CFETP1H0X1 governs aerospace physiology training, qualification standards, career progression, and badge requirements.
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It covers specialty duties, skill-level progression, training decisions, professional certifications, parachutist and aircrew badges, and technical resources. It requires core-task documentation, certification of qualifications, and specified training for AFSC awards and upgrades.
MANDATORY: Use automated training management systems (i.e. myTraining) to document technician qualifications to a go/no-go level, “3c.” (paragraph 2)
The AFCFM, 1H0X1s, has waiver authority for core tasks identified in this plan. (paragraph 2)
Do not count non-military jumps toward individual total jumps.
All awarded parachutists badges are permanent unless revoked. (paragraph 8)
A non-CEA may qualify for an aircrew member badge when the member is: (1) qualified for aviation service, (2) assigned an active or inactive flying status code, and (3) not separated, suspended, or disqualified from aviation service.