SPOCMD700 — Hq Space Delta 7 – Intelligence Surveillance And Reconnaissance (isr)

SPOCMD700 governs the mission and command of HQ Space Delta 7 and its space intelligence operations.

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  • Publication number: SPOCMD700
  • Title: HQ SPACE DELTA 7 – INTELLIGENCE SURVEILLANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE (ISR)
  • Date: 2024-04-09

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It defines HQ Space Delta 7’s organization and responsibilities, including intelligence operations, training, equipment, threat environments, and command relationships. Compliance with the publication is mandatory, and it may not be supplemented or further implemented or extended.

Applies to: This MD applies to HQ Space Delta 7 and subordinate units and personnel.

Topics covered

  • Space intelligence operations
  • Delta 7 combat training
  • Intelligence systems and equipment
  • Threat environments
  • Command delegation
  • Force readiness programs

Questions and answers

What does HQ Space Delta 7 do in space intelligence operations?

HQ Space Delta 7 will generate, present, and sustain assigned/attached forces for the purpose of conducting space intelligence operations in collaboration with HQ SpOC and/or other stakeholders. (paragraph 1)

What threat levels must HQ Space Delta 7 be able to operate in?

HQ Space Delta 7 is organized/designed to operate up to and including Threat Level 5. (paragraph 1)

What training does Delta 7 CTD provide?

Delta 7 CTD trains (through Initial Orientation, Initial Qualification, Mission Qualification, and Advanced Specialty Training) the world’s premier Space intelligence professionals in the art and science of warfare through mastery of threat knowledge, adversary capability and warfighting technique, existing and innovative warfighting techniques, and friendly (U.S., Allied, and Commercial) system knowledge. (paragraph 2)

How is command delegated within Space Delta 7?

Commander, Space Operations Command (SpOC/CC), delegates command directly to the Space Delta 7 Commander (Space Delta 7/CC), who further delegates to Squadron Commanders and Detachment Commanders. (paragraph 3)

What force readiness programs must be managed?

Manage force readiness programs, including establishing and managing combat rotations, training, evaluation, certification, and scheduling. (paragraph 4)

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