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Air & Space Expeditionary Force

Air & Space Expeditionary Force. MSgt Lee McGuire AFPC/DPWSM 23 Mar 10. Overview. Air and Space Expeditionary Force (AEF) AEF Tempo Bands Posturing and Coding CCDR Top 10 and Tour Length Shift Deployed Personnel and Locations Tasking Process ART Reporting AEF Online Tools .

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Air & Space Expeditionary Force

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  1. Air & SpaceExpeditionaryForce MSgt Lee McGuire AFPC/DPWSM 23 Mar 10

  2. Overview • Air and Space Expeditionary Force (AEF) • AEF Tempo Bands • Posturing and Coding • CCDR Top 10 and Tour Length Shift • Deployed Personnel and Locations • Tasking Process • ART Reporting • AEF Online Tools

  3. Air and Space Expeditionary Force (AEF) • Force generation construct that allows the Air Force to prepare and present forces (capabilities) globally • Meet Combatant Commander requirements • Provide Airmen deployment predictability • Maintain home station readiness

  4. AEF Tempo Bands GFM EOC GFM EOC GFM EOC GFM EOC Months 6 12 36 30 24 18 48 42 Enabler = Strategic Capabilities R I S K R I S K 1:4 AF Postured; 4-Month Vulnerability Period 1/2 3/4 5/6 7/8 9/10 1/2 3/4 5/6 7/8 9/10 1/2 3/4 A Low 1:4 AC Postured; 6-Month Vulnerability Period B Sig 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 1:3 AC Postured; 6-Month Vulnerability Period C Mod 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1:2 AC Postured; 6-Month Vulnerability Period D 1 2 2 3 1 2 3 1 Sig 1:5 ARC Mob-to-Dwell; 6-Month Vulnerability Period / 9-Month Mobilization M 2 1 7 3 4 6 8 9 5 1:1 AC Postured; 6-Month Vulnerability Period E 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 High 1:4 ARC Mob-to-Dwell; 6-Month Vulnerability Period / 9-Month Mobilization N 2 1 7 3 4 6 8 5

  5. Example of Band Assignment 180 900 540 120 600 360 840 240 480 720 960 Total Requirements = 100 Total Forces Available = 385 Low UTCs will cover three rotations And will be in Band D at a 1:2 Deploy-to Dwell Mod RISK 1:2 Postured in 179-day blocks D Sig 1 2 3 (129) (128) (128) High (2680) 12 6 18 30 MONTHS 24

  6. Posturing and Coding UTCs • UTCs are made visible and available through posturing and coding • Posturing = visibility; Coding = availability Posturing Coding 1:4 A / B DWS/AWS – Supports the full range of military operations DXS/AXS – Home station support, can normally deploy 1:3 C DPS/APS – CCDR in-place mission, can deploy with risk 1:2 D DWX/AWX – Available upon reaching minimum surge DXX/AXX – Home station support, not normally available 1:1 E DPX/APX – CCDR in-place mission, not normally available

  7. Top 10 CCDR Requirements by AFSs (365-day/Officers) (*) Jan – Dec 10 (% of tot. AF authorization for career field) (2.5%) (3.0%) (2.4%) (3.8%) (*) (1.3%) (5.6%) (.30%) (1.3%) 3 Mar 10

  8. Top 10 CCDR Requirements by AFSs (365-day/Enlisted) (1.55%) Jan – Dec 10 (% of tot. AF authorization for career field) (.34%) (1.3%) (1.1%) (.37%) (.12%) (.15%) (.40%) (.23%) (.06%) 3 Mar 10

  9. Top 10 CCDR Requirements by AFSs (179-day/Officers) Dec 09 – May 10 (% of tot. AF authorization for career field) (18%) (8.0%) (6.7%) (4.6%) (5.2%) (8.3%) (*) (12%) (14.7%) 3 Mar 10

  10. Top 10 CCDR Requirements by AFSs (179-day/Enlisted) (15%) Dec 09 – May 10 (% of tot. AF authorization for career field) (11%) (14%) (17%) (11%) (6%) (3%) (2%) (19%) (11%) 3 Mar 10

  11. Tour Length Shift Over Time 365-day (CY10) 179-day (D09-May10) 120-day (AEF 3/4) 30,847 Requirements 16,826 12,588 1,433 Sep 07 Jan 08 May 08 Sep 08 Jan 09 May 09 Jan 10 Sep 09 Mar10 60% of taskings > 120-days 4 Mar 10

  12. How we deploy:AF vs. Joint Joint AF Total JET: 4,023 IA: 2,499 30,847 Requirements 365-day 120-day 179-day 21% of taskings are Joint 4 Mar 10

  13. USAF Deployed Today Standard Force Solution: 30,381 Joint Expeditionary Tasking: 5,303 Individual Augmentee: 2,773 TOTAL: 38,457 112,823 Airmen deployed in CY 09 4 Mar 10

  14. AEF Deployment Locations

  15. IDO & MOF accepts taskings at Wing 15 day clock starts IPR notifies UDMs UDMs prepare eligible unit Airmen Unit CC/UDMs assign names & provide to IPR; Airmen notified IPR inputs names in system and creates orders Airmen process thru mobility line (>25) or complete individual checklist Wheels Up Aircraft Departure Tasking Process Units process shortfalls as required Key IDO/MOF IPR Unit Airmen

  16. ART Reporting: How you can help! • ART Timeliness and Accuracy • Minimizes late notice shortfalls / reclamas / re-taskings • Ensures units only tasked for what they can provide • Properly tracks residual forces • Places the right people in the right place • Used by all levels of command to determine the health of the force • Substitutions generally not allowed in planning • ART upward assessments discouraged Update every 30 days or within 24 hrs of change

  17. AEF Online Website https://aef.afpc.randolph.af.mil/

  18. Commander’s Toolkit Enables commanders or UDMs to quickly check medical, dental readiness and duty status Commanders have near real-time direct access to unit Individual Medical Readiness (IMR) status and due / overdue reports Updated weekly All Airmen can check Personal Deployment Preparedness

  19. Guides to the AEF • - IDOs, UDMs, IPRs, TMFs & Wing/Unit Senior leaders • WG, GP, SQ and flight level CCs/CVs and Command-level leaders • TSgts to general officer https://aef.afpc.randolph.af.mil/education.aspx

  20. Air Force Personnel Center

  21. BACK-UP SLIDES

  22. AEF Deployment Terms Defined • Standard Force Solution: Mission ready, joint capable force with associated table of organization and equipment executing its core mission. • Joint Expeditionary Tasking (JET): Non-Standard Sourcing Solution • Joint Force/Capability Solution: A service providing a force / capability its core mission in place of another service’s core mission. • (EX: Engineering Battalion – Construction, filled by AF Red Horse) • In-Lieu-Of (ILO): A standard Force that is deployed/employed to execute missions and tasks outside its core competencies. (EX: SF Team performing Detainee Operations) • Adhoc: Consolidation of individuals/equipment from various commands/services formed into a deployable/employable entity, properly manned, trained and equipped to meet the supported commander’s requirements. • (EX: Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT) sourced w/ Navy & AF personnel) • Individual Augmentee (IA): Personnel on JMDs serving at a HQ level in support of a COCOM. (EX: AF service member filling a billet on CSTC-A staff)

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