AFGSCI13-5307 — Wing Operations Center Management

AFGSCI13-5307 governs Wing Operations Center procedures for planning, executing, monitoring, scheduling, and deconflicting ICBM Missile Complex operations.

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  • Publication number: AFGSCI13-5307
  • Title: WING OPERATIONS CENTER MANAGEMENT
  • Date: 2024-04-10

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The publication establishes WOC organization, staffing, CUOPS and FUOPS missions, and coordination among missile wing groups and tenant units. It requires physical co-location of WOC members and gives units 90 days from publication to implement all procedures.

Applies to: It applies to Air Force Global Strike Command (AFGSC).

Topics covered

  • Wing Operations Center organization
  • Current Operations mission
  • Future Operations planning
  • WOC staffing structure
  • ICBM Missile Complex monitoring
  • Missile wing scheduling
  • Operational and administrative control

Questions and answers

What is the Wing Operations Center responsible for?

The WOC serves as the focal point for all missile complex planning, mission execution, and monitoring.

Who are the core members of the Wing Operations Center?

The WOC is composed of the following core members: WOC Director, WOC Deputy Director, Chief of CUOPS, Chief of FUOPS, and Security Manager.

What is the primary mission of Current Operations?

The primary mission of CUOPS is to monitor, and track all operations occurring in, or affecting the ICBM Missile Complex.

What does Future Operations develop for the Missile Wing Commander?

FUOPS develops a Missile Wing Forecast, Long Range Plans, Weekly Schedule, and Daily Schedules that present a comprehensive view of missile wing operations to the Missile Wing Commander (MW/CC).

How long do units have to implement the procedures?

Units have 90 days from the date of publication to fully implement all procedures.

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