Which plan is associated with locations without a permanent Air Force presence?

The correct answer, which is the Expeditionary Site Plan, is specifically designed to address locations that do not have a permanent Air Force presence. This planning approach allows for the rapid establishment of operational capabilities in temporary environments. It outlines the necessary logistics, resources, and support elements required to effectively deploy forces and conduct missions in these locations.

In contrast, the other options reference different types of planning. The Base Support Plan focuses on areas where a permanent base exists, ensuring continuity of operations and resource allocation in established locations. The Base Support and Expeditionary Planning Tool is a resource used for both established and expeditionary bases but does not specifically target locations without permanent presence as the Expeditionary Site Plan does. The Military Value Assessment evaluates the strategic importance of various installations but does not directly correspond to the setup or support of operations at transient or temporary locations.