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Instructions to Complete Training
A. Classes are divided into two sections:
1. Aircrew Training Program ( for pilots)
2. Administrative Training (for all assigned to a DET)
These classes will be taught in a classroom when feasible. If classes are not given, go to www.flyosa.com and view the classes. Once complete, all assigned personnel will log on to http://quizstar.4teachers.org/indexs.jsp to record your attendance and understanding of the material. As a backup use Annex R of the DET 45 SOP to record and provide an AAR. To sign in use your NVARNG log in and the assigned DET45 password.
B: Uniform: Aviators =Flight suit : No-Aviators; DCU-s or flight suit: PT Uniform for APFT
C. Weapons =9mm for range
D. Equipment = SOP’s, Lesson Plans, Coputer Classes, Hand-s on equipment as necessary and as available.
E. References can be found as links or appropriate AR’s, FM’s etc as listed
F. Safety = all classea dn hands on will begin with a safety brief. Computer classes will be self briefed and are not high risk.
G. Who: Evaluators are as follows:
1. Aviator Training: SP/IP or individual if completed on a a computer
2. Administrative Training = will by conducted by persneel with the assigned additional duty. If it does not fall into an additional duty, the Commander will delegate or teach class. Safety classes wil be taught by the Safety officer. NCO leadership and Operations classes will taught by the Op’s Nco
H. What: Is evaluated is the classes listed. You will be graded online for the quiz and asked to provide an AAR.
I. Where: Training will take either at DET 45 classroom, hangar, or via computer at individuals location during the assigned time.
J. When: The training is monthly during drill when all feasible. Otherwise trainingcan be completedduring the training month. Instruction are on the log on page for the exams.
K. Why:Training is required to sustain skills in all required aspects IAW with Army doctrine, SOP’s, etc The scheduled training meets OSA, FORSCOM, DET 45 and Army annual training requirements.
L. AAR’s: will be completed at the end of quizes and at end of training.
Note : Links are not active on SOP. Go to flyosa.com for access
Aircrew Training Program
October / November / December
Emergency Egress
Icing - exam (optional online exam)
Night Study Guide - anatomy of eye, visual illusions, distance estimation ...
Risk Management TC1-210 par 5-3
Risk Management worksheet
Semi-annual wx brief / Semi Annual Wx Brief
Cold WX Ops - LP -exam
SOP Review - C-12
Flight Controls
Fuel System / Airport Operations to include runway incursions AC 97-73
RWY Incursions -web site
Propellers
Utility Systems
Aeromedical - Carbon monoxide, Spacial Disorientation, Middle ear...
January / February / March
ILS PRM Approaches
Airspace Study Guide / HIRTA - HIRTA PDF- HIRTA2 PPT - Classified is in safe. Contact unit intel for brief. A check binders for further HIRTA info.
ASE - lp / POL Safety -lp
Engines & Related Systems C-12 Study Guide
Landing Gear
April / May / June
Semi-annual wx brief
Thunderstorm/
Turbulance avoidance - lp- includes wx radar
Contingency Procedure Training / Mountainous - lp
& Desert Ops - lp
Mandatory Aeromedical Training for all US Army Aircrew
1. Altitude Physiology
2. Spatial Disorientation
3. Aviation Protection Equipment
4. Stress, Fatigue and Exogenous Factors / ALSE - lp
Fratricide Prevention Tng
Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum
July / August / September
Aerodynamics
Hypoxia - lp - exam / Aerodynamics
Hypoxia - lp - exam
Aeromedical -LP - exam
Spatial Disorientation lp - test
G-forces - lp / Regulations & Publications - review pertinent pubs on flyosa.com
Tactical & Mission Tasks
Administrative Training
October / November / December
Physical Fitness - AR 350-41
Leadership - AR 600-100
Fire Extinguisher Operation
Noise in Aviation
Noise Levels - XLS
OP's Only - Airfield Operations Chapter 1
FM-3.04.300 / Health Benefits Awareness - AR 40-3
Support of Family Members - AR608-99
Means Of Egress and Fire Protection
Stress and Fatique
OP's Only - Flight Operations Branch Chapter 2
FM-3.04.300 / Counter terrorism - AR 525-13
SAEDA -385-12
Suicide Prevention DA Pam 600-24
Vehicular Accidents - AR385-55
OP's Only - Airfield Services/POL Services Branch Chapter 3
FM-3.04.300
January / February / March
Information System Security - 380-19
Operations Security - AR 530-1
Ground Handling - DOC - PDF
OP"s Only - Aviation Unit Operations Chapter 4
FM-3.04.300 / Counter Terrorism
FOD - LP - SH –
FOD Damage Pics –
OHR Class
OP's Only - Safety Chapter 5
FM-3.04.300 / HAZCOM
Military Justice - AR27-10
PPE/ Including Fall Protection
OP's Only - Flight Records Chapter 6 Secton 1
FM-3.04.300
April / May / June
Equal Opportunity
Sexual Harassment
/Fraternization
AR 600.20
Command Information Program AR 360-1
OP's Only - Flight Records Chapter 6 Secton 2
FM-3.04.300 / Alcohol and Drug Abuse - LP AR 600-85
Weapons Qualification
NBC Training
OP's Only - Flight Records Chapter 6 Secton 3
FM-3.04.300 / Eye Protection -1 - 2
First Aid AR 40-3
Heat, Cold and hearing Injury -AR-40-5
Heat Cramps
Heat Injury
OP's Only - FM-3.304 Appendix A-C
FM-3.04.300
July / August / September
Code of Conduct/SERE - AR 350-1
Benefits of a Honorable Discharge - AR 350-21
OP's Only - FM-3.304 Appendix D-F
FM-3.04.300 / Water Safety Training AR385-15
Army Safety Program
ALSE - Jepoardy
OP's Only - FM 1-300
Appendixes G-I
FM-3.04.300 / Regulations & Publications - review pubs on flyosa.com
Common Task Testing FY06 CTG
Local SOP and TACSOP review
Law of War - AR350-1
Common Task Testing FY04 CTG
OP's Only - Annual review of flight records
FM-3.04.300
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