AMD Employment Tenets & Guidelines
Equal volume of fires in all directions.
Balanced Fires.
Air or missile attack is iminent or in progress.
Providing real-time air picture from local radar is the purpose of this C2 system.
FAAD.
Name the three interface elements.
Interface Units; Data Link Interfaces; Voice Coordination.
J2.0
Indirect PPLI.
Early Engagement.
Positioning sensors/weapons to engage enemy targets prior to their ordnance release or target acquisition.
ADW White.
Air or missile attack is improbable.
This system provides air & missile defense planning capabilities, as well as connectivity to the Data Dissemination Service.
AMDWS.
This type of IU is capable of receiving and transmiting on multiple links, but cannot forward between them.
Concurrent Interface Unit (CIU).
Land Point/Track.
J3.5
Positioning sensors/weapons so the enemy is exposed to an increasing volume of fires as it approaches.
Defense in Depth.
Air threat is within 30km of AO.
LADW Lookout.
This system provides airspace command & control, planning, and situational awareness.
TAIS.
Units utilizing Link 11B are referred to on the network as these.
Reporting Units.
J9.0
Command Message.
Mutual Support.
The fires of one weapon can engage targets in the dead zone of another adjacent weapon.
ADW Yellow.
Air or missile threat is probable.
This system can be configured to provide online, real-time data extraction and reduction, provide a full C2 capability, and allow the user to select the number of Tactical Links and the maximum number of tracks that can be supported by the system.
ADSI.
Surveillance tracks are organized into this Network Participation Group and consist of these J-Series messages.
NPG 7; J3.X
J7.3
Pointer Message.
Overlapping Fires.
Weapons are positioned so their engagement envelopes overlap.
LADW Dynamite.
Air threat is within 15km of AO.
This system provides the ability to exchange data over serial, LAN, WAN, and SATCOM.
CDLIM.
This number is used for the IU of the pseudoaddress.
176.
Pairing Message
J10.6