ACCMAN11-2E-9V1 — E-9—aircrew Training

ACCMAN11-2E-9V1 governs minimum training and qualification standards for E-9 aircrew under Air Combat Command authority.

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• Publication number: ACCMAN11-2E-9V1
• Title: E-9—AIRCREW TRAINING
• Date: 2025-02-26

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ACCMAN11-2E-9V1 covers initial, mission, aircraft commander, instructor pilot, and continuation training for E-9 aircrew. It addresses ground training, flying requirements, currencies, recurrencies, sortie requirements, and proration of training.

Applies to: It applies to all E-9 aircrew under Air Combat Command (ACC) authority, including Air Force Reserve (AFR) or Air National Guard (ANG) personnel that operate E-9 aircraft.

Topics covered

• Initial Qualification Training
• Mission Qualification Training
• Aircraft commander training
• Instructor pilot upgrade
• Continuation training
• Pilot currencies and recurrencies
• Sortie requirements
• Training proration

Questions and answers

Who is eligible to enter continuation training for E-9A pilots?

Aircrews must have completed MQT, be qualified IAW ACCMAN 11-2E-9V2 and have been certified as BMC to be eligible to enter CT. (paragraph 3)

Can ground training completed during IQT or MQT count toward continuation training?

Ground training in Table 4.1 accomplished during IQT/MQT may be credited toward CT requirements for the training cycle in which it was accomplished. (paragraph 3)

What does a proficiency sortie allow pilots to practice?

Allows pilots to practice instrument, transition, and EPs. (paragraph 4)

What can a sortie be to regain currency?

Sortie can be a mission or PP sortie to regain currency. (paragraph 3)

What happens when aircrew fail to complete end-of-cycle requirements?

Aircrew who fail to complete requirements of this volume may require additional training depending on the type and magnitude of the deficiency. (paragraph 4)

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