05_Vance_FOS_Site_Visit_Slides_(7_Jan_14).pdf
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The Vance FOS Site Visit slides illustrate some of the areas toured during the Pre-proposal Conference/Site Visit. Note These slides were not part of the presentation.
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UNCLASSIFIED
FOS Site Visit Tour
Flight Operations Support AGE – Bldg 125
• Maintains 525 pieces of
AGE & Centralized
Aircraft Support System
(CASS) equipment
• All tools & tech data contained within (eTools)
Flight Operations Support PMB – Bldg 119
• Plastic Media Blast
Facility
– Strips paint off of
AGE/Support Equipment
Flight Operations Support Field Maintenance – Bldg 128
• Building Contains:
– Paint Shop
• Paints small aircraft parts
(wheels, flight control surfaces)
• Paints Centralized Aircraft
Support System (CASS) islands on flightline
Flight Operations Support Field Maintenance – Bldg 128 (cont.)
• Building Contains (cont.):
– Electric Shop
• Sealed Lead Acid Battery
(SLAB) maintenance
• Contains several locally manufactured test stands for generators & control panels, inverters, relay panels, etc.
– Battery Shop
• 6 battery chargers
• Battery storage room
Flight Operations Support Field Maintenance – Bldg 128 (cont.)
• Building Contains (cont.):
– Welding Shop
• Flame Sprayer for plastic or Teflon coating
– Machine Shop
– Sheet Metal Shop
– Quality Assurance Office
– Repair Cycle Management
Flight Operations Support Field Maintenance – Bldg 128 (cont.)
• Building Contains (cont.):
– Instrument/Avionics Shop
• Limited Repair Capability
– Component Circuit
Cards
– Instruments not FAA certified
• Radio Test Set
Flight Operations Support Field Maintenance – Bldg 128 (cont.)
• Building Contains (cont.):
– TMDE/PMEL
• Repair, calibration and certification of equipment
• 2600 TMDE units, including:
– 690 units calibrated by other agencies
– 53 on-site calibrations
Flight Operations Support Hangar 129
• Capacity: Est. 10 T-38s/
T-6As or 5/6 T-1s
• Primarily used for:
– Heavy maintenance
– Crash Recovery
– Contract Field Teams
– Minor Paint Touch-up
• Wheel & Tire Shop
• Wash Rack
Flight Operations Support NDI – Bldg 130
• Non Destructive
Inspection
– Capable of optical, penetrant, magnetic particle, ultrasonic, eddy current and radiographic inspections
– Maintains radiographic films on all aircraft and engines
Flight Operations Support NDI – Bldg 130 (cont.)
• Non Destructive
Inspection Cont.
– Capable of acft imagery/x-ray
Flight Operations Support Hangar 141
• Building Contains:
– Administrative offices for
Director of Maintenance
– T-38 Maintenance and
Admin. offices
– Maintenance Operations
– Hydraulic Shop
– T-38 Tool Crib
– Sheet Metal Support
Flight Operations Support Hangar 141 (cont.)
• Maintenance for T-38 aircraft
– 66 currently assigned
– Capacity: Est. 12 spots &
24 plus for weather
(stacking)
– Scheduled Maint.
– Unscheduled Maint.
Section
– Post-dock section
Flight Operations Support Hangar 141 (cont.)
• Hydraulics Shop
– Repack/build-up of T-38 nose and main struts
– T-38 Air Conditioning units
– Rebuild Actuators/
Accumulators
– Brake assemblies
• Contains 2 other rooms
– Cleaning
– Test stands
Flight Operations Support Hangar 141 (cont.)
• Maintenance Operations
– Plans & Scheduling
– Documentation
– Data Management
– Comprehensive Engine
Mgt.
– Maintenance Operations
Center
Flight Operations Support Flight Shacks – Bldg’s 122, 146, 173, & 196
• Available flight line shacks
– 2 for T-6As
– 1 for T-38s
– 1 for T-1s
• Purpose:
– Launch, servicing, recovery and inspection
Flight Operations Support Transient Alert – Bldg 154
• Services all visiting aircraft
• Transient
IFE/Precautionary response
• Peak Workload (88%) is between 0900 and 1800
• Frequent Visitors
– T-38, T-6, F-16, C-21, T-1 and F-15 aircraft
Flight Operations Support Base Operations – Bldg 155
• Airfield Management offices
– Flight planning
– VIP lounge
Flight Operations Support Aircraft Shelters
• 60 aircraft shelters
• Maintenance responsible for upkeep and minor repairs
Flight Operations Support Aircrew Flight Equipment – Bldg 163
• Aircrew Flight Equipment work center and offices
Flight Operations Support Hangar 170
• Capacity: Est. 10 T-38s/
T-6As or 5/6 T-1s
• Overflow, special inspections, incremental weather storage
(primarily T-6s)
• T-6 Tail Number Bin
(TNB)
• Wing-Wide Functions (i.e.
Change-of-Command
Ceremonies)
Flight Operations Support Aircrew Flight Equipment – Bldg 171
• Primary location for equipment maintenance and storage:
– Helmet/Oxygen Masks
– Parachutes/Harnesses
– Anti-G Suits
– Survival Kits
– Life Rafts (w/accessory kits)
– ACT Training Equipment
Flight Operations Support Engine Shop – Bldg 187
• Supports J-85
Maintenance
• Scheduled Maintenance
– Performed at Engine
Regional Repair Center
(Laughlin AFB, TX)
• Shared with COMBS
• Shop Contains:
– Unscheduled Maint.
• Capacity: 14 engines
Flight Operations Support Engine Shop – Bldg 187 (cont.)
• Shop Contains (cont.):
– 2 shipping/receiving docks
• Shipping: avg. 1-3 per week
• Receiving: est. 1-2 per week
– All required equipment (i.e.
forklift and tools)
– Rooms for:
• Balancing, Fuels System
Tests, Bearing
Inspections, Accessories and Cleaning
Flight Operations Support Paint Hangar – Bldg 192
• Capacity: 1 of any aircraft type
• Can perform:
– Complete Aircraft Paint
– Topcoats
– Minor touch-ups
• Cannot strip any aircraft
– Aircraft are flown to
Columbus AFB
Flight Operations Support Hangar 195: T-6A Maintenance
• 104 currently assigned
• Will hold approx. 14 T-6A aircraft
• 5 Scheduled/Periodic
Inspection Docks
– Average approx. 12 PEs per month
• 1 Unscheduled Maint.
Section
Flight Operations Support Hangar 195: T-6A Maintenance (cont.)
• Hangar also contains:
– Training Management Area
& 2 Class Rooms
– Aircraft Maint.& Training
Mgt. Office Area
– Sheet Metal Repair
– Supply issue/tool room
– 2 Storage Areas
– Break Area
Flight Operations Support Fuel Cell – Bldg 198
• Can hold following:
– 4 T-1 acft or
– 6 T-38 acft or
– 6 T-6 acft
• Area has all required tools for fuels maint.
• Facility has an Overhead
Fire Foam System installed
Flight Operations Support Hangar 199
• Maintenance for T-1A aircraft
• Administrative offices
• Training Room
• Sheet Metal Support
• Wing-Wide Functions (i.e.
Change-of-Command
Ceremonies)
Flight Operations Support Hangar 199 (cont.)
• Maintenance for T-1A aircraft
– 45 currently assigned
– 3 Scheduled/PE Docks
• Approx. 10 Periodic
Inspections per month
– 1 Unscheduled Maint.
Section
• All tools & tech data contained within
Flight Operations Support Test Cell
• Test J-85 Engines
• One console
• 6 month average of
Engine Runs
– J85: 200
Flight Operations Support Hush House
• Runs T-38 aircraft
• May be used to facilitate other maintenance as required
– Has its own fire suppression system
Flight Operations Support Munitions Storage – Bldg 906
• Munitions storage area
Flight Operations Support Aircrew Flight Equipment – Bldg 542
• Secondary location for equipment maintenance and repacking area for:
– Parachutes
– Torso Harnesses
– Anti-G Suits
– Life Preservers
– Local Manufacturing
– Life Rafts
– Sewing
Flight Operations Support Survival Shop – Bldg 542
• Parachute & Fabrication:
– 256 parachutes
– 163 personal life preservers
– Make/Support T-38 hail covers
– Flight apparel sewing
– Some maintenance on T-1 life rafts
– 2 T-6A chute press machines
Flight Operations Support Egress – Bldg 542
• Phase Insp./Maint on T-
6A/T-38 Ejection Seats
– Est. 4 T-38 phases/month
– Est. 12 T-6A phases/month
• T-1 Life Raft Inspections
• Shop Contains:
– Large main work area
– CAD/PAD storage area
Flight Operations Support Sound Suppressor
• Two suppressors for the
T-38 engine runs
• All T-38 PEs and aircraft requiring trouble-shooting above 75% are run here
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