What must be coordinated between the CRC Section Lead and ADAFCO/ADAFCA?

• A. Flight Schedules
• B. Weather Data Exchange
• C. Friendly Fire Control Officer and Air/Missile Defense Direction Centers
• D. Maintenance Records

Answer: (C)

Coordinating engagement control and fratricide prevention between the CRC and the ADAFCO/ADAFCA is essential. The CRC Section Lead manages the battle picture, sharing radar tracks and threat assessments to keep the air defense network synchronized. The ADAFCO/ADAFCA are the fire-control officers who translate that data into firing decisions, while the Air/Missile Defense Direction Centers execute those decisions and coordinate intercepts. To avoid delays, misidentification, or accidental engagement of friendly assets, these roles must be aligned on target identity, status, and who has authority to engage. That tight coordination ensures the right target is engaged at the right time, with correct orders flowing to the direction centers.

Other areas like flight schedules, weather data, or maintenance records are not the primary focus of this inter-role coordination in the engaged defense context.