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  support satellite anomaly and electromagnetic interference resolution and management. They are the theater
  center of expertise for all military and commercial SATCOM serving the operating forces.
  3-54. RSSCs are a multi-Service organization staffed by representatives from Department of the Army,
  Department of the Air Force, and Department of the Navy. RSSCs direct and coordinate SATCOM resource
  configuration changes with transmission control facilities such as WSOCs, Milstar satellite operations center,
  and the naval computer and telecommunications area master station. The RSSCs work with customers,
  government agencies, and other Services for commercial SATCOM service.
  Capabilities
  3-55. RSSCs are the day-to-day operational interface with the user. All users are assigned to an RSSC as
  their focal point for SATCOM planning, management, and access support. General locations of the four fixed
  RSSCs and current combatant command support assignments are depicted in figure 3-2. In general, the
  RSSCs support combatant commanders and their forces in routine, deliberate, and crisis action planning of
  SATCOM resources. RSSC personnel participate in planning conferences and appropriate workgroups to
  identify and plan theater SATCOM support requirements for mission operations. RSSCs process user satellite
  access requests and publish satellite access authorizations for approved missions.
  Figure 3-2. Regional satellite communications support center support assignments
  3-56. RSSCs perform the following day-to-day management functions for SATCOM resources in direct
  support of combatant commander assigned theater forces and other users:
  * Accept and analyze validated satellite access requests and develop solutions;
  * Plan resource assignments, coordinate resource sharing and borrowing, and publish satellite
  access authorizations;
  * Assist combatant commander and planners to implement networks and adjudicate usage conflicts;
  * Monitor SATCOM systems status (readiness) and outage information; and
  * Coordinate user response to satellite anomalies.