Operations (general) FAQ: Difference between revisions

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General questions

What regulation has the requirements for an Operations Training Plan?

The requirement can be found in CAPR 60-3(I), paragraph 1-7.

Where can I find details on the Operations Qualifications application?

Operations Qualifications includes all Emergency Services, Cadet, Pilot, Counterdrug, Reports and Mission Availability modules so the member only has to go to one application to enter all their data.

The application under Operations called "Operations Qualifications" will allow the member to access the application. Then, you can use "Ops Quals" near the top-left where you can view or input information. This information will have to be validated or approved as defined by the rules in the corresponding regulations.

How do I contact the CAP National Operations Center?

Contact information for the NOC is:

National Operations Center
E-mail: opscenter@capnhq.gov
Voice: (334) 953-7299
Toll free (888) 211-1812 ext. 300

Where can I find the CAP mission symbols for different types of missions?

CAPS 72-2, Mission Symbols describes the use of mission symbols and prescribes the symbols to be used based on mission activity, approval authority and funding source.

https://www.gocivilairpatrol.com/members/publications/standards

What type of activity classifies as an AFAM?

Air Force Assigned Missions (AFAM) are defined in DAFI 10-2701, para 2.2

What are the requirements for the CAP Operations Officer specialty track?

Specialty track requirements for Operations Officer can be found in CAPP 211.

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 === What regulation has the requirements for an Operations Training Plan? ===
-The requirement can be found in {{Pub|CAPR|60-3(I)}}, para 1-7.
+The requirement can be found in {{Pub|CAPR|60-3(I)}}, paragraph 1-7.
 === Where can I find details on the Operations Qualifications application? ===
 Operations Qualifications includes all Emergency Services, Cadet, Pilot, Counterdrug, Reports and Mission Availability modules so the member only has to go to one application to enter all their data.
-There are links to the applications under both the CAP Utilities and the Restricted Applications sides in eServices. The application under CAP Utilities called ""My Operations Qualifications"" will allow the member to enter in his or her own information. This information will have to be validated or approved as defined by the rules in the corresponding regulations. The link under Restricted Applications called ""Operations Qualifications"" allows the member to enter in other members information based off permissions granted in the Web Security Administration application. There are additional modules, such as Validation and Suspension available under the Restricted Applications that are not available under CAP Utilities.
+The application under Operations called "Operations Qualifications" will allow the member to access the application. Then, you can use "Ops Quals" near the top-left where you can view or input information. This information will have to be validated or approved as defined by the rules in the corresponding regulations.
-You can also use the following link: Operations Qualifications
 === How do I contact the CAP National Operations Center? ===
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   National Operations Center
   E-mail: opscenter@capnhq.gov
-  Voice: 334-953-7299
+  Voice: (334) 953-7299
-  Toll free (888) 211-1812 ext 300
+  Toll free (888) 211-1812 ext. 300
 === Where can I find the CAP mission symbols for different types of missions? ===