Air battle manager vs force deployment planning and execution officer

Differences between air battle manager and force deployment planning and execution officer duties and responsibilities

Air battle manager example responsibilities.

• Manage and employ USAF weapons resources in offensive and defensive air operations.
• Configure and manage computer systems in accordance with DOD security requirements.
• Subject matter expert for all DoD aircraft, weapons and surveillance systems.
• Develop and evaluate changes to publications and policies governing battle management and C2 training.
• Produce realistic air combat scenarios.
• Protect national security interests by commanding U.S. and ally aircraft in combat situations.
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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.