What document guides the JFACC’s recommendations for total expected air efforts?

The Air Operations Plan is the document that specifically outlines the strategies and tactics for executing air operations to achieve objectives within a particular operational environment. When it comes to guiding the Joint Force Air Component Commander (JFACC) in formulating recommendations for total expected air efforts, this plan becomes essential. It typically includes detailed information such as air tasking orders, mission objectives, and guidance for integrating air operations with joint and coalition forces.

By utilizing the Air Operations Plan, the JFACC can ensure that all air effort is synchronized across various operations and campaigns, allowing for a cohesive approach to achieving air superiority and supporting overall mission success. This document reflects the prioritized air missions while considering factors such as available resources, rules of engagement, and logistical requirements. In this way, it serves as a crucial tool in implementing the broader strategies defined in other operational documents.