What type of information is provided in TACTICAL CONTROL?

TACTICAL CONTROL typically includes information formatted in a way that enhances situational awareness on the battlefield. This includes designations such as BRAA (Bearing Range Altitude Azimuth), bullseye references, and geographic coordinates, which allow air and ground forces to coordinate their actions effectively in a dynamic environment. The use of precise reference systems is essential for clear communication among units, especially in high-pressure situations where accuracy is critical for mission success and safety.

In contrast, logistical support information focuses more on supply chains and resources, operational weather updates relate to meteorological conditions affecting the operation, and GPS coordinates of targets might be useful, but they do not encompass the broader tactical control framework that integrates various reference systems and real-time situational updates essential for coordinated military operations.