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| What are we doing each time we compare a UTC or DRMD requirement to manpower authorizations |
Assessing Air Force support force adequacy |
| On what is an assessment of base-level resources based |
The function's wartime mission |
| What is updated as a result of the TFA |
The WMP to show what forces are available for planning |
| What initiates the Base-Level Planning Process |
The initial scenario from headquarters that determines requirements |
| In determining augmentation forces, what must you consider |
Local needs and conditions |
| What are the three types of EE positions, and where are they used |
Key, CONUS; EE, overseas; contingency essential, overseas foreign national |
| What resources are measured for unit resource and training status reporting |
Only organic resources under the operational control (OPCON) of the reporting unit, or its parent unit |
| What four resource areas are measured in SORTS |
Personnel, equipment and supplies on hand, equipment condition, and training |
| What is a DOC statement |
A document that states the unit's wartime mission capability |
| What does a DOC statement contain |
Unit identification, mission tasking narrative, mission specifics, and resources to be measured |
| What types of units require DOC statements |
Non-aircraft-combat units; aircraft-combat units, aricraft-combat support elements, non-aircraft-combat support elements, and combat service support elements |
| What two conditions can be derived from a unit's C-level |
The degree to which a unit can perform the wartime mission for which it is organized and meets the standards within the four measured resource areas and an overall unit assessment |
| Which C-level indicates a unit is deployable, but isn't fully capable and requires extra resources |
C-level 4 |
| What are limiting factors (LIMFAC) |
Deficiencies, problems, or conditions that decrease the ability of a unit to do its wartime mission |
| In the readiness community, who acts as facilitator ensuring that the base fulfills its deployment mission |
The installation deployment officer |
| Who assigns personnel to a UTC requirement |
The unit deployment manager |
| Who is the requister of authorization changes in a deployed location, and who is the approval authority |
The AOR commander; the combatant commander |
| What is the difference between a permanent and a provisional unit in dealing with personnel |
A provisional unit has requirements and attaced personnel. A permanent unit has authorizations and assigned personnel |
| How soon after activation and deactivation are notifications given to various agencies |
Within 24 hours |
| What type of information do you maintain in an events log |
Changes in operational status, briefings provided, organization/authorization change requests, and requests for information |
| What is the purpose of an after-action report, and to whom is it sumitted |
It passes on information about what works or what could be improved. to each MO staff agency in the supported and supporting chain of command for review and action |
| What are we assessing each time we compare a UTC or a DRMD requirement to manpower authorizations |
Air Force support force adequacy |
| Total wartime manpower requirements are composed of the |
in-place sustaining and deployment requirements |
| What reference encompasses several programs that assist the installation commanders in meeting their deployment commitment and still maintaining the infratructure of the base |
BLPP |
| What programs are used by installation commander to alleviate shortfalls |
Augmentation duty and EE programs |
| When do parent commands review DOC statements |
Annually prior to statement anniversary |
| On what is a unit's resources and training status based |
C-level |
| What C-level indicates that a unit requires additional resources or training to undertake its wartime mission, but may be directed to undertake portions of its wartime mission with resources on hand |
C4 |
| Who is the base focal point for all plans actions |
IDO |
| Who is the AFS representative in the readiness community |
FAM |
| At what level are change requests normally initiated and submitted |
Squadron or group commander |
| In a deployed environment, who is the approval authority for an authorization change request |
Combatant commanders |
| Once the MO office is established at a deployed location, what is the purpose of a mission briefing |
To provide key personnel a clear understanding of the responsibilities, capabilities, and services provided by the MO office |
