Exhibit_D_UH-72A_AQIPT-VALIDATION-CMP.pdf

UNITED STATES ARMY AVIATION

CENTER OF EXCELLENCE

Fort Rucker, Alabama 15-Sep-15

*VALIDATION*

UH-72A AVIATOR QUAL/IP (TRANS)

2C-F212 (UH-72A) (T)

COURSE MANAGEMENT PLAN

(Revision #5.0)

*VALIDATION*

FOR VALIDATION OF CLASSES IN FY15 - RECOMMENDED CHANGES DISCOVERED

DURING VALIDATION MUST BE SUBMITTED THRU 110AB S-3 TO FTIB NLT: TBD

THIS CMP INCLUDES THE FLIGHT TRAINING GUIDE AND ALL REQUIRED COURSE

DOCUMENTS AND TRAINING GUIDANCE IAW TRADOC REG 350-70

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IN COORDINATION WITH THE USAACE, FT. RUCKER, AL FOREIGN DISCLOSURE

AUTHORITY. THIS PRODUCT IS RELEASABLE TO STUDENTS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES

WITHOUT RESTRICTION.

UH-72A AVIATOR QUAL/IP (TRANS)

2C-F212 (UH-72A) (T)

COURSE MANAGEMENT PLAN

APPROVAL PAGE

CONCURRENCE: _______________________________________________________________

KELLY E. HINES, COMMANDER, 110TH AVIATION BRIGADE DATE

APPROVAL: ____________________________________________________________________

ROBERT T. AULT, DIRECTOR OF TRAINING & DOCTRINE DATE

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TITLE PAGE

POI Information 2 Required References 2 General Information 2 Safety 3 Course Structure 4 Course Map 4 Instructor Certification Requirements 5 Assessment Administration Guidance 5 Individual Student Assessment Plan / Student Guidance 5 Description of Training 7 IP Training and Qualification Requirements 8 Stage I Aircraft Qualification 9 Stage II - Track I Warfighter Skills / Night Goggles 10 Stage II - Track II Basic Skills for Instrument IPs 1 Stage II - Track III Basic Skills for Primary IPs 1 Flight Evaluation Requirements (Oral & Flight) 1 Master Training Sequence 1 Supplemental Information Guide 1 UH-72A-FTD-Instructor Operator Guide 20

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UH-72A AVIATOR QUAL/IP (TRANS)

2C-F212 (UH-72A) (T)

COURSE MANAGEMENT PLAN

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TOC

40 DAYS

74.0 36.5 27.0 63.5

236.0 113.0 11.0

360.0

1 AR 95-1 1 Required Personal Equipment Check 2 BK 117C-2 RFM and CL 2 Student and Instructor Assignments 3 Eurocopter Pilot Training Manual 3 Training: Areas/Route/Modes/Downtime 4 TC 3-04.21 ATM 4 Mission: Tasks/Syllabus/Restrictions 5 Garmin Manual 5 Weather Briefing 6 AIM 6 Safety Tip/Risk Management 7 TC 3-04.11 Commander’s ATP 7 Daily Discussion and Daily Questions

8 DOD FLIP

1.0 Daily Flight Briefing 1.0 Preflight/Postflight

0.5 Instructor Flight Briefing 0.5 Debrief

3.0 Flight: Student A=1.5hr + B=1.5hr 6.0 Total FBH

2 Training Requirements:

IP Training and Qualification Requirements Table

Purpose: The UH-72A Aviator Qualification Instructor Pilot Transition is to qualify aviators, who are currently qualified IPs in another airframe, as IPs in the UH-72A. This course is for contractors, active duty and civil service IPs, but has been tailored to accomodate the

USAACE IERW IP.

All references in the document that use the term he/him/his/she/her/hers are not intended to be gender specific. All terms referencing gender are general and used for both genders.

This course is proficiency based and structured by stages and substages. Training and qualification requirements are determined based on the type of training each Instructor Pilot (IP) has been assigned to perform. The terms of these conditions are outlined in this Course Management Plan. Please see the IP Training and Qualification Requirements table.

CATEGORY

Flight Commander Briefing Format

Flight Block Hours (FBH): The amount of time required for an IP to train two students to fly a prescribed number of flight hours. Time includes briefings, daily questions, flight planning, preflight, postflight, debriefing and other discussions with the IP. FBH vary depending on type of course and flight training period. The calculation of total FBH to accomplish a given number of flight hours is based on an experience factor which includes loss of training due to mechanical problems, weather, etc.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Average Training Flight Period

Required References

COURSE LENGTH

TOTAL COURSE HRS

TOTAL ACAD HRS

CLASSROOM ACAD HRS

AIRCRAFT FLT HRS

SIMULATION FLT HRS

TOTAL FLT HRS

PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION (POI) INFORMATION

FLIGHT BLOCK HOURS

TOTAL ADMIN HRS

COURSE TITLE - UH-72A AVIATOR QUAL/IP (TRANS)

COURSE # 2C-F212 (UH-72A) (T)

APPROVED

Aircraft will be operated IAW current Rotorcraft Flight Manual, checklist, Current AWR, and

AR 95-1.

Only those tasks specified in this CMP will be performed.

All checks in the flight manual and CL will be performed as appropriate.

Flight safety clothing and equipment will be used IAW appropriate regulations. All students will wear two metal ID tags on a chain around their neck or they will not be permitted to fly.

SAFETY

Prior to the first flight, the briefing officer and the Instructor Pilot (IP) will ensure the student pilot has a current DD 2992 signed by the Aircrew Training Program (ATP) commander.

Students will be briefed on airfield operations and procedures, airfield layout and facilities, Standing Operating Procedures (SOP).

Students will be briefed on survival vest components, helmet inspection requirements, protective clothing and equipment.

Safety and risk management will be briefed by the briefing officer and the assigned instructor as an integral part of each daily flight period. This briefing will include hazards the crew expects to encounter during the flight and the controls available to mitigate those hazards.

H72A2600 AQ Flight Training H72A2601 AQ Contact Flight Evaluation H72A2602 AQ Instrument Flight Evaluation H72A2603 Research and Study H72A3600 IPT Flight Training H72A3602 IPT Contact Evaluation H72A3603 IPT Instrument Evaluation H72A3604 IPT Warfighter Skills/Night Goggles Evaluation H72A2000 AQ Systems Academics H72A2001 Systems Examination I H72A3000 IPT & Instrument Academics NVDB6000 Night Operations Review NVDB6001 Night Operations Review Exam GRAD3500 Graduate Academics-B1: Regulations for Army Aircraft (RWIFE) GRAD3500 Graduate Academics-B2: Flight Information Publications (RWIFE) GRAD3500 Graduate Academics-B3: Weather Flight Planning PE (RWIFE) GRAD3500 Graduate Academics-C: Intro to Area Navigation (RNAV) GRAD3501 Regulations/DOD FLIP Examination GRAD3502 Intro to Area Navigation (RNAV) Examination

MODULE

C ADMIN H72A3900 Administrative

H72A3606 Limitations and Emergency Procedures Examination H72A3608 Commander's Flight Briefing H72A3614 OEM RFM Examination

Perform IAW Training Sequence - Course map will be completed at the conclusion of validation.

COURSE STRUCTURE

COURSE MAP IN DEVELOPMENT

MODULE

B

MODULE

D

ACADEMIC

TRAINING

NON-FLY ICH

MODULE

A

FLIGHT

TRAINING

Lesson ID Duration H72A2601 7.0 H72A2602 7.0 H72A3602 7.0 H72A3603 7.0 H72A3604 7.0 H72A3606 2.0 H72A3614 1.0

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a. Grading and Evaluation plan. Academic subject matter is tested on a "GO/NO GO" basis for each Criterion Test (CT) IAW USAACE 350-15, Academic Criterion Testing. Students are required to pass each CT to the established standard in order to graduate. CTs should be graded as "GO/NO GO" for each scorable unit. Each CT will consist of one or more scorable units. Each scorable unit will have one or several test items, scenarios, or performance requirements derived from the actions, conditions, and standards of the Terminal Learning Objective/Enabling Learning Objective (TLO/ELO). Students must correctly perform and/or answer a predetermined number of actions and/or questions to receive a "GO" on each scorable unit. The standards for the scorable units are derived from the TLO/ELO standards of each lesson evaluated per scorable unit. In order to receive an overall "GO" on a CT, the student must receive a "GO" on each scorable unit. The minimum percentage grade of each scorable unit is fixed between 70 and 100 percent as specified in the examination and assessment instructions.

b. Flight training. Grading and evaluations will be conducted IAW USAACE Regulation 350-16, The Uniform Flight Grading System, 110AB SOP, Aviation Resource Training System (ARTS) Student Grading Procedures Guide. The standard for each task selected to be evaluated is established in the UH- 72A Aircrew Training Manual (Training Circular 3-04.21) and supplemented in this CMP. Flight deficiency eliminations will be administered IAW USAACE Regulation 350-20.

ASSESSMENT ADMINISTRATION GUIDANCE

Administer assessments IAW TRADOC Regulation 350-70; TRADOC Pamphlet 350-70-5, Systems Approach to Training: Testing; USAACE Regulation 350-15; 110AB SOP: Chapter 11; and any assessment administration instructions written for any given examination/evaluation/assessment.

INDIVIDUAL STUDENT ASSESSMENT PLAN (ISAP) / STUDENT GUIDANCE

INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

Academic Instructor certification requirements are IAW TRADOC Regulation 350-70, Army Learning Policy and Systems; USAACE Regulation 350-10, Instructor Training, Certification, Development, and Recognition Programs; USAACE Regulation 350-70, Training Development; and, 110AB Standing Operating Procedures (SOP). Contract academic instructors must adhere to the instructor certification requirements imposed by the applicable contract.

Instructor Pilots (IP). Government IPs are qualified to instruct a Program of Instruction (POI) when they graduate from the appropriate IP Course and certified when they have successfully completed a resident instructor training program IAW the Commander's Aircrew Training Program for Individual, Crew and Collective Training, TC 3-04.11. Contractor IPs are qualified to instruct a POI when they graduate from the appropriate IP course and certified when they have passed a Government administered acceptance flight.

c. Examinations & Evaluations will be evaluated as indicated in the Examination Table below:

Title

(1) Remedial academic instruction and academic re-evaluation will be administered IAW USAACE Regulation 350-15 and the 110AB SOP.

(2) Administrative elimination for academic failures will be administered IAW USAACE Regulation 350-20, Resident Student Administration, and the 110AB SOP.

Category

FLIGHT

TRAINING IPT Warfighter Skills Flight Evaluation

Limitations and Emergency Procedures Examination

AQ Contact Flight Evaluation AQ Instrument Flight Evaluation IPT Contact Flight Evalaution IPT Instrument Flight Evalaution

OEM RFM Examination

Lesson ID Duration W72A3001 2.0 GRAD3501 Regulations/DOD FLIP Examination 2.0

GRAD3502 1.0

NVDB6001 Night Operations Review Examimation 1.0

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INDIVIDUAL STUDENT ASSESSMENT PLAN (ISAP) / STUDENT GUIDANCE (CONT)

ACADEMIC

TRAINING

Category Title Systems Examination

Intro to Area Navigation (RNAV) Examination

(2) Academic Training. Systems, Graduate, and Night vision academics. All examinations are closed book performance-based written tests. Students must answer a series of multiple-choice questions covering material presented as depicted in the preceding EXAMINATION TABLE.

d. Scoring less than 100% on Emergency procedure steps which shall be performed immediately without reference, and 90% of all other items/steps on the Limitations and Emergency Procedures Examination or less than 80% on the OEM RFM Examination is a failure and suspends flight training. The retest for a failed record examination shall occur on the next training day. Failure of a record examination retest initiates the process for academic deficiency elimination.

d. Counseling procedures. Student counseling during training will be documented using USAACE Form 74, Counseling Slip, IAW the 110AB SOP . The instructor and the course Officer in Charge (OIC) will counsel students who fail any examination. They will discuss with the student the cause of the failure and any re-training to be administered. If conduct that is unbecoming is displayed during attendance at this course, the course OIC will appropriately counsel the student. A determination will be made on a case-by-case basis for further action by the chain of command. Further action could result in academic probation, dismissal from the course, and/or UCMJ action.

(1) Flight training.

a. All flight evaluations are performance-based tests and are scorable units for this course.

The individual tasks selected for evaluation will be graded with a "A, B, C, N, DM."

b. The UH-72A Limitations and Emergency Procedures Examination is a closed book examination. Examination will be administered by training Day #10.

c. The UH-72A (BK 117 C-2) Rotorcraft Flight Manual (RFM) Examination is open book and given as homework to be graded and discussed during class.

(1) Honor Code.

(a) The Honor Code is in effect for all formal and informal examinations and evaluations.

(b) The instructor administering the first examination to a class will instruct the class on the Honor Code prior to the examination.

f. Challenging training. Students may not challenge any of the required training.

g. Graduation requirements. The student must receive a "GO" on all evaluations and examinations in order to graduate from this course.

(c) Students will not communicate with each other by any means during an examination.

(d) Upon completion and submission of answer sheets, students will leave the examination area and will not return to the area until the termination of the examination.

(2) Training absences will be administered IAW USAACE Regulation 350-20.

(3) Student conduct at training and off duty will be IAW USAACE Regulation 350-20.

(4) Student conduct, as it applies to the classroom will be IAW USAAVNC 350-4, Classroom Management.

TOC Description of Training 1 Training will be conducted in the UH-72A Aircraft and the UH-72A Flight Training Device

(FTD).

2 Student performance will be considered unsatisfactory when a task is not performed within the standards IAW the UH-72A ATM or an unsafe condition exists that necessitates the instructor taking the controls.

3 Proficiency progression: Will be discussed in detail with the students during the 1st flight line daily brief.

Proficiency Progression Points (P3s) are established for each task. The P3 hour levels indicate the point at which a student should perform that task to at least a C proficiency level. Students will not be downgraded on their overall daily grade for not meeting the standard on tasks whose P3s were not yet met. A Proficiency Evaluation is required when a student receives three "U" daily grades out of five consecutive graded periods. A Proficiency Evaluation may also be given for a student who fails to show sufficient progress.

To permit sufficient practice by the RSP to achieve proficiency progression points (P3) events, tasks will be introduced by the IP at the appropriate time. The recommended sequence for demonstrating tasks is provided in the Flight Period Outline annotated with an "I" for Introduce. "P" indicates when a task will be P3 at the end of the flight event. "E" indicates which tasks will be on that evaluation.

In general, once technical tasks have reached P3, they remain P3 for the course duration under all modes of flight.

4 The RSP will receive training in the left and right seat. The assigned IP will familiarize the student with restricted areas, no-fly areas, corridor system, and SOP requirements. The assigned IP is ultimately responsible for corridor navigation, SOP requirements, and avoidence of noise sensative areas.

5 The flight evaluation will be in accordance with the flight evaluation requirements section of this FTG.

6 The UH-72 AQIPT is a proficiency based course. No minimum flight hours are required for completion. All flight tasks will be performed. To allow for the advanced student, flight task instruction may be completed prior to the flight period indicated. CPT training may be performed from either the left or right seat.

7 FLIGHT LINE SUPPLEMENT: The purpose of the Flight Line Supplement is to provide the students with a source of consolidated information to enhance and highlight necessary information for training. If a descrepancy exists between the Flight Line Supplement and any official publication the official publication will take precedence.

Abbreviations I Introduce P P3 (Proficiency Progression Point reached.)

E Evaluate TD Training Day RSP Rated Student Pilot

From IERW BWS & GOV IPs

IERW

INSTRUMENT

IP

IERW PRIMARY

IP

To IERW WS & GOV IPs

IERW BASIC

SKILLS IP

IERW BASIC

SKILLS IP

CATEGORIES TDs ACFT SIM (Track I) (Track II) (Track III) Stage I - AQ *Contact 13 10.6 4.5 X X X

Stage I - AQ *Instruments 7 6.9 3.0 X X X

Stage II - IPT *Contact & BTN 6 7.0 1.5 X X X

Stage II - IPT *Instruments 6 5.6 3.0 X X X

Stage II - Track I Warfighter Skills / Night Goggles 7 9.0 6.0 X

Stage II - Track II Basic Skills for Instrument IPs or

2.6 7.5 X

Stage II - Track III Basic Skills for Primary IPs or

2.6 18.0 X

Contactor Acceptance Flight 1 1.5 0.0 X X X

40.6/18.0 34.2/19.5 34.2/30.0

58.6 53.7 64.2

40 Days 40 Days 40 Days

NOTE: The time specified in this model includes a Quality Assurance Acceptance Flight for URS Contracted IPs

NOTE: When UH-72A IFT/OFTs become available for IERW training, the TH-67 SIM Instruments will be replaced by UH-72A SIM Instruments.

IP TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

Course Length 40Days = 8wks

(*) Indicates Substage IO = Instructor Operator Training for SIM RED = ACFT HRS WS = Warfighter Skills RIT = Resident Instructor Training (MOI) BTN = Basic Tactical Navigation

AQ/IPT – Fully comprehensive covers AQ-IP-MOI, when an IP completes the course they’re ready to carry students.

Training and qualification requirements are determined based on the type of training each Instructor Pilot (IP) has been assigned to perform. The terms of these conditions are outlined below.

Subtotals

Total Flight Hours

TRAINING CATEGORIES AND

INFORMATION

TOT

Training Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20

TOC Flight Period 1 No- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 19 Flight Block Hours 1.5 ACAD 5.0 5.0 5.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 7.0 5.0 5.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 7.0 106.5

Flight Condition Preflt D D D D D D D D D D D D/H H H H H H H Aircraft Hours 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.4 1.4 1.3 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 17.5

Simulator Hours 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 7.5 Cumulative Hours 1.5 3.0 4.5 5.8 7.1 8.4 9.7 11.0 12.3 13.7 15.1 16.6 18.1 19.4 20.8 22.2 23.6 25.0 25.0

Crew Station R R L/R R R R R L/R R R R R R R R R R R

TASK TD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

1000 Participate in a Crew Mission Briefing I P E P E 1000 1004 Plan a VFR Flight I P E P 1004 1006 Plan an IFR Flight I P E 1006 1010 Prepare PPC I P E P E 1010 1012 Verify Weight and Balance I P E P E 1012 1014 Operate ALSE I P E P E 1014 1016 Perform Internal Load Opns I P E P 1016 1020 Prepare Aircraft for Mission I P E P E 1020 1022 Perform Preflight Inspection I P E P E 1022 1024 Perform B-4 Start Engine thru B-4 Leave Acft Cks I P E P E 1024 1026 Maintain Airspace Survelliance I P E P 1026 1028 Perform Hover Power Check I P E P E 1028 1032 Perform Radio Comm Procedures I P E P E 1032 1038 Perform Hovering Flight I P E P E 1038 1040 Perform VMC Take-off I P E P 1040 1044 Nav by Pilotage and Dead Reckoning I P E P 1044 1046 Perform Electronically Aided Navigation I P E P E 1046 1048 Perform Fuel Mgmt Procedures I P E P E 1048 1052 Perfrom VMC Flight Maneuvers I P E P 1052 1058 Perfrom VMC Approach I P E P 1058 1062 Perform Slope Opns I P E P 1062 1066 Perform Running Landing (to ALT) I P E P 1066 1070 Respond to Emergencies I P E P E 1070 1072 Respond to Engine Failure at OGE I P E P 1072 1074 Respond to Engine Failures at Low Alt/ Airspeed & I P E P 1074 1078 Perform SAS Off Flight I P E P 1078 1082 Perform Autorotation I P E P 1082 1094 Operate AFCS/AutoPilot I P E P E 1094 1102 Perform Manual Throttle Opn/Emer Mode I P E P 1102 1155 Negotiate Wire Obstacles I P P 1155 1162 Perform Emergency Egress I P E P 1162 1166* Perform Instrument Maneuvers I P E 1166* 1170 Perform Instrument Take-off I P E 1170 1174* Perform Holding Procedures I P E 1174* 1176* Perform Non-Precision Approach I P E 1176* 1178* Perform Precision Approach I P E 1178* 1182 Perform Unusual Attitude Recovery I P E 1182 1184 Respond to IIMC I P P 1184 1190 Perform Hand and Arm Signals I P P 1190 1194 Perform Refueling Opns I P P 1194 1253 Operate Aircraft Display Systems I P E P E 1253 1262 Participate in a Crew Level AAR I P E P E 1262 1321 Perform Anti-Torque Malfunction I P E P 1321

STAGE I - AQ Substages CONTACT INSTRUMENTS

* NOTE: Student will perform one each, "coupled" precision & non-precision NACO or DOD approved approaches and conduct a holding procedure with the AFCS level 5 stabilization engaged.

"Uncoupled" instrument approaches or hand flown holding procedures will NOT be evaluated.

TOCSubstageTOT Training Day212223242526272829303132333435363738394040 Flight Period202122232425262728293031323334353637383939

Flight Block Hours5.06.06.06.06.07.05.06.05.06.06.07.08.08.08.08.08.08.08.07.0240.5 Flight ConditionDDDDDDN/HHHHHHNGNGNGNGNGNGNG

Aircraft Hours1.41.41.41.41.41.41.41.41.4IOT2.02.02.01.51.51.540.6 Simulator Hours1.5*(1.0)1.51.53.03.00.018.0

Cumulative Hours26.527.929.330.732.133.534.936.437.839.340.742.145.148.150.152.154.155.657.158.658.6 Crew StationL/RLLLLLL/RLLLLLRRL/RLLLLL

TASKTITLE TD2122232425262728293031323334353637383940

1000Participate in a Crew Mission BriefingIPEPEIPE1000*(1.0) 1001Administer Flight EvaluationIPEPEIPE1001 1003Conduct Flight InstructionIPEPEIPE1003 1004Plan a VFR FlightIPPIPE1004*FAM 1006Plan an IFR FlightIPEIPE1006 1010Prepare PPCIPEPEIPE1010 1012Verify Weight and BalanceIPEPEIPE1012 1014Operate ALSEIPEPEPE1014 1016Perform Internal Load OpnsIPPEIPE1016 1020Prepare Aircraft for MissionIPEPEIPE1020 1022Perform Preflight InspectionIPEPEPE1022 1024Perform B-4 Starting Engine thru B-4 leaving Helicopter IPEPEPE1024 1026Maintain Airspace SurvellianceIPEPIPE1026 1028Perform Hover Power CheckIPEPEIPE1028 1032Perform Radio Comm ProceduresIPEPEPE1032 1038Perform Hovering FlightIPEPEPE1038 1040Perform VMC Take-offIPEPIPE1040

1040.01Perform Terrain Flight Approach (see supplemental information)IPE1040.01 1044Nav by Pilotage and Dead ReckoningP1044 1046Perform Electronically Aided NavigationIPEPEPE1046 1048Perform Fuel Mgmt ProceduresIPEPEPE1048 1052Perfrom VMC Flight ManeuversIPEPPE1052 1058Perfrom VMC ApproachIPEPPE1058

1058.01Perform Terrain Flight Takeoff (see supplemental information)IPE1058.01 1062Perform Slope OpnsIPEPIPE1062 1066Perform Running LandingIPEPPE1066 1070Respond to EmergenciesIPE*FAMPE1070 1072Respond to Engine Failure at OGEIPEPPE1072 1074Respond to Engine Failure (s) at Low Alt/Low Airspeed/CruiseIPE*FAMPE1074 1078Perform SAS Off FlightIPE*FAME1078 1082Perform AutorotationIPE*FAMPE1082 1094Operate AFCS/AutoPilotIPEPEIPE1094 1102Perform Manual Throttle Opn/Emer ModeIPE*FAMIPE1102 1155Negotiate Wire ObstaclesIPPE1155 1162Perform Emergency EgressIPP1162 1166*Perform Instrument ManeuversIPEE1166* 1170Perform Instrument Take-offIPE1170 1174*Perform Holding ProceduresIPE1174* 1176*Perform Non-Precision ApproachIPE1176* 1178*Perform Precision ApproachIPE1178* 1182Perform Unusual Attitude RecoveryIPE1182 1184Respond to IIMCIPPE1184 1190Perform Hand and Arm SignalsIPPIP1190 1194Perform Refueling OpnsIPPIP1194 1253Operate Aircraft Display SystemsIPEPEIPE1253 1262Participate in a Crew Level AARIPPEIPE1262 1321Perform Anti-Torque MalfunctionIPEPIPE1321 2012Perform Tactical Flight Mission PlanningIPPIPE2012 2022Transmit Tactical ReportIPE2022 2024Perform Terrain Flight NavigationIPE2024 2026Perform Terrain FlightIPE2026 2036Preform Terrain Flight DecelerationIPE2036 2042Perform Actions on ContactIPE2042 2067Select LZ/PZ/Holding AreaIPE2067 2081Operate Night Vision GogglesIPE2081 2169Perform Aerial ObservationIPE2169 2502Perform Aerial Recon OperationsIPE2502

TRACK I WS/NG IP Stage

Tasks with an asterisk - Student will perform one each, "coupled" precision & non-precision NACO or DOD approved approaches and conduct a holding procedure with the AFCS level 5 stabilization engaged. "Uncoupled" instrument approaches or hand flown holding procedures will

NOT be evaluated.

STAGE II - IPT-COMM CORERESIDENT INSTRUCTOR TRAININGCTR ACCP WS

EVAL CONTACT & BTNINSTRUMENTSWS/NG & UH-72 IO/RIT

Sylabus hours trained under night unaided.

Night Unaided Familiarization

* NOTE:

The Acceptance Flight is generally for contractors only, but in this case it will also serve as the

WS/NG Evaluation for Gov IPs. The Contractor Acceptance flight will be administered by

Government Quality Assurance. Tasks marked with an "E" are required for evaluation. Other previously evaluated tasks may be selected for evaluation by the QA SP if time permits, at the discretion of the evaluator.

NOTE

TOC Substage TOT Training Day 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 40 Flight Period 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 39

Flight Block Hours 5.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 7.0 5.0 6.0 5.0 6.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 7.0 240.5 Flight Condition D D D D D D N/H H H H H H NG NG NG NG NG NG NG

Aircraft Hours 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 IOT 2.0 2.0 2.0 1.5 1.5 1.5 40.6 Simulator Hours 1.5 *(1.0) 1.5 1.5 3.0 3.0 0.0 18.0

Cumulative Hours 26.5 27.9 29.3 30.7 32.1 33.5 34.9 36.4 37.8 39.3 40.7 42.1 45.1 48.1 50.1 52.1 54.1 55.6 57.1 58.6 58.6 Crew Station L/R L L L L L L/R L L L L L R R L/R L L L L L

TASK TITLE TD 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

TRACK I WS/NG IP Stage STAGE II - IPT-COMM CORE RESIDENT INSTRUCTOR TRAINING CTR ACCP WS

EVALCONTACT & BTN INSTRUMENTS WS/NG & UH-72 IO/RIT

2504 Perform Aerial Security Operations (FLT & Oral) I P E 2504 ORAL Describe or Perform Risk Management I P E ORAL

Perform Wind Recognition I P E Describe Dynamic Rollover (Oral) I P E Describe Aircraft Limitations I P E Perform Tactical Map Preparation I P E Perform Recognition of Hazards to Terrain Flight I P E Perform Techniques of Movement (Oral) I P E Describe the Fundamentals of Reconnaissance (Oral) I P E Perform a Route Reconnaissance (Oral) I P E Call For and Adjust Indirect Fire (Oral) I P E Perform a Target Handover I P E Perform or Describe Evasive Manuevers (Oral) I P E Perform Combat Position Operations (Oral) I P E Perform Downed Aircraft Operations (Oral) I P E Operate Mission Planning System I P E

Note:

Note:

2024 Low level navigation 200ft or above.

An LAO for AO Vanguard South and associated RTs for Terrain Flight tasks MUST be completed. The student IPs will be training IERW students in this area. AO Vanguard South is preferred for terrain flight training; however training can be completed at alternate locations.

TOCSubstageTOT Training Day212223242526272829303132333435363738394040 Flight Period202122232425262728293031323334353637383939

Flight Block Hours5.06.06.06.06.07.05.06.05.06.06.07.08.08.08.08.08.08.08.07.0240.5 Flight ConditionDDDDDDN/HHHHHHH/DH/DH/DH/DH/DH/DH/DD*(1.0)

Aircraft Hours1.41.41.41.41.41.41.41.41.41.31.31.534.2 Simulator Hours1.5*(1.0)1.51.51.51.51.51.51.50.019.5

Cumulative Hours26.527.929.330.732.133.534.936.437.839.340.742.143.645.146.648.149.650.952.253.753.7*FAM Crew StationL/RLLLLLL/RLLLLLLLLLLLLL

TASKTITLE TD2122232425262728293031323334353637383940

1000Participate in a Crew Mission BriefingIPEPEPE1000 1001Administer Flight EvaluationIPEPEPE1001 1003Conduct Flight InstructionIPEPEPE1003 1004Plan a VFR FlightIPPPE1004 1006Plan an IFR FlightIPEPE1006 1010Prepare PPCIPEPEPE1010 1012Verify Weight and BalanceIPEPEPE1012 1014Operate ALSEIPEPEPE1014 1016Perform Internal Load OpnsIPPEP1016 1020Prepare Aircraft for MissionIPEPEPE1020 1022Perform Preflight InspectionIPEPEPE1022 1024Perform B-4 Starting Engine thru B-4 leaving Helicopter ChecksIPEPEPE1024 1026Maintain Airspace SurvellianceIPEPPE1026 1028Perform Hover Power CheckIPEPEPE1028 1032Perform Radio Comm ProceduresIPEPEPE1032 1038Perform Hovering FlightIPEPEPE1038 1040Perform VMC Take-offIPEPPE1040

1040.01Perform Terrain Flight Approach (see supplemental information)IPE1040.01 1044Nav by Pilotage and Dead ReckoningIPP1044 1046Perform Electronically Aided NavigationIPEPEPE1046 1048Perform Fuel Mgmt ProceduresIPEPEPE1048 1052Perfrom VMC Flight ManeuversIPEPPE1052 1058Perfrom VMC ApproachIPEPPE1058

1058.01Perform Terrain Flight Takeoff (see supplemental information)IPE1058.01 1062Perform Slope OpnsIPEPPE1062 1066Perform Running LandingIPEPP1066 1070Respond to EmergenciesIPE*FAMPE1070 1072Respond to Engine Failure at OGEIPEPPE1072 1074Respond to Engine Failure (s) at Low Alt/Low Airspeed/CruiseIPE*FAMPE1074 1078Perform SAS Off FlightIPE*FAMPE1078 1082Perform AutorotationIPE*FAMPE1082 1094Operate AFCS/AutoPilotIPEPEPE1094 1102Perform Manual Throttle Opn/Emer ModeIPE*FAMPE1102 1155Negotiate Wire ObstaclesIPPPE1155 1162Perform Emergency EgressIPPP1162 1166*Perform Instrument ManeuversIPEPE1166* 1170Perform Instrument Take-offIPEP1170 1174*Perform Holding ProceduresIPEP1174* 1176*Perform Non-Precision ApproachIPEPE1176* 1178*Perform Precision ApproachIPEPE1178* 1182Perform Unusual Attitude RecoveryIPEP1182 1184Respond to IIMCIPPPE1184 1190Perform Hand and Arm SignalsIPPP1190 1194Perform Refueling OpnsIPPP1194 1253Operate Aircraft Display SystemsIPEPEPE1253 1262Participate in a Crew Level AARIPPEPE1262 1321Perform Anti-Torque MalfunctionIPEPPE1321 2012Perform Tactical Flight Mission PlanningIPPP2012 2022Transmit Tactical Report2022 2024Perform Terrain Flight NavigationIPE2024 2026Perform Terrain FlightIPE2026 2036Preform Terrain Flight Deceleration2036 2504Perform Aerial Security Operations (Oral tasks only)2504 ORALDescribe or Perform Risk ManagementIPEORAL

Perform Wind RecognitionIPE Describe Dynamic Rollover (Oral)IPE Describe Aircraft LimitationsIPE Perform Tactical Map PreparationIPE Perform Recognition of Hazards to Terrain Flight IPE

Note:

Note:An LAO for AO Vanguard South and associated RTs for Terrain Flight tasks MUST be completed. The student IPs will be training IERW students in this area. AO

Vanguard South is preferred for terrain flight training; however training can be completed at alternate locations.

2024 Low level navigation 200ft or above.

Sylabus hours trained under night unaided.

Night Unaided Familiarization

Tasks with an italicised "E" highlighted in purple under acceptance flight (1072, 1074, 1082, 1102 and 1321) are chosen at the discretion of the Evaluator. The Evaluator must choose 3 of the 5 tasks for evaluation.

NOTE

Acceptance Flights are for Contracted IPs and Administered by Government Quality

Assurance. Tasks marked with an "E" are required for evaluation. Other previously evaluated tasks may be selected for evaluation by the QA SP if time permits, at the discretion of the evaluator.

*NOTE:

NOTE

The Evaluator must pick one of the two tasks (1176 or 1178) marked with an italicised "E" highlighted in green under acceptance flight for evaluation.

Tasks with an asterisk - Student will perform one each, "coupled" precision & non-precision

NACO or DOD approved approaches and conduct a holding procedure with the AFCS level 5 stabilization engaged. "Uncoupled" instrument approaches or hand flown holding procedures will NOT be evaluated.

NOTE

TRACK II - INSTRUMENT IPStageSTAGE II - IPT-COMM CORERESIDENT INSTRUCTOR TRAININGCTR

ACCP

FLT CONTACT & BTNINSTRUMENTSUH-72 IO & RIT

TOC Substage TOT Training Day 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 40 Flight Period 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 39

Flight Block Hours 5.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 7.0 5.0 6.0 5.0 6.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 7.0 240.5 Flight Condition D D D D D D H H N/H H H H H H H H H/D H/D H/D D *(1.0)

Aircraft Hours 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.3 1.3 1.5 34.2 Simulator Hours 1.5 1.5 1.5 *(1.0) 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 0.0 19.5 Cumulative Hours 26.5 27.9 29.3 30.7 32.1 33.5 35.0 36.5 37.9 39.4 40.8 42.2 43.7 45.2 46.7 48.2 49.6 50.9 52.2 53.7 53.7 *FAM

Crew Station L/R L L L L L L/R L L L L L L/R L L L L L L L

TASK TITLE TD 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

1000 Participate in a Crew Mission Briefing I P E P E P P E 1000 1001 Administer Flight Evaluation I P E P E I P P E 1001 1003 Conduct Flight Instruction I P E P E I P P E 1003 1004 Plan a VFR Flight I P P P P E 1004 1006 Plan an IFR Flight I P E I P P E 1006 1010 Prepare PPC I P E P E P E 1010 1012 Verify Weight and Balance I P E P E P E 1012 1014 Operate ALSE I P E P E P E 1014 1016 Perform Internal Load Opns I P P E P 1016 1020 Prepare Aircraft for Mission I P E P E P E 1020 1022 Perform Preflight Inspection I P E P E P E 1022

Perform B-4 Starting Engine thru B-4 leaving Helicopter Checks I P E P E P E 1024

1026 Maintain Airspace Survelliance I P E P P E 1026 1028 Perform Hover Power Check I P E P E P E 1028 1032 Perform Radio Comm Procedures I P E P E I P P E 1032 1038 Perform Hovering Flight I P E P E P E 1038 1040 Perform VMC Take-off I P E P P E 1040

1040.01 Perform Terrain Flight Approach (see supplemental information) I P E 1040.01 1044 Nav by Pilotage and Dead Reckoning P 1044 1046 Perform Electronically Aided Navigation I P E P E I P P E 1046 1048 Perform Fuel Mgmt Procedures I P E P E P E 1048 1052 Perfrom VMC Flight Maneuvers I P E P P E 1052 1058 Perfrom VMC Approach I P E P P E 1058

1058.01 Perform Terrain Flight Takeoff (see supplemental information) I P E 1058.01 1062 Perform Slope Opns I P E P P E 1062 1066 Perform Running Landing I P E P P 1066 1070 Respond to Emergencies I P E *FAM I P P E 1070 1072 Respond to Engine Failure at OGE I P E P P E 1072 1074 Respond to Engine Failure (s) at Low Alt/Low Airspeed/Cruise I P E *FAM P E 1074 1078 Perform SAS Off Flight I P E *FAM P E 1078 1082 Perform Autorotation I P E P E 1082 1094 Operate AFCS/AutoPilot I P E P E P E 1094 1102 Perform Manual Throttle Opn/Emer Mode I P E *FAM P E 1102 1155 Negotiate Wire Obstacles I P P P E 1155 1162 Perform Emergency Egress I P P P E 1162 1166* Perform Instrument Maneuvers I P E I P P E 1166* 1170 Perform Instrument Take-off I P E I P P 1170 1174* Perform Holding Procedures I P E I P P 1174* 1176* Perform Non-Precision Approach I P E I P P E 1176* 1178* Perform Precision Approach I P E I P P E 1178* 1182 Perform Unusual Attitude Recovery I P E I P P 1182 1184 Respond to IIMC I P P I P P E 1184 1190 Perform Hand and Arm Signals I P P P 1190 1194 Perform Refueling Opns I P P P 1194 1253 Operate Aircraft Display Systems I P E P E P E 1253 1262 Participate in a Crew Level AAR I P P E P P 1262 1321 Perform Anti-Torque Malfunction I P E P P E 1321 2012 Perform Tactical Flight Mission Planning I P P P 2012 2022 Transmit Tactical Report 2022 2024 Perform Terrain Flight Navigation I P E 2024 2026 Perform Terrain Flight I P E 2026 2036 Preform Terrain Flight Deceleration 2036 2504 Perform Aerial Security Operations (Oral tasks only) 2504 ORAL Describe or Perform Risk Management I P E ORAL

Perform Wind Recognition I P E Describe Dynamic Rollover (Oral) I P E Describe Aircraft Limitations I P E Perform Tactical Map Preparation I P E Perform Recognition of Hazards to Terrain Flight I P E

Note:

Note:

2024 Low level navigation 200ft or above.

NOTE

Acceptance Flights are for Contracted IPs and Administered by Government Quality Assurance.

Tasks marked with an "E" are required for evaluation. Other previously evaluated tasks may be selected for evaluation by the QA SP if time permits, at the discretion of the evaluator.

Tasks with an asterisk - Student will perform one each, "coupled" precision & non-precision NACO or DOD approved approaches and conduct a holding procedure with the AFCS level 5 stabilization engaged. "Uncoupled" instrument approaches or hand flown holding procedures will NOT be evaluated.

An LAO for AO Vanguard South and associated RTs for Terrain Flight tasks MUST be completed. The student IPs will be training IERW students in this area. AO Vanguard South is preferred for terrain flight training; however training can be completed at alternate locations.

Syllabus hours trained under night unaided.

Night Unaided Familiarization

* NOTE

Only one of the two tasks highlighted in green (1176 or 1178) is required to be evaluated, choice is evaluator's discretion.

NOTE

Eval tasks highlighted in purple under acceptance flight (1072, 1074, 1082, 1102 and

1321) are chosen at the discretion of the Evaluator. The Evaluator must choose 3 of the 5 tasks for evaluation.

NOTE

TRACK III - PRIMARY IP Stage CTR

ACCP

FLTCONTACT & BTN INSTRUMENTS

STAGE II - IPT-COMM CORE RESIDENT INSTRUCTOR TRAINING

UH-72 IO & RIT

General

Grading

IP Training and Qualification Requirements Table

FLIGHT EVALUATION REQUIREMENTS

Topics and guidance are listed in the UH-72A Supplemental Information Guide of this CMP listed under "Guidance for Flight Training and Evaluation of Oral Topics".

Oral Evaluation

Structure & Requirements

Flight evaluations - will be conducted IAW this Flight Training Guide and the UH-72A ATM, to determine the examinee's ability to perform duties of a flying and non-flying pilot. The recommended procedure for conducting the flight evaluation is for the evaluator to assume the role of the non-flying pilot, while allowing the examinee to function as a flying pilot. At times during the evaluation, the evaluator will assume the role of the flying pilot to evaluate the student’s ability to perform certain emergency procedures required of the non-flying pilot. During the IP(T) Evaluations, roles will be reversed where the student is evaluated as an instructor/evaluator. The evaluation will be administered for final designation as a pilot in the UH-72A. The evaluation sequence contains tasks/procedures used in the various operational areas of aviation missions. The mandatory tasks/procedures to be evaluated are listed under the flight performance test; however, any task listed in the Flight Training Guide may be selected at the discretion of the evaluator.

Grading/scoring is IAW USAAVNC Regulation 350-16, "Uniform Flight Grading System."

Successful accomplishment of each task is graded at an DM (Demo), A, B, C or N (not to standard) level for training purposes. Tasks on evaluations will be graded as "S" Satisfactory or "U" Unsatisfactory. Students who do not meet the minimum standards of performance for tasks being evaluated will receive a "U" for that task and a "U" grade for the overall flight evaluation.

Basic Qualities (BQ) are observed during the task grading process, evaluators will identify certain personal characteristics of students that contribute to or detract from the performance of these tasks. For the purposes of the flight grading system, there are three categories of BQs: mental, physical, and emotional.

NOTE: There is no evaluation for the IPT Substage CPT-IOT, however ALL student IPs must complete this training when available.

Evaluation Sequence Evaluation sequencing will be conducted IAW Chapter 3, paragraph 3-4 of the UH-72A

ATM TC 3-04.21

The evaluation day, tasks selected for evaluation can be found in the flight training outline, listed in each stage of training.

There are 2 Stages and 8 Substages in this course, 7 Substages have flight evaluations.

The student must pass each required Substage Evaluation IAW the requirements as indicated in the IP Training and Qualification Requirements Table.

TD START END Location ID TITLE TOTAL

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1 7:00 8:00 Bd 5700 H72A3900 In-process Flight Records 2.0 1.0 Flt Records 1 8:00 9:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3608 OIC AQ In-Briefing 1.0 1.0 1-223D 1 9:00 10:00 ??? H72A3900 Computer Issue 2.0 1.0 1AB 1 12:00 13:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2000 General Description 1.0 1.0 1-223D 1 13:00 15:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2000 Central Panel Display System 2.5 2.5 1-223D 1 15:30 17:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2600 Preflight PE (ACFT & IP Required) 92.5 1.5 1-223D/URS

14:30 15:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2000 Weight and Balance Acad/PE 1.0 1.0 1-223D 2 8:00 10:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2000 Performance Planning Acad/PE 2.0 2.0 1-223D 2 12:00 15:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2000 Garmin GNS 430 7.0 3.0 1-223D 3 5:45 10:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A2600 AQ Flight Training (Contact)-FTD 92.5 5.0 1-223D/URS 3 15:00 17:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2000 AFCS & Autopilot 2.5 2.5 1-223D 4 5:45 10:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A2600 AQ Flight Training (Contact)-FTD 92.5 5.0 1-223D/URS 4 13:00 15:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2000 Malfunction Analysis #1 4.0 2.0 1-223D 5 5:45 10:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A2600 AQ Flight Training (Contact)-FTD 92.5 5.0 1-223D/URS 5 12:00 15:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2000 Flight Controls and Hydraulics 3.0 3.0 1-223D 6 5:30 11:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2600 AQ Flight Training (Contact) 92.5 6.0 1-223D/URS 6 12:00 14:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2000 Avionics 2.0 2.0 1-223D 7 5:30 11:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2600 AQ Flight Training (Contact) 92.5 6.0 1-223D/URS 7 12:30 14:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2000 Electrical systems 2.0 2.0 1-223D 8 5:30 11:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2600 AQ Flight Training (Contact) 92.5 6.0 1-223D/URS 8 12:30 14:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2000 Lifting Systems 1.5 1.5 1-223D 9 5:30 11:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2600 AQ Flight Training (Contact) 92.5 6.0 1-223D/URS 9 12:30 14:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3606 EP/Limits Examination 2.0 2.0 1-223D 10 5:30 11:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2600 AQ Flight Training (Contact) 92.5 6.0 1-223D/URS 10 12:30 14:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2000 Power Plant & Fuel 3.0 1.5 1-223D 11 5:30 11:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2600 AQ Flight Training (Contact) 92.5 6.0 1-223D/URS 11 12:30 14:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2000 Power Plant & Fuel 3.0 1.5 1-223D 12 5:30 11:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2600 AQ Flight Training (Contact) 92.5 6.0 1-223D/URS 12 12:30 14:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2001 Systems Exam 2.0 2.0 1-223D 13 5:30 12:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2601 AQ Contact Flight Evaluation 7.0 7.0 1-223D/URS 14 5:45 10:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A2600 AQ Flight Training (Instruments)-FTD 92.5 5.0 1-223D/URS 14 12:00 14:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2000 Garmin GNS 430 IFR 7.0 2.0 1-223D 15 5:45 10:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A2600 AQ Flight Training (Instruments)-FTD 92.5 5.0 1-223D/URS 15 12:00 14:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2000 Garmin GNS 430 IFR (PE) 7.0 2.0 1-223D 16 7:30 10:30 Bd-30168 Rm-B GRAD3500 C: Intro to Area Navigation (RNAV) 16.0 3.0 GRAD 16 11:30 17:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2600 AQ Flight Training (Instruments) 92.5 6.0 1-223D/URS 17 8:30 9:30 Bd-30168 Rm-B GRAD3502 Intro to Area Navigation (RNAV) Examination 1.0 1.0 GRAD 17 11:30 17:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2600 AQ Flight Training (Instruments) 92.5 6.0 1-223D/URS 18 8:30 10:30 Bd-30168 Rm-B GRAD3500 B1: Regs for Army Aircraft (RWIFE) 16.0 2.0 GRAD 18 11:30 17:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2600 AQ Flight Training (Instruments) 92.5 6.0 1-223D/URS 19 8:30 10:30 Bd-30168 Rm-B GRAD3500 B1: Regs for Army Aircraft (RWIFE) 16.0 2.0 GRAD 19 11:30 17:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2600 AQ Flight Training (Instruments) 92.5 6.0 1-223D/URS 20 5:30 12:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2602 AQ Instrument Flight Evaluation 7.0 7.0 1-223D/URS 21 8:30 10:30 Bd-30168 Rm-B GRAD3500 B1: Regs for Army Aircraft (RWIFE) 16.0 2.0 GRAD 21 11:30 16:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (Contact)-FTD 120.0 5.0 1-223D/URS 22 8:30 10:30 Bd-30168 Rm-B GRAD3500 B1: Regs for Army Aircraft (RWIFE) 16.0 2.0 GRAD 22 11:30 17:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (Contact) 120.0 6.0 1-223D/URS 23 8:30 10:30 Bd-30168 Rm-B GRAD3500 B2: Flight Information Publications (RWIFE) 16.0 2.0 GRAD 23 11:30 17:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (Contact) 120.0 6.0 1-223D/URS 24 8:30 10:30 Bd-30168 Rm-B GRAD3500 B2: Flight Information Publications (RWIFE) 16.0 2.0 GRAD

TD START END Location ID TITLE TOTAL

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24 11:30 17:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (Contact) 120.0 6.0 1-223D/URS 25 8:30 9:30 Bd-30168 Rm-B GRAD3500 B3: Weather Flight Planning PE (RWIFE) 16.0 1.0 GRAD 25 9:30 10:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3614 RFM Examination Review 1.0 1.0 1-223D 25 11:30 17:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (Contact) 120.0 6.0 1-223D/URS 26 6:00 13:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3602 IPT Contact Flight Evaluation 7.0 7.0 1-223D/URS 27 9:30 11:30 Bd-30168 Rm-B GRAD3501 Regulations/DOD FLIP Examination 2.0 2.0 GRAD 27 11:30 16:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (Instruments) 120.0 5.0 1-223D/URS 28 12:00 18:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (Instruments) 120.0 6.0 1-223D/URS 29 8:30 11:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A2000 Malfunction Analysis PE 4.0 2.5 1-223D 29 11:45 16:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (Instruments)-FTD 120.0 5.0 1-223D/URS 30 10:00 12:00 Bd-616 Rm1 NVDB6000 Night Operations Review 2.0 2.0 NVDB 30 13:00 19:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (Instruments)(N) 120.0 6.0 1-223D/URS 31 10:00 11:00 Bd-616 Rm-1 NVDB6001 Night Operations Review Exam 1.0 1.0 NVDB 31 12:00 18:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (Instruments) 120.0 6.0 1-223D/URS 32 6:00 13:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3603 IPT Instrument Flight Evaluation 7.0 7.0 1-223D/URS

33 14:45 22:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (IOT)-FTD 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 34 14:45 22:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (IO/NG)-FTD 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 35 18:00 2:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (WS/NG) 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 36 12:00 20:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (WS/NG) 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 37 18:00 2:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (WS/NG) 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 38 18:00 2:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (WS/NG) 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 39 18:00 2:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 IPT Flight Training (WS/NG) 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 40 18:00 1:00 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3604 Contractor Acceptance Flight or WS Eval 7.0 7.0 110AB

33 5:45 13:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A3600 Instructor Operator/Resident IP Training (FTD) 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 34 5:45 13:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A3600 Instructor Operator/Resident IP Training (FTD) 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 35 5:45 13:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A3600 Instructor Operator/Resident IP Training (FTD) 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 36 5:45 13:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A3600 Instructor Operator/Resident IP Training (FTD) 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 37 5:45 13:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A3600 Instructor Operator/Resident IP Training (FTD) 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 38 5:30 13:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 Resident Instructor Flight Training 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 39 5:30 13:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 Resident Instructor Flight Training 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 40 5:30 12:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 N/A Contractor Acceptance Flight 7.0 7.0 110AB

33 5:45 13:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A3600 Instructor Operator/Resident IP Training (FTD) 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 34 5:45 13:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A3600 Instructor Operator/Resident IP Training (FTD) 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 35 5:45 13:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A3600 Instructor Operator/Resident IP Training (FTD) 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 36 5:45 13:45 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A3600 Instructor Operator/Resident IP Training (FTD) 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 37 5:30 13:30 Bd-750 Bay-1 H72A3600 Resident Instructor Flight Training 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 38 5:30 13:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 Resident Instructor Flight Training 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 39 5:30 13:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 H72A3600 Resident Instructor Flight Training 120.0 8.0 1-223D/URS 40 5:30 12:30 Bd-30167 Rm-1 N/A Contractor Acceptance Flight 7.0 7.0 110AB

TRACK I - WS/NG IP

TRACK II - INSTRUMENT IP

TRACK III - PRIMARY IP

1166.01 1166.02 1166.03 1166.04 1166.05 1166.06 1166.07 1166.08 1166.09 1166.10 1166.11

1174.01 1174.02 1174.03

1176.01 1176.02 1176.03 1176.04

1178.01 1178.02 1178.03

NOTE:

*UH-72A AQIP(T) SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION GUIDE*

Ensure each student IP is adequately trained to subsequently train an IERW-CC student based on the task breakout below. These subtasks have been created to standardize and organize training into building blocks that can be incrementally trained and measured to ensure effective learning for the IERW-CC student.

INSTRUMENT TRAINING GUIDANCE:

Perform Straight-and-Level Flight Perform Climbs and Descents

Perform Instrument Maneuvers

Perform Trim Control

Perform Standard Rate Turn Perform Steep Turn

Perform Instrument Cross-Check Perform Acceleration/Deceleration Perform Climbing and Descending Turns

Perform Precision Approach (ILS) Perform Precision Approach

Perform Precision Approach (PAR)

These tasks are NOT normally broken out to this level, as these tasks are designed for someone who is already an aviator; however, an IERW-CC student is learning it for the very first time.

Perform Instrument Interpretation

Perform Nonprecision Approach (ASR) Perform Nonprecision Approach (GPS) Perform Nonprecision Approach (LOC) Perform Nonprecision Approach (VOR) Perform Non-Precision Approach Perform Holding Procedures (GPS) Perform Holding Procedures (LOC) Perform Holding Procedures (VOR) Perform Holding Procedures Perform Missed Approach Procedures Perform Flight Fundamentals - ACFT

Perform Precision Approach (GPS/LPV)

1)

2)

3)

4)

TERRAIN FLIGHT TASK/TRAINING GUIDANCE:

Parent Task 1040

Subtask 1040.01

Perform Visual Meteorological Conditions Takeoff

Determine the takeoff direction by analyzing the tactical situation, wind, long axis of the takeoff area, and the lowest obstacles. Select reference points to assist in maintaining the takeoff flight path. Coordinate the collective and cyclic controls as necessary to establish a climb angle that will clear any obstacles in the takeoff path with the pedals and once the obstacles are cleared, smoothly adjust the flight controls to transition to the terrain flight mode.

Maintain PWR to clear obstacles as required and aircraft alignment in direction of takeoff until transitioning to appropriate terrain flight mode.

Perform Terrain Flight Takeoff (Technique)

Apply the appropriate standards and guidance for task 1040 as indicated in the UH-72A ATM TC 3-

04.21 in coordination with the following criteria to successfully perform the terrain flight takeoff technique.

The P* (pilot on the controls) will remain focused primarily outside the aircraft during the maneuver. The P* will direct the other crewmember to maintain visual reference outside the aircraft to assist in clearing and will ensure that the aircraft is cleared and select reference points to assist in maintaining takeoff flight path. The P* will announce initiating the takeoff and whether the takeoff is from the ground or from a HVR and will also announce intentions to abort or alter the takeoff.

The P (pilot not on the controls) will maintain…