Web Mission Information Reporting System

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Web Mission Information Reporting System

• Quick Start Training
• Texas Wing Civil Air Patrol
• Operations Directorate

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Who needs this training?

• ICs, Alerting Officers, and ELT/MMs
• FROs
• Individuals working in Operations/Planning at
  missions or SAREXs

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Open an account

• If you are a member of a Squadron or Group your
  Group commander may authorize an administrative
  account for you.
• If you are a member of Wing staff you will
  contact the Operations Directorate to authorize
  access.
• Once your account is authorized you will be sent
  a username and a temporary password. The first
  time you use your account youll create your own
  personal password.

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WRITE DOWN YOUR PASSWORD IN A SECURE LOCATION!
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Now youre ready to begin
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In the left frame
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Youre ready to enter the mission A or B only
non-training missions.You can click on the next
box to make a training request. This function
basically replaces the form 10.
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For training and o-flights this information is
unnecessary. If you need to enter this
information for a mission it will be given to you
at the time of notification by the AFRCC..
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For most missions you may simply skip over this
part
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This information will be given to you at the time
it is assigned.
sheriff
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Again, this is information that will be given to
you at the time the mission is assigned.
Otherwise, leave it blank.
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Customer name is the hiring agency i.e. the
state, AFRCC, etc. The POC and email address
belong to the individual youre coordinating with
at that agency. There is a phone number field you
can add a phone number into if the email address
is unavailable.
Agency being supported
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This is typically the IC or ELT/MM information.
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What is the purpose of the mission?
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When? If you try to create the mission without an
end date it will not allow you to do this.
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Give an end date. You may need to edit this if
the mission carries over several days. The backup
date feature is especially helpful if youre
doing o-flights.
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These items must be authorized through proper
channels. Put a zero if unauthorized or not
applicable. It wont allow you to leave it blank.
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Double check your entries and if all is okclick
on submit.
Selecting this box will submit your information.
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If your entry is complete you will then be taken
back to the main mission list.Now, lets try
editing the mission by adding sorties.
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Once the mission number has been entered, you
will only need to add your sorties under that
number. If you are working a SAREX you may be
asked to enter sorties.
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Remember that mission number they gave you?
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Check all lines to be sure all information is
correct
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Items of note while entering information

• Under Agency Number/Comment if you didnt enter
  anything in the request mode, nothing appears
  here.
• Under the Air and Ground areas list the number of
  sorties planned.
• The rest of the items are pretty straight
  forward.

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Once you have requested your mission you must
enter your proposed sorties to receive approval.
Click once on the 0 in the air field of your
mission. You will be taken to the screen below.
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Important notes

• The sortie number displays new until you finish
  processing the first mission. After this happens
  it goes to 1 and then numbers the rest of the
  sorties sequentially.
• The REQ number will display until the mission
  is approved.
• The tracking number is any internal number your
  activity may be using.
• As you continue through the list (they are pretty
  straight forward), if you dont have back-up
  dates enter the actual date twice.

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After all information has been entered the line
will turn yellow.