Which team is responsible for developing the AADP?

The responsibility for developing the AADP (Air and Space Operations Directive) falls under the C2 Planning Team. This team is integral to ensuring that air operations are effectively coordinated and integrated within the broader context of military operations. The C2 Planning Team focuses on command and control aspects, which include the development of plans that dictate how air defense operations will be executed in response to various scenarios.

The AADP itself involves strategic considerations about air defense operations, such as identifying potential threats and determining the appropriate responses. The expertise of the C2 Planning Team in command structure and operational planning makes them the appropriate team for this task since they play a critical role in formulating directives that outline the capabilities, resources, and employed strategies needed for effective air defense.

In contrast, the other teams listed may handle specific functions related to their areas of expertise, but they do not focus on developing the strategic frameworks necessary for air defense planning like the C2 Planning Team does. For example, Operations Management might oversee day-to-day function but lack the specific focus on development of high-level operational plans, while the Strategic Command Team and Air Defense Team may concentrate on broader strategic goals and tactical implementation, respectively.