| Web Link | https://caspoa.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Welcome-Booklet.pdf |
| Last Date Updated | 30/Jun/2021 2:45 |
| Training Institution | Air Operations CoE (AO CoE) - CASPOA |
| Discipline | Air Operations (AOP) |
| Area | Joint Force AIr Command (JF) |
| Depth of knowledge Level | 200 - Intermediate |
| NATO Course Certification | NATO Approved |
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| Course Code | AOP-JF-21250 |
| Course Title | JFAC Operations Course "Basic" (JFAC OC B) |
| Delivery Method | Residential |
| Course Description | This course provides company grade and non-commissioned officers with the basic principles of air Command and Control (C2).
It will allow them to interact efficiently with JFAC HQ divisions, teams and liaisons using standard NATO Air C2 terms and acronyms, to be familiar with the main Air C2 processes and cycles, and to understand the effects that can be generated through the use of Joint Air Power. |
| Course Notes | ELIGIBILITY: NATO officers destined to fill a position within an air operations C2 structure or within an air liaison element.
This course is also opened to senior non-commissioned officers involved in the air operations Command and Control chain.
This 5 days course is strictly composed of academic classes where instructors teach NATO Air C2 doctrine and provide examples based on historical and recent operations and personal experiences.
The course starts with an initial assessment of students knowledge, and is concluded by a final test, designed to ensure that the learning objectives have been met.
Success in this final exam validates students official course completion and is mandatory for graduation.
The body of the course is built on a block approach and composed of 3 blocks, each addressing a specific performance objective. |
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| CCD 1 | Download |
| CCD 2 | Download |
| CCD 3 | Download |
| Aim of the Course | Educate personnel likely to take a position in an air operations command and control structure on the basic processes and functions of Air C2.
After this course, students will have a basic understanding of how a JFAC HQ plans, tasks and follows execution of air operations, and therefore will be better prepared to assume their duties within, or in relation with, a NATO Air Component C2 chain. |
| Learning Objectives | 1. PRINCIPLES OF JOINT AIR OPERATIONS
1.1. Understand Joint Air Power key concepts.
1.2. Know NATO Joint Air Doctrine.
2. JOINT AIR TASKING AND TARGETING CYCLES
2.1. Know the Joint Air Tasking Cycle
2.2. Understand the Joint Targeting Cycle
3. JFAC HQ ORGANISATION
3.1. Know the JFAC HQ overall structure and organisation
3.2. Understand the role of component liaisons to the JFAC HQ
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| Pass/Fail criteria | have a minimum score of 75% at the graduation exam. |
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| Structure of the Course | Course split in 3 theoretical blocks:
-Principles of Joint Air Operations
-Joint Air Tasking and Targeting cycles
-JFAC HQ organisation |
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| Active Course | Yes |
| Course Active from | 15/Oct/2000 |
| Course Deactivated on | 15/Oct/2045 |
| Course Duration (in days) | 5.0 |
| Expiration of Course Certification Period (in months) | 24 |
| Pre-Req (System Non Verified) | SLP 2222 |
| Joining Instructions | http://www.caspoa.org/images/Welcome%20Booklet.pdf |
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| Security Clearance | NR: NATO RESTRICTED |
| Training Audience | P: NATO and PfP Nations |
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| Tuition Fee per Student (Euro) | 0.00 |
| Fees for Accommodation and Meals (Euro) | 96.00 |
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| Annual Average of Attendance last 5 years | 300 |
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| Select the Level 1 Eval associated with this course. |
| Level 1 Eval | None |
| The Level 2 Test dropdown currently only applies to SCORM compliant courses. |
| Level 2 Test | None |
| Two Step Application Override (Reqs approval for applying into Iteration) | No |
| Submit course for ETOC Upload | Yes |
| Requires Secure Access | No |