AFRCMD11-067 governs the mission, command relationships, and responsibilities of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Units.
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It identifies MQ-9 and RQ-4 functions, command relationships, administrative control, and support and training duties. Compliance with the publication is mandatory, and it may not be supplemented.
Applies to: This Mission Directive applies to individuals assigned to HQ AFRC.
Conduct MQ-9 or RQ-4 functions in support of Combatant Commander Requirements and Air Force Formal training. (paragraph 1)
Remotely Piloted Aircraft units perform intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions, electronic attack, strike missions, suppression and/or destruction of enemy air defense, network node or communications relay, combat search and rescue, special operations forces support missions, Direct Action support, strike coordination and reconnaissance, air interdiction, and close air support and derivations of these themes. (paragraph 1)
Reports through their assigned chain of command to the Tenth Air Force Commander. (paragraph 2)
Exercises administrative control over assigned personnel. (paragraph 2)
Provide administrative support and training oversight of the assigned personnel. (paragraph 3)