Hello Guys,
I am the CO of the Controller Wing at DCAF (Digital Coalition Airforce).
Our missions and training do not only revolve around the airframes we are flying, but employ also controllers of all sorts.
From Ground Controller of the Airports, Tower and Approach controller, or Airboss and Marshall on a carrier to combat controllers like IDO or WeCo on an AWACS or JTACs on the ground.
We have a step by step education plan for you to become a controller and senior instructors that will guide you through the process of becoming a good controller and give a tactical advantage to any airwing. This not only includes controlling, but also use of combined arms and scripts developed by our mission maker team to plan tankers, do CSAR (search and rescue) missions and provide an immersive experience for pilots and controllers a like.
With each certification you will become a more integral part of the squadron and of course you can also alternate between flying and controlling.
Check out our website for the recruitment page where you can also find a link to our discord if you should have any questions.
https://dcafoc.wixsite.com/home
Sure, we tend to combine this role with the JTACs, so if enough ground controll units are available we can have a Tactical Commander (you need to have combined arms) and JTACs to sync ground forces with strike missions and CAS. Some parts may be simulated by scripts if not enough command staff is available, but always better to have humans in that role.
