DAFMAN13-201_AFSOCSUP governs the planning, acquisition, use, and management of airspace for military operations.
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The publication covers alternatives, environmental considerations, and engagement planning for airspace actions. It also provides recommendations for unit airspace manager training programs and states that compliance with its attachments is mandatory.
Applies to: This supplement applies to Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) activities at Hurlburt Field, FL, and Cannon AFB, NM, which operate, administer and maintain airfield management/base operations functions and air traffic control (ATC) or navigational aid facilities.
Compliance with the attachments in this publication is mandatory.
A7.1. This attachment provides recommendations for content of unit airspace manager training programs.
Attend USAF Airspace Management Course: Within the first 6-months of assuming airspace manager duties, if possible, and update the proper SEI (if applicable) in individual’s personnel records (N/A to ANG).
Review all local operating procedures. (e.g., base airfield operations instruction/base flying regulation, etc.)
The wing plans on balancing this impact by activating the Sideshow MOA no more than four hours per day.