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To fill needs where the Army is unable to fill the ground-fighting ranks, the Air Force is providing Airmen for ground fighter taskings in addition to long-provided JTAC (Joint Terminal Attack Controller) role. The drive for a JFO is grounded on meeting the maneuver commander's needs for a trained service member who can request, adjust and control various surface-to-surface munitions; provide targeting information for the joint terminal attack controller (JTAC) in support of Types 2 and 3 close air support (CAS) when the JTAC cannot see the target or the aircraft at the weapons release point; and perform autonomous terminal guidance operations (TGOs). Once students graduate from SOTACC, they must conduct a minimum of 12 controls per year to maintain their JTAC qualification This requirement will become resource-intensive upon CAS platforms as more JTACs are trained. |
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