It would take more than that, my geeky friend. In covert operations, AOCs could be a much simpler center than mentioned in the article. For instance, the AOC at Luang Prabang, Laos in 1970 consisted of a two room shack built out of old ammo crates. The briefing room had a few chairs, and a wall of maps of the military region thereabouts. The other room had a desk with a ledger upon it, where flight leaders listed their sorties and pilots hung out between missions. This shadow knows, because he was there. He was the AOC staff (inasmuch as it had one)>