AFI11-2HH-60V1_USAFESUP — Hh-60 Aircrew Training

AFI11-2HH-60V1_USAFESUP governs HH-60 aircrew training, including sortie credits, NVG requirements, gunnery events, and currency.

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  • Publication number: AFI11-2HH-60V1_USAFESUP
  • Title: HH-60 AIRCREW TRAINING
  • Date: 2019-12-12

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The publication addresses basic and NVG sortie requirements, equivalent-day updates, gunnery events, and special categories for flight surgeons and HHQ aircrew. It requires training, currency, qualification, documentation, and instructor-upgrade standards, with provisions identified as applicable to AFRC or not applicable to AETC.

Applies to: This supplement extends guidance on procedures applicable to all United States Air Forces in Europe and United States Air Forces Africa (USAFEAFAFRICA) units and units under USAFE-AFAFRICA oversight.

Topics covered

  • Basic sortie requirements
  • NVG sortie requirements
  • Gunnery events
  • Flight surgeon training
  • Multiple qualification
  • Re-Currency Training
  • Aircrew instructor upgrade

Questions and answers

How is currency regained after a sortie or event becomes non-current?

Loss of currency does not affect qualification or certification. Regain currency by performing event. (paragraph 9)

When may a sortie or event be performed after currency is lost?

The sortie/event may not be performed except for the purpose of regaining currency. (T-1). (paragraph 11-401)

What training must HH-60 flight surgeons complete?

Flight surgeons whose primary assigned aircraft is the HH-60 will complete the following ground training requirements: (T-2). (paragraph 1-1)

What must a flight surgeon’s initial HH-60 flight include?

A flight surgeon’s Initial HH-60 flight will include a briefing emphasizing crew coordination, communications and the location/use of aircraft emergency equipment. (T-1). (paragraph 1-1)

How often must crewmembers fly in each aircraft when multiply qualified?

Crewmembers will fly at least once each 45 days in each aircraft and satisfy established currency requirements for each aircraft. (T-1). (paragraph 11-401)

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