jspoc造句

• The 1st Space Control Squadron became part of the 614 AOC / JSpOC.
• The 614 AOC is co-located with and forms the core of the JSpOC.
• NROC serves as a back-up to the Joint Space Operations Center ( JSpOC ), located at Vandenberg AFB, California.
• In 2006, the JSpOC mission evolved and the unit grew, 9 SOPS continued to align closely with 614SOPS and 614 SIS missions.
• The Space AOC was redesignated as the Joint Space Operation Center ( JSpOC ) and moved into a new, larger facility still within the 14th Air Force HQ building.
• JSpOC force providers have earned many awards, including the Air Force Organizational Excellence Award in 1998 and the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award for 2005, 2006 and 2008.
• Combat Operations Division effectively directs the execution phase of operations and provides information on tasking responses to CDR JFCC SPACE, the other JSpOC divisions, upper command echelons, and theater space personnel for their space situational awareness.
• The US Strategic Command s Joint Space Operations Center ( JSpOC ) tracked the probe and identified at the start of December that Fobos-Grunt had an elliptical orbit at an altitude of between and, but falling a few miles each day.
• Then in 2003, the USSTRATCOM Joint Force Component Command ( JFCC ) construct was developed, and the Joint Space Operations Center ( JSpOC ) was activated under JFCC Space and Global Strike ( SGS ), which was soon re-designated JFCC SPACE.
• As of 2200 UTC on September 7, 2016, the JSpOC has identified 5 pieces of small debris in the vicinity of Sentinel 1A ( SCC # 39634 ), which they believe are the result of the small particle impact identified by ESA on August 23.
• Today, 9 SOPS is a growing unit of over 100 Space, Intelligence and Communications professionals, expanding the vital role of support of the 614 AOC and JSpOC . Throughout many changes in personnel and mission, 9 SOPS has been and continues to be a strong backbone to the Space Command and Control as well as Space Situational Awareness missions at Vandenberg AFB.
• Since its inception, the 614 SOPG has continuously operated the Air Force s command and control center for space operations forces, variously known as the Space Operations Center, the SPACAF AOC, and finally, the Joint Space Operations Center, or JSpOC . During its history, it also had responsibility for the mission of serving as the Extremely High Frequency SATCOM subject matter expert, as well as providing manning to the Global and Regional SATCOM Support Centers.
• The 614 AOC consolidates operational command and control of joint space forces, similar to the functioning of a traditional Falconer Air Operations Center, but is classed, by U . S . Air Force doctrine, as a " Functional AOC . " The 614 AOC, as the primary force provider to the Joint Space Operations Center ( JSpOC ), has supplied the Joint Functional Component Command for Space operations expertise to create space situational awareness and command and control space forces.
• Since its inception, the 614 SOPG has continuously operated the Air Force s command and control center for space operations forces, variously known as the Space Operations Center, the SPACAF AOC, and finally, the Joint Space Operations Center, or JSpOC . During its history, it also had responsibility for the 614th Space Communications Squadron and its mission of serving as the Extremely High Frequency SATCOM subject matter expert, as well as providing manning to the Global and Regional SATCOM Support Centers.
• The United States Air Force's "'9th Space Operations Squadron "'( "'9 SOPS "') is a space operations unit located at Vandenberg AFB, California . 9 SOPS operates the Joint Space Operations Center, or JSpOC, performing combat operations, plans, strategy and intelligence assessments enabling the commander, Joint Functional Component Command for Space ( JFCC-SPACE ) to command and control space forces by providing worldwide space effects to combatant commanders.
• The same day, JSpOC released orbital data for ten detected pieces of debris, five more than originally reported, including one piece that was large enough to initially be confused with the main body of the spacecraft . Amateur trackers observed what was believed to be " Hitomi " tumbling in orbit, with reports of the main spacecraft body ( Object A ) rotating once every 1.3 or 2.6 seconds, and the next largest piece ( Object L ) rotating every 10 seconds.