TACP Intel

Overview

We are seeking an TACP Intel to support the AOC RC at Hurlburt Field FL in its mission to deliver joint theater environments and world class scenario generation and exercise control for operational C2 warfighter training.

B3H is a leader in building winning DoD and corporate teams. B3H provides the full spectrum of strategic planning, program management, acquisitions management, systems engineering & integration, cost analysis, training, systems requirements analysis, and instructional system design for the DoD. B3H delivers quality performance with complete government visibility and control. B3H Corporate headquarters are in Fort Walton Beach, Florida.

Responsibilities

• The TACP Intel contractor will develop and maintain operational and tactical level, intelligence integration and target collection processes and strategic planning/execution products in support of the AFI 10- 251 directives and 505 CCW Det 1 Mission Command Training Program (MCTP) requirements and tasks. The SME will lead the intelligence integration and planning effort for Det 1 in the development of all intelligence functions integral to each major MCTP (JTF, CJFLCC, Corps, Division) event and be responsible for the development and articulation of operational/tacticallevel intelligence guidance defined by and synchronized with the Air Operations Directive (AOD). During the exercise life cycle, this SME will propose and integrate intelligence related plans and processes to the CFACC and CFC as appropriate, coordinate with the AOC/ISRD to synchronize the collection and targeting effort in support of 5x major MCTP WFX events each year.
• The TACP will help build the production of collection plans and processes, will Observe Teach/Train Army and Air Force G-2 Collection Intel Integration teams and often work as the unit leader for Air Force intelligence functions and mission capabilities that support the interaction with multi-echelon (JTF – Division) training audiences.
• The SME interfaces with Joint Collection Boards and Joint Targeting Coordination Boards to assure and represent the CFACC’s intent for collection and targeting priorities.
• Will be proficient with the tactical and strategy intelligence collection and reporting tools currently being used in the operational environment as well as TBMCS.
• Will be required to attend conferences to represent Det 1 and Air Component/AOC/ISRD replication and to coordinate on collection and targeting issues with joint MCTP exercise planners.
• May be positioned forward with the training audience during event execution to represent the AOC/ISRD to the MCTP training audiences and to work closely with the MCTP Chief or Air Power (Det 1/CC) and the acting CFACC.
• The Intel SME will receive guidance and should be able to articulate all aspects of the Joint Operation Planning Process (JOPP), Joint Operation Planning Process – Air (JOPP-A) and AOC/ISRD processes to the senior Army and AF leadership forward. This guidance will then be distributed to the Air Component Team and the AOC replication cell (RC) to facilitate intel collection and reporting that feeds the targeting input to Strat, TET, MAAP and ATO production/execution processes. Interaction with General Officers on a regular basis will be required.
• During the planning process the TACP/SME contractor will work with Army and Air Force exercise planners for doctrinally correct, realistic and accurate replication, presentation and integration of airpower intelligence collection, reporting and effects contributing to the scenario. Items to review will be typical air component products for major (multi-echelon) MCTP WFXs. The INTEL/SME will contribute airpower-related oversight, processes and inputs to support and accomplish designated training objectives for the training audience.
• The INTEL SME contractor will review Operation Order Annexes as required by MCTP and provide changes/inputs if necessary. The contractor will contribute to storylines and events when required to fully exercise training objectives to be evaluated. Other planning tasks include attending Initial, Mid, and Final Exercise Planning (IEP, MEP, FEP) conferences, when needed, and other key meetings to advise and coordinate scenario development and operational/tactical level intelligence integration issues with MCTP and 505 CTS exercise planners.
• During execution the TACP/SME will advise, communicate and coordinate with AOC and 505 CTS to update air component products, as needed to integrate airpower effects and doctrinally correct procedures; articulate all aspects of airpower support and effects through intelligence related products and processes available to GOs, HQEs, HICOM and senior leadership; provide inputs and answers related to airpower capabilities and limitation in both the supporting and supported role; provide airpower inputs to senior leaders in HICOM and JFC staffs to enhance capabilities of aligned joint and coalition airpower integration requirements; interface and inform air component-related Joint Boards, including the Joint Targeting Coordination Board (JTCB) regarding airpower capabilities, constraints and effects and how Air Force intelligence can influence operations.

Qualifications

• 3 years of experience working with AOC/ISRD and/or Corps or Div level AF ISRLO duty with G-2 battle staff. 
• 3 years AOC, ASOC/JAGIC or TACP experience with Air Force TBMCS and Army Theater Battle Mission Command Systems (TBMCS). 
• Participation in two or more AOC/Joint exercises as AOC/ISRD or ISRLO and/or ISRD Plans Officer/LNO at Corps/Div; Intel observer, coach, trainer, mentor or participation as Intel Officer as part of an AOC white or replication cell.
• Experience as an Intel exercise designer / planner required. 
• Corps/Div TACP / C2 Ops experience required; AFFOR, MAJCOM Staff experience desired
• Bachelor’s degree required Master’s degree preferred Intermediate Level Education (PME) in-residence preferred
• Ability to use Microsoft Office, Adobe Pro required
• DoD Clearance Required

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