AFSOCMAN11-219V3 — Combat Aviation Advisor Operations Procedures

AFSOCMAN11-219V3 governs Combat Aviation Advisor aircrew and support aircrew operations in non-advisory operations.

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  • Publication number: AFSOCMAN11-219V3
  • Title: COMBAT AVIATION ADVISOR OPERATIONS PROCEDURES
  • Date: 2020-02-05

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Its chapters address crew complement and management, aircraft operating guidelines, airland operations, and adaptive mobility, ISR, and precision strike. It includes information and guidance on MELs, minimum operating equipment, single-pilot operations, flares, lasers, and IR pointers.

Applies to: This manual applies to all CAA aircrew members, supervisor and instructor personnel who are operating Non-USAF inventory aircraft in support of CAA aircrew members.

Topics covered

  • Combat Aviation Advisor operations
  • Non-USAF inventory aircraft
  • Crew complement and management
  • Aircraft operating guidelines
  • Airland operations
  • Adaptive mobility
  • Adaptive ISR
  • Adaptive Precision Strike

Questions and answers

What manual do CAA advisor operations follow?

CAA advisor operations follow the Air Force Special Operations Command Manual (AFSOCMAN) 16101 series.

What does Paragraph 4.2 cover for aircraft outside the USAF inventory?

Paragraph 4.2, Operating Guidelines now includes information regarding MELs and minimum operating equipment for aircraft not in the USAF inventory.

What guidance does Chapter 8 include?

Chapter 8 includes new guidance for flares, lasers and IR pointers.

What does Chapter 11 cover?

Chapter 11, Adaptive Mobility, replaces the previous Chapter 9 guidance and is more applicable to multiple airframes.

How must requests for waivers be submitted?

Unless prescribed within this publication, requests for waivers must be submitted through chain of command to the OPR listed above for consideration and approval.

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