AFTTP3-4.13V1 — Air Mobility Liaison Officer

AFTTP3-4.13V1 governs tactics, techniques, and procedures for employing air mobility liaison officers in joint air mobility operations.

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  • Publication number: AFTTP3-4.13V1
  • Title: AIR MOBILITY LIAISON OFFICER
  • Date: 2019-03-01

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It covers AMLO mission planning, preparation, and execution, including joint forcible entry, landing zone, drop zone, defense support to civil authorities, and evacuation operations. It includes airfield assessment methods, mission support, advising, and in-garrison and deployed responsibilities.

Applies to: This publication applies to the operating forces of the regular Air Force, Air Force Reserve, and Air National Guard.

Topics covered

  • Air mobility liaison officer mission planning
  • Joint air mobility operations
  • Landing zone operations
  • Drop zone operations
  • Airfield assessment
  • Semi-Prepared Airfield Condition Index
  • Airfield layout and taxi planning
  • Cargo and ground/load teams

Questions and answers

What operations do AMLOs perform and instruct in garrison?

AMLOs in-garrison perform and instruct LZ operations. (paragraph 3)

What does the landing zone assessment ensure?

The purpose of the LZ assessment is to ensure the safety of the aircrews and to verify the AF Form 3822, Version 1, Landing Zone Survey or tactical survey obtained from the ZAR database or regional AOC. (paragraph 4)

What are the steps for rating a semi-prepared airfield?

The method for rating the condition of semi-prepared airfields has four steps: 1. Divide the airfield into features and sections. 2. Inspect the airfield and identify the distresses. 3. Calculate the rating for each section. 4. Use the ratings to determine if the airfield is safe (see Table 9.6, SPACI Conditions). (paragraph 4)

What does SPACI calculate?

SPACI is a process to objectively calculate the overall condition of the LZ using the distresses found on the LZ. (paragraph 4)

What criteria must training and contingency sites meet?

Training sites must meet green criteria, contingency sites must meet amber criteria.

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