AFMAN10-207_AFSOCSUP_AFSOCGM2026-01 — Command Posts

AFMAN10-207_AFSOCSUP_AFSOCGM2026-01 governs supplemental Command Post and specialized C2 operations across AFSOC units.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN10-207_AFSOCSUP_AFSOCGM2026-01
  • Title: COMMAND POSTS
  • Date: 2026-03-03

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The publication defines AFSOC Command Center and Specialized C2 Element roles, command relationships, deployment duties, and reporting functions. It requires coordination of support agreements, continuity materials, training activities, and records disposition.

Applies to: This guidance is applicable to all AFSOC units with a mission supporting AFSOC activeduty units and AFSOC- gained Air National Guard (ANG) and Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) units after mobilization.

Topics covered

  • Specialized Command and Control Elements
  • AFSOC Command Center
  • Command Post naming
  • C2 controller training
  • Special Operations Task Group deployments
  • Host-Tenant Support Agreements
  • Commander Critical Information Requirements reporting

Questions and answers

Is compliance with AFMAN10-207_AFSOCSUP_AFSOCGM2026-01 mandatory?

Compliance with this memorandum is mandatory.

What is the role of the AFSOC Command Center?

The AFSOC Command Center is considered a Specialized C2 Element and is the full-time, 24/7 C2 node directly responsible to the AFSOC Commander.

How are AFSOC assigned 1C3s deployed?

AFSOC assigned 1C3s will deploy with Special Operation Task Groups (SOTG) on a cyclical basis.

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