text: Airspace Control Appendix Format
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  APPENDIX 10 (AIRSPACE CONTROL) TO ANNEX C (OPERATIONS) TO [OPERATION
  PLAN/ORDER [number] [(code name)]—[(classification of title)]
  c.(U) Tasks to Subordinate Units. List airspace control tasks assigned to specific subordinate units
  not contained in the base order. This may include tasks to a division joint air ground integration center,
  tasks to the combat aviation brigade for air traffic services, tasks to air and missile defense units for sensor
  coverage, tasks to airspace information center and air traffic service units, and tasks to brigade combat
  teams and other functional brigades utilizing airspace assigned to Army elements..
  d.(U) Coordinating Instructions. List only instructions applicable to two or more subordinate units
  not covered in the base order that affect airspace control procedures.
  (Note 1: For operations within the United States and its territories, title this paragraph “Rules for the Use
  of Force.”)
  (Note 2: Items listed below as examples do not need to be included if already in the unit standard operating
  procedure.)
  (1) (U) Unit Airspace Plan. Planned airspace coordinating measure requests (ACMREQs)
  procedures to integrate and nominate planned airspace coordinating measures to higher headquarters as
  part of a future airspace control order.
  (2) (U) Airspace Control Order Change Request. Procedures for submitting ACMREQs that are
  within the current airspace control order cycle and can be integrated into the current airspace control
  order and disseminated as a change to the current airspace control order.
  (3) (U) Near-Real-Time Airspace Coordination. Immediate airspace request procedures for near-
  real-time coordination with external airspace agencies such as a joint air ground integration center, U.S.
  Air Force combat reporting centers or U.S. Marine Corps direct air support centers.
  (4) (U) Airspace Control Order. Airspace control order issuing and dissemination times from
  theater designated airspace control authority and methods for digital and non-digital units to receive it.
  (5) (U) Air Tasking Order. Air tasking order issuing and dissemination times and methods for
  digital and nondigital units.
  (6) (U) Key and Enduring Airspace Coordinating Measures. For example, this can be
  coordinating altitude, coordinating level.
  (7) (U) Priorities for Airspace Use for Each Phase of the Operation.
  (8) (U) Risk Acceptance Guidance. This can be the form of a matrix.
  (9) (U) Risk Reduction Measures.
  (10) (U) Air and Missile Defense Rules of Engagement.
  (11) (U) Constraints. List any restrictions on airspace use placed on the commander by a higher
  commander that will restrict the freedom of action of the commander. Sources include higher headquarters
  airspace control and air and missile defense appendixes, airspace control plan, area air defense plan,
  airspace control order, and special instructions.
  (12) (U) Combat Identification Procedures. Add detail to provide airspace personnel sufficient
  information to ensure friendly aircraft are accurately identified. For example, adding supplemental
  guidance for manually entering or correcting aircraft identification that is not correctly or incompletely
  identified in the common operational picture. Refer to Appendix 1 (Air and Missile Defense) to Annex E
  (Protection).
  (13) (U) Procedures for Manual Aircraft Reporting.
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