Who will notify 108 WG/CP when aircraft are cocked-on or un-cocked?

The notification of the 108 WG/CP (Wing Group Command Post) when aircraft are cocked-on or un-cocked is primarily the responsibility of the Aircraft Commanders. This is because Aircraft Commanders hold the designated authority and responsibility for the aircraft and its operational status. They are trained to monitor various states of the aircraft, including its readiness for flight, and are required to communicate changes in that status to the command post to ensure operational safety and coordination.

The involvement of Aircraft Commanders is critical, as they need to maintain situational awareness regarding the aircraft, including its armament status, which directly impacts the safety of personnel and operations on the ground. Additionally, timely notification helps in managing the overall flight operation and facilitates proper response in case of emergencies.

Other personnel, such as flight line crew or aircraft crew members, may contribute to this process, but the ultimate responsibility lies with the Aircraft Commanders, who are specifically equipped and trained to make these notifications as part of their leadership role within the crew.