AFMAN11-2C-146AV3 — C-146a Operations Procedures

AFMAN11-2C-146AV3 governs procedures for operating C-146A aircraft in Air Force Special Operations Command worldwide missions.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN11-2C-146AV3
  • Title: C-146A OPERATIONS PROCEDURES
  • Date: 2019-03-22

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It covers command and control, mission planning, in-flight operations, crew responsibilities, takeoff and landing, landing zones, ARFF, advisory calls, and material security. Compliance with the publication is mandatory, and its procedures apply to AFSOC C-146A aircraft and Air Force Reserve units.

Applies to: Instructions contained herein apply to AFSOC C-146A aircraft.

Topics covered

  • Command and control
  • Mission planning
  • In-flight operations
  • Crew responsibilities
  • Landing zone operations
  • Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting
  • Material security

Questions and answers

What sources must be used to derive the local threat?

Derive the local threat from valid intelligence sources only.

What is considered adequate lighting?

“Adequate lighting” is equal to the illumination provided by one standard USAF light cart. (paragraph 2)

What should commanders consider if security teams and patrols are unavailable?

If a security response team and security patrols are not present, commanders should consider deploying or contracting security personnel. (paragraph 3)

Who is responsible for aircraft security at en route stops when carrying distinguished visitors?

The PIC is responsible for aircraft security at en route stops. (paragraph 3)

What must crew members present to be issued a weapon?

Crew members must present a current AF Form 523, USAF Authorization to Bear Firearms, to be issued a weapon. (paragraph 3)

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