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I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e Air Battle Manager Training “Building an ABM”
337 ACS/CC
Lt Col Michael Hagan
ACS
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Overview Mission Course Objective Course Duration Course Entry Prerequisites Status Upon Graduation Course Description Questions
337 ACS Mission The squadron's primary responsibility includes training all U.S. Air Force, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve officers in command and control mission execution as air battle managers in a variety of weapons systems in support of air expeditionary forces worldwide and providing command and control support for the F/A-22 Raptor initial and transition training. Additionally, the squadron provides training for international officers in tactical command and control operations in a coalition environment.
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ABM Course Objective Initial skills training for AFSC 13B Scope of training:
Airmanship Command and control fundamentals Aircraft control fundamentals Air-to-surface employment Air-to-air employment Tactical control Large force employment Battle management integration
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Status Upon Graduation AF Form 1256, Certificate of Training AETC Form 31, Certificate of Aeronautical Rating Rated officer ABM wings Ready to enter initial qualification training (IQT) in respective system
ABM Syllabus Overview
| Block 1 | Block 2 | Block 3 | Block 4 | Block 5 | Block 6 | Block 7 | Block 8 |
| Basic Military Aviation | Command and Control Fundamentals | Control Fundamentals | Air-to-Surface Employment | Air-to-Air Employment | Tactical Fluid Control | Large Force Employment | Integration |
| 19 training days | 14 training days | 16 training days | 20 training days | 21 training days | 24 training days | 24 training days | 27 training days |
| 170 total training days |
Block 1 – Basic Military Aviation
| Academics | Tours | Simulation Training | Airmanship Flights |
| 19 lectures, weapons & tactics study, 2 tests | 3 tours | 2 flight simulator missions | 2 flights |
| 117 hours | 6.5 hours | 3 hours | 16 hours |
| Career field basics |
Aerodynamics Aircraft systems
NAVAIDS
Weather
FAA
Airspace system Flight operations Airfield operations Maintenance Flight physiology Tower/Rapcon Range Control F-15 simulator Introduction to basic aircraft controls and instrumentation M-101 and M-102 flights – introduction to airmanship fundamentals as an aircrew member
Block 2 – Command and Control Fundamentals
| Academics | Simulation Training |
| 19 lectures, weapons & tactics study, 2 tests | 1 LINK-16 console familiarization, 3 tracking simulation exercises |
| 94 hours | 15 hours |
| Radio, radar, IFF fundamentals |
Surveillance and data link introduction SAR, stealth, over the horizon Theater Air Control System: AOC, CRC, AWACS, JSTARS, ASOC NORAD Hands on console familiarization and tracking exercises introduce switch actions and console symbology
Block 3 – Control Fundamentals
| Academics | Simulation Training |
| 8 lectures, weapons & tactics study, 1 test | 8 sim intercept missions, 4 sim air refueling missions |
| 49 hours | 72 hours |
| Radio transmission basics |
Continuum of control Airspace management Intercept geometry (cutoff and stern) Emergency procedures Air refueling procedures 5 sim cutoff intercept missions 3 sim stern intercept missions 4 sim air refueling missions
Block 4 – Air-to-Surface Employment
| Academics | Simulation Training | Live Mission Training | Airmanship Flights |
| 12 lectures, weapons & tactics study, 1 test | 3 air-to-surface control sims and 1 flight sim | 3 air-to-surface control missions | 1 airmanship flight |
| 77.5 hours | 39 hours | 24 hours | 8 hours |
| Kill box/SCAR |
Comm standards Procedural control Dynamic targeting Interdiction/CAS/TIC Bombers/munitions
| Web-based chat | Msn plan, brief, execute & debrief control events | |
| Brief, execute & debrief flight sim event | Msn plan, brief, execute & debrief control events | Introduction to aircrew duties during air-to-surface employment flight |
Block 5 – Air-to-Air Employment
| Academics | Simulation Training | Live Mission Training | Airmanship Flights |
| 7 lectures, weapons & tactics study, 2 tests | 3 tactical control sims, 1 flight sim | 5 tactical control missions | 2 airmanship flights |
| 126 hours | 19 hours | 30 hours | 16 hours |
| Blue air fighters, ISR, & missiles |
Tactical control MU-2 timeline
| Msn reconstruction | 3 2v2 launch/leave, launch/decide tactical control missions |
| 1 air-to-air flight sim | 3 2v2 launch/leave, launch/decide tactical control missions |
| 2 Xv3 launch/leave, launch/decide tactical control missions | Introduction to aircrew duties during air-to-air employment flight |
Block 6 – Tactical Fluid Control
| Academics | Tours | Simulation Training |
| 9 lectures, weapons & tactics study, 2 tests | 1 tour | 13 simulation control missions |
| 100 hours | 4 hours | 78 hours |
| Red/grey air weapons & tactics |
F-15/F-22 comm 4-ship operations LINK-16 fighter control F-15 simulator (Part 2) 1 ACM 8 TIs
4 ACT
Leverage FMT/CSI for realistic simulation training
Block 7 – Large Force Employment
| Academics | Simulation Training |
| 9 lectures, weapons & tactics study, 1 test | 12 large force employment scenarios |
| 69 hours | 120 hours |
| Joint air operations |
SPINS, ROE, ATO
DCA
HVAA, SEAD, RPA
OCA
Personnel recovery operations Mission plan, brief, execute, and debrief LFE scenarios in DCA/OCA environment. Emphasis on CRM, contract development, timeline execution, and control of dedicated assets IAW ATO and ROE.
Block 8 - Integration
| Academics | Simulation Training | Live Training | Airmanship Flights | |
| 2 lectures, weapons & tactics study | 2 close control intercepts, 2 high performance (HP) missions, 1 flight sim | 4 HP missions | 1 airmanship flight | |
| 143 hours | 21 hours | 32 hours | 8 hours | |
| F-15/F-22 refresher | ||||
| F-16 introduction | 2 close control cutoff |
2 HP sim 1 flight sim Demonstrate proficiency on live HP mission control Final airmanship evaluation flight
ABM Graduate to CAF
| Block 1 | Block 2 | Block 3 | Block 4 | Block 5 | Block 6 | Block 7 | Block 8 |
| Basic Military Aviation | Command and Control Fundamentals | Control Fundamentals | Air-to-Surface Employment | Air-to-Air Employment | Tactical Fluid Control | Large Force Employment | Integration |
| 170 training days |
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Source Selection Information - See FAR 2.101 and 3.104
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337th Air Control Squadron
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