Which element is NOT part of the ATO coordination folder?

The ATO coordination folder is designed to compile vital documents that support the planning and execution of the Air Tasking Order (ATO). This includes the Approved MAAP (Master Air Attack Plan) brief, which outlines the approved plan for air operations, and the Current JIPTL (Joint Integrated Priority Target List) brief, which identifies priority targets for air strikes.

The ATO changes and additional files are also integral to the coordination folder, as they track any alterations or updates to the ATO that may arise during the execution phase. These elements ensure that all participants in the operations have access to the most current and relevant information.

In contrast, STA (Special Team Assessment) reports do not typically belong in the ATO coordination folder. STA reports serve a different purpose, usually related to assessments of specific operations or units rather than the direct coordination of air operations. Therefore, the inclusion of STA reports in the ATO coordination folder would not align with its intended function of supporting the ATO process.