US Army Combined Arms Center



Beyond the Joint Course – Airspace Control for Army Division and Corps Staff LeadersThe Army Joint Support Team (AJST) is an organization within the Combined Arms Center for Training (CAC-T) that provides training and education on Joint Air-Ground Integration at Hurlburt Field, FL and Nellis Air Force Base, NV. The primary joint course at Hurlburt Field is the Joint Air Operations Command and Control Course (JAOC2C). The purpose of JAOC2C is to educate and train U.S. and multinational personnel on Joint Air Operations Command and Control. The training objectives for graduates are understanding the:Fundamentals of joint air operations C2Associated joint C2 processesRelevant insights into key service-specific operations processes at the nexus with joint C2 processes.Training shortfalls during major exercises consistently reflected division and corps-level challenges with airspace control. JAOC2C is of sufficient depth to provide an understanding of the processes and participants in airspace control processes, but it is not intended to address division and corps staff processes in the context of these inherently joint processes. AJST is developing a course to address airspace control for staffs at these echelons, with the objective of fostering competency in the integration of airspace users via airspace control planning and the execution of these plans in current operations. Attendees will be NCOs and officers of all branches from E6 through O5 whose staff positions involve airspace users or airspace control, to include habitually associated Air Force personnel from the Air Support Operations Squadron. The pilot course is anticipated in late third quarter of 2016. You can contact the AJST Deputy Director, Sonny Clark, at 850--884-7498 or the AJST Operations Officer, MAJ Keith Williams, at 850-884-9389. ................
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