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This reduces the number of time-slots on a channel, but provides better access for the
user.
h. Submit SAR. Submit the SAR to higher headquarters (to be published). A
common SAR is found at [Web site to be determined]. If unavailable, UCC guidance is
used.
3. Manage Resources
a. Monitor the mission planning process for changes and submit updates as
required.
b. Receive SAA [Web site to be determined] (to be published).
(1) Verify that frequencies are correct.
(2) For terminals using channel number, verify that the home channel number is
provided (see Appendix A).
c. Provide a copy of the SAA to the frequency management office. Based on theater
guidance, the frequency management office—
(1) Verifies that frequencies are clear in the intended area of operation.
(2) Verifies that frequency records (uplink/downlink) are included in the
electromagnetic battlespace database (such as Spectrum XXI).
(3) Tags TACSAT frequency assignments for inclusion in the joint restricted
frequency lists at the appropriate level.
(4) Assists user with resolving EMI per Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Manual
(CJCSM) 3320.02.
4. Issue Resources To Users
a. Incorporate appropriate information from the SAA into cut sheets, operations
orders, Annex-K, and so forth. Distribute as required. (See Appendix I for samples of
cut sheets.)
b. Monitor mission for emerging requirements or changes.
c. Coordinate extensions, preemptions, and terminations of SAAs as they occur.
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