What aspect of military coordination is primarily handled by the TACS?

The Tactical Air Control System (TACS) primarily focuses on providing operational support and command and control (C2) for air assets. This involves coordinating and directing air operations, ensuring that air power is effectively integrated into joint operations. The TACS plays a critical role in facilitating communications between ground forces and air support, allowing for real-time adjustments and responses to changing battlefield conditions.

The system is equipped to manage various functions such as airspace management, coordinating airstrikes, and providing situational awareness, all essential for effective air operations in support of ground missions. This specificity in supporting air operations distinguishes the TACS from other military coordination aspects, such as logistics, personnel deployment, or cyber operations, which fall under different organizational responsibilities.