Advisor to command in combat vs force deployment planning and execution officer

Differences between advisor to command in combat and force deployment planning and execution officer duties and responsibilities

Advisor to command in combat example responsibilities.

• Configure and manage computer systems in accordance with DOD security requirements.
• Execute tactical control of assign AWACS E-3B aircraft.
• Stress attention to detail to staff due to the critically of the combat missions support.
• Ensure proper handling of HAZMAT and dangerous materials in compliance with DOD, EPA, and OSHA regulations.
• Conduct advisory and procedural control of combat aircraft performing close air support, airborne forward air control, airlift and reconnaissance.
• Analyze emerging contingencies/ training exercises to evolve/provide guidance/ services to CINC's on filling relate manpower personnel and logistics shortfalls.
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Force deployment planning and execution officer example responsibilities.

• Manage the organization's logistics operations via grind, air, and sea transportation.
• Configure and manage computer systems in accordance with DOD security requirements.
• Develop operational concepts (contingency plans) and training to transition logistics operations to the supporting forces assign to the AOR.
• Organize & facilitate planning conferences to ensure personnel and cargo deployment and redeployment requirements are being meet and phase accordingly.
• Planned/Coordinate and execute multiple/redundant communications plans ensuring positive communications with higher, adjacent, and subordinate commands in combat environment.
• Respond, assess and reset alarms including monitoring CCTV and conducting interior and exterior security checks.