AFMAN11-2AC-130JV1 — Ac-130j Aircrew Training

AFMAN11-2AC-130JV1 governs qualification, mission qualification, continuation, and upgrade training for AC-130J aircrew members.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN11-2AC-130JV1
  • Title: AC-130J AIRCREW TRAINING
  • Date: 2023-09-26

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It addresses training prerequisites, ground and flying requirements, BAQ conversion, transition, difference training, MQT, and continuation training. It requires compliance and sets rules for overdue events, MR status, refresher courses, and crew size.

Topics covered

  • Qualification training
  • Mission qualification training
  • Continuation training
  • BAQ conversion training
  • AC-130J simulator refresher courses
  • Visual Threat Recognition and Avoidance Trainer training

Questions and answers

Can crewmembers fly overdue training events without supervision?

Crewmembers will not fly overdue events without instructor supervision. (paragraph 11-200)

What happens when MR events are not completed?

Failure to accomplish MR events in the MAJCOM-specific AC-130J RTM ground training table results in non-mission ready status, and the individual cannot deploy as a crewmember. (paragraph 11-200)

What is the purpose of the AC-130J systems and simulator refresher course?

The periodic refresher course is designed to improve standardization and to provide maximum training on normal, instrument, and emergency/degraded procedures. (paragraph 11-200)

What is the minimum crew size for the AC-130J refresher course?

The minimum crew size for AC-130J refresher course is an AC, copilot, and one AG. (paragraph 11-200)

When is the AC-130J refresher course not required?

AC-130J refresher course is not required for aircrew members who will not be flying the same type or similar aircraft beyond four months after their due date. (paragraph 11-200)

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