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Briefing: Mission Brief for Airstrike on ISIS Positions East of Damascus
Date: [20/06/2016]
Time: [06:30]
Location: [H4 Airbase]
Participants: [Participants]
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1. Objective and Scope
This briefing outlines the mission details for two F-16 aircraft departing from H4 airbase to conduct an airstrike on ISIS positions located east of Damascus. The objective is to neutralize ISIS forces in the designated areas and execute a successful withdrawal.
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2. Operation Details
Target Area:
•    Location: East of Damascus, encompassing three strategic areas.
•    Composition: Tanks and infantry.
Air Defense:
•    System: 1 SA-6 (Advanced air defense system, radar-guided, medium-range)
Friendly Assets:
•    AWACS Aircraft: Provides continuous surveillance and reports on air conditions and threats.
Other Forces:
•    Syrian Free Army: Neutral or ambiguous status forces in the area. Monitor their movements but they are not a direct target.
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3. Aircraft and Munitions
1. Aircraft: F16C Bl.50 – Weasel 2-1 (Ghost)
•    Munitions:
o    2 AGM-65D Maverick:
    Type: Maverick (Guided missiles for precision strikes)
    Usage: Against tanks and infantry targets.
o    2 GBU-10C:
    Type: Laser-guided bombs
    Usage: High-precision strikes against strategic and defensive structures.
•    Mission:
o    Use laser-guided bombs to strike strategic points and defensive structures in the primary target area.
o    Utilize AGM-65D for subsequent precision strikes on remaining tanks and infantry.
2. Aircraft: F16C Bl.50 – Weasel 2-2 (Popeye)
•    Munitions:
o    1 AGM-88C HARM:
    Type: High-speed Anti-Radiation Missile (Targets radar emissions)
    Usage: To neutralize the SA-6 air defense system.
o    2 AGM-65D Maverick:
    Type: Maverick (Guided missiles)
    Usage: Precision strikes on tactical targets and remaining defenses.
•    Mission:
o    First, neutralize the SA-6 air defense system with the AGM-88C HARM.
o    Follow up with AGM-65D for precision strikes on additional targets.
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4. Operational Plan
a. Preparation and Coordination:
•    AWACS Role: Continuous monitoring of air conditions and air defense systems in the target area, providing real-time updates.
•    Communication: Maintain constant communication between AWACS and strike aircraft to monitor SA-6 system positioning and friendly forces status.
b. Attack Tactics:
•    Weasel 2-1 (Ghost) Aircraft:
o    Initial focus on using laser-guided bombs to target strategic points and defensive structures.
o    Follow-up with AGM-65D to engage and neutralize tanks and infantry.
•    Weasel 2-2 (Popeye) Aircraft:
o    First priority is to neutralize the SA-6 with AGM-88C HARM.
o    Then conduct precision strikes on remaining targets using AGM-65D.
c. Egress Plan:
•    After the attack, both aircraft will follow pre-planned egress routes to exit the area swiftly and safely.
•    AWACS will provide real-time information on egress routes and alert the aircraft to any emerging threats.
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5. Risks and Mitigations
Risks:
•    SA-6 Air Defense System: Potential effective counter-attacks from the SA-6.
•    Syrian Free Army: Risk of accidental engagement or misidentification of forces.
Mitigations:
•    Target Neutralization: Ensure quick and effective use of HARM to disable the SA-6 system.
•    Coordination: Maintain careful coordination to avoid conflict with Syrian Free Army forces and minimize engagement risks.
•    Egress Routes: Ensure planned and secure egress routes for a safe withdrawal.
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6. Questions and Answers
•    Question: How long will it take to neutralize the SA-6 air defense system?
o    Answer: The SA-6 system will be targeted with AGM-88C HARM missiles. The time required will depend on the effectiveness of radar signal detection and missile targeting.
•    Question: What will be the course of action if there is a delay in communication with AWACS?
o    Answer: In the event of communication delays with AWACS, alternative communication methods will be used, and the aircraft will rely on their own radar and sensors to assess the situation.
•    Question: How will we handle potential interactions with the Syrian Free Army?
o    Answer: Monitor the movements of the Syrian Free Army closely and implement strategies to avoid conflict. Ensure clear communication and coordination to minimize the risk of unintended engagements.

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