AFMAN10-3505V2 — Joint Terminal Attack Controller Standardization And Evaluation Program

AFMAN10-3505V2 governs Air Force standards for training, certifying, and qualifying personnel as Joint Terminal Attack Controllers.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN10-3505V2
  • Title: JOINT TERMINAL ATTACK CONTROLLER STANDARDIZATION AND EVALUATION PROGRAM
  • Date: 2023-11-07

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It covers JTAC roles, guidance, transfers, deployments, and evaluation procedures, including ground-phase, mission, JTAC-I, and JTAC-E evaluations. It also addresses written examinations, waivers and extensions, trends, board business, corrective actions, and controlled read file formats.

Applies to: This publication applies to all civilian employees and uniformed members of Regular Air Force, the Air Force Reserve, the Air National Guard, and those who are contractually obligated to comply with Department of the Air Force (DAF) publications engaged in JTAC Training.

Topics covered

  • JTAC evaluation procedures
  • Ground-phase evaluation exams
  • MSN evaluation downgrades
  • JTAC qualification waivers and extensions
  • JTAC program trends
  • SEB old and new business
  • Controlled Read File formats

Questions and answers

What must Ground-Phase evaluation exam reporting include?

Ground-Phase evaluation exams administered, passed, failed. Compute average score in each category. (paragraph 5)

What must be listed for missed questions on Ground-Phase evaluations?

Missed questions. (Listing of missed questions and number of occurrences). (paragraph 5)

What waivers and extensions must be identified?

Identify all waivers and extensions submitted whether approved or not yet approved (examples extend period of JTAC qualification, experience waiver for JTAC-E upgrade, JTAC-E approved for non-USAF JTAC-E support). (paragraph 6)

How must new, continuing, and resolved trends be reported?

Identify new, continuing, and resolved trends. Where necessary, report corrective action as OPEN/CLOSED, the OPR(s), and any suspense date. (paragraph 7)

What happens to items left open from the last board meeting?

Enter the disposition of any items left open from last board meeting. If final action was taken on an item during the period, state the action taken and then close the item if approved by the board chairman. (paragraph 8)

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