AFMAN 10-207 (COMMAND POSTS) WITH CORRECT ANSWERS 2023|GUARANTEED SUCCESS

Command Post (1.1.3) It serves as one of the core functions of the Installation Command and Control construct. It is a full-time, 24/7 Command and Control node, directly responsible to commander(s) and serves as the focal point of operations, including the receipt and dissemination of orders, information, and requests necessary for the Command and Control of assigned forces and operations. Consolidated Command Post (1.1.3.1) This type of Command Post is comprised of elements from two or more separate MAJCOMs/wings/units from the same component that merge together to share a common facility with each element responsive to the same Command Post Managers. Command Post Association (1.1.3.2) This type of Command Post is comprised of elements from two or more separate wings/units from different components (RegAF or Air Reserve Component) that share a common facility. Collocated Command Post (1.1.3.3) This type of Command Post is comprised of controllers from two or more separate wings/units from different components (Active Component or Air Reserve Component) that share a common facility. Regional Command Post (1.1.3.4) This type of Command Post fully integrates two or more installations Command Posts into one geographical region Command Post; it may include Command Post elements from different components (Active Component or Air Reserve Component) Specialized Command and Control Elements (1.1.4) These are organizations that perform operations in support of specialized mission requirements. The following are Specialized Command and Control Elements: Air Mobility Control Centers; Contingency Response Groups; Air Operations Centers; Office of Special Investigations Operations Center; 1st Helicopter Squadron Mission Control Center, MAJCOM Command Centers, Air Force Watch (AF Watch), USAFE Munitions Support Squadron, or MAJCOM-defined Specialized Command and Control Elements. Who will provide the Career Field Manager a list of their Command's Command Post designations depicting which units have been merged and their title? (i.e. Consolidated Command Post, Command Post Association, Collocated Command Post, and Regional Command Post). (1.1.5) The MAJCOMs Who exercises Command and Control of AF forces through a global structure of fixed and expeditionary Command and Control facilities? (1.2.1) The CSAF The ________ provides positive and effective Command and Control of AF assets in support of the AF mission. The ________ communicates CSAF direction directly to MAJCOMs, FOAs, DRUs, and Units. The ________ is a FOA that reports to the AF/A3 Deputy Chief of Staff, Operations. (1.2.1) AFWATCH At a minimum, Command Posts consist of the following functional areas ________, ________, ________, and ________. (1.4.1) Command and Control Operations (includes Emergency Actions processing capability [if applicable]), Reports, Training, and Systems. T/F: At the commander's discretion, Command Posts may review high-priority messages addressed to the installation commander/vice commander, and tenant wing commander(s)/vice commander(s) during non-duty hour periods, to determine whether the message warrants immediate delivery/action. (1.5.1) True.