Base Support Plans (BSP) are primarily developed for locations that have what kind of presence?

Base Support Plans (BSP) are specifically designed for locations where there is a permanent Air Force presence. This is because BSPs outline the comprehensive support capabilities and resources necessary to sustain operations at bases where the military has established a long-term commitment.

When a base has a permanent presence, it typically involves a consistent workforce, various operational requirements, and long-term infrastructure planning, which the BSP is crafted to address. The plans incorporate aspects such as supply chain logistics, personnel management, and facility maintenance tailored to the permanent dynamic at these locations.

In contrast, other types of presence, such as temporary or fluctuating military setups, may not warrant the same comprehensive planning as established in BSPs. Such situations might rely on more flexible or ad hoc arrangements rather than the stringent and detailed operational structure required by a permanently stationed force.