.11 Flashcards
(CH1)
7 core competencies of army aviation
Accurate/timely info collection
Provide reaction time/maneuver space
Fuck up/with enemy forces
Air assault ground forces
air movement of stuff and people
Evac and recover personnel
Enable command and control
(CH1)
Ways to enhance the realism of training (1-2 par 1-7)
Imperfect intel
Degraded comms
Adaptive opposition
Realistic ROEs
Loss of key leaders
etc etc etc
(CH2)
What is in CH 2 of the .11
Descriptions for
- Aircraft definitions (Series, type, model etc)
-Task types
-1000, 2000, 3000 series task descriptions etc
-Condition, standard, description explanations
(CH1)
Self start provision for commanders
Commanders may start their own training program for a task not currently used/trained at the unit
Most experienced SP in unit will admin training. IPs will not train or evaluate task until they themselves have been GO’d by SP.
This can be used to reestablish NVD currency across the unit (if everyone goes pumpkin)
(CH2)
Define performance task
measure the ACM’s ability to perform, manipulate the controls, and respond to tasks affected by specific conditions and mode of flight
Hand eye coordination tasks
must be trained and evaluated in all modes of
flight for readiness level (RL) progression as designated by the master task list (MTL).
define 2000 series task
The 2000-series tasks are tactical tasks that act as building blocks for performing Army Aviation missions. Some 2000-series tactical tasks are mandatory (identified in the MTL) and others are optional
based on the mission of the unit.
Tactical tasks build on skills trained in base tasks and enable mission accomplishment. Tactical tasks include external load operations and tracking targets
Define technical task
Technical tasks measure the ACM’s ability to plan, preflight, brief, run up, or operate specific onboard systems, sensors, or avionics in flight or on the ground.
These tasks are not significantly affected by conditions or mode of flight.
Technical tasks may be evaluated in any condition or mode. The commander may mandate conditions or modes of flight based on the unit mission
define 1000 series task
The 1000-series tasks are base tasks that generally apply to all aircraft in a specific category. They are the entry-level tasks that are common sub-components of more advanced tactical and mission tasks.
They generally apply to operating the airframe and usually would apply to a civilian equivalent aircraft. The critical task list identifies all mandatory and optional 1000-series tasks.
What are the 7 parts of a task
Task title.
Condition statement.
Standard.
Description.
Considerations.
Training evaluations.
References.
What is a condition statement
The condition statement specifies the circumstances under which the task must be performed and identifies an initiating cue or triggering circumstance that lets the ACM know to accomplish the task.
It also lists materials, equipment, and personnel required for task accomplishment.
What is a standard
the minimum level of performance required for task proficiency
What are task descriptions used for
The description explains the preferred method for conducting a task to meet the standards. Tasks may be accomplished using other methods, as long as the task is done safely and the standards are met.
Task descriptions broken down into crew actions.
For all tasks the common crew actions necessary to meet crew coordination objectives are
-Perform crew-coordinated actions as specified in the task description.
-Monitor engine and aircraft systems operations.
-Monitor avionics, mission equipment, navigation, and communication operations.
-Maintain airspace surveillance and clear aircraft.
-Announce when attention is focused inside aircraft—except for momentary scans—and announce when attention is focused back inside.
What are task considerations
The considerations section of a task defines essential information the aircrew must consider when performing tasks under various flight modes (day, night unaided, and night aided while using a NVD)
and/or environmental conditions.
These considerations must be evaluated to determine risk associated with task performance under certain environmental conditions.
What do the training/eval requirements of a task detail?
Training and evaluation requirements define whether the task will be trained and/or evaluated in the aircraft, simulator, or academic environment.
Listing aircraft and/or simulator under the evaluations
requirements does not preclude the evaluator from evaluating elements of the task academically to determine depth of understanding or planning processes.
What do we do if the ATM is insufficient for a given task?
Task development process, its outlined at the end of chapter 2
What are an IPs responsibilities per the .11
CH 3 (3-4)
Serving as the primary technical and tactical expert for the aviation standardization program.
Administering the commander’s ATP.
Maintaining a high level of aircraft proficiency as a PC, instructor pilot (IP), and AMC
Providing expertise on unit individual, crew, and collective training to the commander.
Managing individual flight/training records.
Are flight surgeons RCMs, NRCMs, Or NCMs?
CH 3 (3-7)
They are RCMs, but are not part of the rated inventory per AR 600-105
What are the basics on NCMs?
CH 3 (3-7)
Non crew members;
Non-crewmembers must be fully integrated into the ATP to include individual aircrew training folder (IATF), individual flight records and
complete training and annual evaluation requirements per the MTL.
How is proficiency measured at the unit level?
CH4
Proficiency is measured in terms of the unit’s demonstrated ability to perform the tasks as stated in the approved METL,
Full METL proficiency is achieved when a
unit has attained a ________ level of proficiency in all METL tasks according to the training and evaluation outlines (T&EOs) in CATS and as defined in AR 220-1.
CH4
A “T” level of proficiency
What are some ways to mitigate risk? Where is the full list?
Full list CH 4, 4-5
Identify controls (Altitude caps, restrictions, cuttoffs)
Dont accept unnecessary risk
Make risk decisions at proper level
etc etc etc
RL progression is a prescriptive process mandated by ______ and must be strictly followed to ensure standardization across our force
CH 6 (6-1)
95-1
What is the CTL
CH 6 (6-2)
Commanders Task List; 7120
A commander’s directive to the ACM that mandates specific training and evaluation requirements
Task-based requirements derived from the unit’s METL and/or
collective task(s), UTL and the MTL
Designates authorized crew duty stations
Specifies the hours, tasks, iterations, frequency, evaluation requirements, and ATP responsibilities the ACM must meet
during the training year
Details on required training programs are found where?
Ch 6 (6-2) and
95-1 (CH 4, 4-5)
CBRN Requirements
CH 6 (6-3)
are required for RL progression and must be performed at least once annually after an ACM is RL1
When temperature is a factor or when the protective over garment is not available the aircrew protective mask will be the minimum equipment worn
When must ACMs undergo NVG refresher training?
CH 6 (6-3)
No 1 hour flight within 180 days
ACMs who undergo refresher training are designated NVG RL3
ACMs may not train 2000 and above series tasks under NVGs until
CH 6 (6-3)
Proficiency has been obtained in ALL 1000 series tasks in MTL for NVG.
Evaluators/trainers for NRCM NVD training must sit where?
CH 6 (6-3)
At a crew station without access to flight controls, except when evaluating crew coordination or giving LAO
Can you eval CBRN in the sim?
CH 6 (6-4)
Yes, as directed by the commander
When conducting emergency procedure training in flight, SP’s and IP’s are restricted from wearing
CH 6 (6-4)
Protective masks
