SPFGM2026-13-02 — Command and Control

SPFGM2026-13-02 governs USSF command and control guidance for operational reporting, mission type order dissemination, and situational awareness.

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  • Publication number: SPFGM2026-13-02
  • Title: Command and Control
  • Date: 2026-06-26

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The publication implements SDP 5-0 and DAFPD 13-1 and establishes organizational responsibilities, authorities, and processes. It includes guidance on reporting procedures, MTO processing and dissemination, and commander situational awareness.

Topics covered

  • DAF operational reporting
  • Mission Type Orders
  • Situational awareness
  • Command and control architecture
  • MTO processing and dissemination
  • Installation C2 Nodes

Questions and answers

Is compliance with SPFGM2026-13-02 mandatory?

Compliance with this memorandum is mandatory.

What is the primary mechanism for communicating assigned missions to subordinate units?

Commanders use Mission Type Orders as the primary mechanism to communicate strategic, operational, and tactical intent to subordinate units regarding their assigned missions. (paragraph 4-5)

What does the Space Force Service Watch Cell do?

The SFSWC is the top of the Service C2 enterprise who acts on behalf of the Chief of Space Operations (CSO) to provide situational awareness, operational decision making, and dissemination of Service direction.

What are Installation C2 Nodes responsible for?

Installation C2 Nodes act as specialized endpoints for disseminating higher-level orders, support command directives, maintain situational awareness, and ensure timely operational reporting.

What does Chapter 2 provide for DAF Operational Reporting?

Chapter 2 of this SPFGM guides reporting procedures and identifies organizational roles, responsibilities, authorities, and procedures for the Service. (paragraph 4-5)

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