AFSPCI10-415 governs the Air Force Space Command Weapons and Tactics Program for space and cyberspace forces.
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It covers mission planning, critical self-analysis, tactics implementation, organizational policy, and roles and responsibilities. Compliance with AFSPCI10-415 is mandatory, and it defines requirements for weapons and tactics shops and their personnel.
Applies to: This instruction applies to all units involved with the training and employment of space and cyberspace forces, as well as Air National Guard (ANG) and Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) units supporting AFSPC.
The purpose of the AFSPC W&T program is to maximize the mission effectiveness of AFSPC space and cyberspace forces through mission planning, critical self-analysis, and the implementation of tactics. (paragraph 1)
Mission planning is an analytical process used to develop a deliberate methodology for the effective employment of weapon systems. (paragraph 1)
Critical self-analysis is a process by which (1) mission accomplishment is evaluated taking into consideration planning and execution performance, (2) deficiencies are identified, and (3) lessons learned are developed to improve future performance. (paragraph 1)
The AFSPC tactics cycle, shown in Figure 1, includes a development phase and an implementation phase. (paragraph 1)
W&T organizations should be established at all levels. (paragraph 1)