Intranet Network Control AFi 17-2AFINC AFI 33-115

This book pulls together 4 key Air Force publications on the Air Force Intranet Network Control (AFINC).
AFI 17-2AFINC, VOL. 1 AIR FORCE INTRANET NETWORK CONTROL (AFINC) TRAINING 23 May 2017
AFI 17-2AFINC, VOL. 2 AIR FORCE INTRANET NETWORK CONTROL (AFINC) STANDARDIZATION AND EVALUATION PROGRAM 23 May 2017
AFI 17-2AFINC, VOL. 3 AIR FORCE INTRANET NETWORK CONTROL (AFINC) OPERATIONS AND PROCEDURES 23 May 2017
AFI33-115 AIR FORCE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT) SERVICE MANAGEMENT 16 Sep 2014

AFI 17-2AFINC prescribes basic policy and guidance for training United States Air Force Intranet Network Control (AFINC) crewmembers. Mission readiness and effective employment are achieved through the development and mastery of core competencies for AFINC crewmembers. It provides cyberspace operations examiners and cybercrew members with procedures and evaluation criteria used during performance evaluations on the Air Force Intranet Control weapon system. This AFI provides specific information and grading criteria for each crew position, special mission qualification (SMQ), instructor upgrade qualification, and Stan/Eval examiner objectivity evaluations. All evaluations fall under the Qualification (QUAL), Mission (MSN) or Spot (SPOT) categories. It prescribes procedures for operating the AFINC weapon system by providing mission planning guidelines, standard operating procedures, minimum forces, terrain, communication plan, vulnerability/operating window, deconfliction plan, abort criteria and contingency plan and weapon system health/status.

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Other related titles we publish:
Network Attack System (NAS) Vol. 1, 2 & 3
Air Force Cyberspace Defense (ACD) Vol. 1, 2 & 3
Air Force Cyberspace Training Publications Vol. 1, 2 & 3
Air Force Cyberspace Operations
Air Force Cyberspace Security and Control Systems (CSCS) Vol. 1, 2 & 3
Air Force Cyberspace Defense Analysis (CDA) Vol. 1, 2 & 3