AFMAN11-2A-10CV2 — A-10c--aircrew Evaluation Criteria

AFMAN11-2A-10CV2 governs criteria and procedures for A-10C flight evaluations, including airwork and precision approaches.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN11-2A-10CV2
  • Title: A-10C--AIRCREW EVALUATION CRITERIA
  • Date: 2023-11-06

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It covers airwork, advanced handling, tactical maneuvering, precision approaches, mission evaluations, and emergency procedures evaluations. It requires specified emergency procedures and precision approaches to be evaluated and annotated.

Applies to: It establishes criteria and procedures for A-10C flight evaluations and applies to all A-10C units, including those in the Air Force Reserve (AFR) and Air National Guard (ANG).

Topics covered

  • Airwork
  • Advanced handling
  • Tactical maneuvering
  • Precision approach
  • Mission evaluations
  • Emergency procedures evaluations
  • Weapons employment results

Questions and answers

How many emergency procedures must be evaluated during each phase of flight?

The FE will evaluate a minimum of two emergency procedures per the pretakeoff, takeoff, and landing phases of flight. (T-1). (paragraph 3)

Which emergency procedures must the flight examiner evaluate?

The FE will evaluate all BOLDFACE procedures. (T-1). (paragraph 3)

What must be flown to complete the flight evaluation?

FEs ensure that at least one precision approach (PAR or ILS) is flown and annotated to complete the flight evaluation. (paragraph 3)

Where should mission evaluations be conducted?

Mission evaluations should be conducted in the primary DOC of the unit. (paragraph 4)

What should the emergency procedures evaluation use?

The EPE should be conducted in the highest fidelity training device available, or via table-top verbal evaluation if necessary. (paragraph 1)

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