Pre-Preposal_Conf_MX_Briefing.pptx

36th Rescue Flight MX Site Visit Mission Brief

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Mission Contract MX Battle Rhythm Challenges Significant Accomplishments

Outline

The mission of the 36th Rescue Flight is to support the 336th Training Group in the execution of all AETC SERE syllabi and provide evacuation of injured DoD personnel from remote training areas.

MISSION STATEMENT

Executes 1,512 flying hours/year Maintains MEDEVAC alert 250 days/year at Cusick, WA in support of initial SERE students (approx 50-60 days/person) Conducts day and night vector training 100 days/year for S-V80 students Conducts combat search and rescue demonstrations 74 days/year Flies aggression sorties 150 days/year, creating realistic evasion environment Flies 100 Jump missions per year Supports 6 TDYs for SERE Specialist training 30 days/year in WA and OR Conducts average of 10 SAVES/year (3 X mil, 7 X civ)

36 RQF Mission

Full spectrum AIEs: Hoist, Rappel, Rope Ladder, Fast Rope Water AIEs, Helo cast Paradrop Day Tactical Formation Cargo Sling NVGs

FLIR

Capabilities

FOL at Cusick, WA (Tacoma CP) Crew of 3 provide alert Saturday to Thursday w/ 1 helo Immediate response for field MEDEVAC of students Support vector aggression missions in field Other TDY support… 66th (SST) support via coastal water ops (Tillamook, OR), desert ops (Vantage, WA), jumps, vectors, and hoist Combat Rescue Officer Corps (CRO’s) support with night and day rescue device work as syllabus dictates Home Station Parachute training CSAR demo Hoist training Aircrew currency

OPS Tempo

NLATN

WLATN

FAFB

VANTAGE

TILLAMOOK

Local Area Orientation

Hoist KSKA NVG Trng Jumps & Hoist

9-1130

OG Staff

SOW Sched 1145-1300 SOW Sched 0745-0900

Weekly Battle Rhythm

All flying requires an SDO & Ops Sup Operating at TCP normally allows home station to only be able to fly 1 helo at a time

Typical Daily Battle Rhythm

Aircraft maintenance performed by Doss Aviation Site Manager: Mr. Dave Allee Contract Oversight Ops Group Commander: Col Dagvin Anderson Functional Commander: 36 RQF/CC, Maj Matt Johnson COR: MSgt Bergman(Chief), MSgt Clements Challenges No local MX Group, Officer, or Staff Required metrics and reports do not change w/ size of unit Contracting Officer: 2100 miles away

Contract Maintenance

Small fleet w/ two operating locations Highest utilization rate in UH-1N fleet for FY11, similar to KIKR for FY 12(no depot entire year) Manned as a flight, tasked as a squadron Primary duties, additional duties, PA events, exercises, and deployments Tenant Unit Hoist decertification Challenges

Outstanding Personnel:

CY 2012

Aviator Valor Award (AETC Nom): Capt Barnes 58 OG CGO of the Year: Capt Barnes

CY 2011

USAF Cheney Award: Capt Ken Green Aviator Valor Award (AETC Nom): Capt Price

CY 2010

Cheney Award (AETC Nom): Capt Ken Green Aviator Valor Award (AETC Nom): Capt Green Kight Award (AETC Nom): Maj John Beurer

Outstanding Programs 2013 CUI – Excellent rating 2011 CI – Excellent rating 2x HHQ Benchmarked COR programs in 2013 Flight & Ground Safety : “Model” program lauded by 92 ARW SE (SAV) Emergency management: “Best program on FAFB” 92d ARW EM Program Manager ( Feb 11 SAV) Kirtland SIB 1st H-1 USAF High Altitude Mountain Ops Training Program Reduces Risk Based on Army HAATs, Canadian School of Advanced Flight, and AF Weapons School

Other Special Recognition Flew 1 hleo ISO Angel Thunder Exercise Extreme WX trng for 9 int’l allied specialists…SOCOM lauded FY 13 Deployment: Capt Hart ISR 3 OEF/OIF Deployments in FY12: MSgt Gricks, MSgt Friedman, SSgt Hill deployed as Air Advisors McChord/Abbotsford airshow: SAR demo 365K+ 682 Lives Saved 2010: 19 Missions, 14 Saves 2011: 16 Missions, 17 Saves 2012: 15 Missions, 9 Saves 2013: 2 Missions, 0 Saves

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36th Rescue Flight

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