36WGI10-401 — Plans, Programs, And Readiness

36WGI10-401 governs the internal division of labor and coordination of plans, programs, and readiness for the 36th Wing.

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  • Publication number: 36WGI10-401
  • Title: PLANS, PROGRAMS, AND READINESS
  • Date: 2019-04-02

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It defines strategic planning functions for joint basing policy, military buildup and development, operational plans, and large-scale exercises. It assigns duties for planning, coordination, reporting, exercises, training, and readiness activities.

Topics covered

  • Joint basing policy
  • Strategic planning
  • Operational plans
  • Large-scale exercises
  • Readiness coordination
  • Military buildup and development

Questions and answers

What strategic planning functions must the 36th Wing Commander oversee?

Provide oversight and direction for the wing’s strategic planning functions. (paragraph 3)

Who coordinates wing-level and higher strategic exercise and training opportunities?

Employ 36 WG/XP as lead agent for synchronizing wing level and above strategic exercise and training opportunities. (paragraph 3)

What information must group commanders provide for the Strategic Planning Calendar?

Provide information on operational activities, to include major deployments, receptions, exercises and training to 36 WG/XPR weekly via the 36 WG/XP organizational e-mail box for inclusion in the SPC. (paragraph 3)

What joint basing reporting requirement applies to 36 WG/XPJ?

Meet all OSD and Joint Region Marianas (JRM)-imposed reporting timelines and objectives for joint basing-related issues. (paragraph 3)

What must applicable OPLANs and CONPLANs include?

Ensure applicable OPLANs and CONPLANs incorporate 36 WG considerations and accurately reflect 36 WG and AAFB capabilities, shortfalls and limiting factors. (paragraph 3)

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