DAFMAN13-212V3_ACCSUP governs operational requirements and alternatives for cyberspace range planning and operations.
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It describes the Cyber Test and Training Range, its missions, capabilities, shortfalls, and support for cyberspace activities. It requires shortfall justification, remediation actions, mission-impact identification, proposed actions, and alternative solutions.
Applies to: This publication applies to all civilian employees and uniformed members of the Regular Air Force, the Air Force Reserve, the Air National Guard, and those who are contractually obligated to comply with DAF publications (when assigned to or working under Air Combat Command).
The Cyber Test and Training Range (CTTR), located Joint Base San Antonio, TX, is managed by the 346th Test Squadron (346 TS) and is operationally and organizationally tasked to provide an operationally relevant environment to support cyberspace test, training, exercises and mission rehearsals.
Provide support factors justifying the shortfall.
Outline actions taken to remediate the shortfall internal to the organization.
Identify the impacts to the unit mission.
Provide specific details, descriptions and proposed actions. (paragraph 3)