations in the area of operations that may impact the conduct of airspace control. Include
  both civil airspace control agencies as well as interagency, intergovernmental, and nongovernmental
  organizations that will be using airspace in the area of operation. Refer to Annex V (Interagency
  Coordination) as required.
  f.(U) Civil Considerations. Refer to Appendix 1 (Intelligence Estimate) to Annex B (Intelligence) as
  required.
  g.(U) Attachments and Detachments. List units attached or detached only as necessary to clarify task
  organization and the airspace control architecture such as air traffic services, air and missile defense,
  supporting tactical air control party and artillery organizations. Identify units with manned and unmanned
  aircraft. Identify units with airspace elements to include air defense airspace management/brigade
  aviation elements (ADAM/BAEs) or ADAMs (or a joint or multinational equivalent). (Note: if the air
  traffic service information [Air traffic service facilities, airfields, or similar facilities] is lengthy or is not
  available from other sources, include Tab A, Air Traffic Services, to expand upon this sub-paragraph.)
  h.(U) Assumptions. List any airspace control assumptions that support the appendix development.
  2.(U) Mission. State the mission of the airspace element in support of the base plan or order.
  3.(U) Execution.
  a.(U) Concept of Airspace Control. Describe how airspace control supports the commander’s intent,
  concept of operations, and concept of fires. Describe how the unit will manage airspace during the phases
  of the operation (radar, nonradar, procedural and positive control.) Specify the authority exercised at
  each echelon for each phase of the operation. Describe the roles and relationships between airspace
  elements in the organization and how the airspace elements will coordinate with joint and unified action
  partner airspace elements. Describe the authorities, responsibilities, and expectations of individual or
  multiple joint air ground integration centers if that technique is used. Describe how air traffic service
  units and capabilities (airspace information center) are integrated into the unit airspace plan. Describe
  how air and missile defense units located in the area of operations are integrated with airspace control.
  b.(U) Assessment. Describe the priorities for assessment and identify the measures of performance
  and effectiveness used to assess end state conditions and objectives. Refer to Annex M (Assessment) as
  required.
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