The Air Force's Web-based deployment tool, EAF Online, has been redesigned to give airmen more help with Air Expeditionary Force issues. The Aerospace Expeditionary Force Center here redesigned the Web site to give users more information, enhanced access and the convenience of a single source for all AEF deployment information. The center is the agency for implementing the Air Force's EAF concept. The site offers an array of information including deployment checklists, the AEF Commanders' Playbook, lessons learned, and the newest feature, the Commanders' Toolkit. The major attraction for deployers is the position descriptions with information on the duties, requirements and conditions of specific deployed positions.
Users get the information by first registering at the site, which establishes their profile.
Future logins will provide information tailored to the user's career field. The deployment checklist includes training, medical status and other qualifications required for deployment, as well as links to references. Commanders can track training requirements of their people. The Commander's Toolkit upgrade to EAF Online allows commanders to track the deployment status of their unit and people. Future enhancements will include a training module to track skill level training and a module to track operations tempo.