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TABLE OF CONTENTSPAGEEXECUTIVE SUMMARY .............................................................................................. viiCHAPTER IINTRODUCTION General ....................................................................................................................... I-1 Joint Airspace Control ............................................................................................... I-2 Basic Principles ......................................................................................................... I-2CHAPTER IIORGANIZATION AND COORDINATIONGeneral ......................................................................................................................II-1Organization .............................................................................................................II-1Liaison Requirements ...............................................................................................II-3Airspace Control Plan ...............................................................................................II-3Airspace Control Order .............................................................................................II-5Airspace Control Order Development ......................................................................II-6The Joint Air Tasking Cycle .....................................................................................II-6Communications and Security Considerations .........................................................II-7CHAPTER IIIAIRSPACE CONTROL PLANNING CONSIDERATIONSAirspace Considerations by Phase .......................................................................... III-1Airspace Control Risk Considerations .................................................................... III-3Planning for Joint Airspace Control ....................................................................... III-3Integration of Joint Airspace Control and Civil Air Traffic Control Operations ... III-5Integration of Joint Airspace Control and Air Defense Operations ....................... III-5Airspace Integration and Joint Fires ....................................................................... III-6Methods of Joint Airspace Control ......................................................................... III-7Enemy Air Engagement Operations ....................................................................... III-8Multinational Integration Issues ........................................................................... III-10Unmanned Aircraft ............................................................................................... III-10Theater Missiles .................................................................................................... III-11Airspace Control in Maritime Operations ............................................................ III-12High-Density Airspace Control Zone Integration withOther Airspace Coordinating Measures ................................................................ III-13v
Table of ContentsCHAPTER IVAIRSPACE CONTROL EXECUTION BY PHASEPhase 0 — Shape .................................................................................................... IV-1Phase I — Deter ...................................................................................................... IV-3Phase II — Seize the Initiative ............................................................................... IV-4Phase III — Dominate ............................................................................................ IV-8Phase IV — Stabilize ............................................................................................ IV-10Phase V — Enable Civil Authority ...................................................................... IV-12APPENDIXA Airspace Control Plan Development Considerations ....................................... A-1B Airspace Coordinating and Fire Support Coordination Measures ....................B-1C References .........................................................................................................C-1D Administrative Instructions .............................................................................. D-1GLOSSARYPart IPart IIAbbreviations and Acronyms .................................................................. GL-1Terms and Definitions ............................................................................. GL-4FIGUREI-1 Fundamental Considerations of Airspace Control ...................................... I-3I-2 Basic Principles of Airspace Control .......................................................... I-4I-3 Airspace Control Cost, Risk, and Efficiency Continuum ........................... I-7II-1 Airspace Control Authority Responsibilities .............................................II-3II-2 Airspace Control Plan Considerations .......................................................II-4III-1 Notional Airspace Control Authority ....................................................... III-2III-2 Principles for Planning Airspace Control for Military Operations ......... III-4III-3 Airspace Control Procedures Objectives .................................................. III-6III-4 Methods of Airspace Control ................................................................... III-8B-B-1 Airspace and Fire Support Coordinating Measures ...............................B-B-2vi JP 3-52
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