AATP-3-91-1 Joint Air Ground Integration Center Download

Joint Air Ground Integration Center Operations 17 April 2019 ATP 3-91.1/AFTTP 3-2.86 2-5 Procedure Primary Alternate Contingency Emergency ASR/ASL dissemination & refinement AFATDS JADOCS JTARs via email S-VoIP Immediate ASR JARN (TACSAT) AFATDS (JAGIC) JADOCS FM communications Target list worksheet AFATDS Fires Share Drive Fires portal JCR TIDAT AFATDS JADOCS Transverse chat 3X5 card Fires COP AFATDS JADOCS CPOF Analog map BDA DCGS-A Analog spreadsheet (kill chart) Transverse JCR Deliberate targets AFATDS (plans) JADOCS (plans) Transverse JCR Targets of opportunity AFATDS (JAGIC) JADOCS (JAGIC) Transverse (JAGIC) FM Communications Targeting WG Printed products CPOF Huddle HPTL/TSS/AGM division special refinement & dissemination WARNO/FRAGO AFATDS Fires share drive JCR Targeting FRAGO/WARNO CPOF/GCCS-A Email JCR FM communications NSL/RTL JADOCS AFATDS Fires share drive Fires portal FSCM/Geometries AFATDS JADOCS Analog map FSCM tracker via JCR ACM TAIS JADOCS Analog map chat ACM airspace coordinating measure JAGIC joint air-ground integration center AFATDS Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System JARN joint air request net AGM attack guidance matrix JCR joint capabilities release ASL air support list JTAR joint tactical air strike request ASR air support request NSL no-strike list BDA battle damage assessment RTL restricted target list COP common operational picture S-VoIP secret voice over internet protocol CPOF command post of the future TACSAT tactical satellite DCGS-A Distributed Common Ground System–Army TAIS tactical airspace integration system FM frequency modulation TIDAT target intelligence data FRAGO fragmentary order TSS target selection standards FSCM fires support coordination measure WARNO warning order GCCS-A Global Command and Control System–Army WG working group HPTL high-payoff target list JADOCS Joint Automated Deep Operations Coordination System Figure 2-2. JAGIC PACE plan example CLOSE AIR SUPPORT 2-10. Close air support is air action by manned or unmanned fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft against hostile targets that are in close proximity to friendly forces and that require detailed integration of each air mission with the fire and movement of those forces (JP 3-0). One of the primary advantages of the JAGIC is the ability to integrate JFACC-provided assets in division-assigned airspace. The JAGIC manages CAS missions distributed to the division on the air tasking order through the ASOC in accordance with the division commander’s priorities. The SAD works with the JAGIC chief, ALOs, and with the mobile command group and division TAC to ensure the JAGIC has the current priorities for CAS execution. Once the JAGIC commits to executing CAS, the ASOC and division TACP work with the rest of the JAGIC to