Which system provides the force with an Air Control management, planning, and execution tool?

The correct answer is TAIS, which stands for Tactical Airspace Integration System. TAIS is specifically designed to integrate air control management, facilitating planning and execution within a dynamic battlefield environment. It provides commanders with the necessary tools to synchronize air operations, ensuring efficient use of airspace and resources. By consolidating data and streamlining communication, TAIS enhances situational awareness and decision-making for airspace management.

Other options, while related to different forms of command and control and operations, do not specifically focus on air control management. For instance, AFATDS (Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System) is primarily focused on fire support, to coordinate artillery. GCCS-A (Global Command and Control System - Army) offers broader situational awareness across the Army but does not specifically target airspace management. Similarly, the C2R Server (Command and Control Reference Server) provides information support but lacks the specific tools tailored for airspace integration and control that TAIS offers.