Exhibit_E_INITIAL_ENTRY_ROTARY_WING_AVR_(COMMON_CORE)_POI_C1-11.pdf

Course: 2C-IERW (COMM CORE) Version: 2009 Delivery Group: A Phase: 0

Course Name: Initial Entry Rotary Wing AVR (Common Core)

Management Category: Resident Preparation Date: 05 Dec 2007

Status: DCST Validated Optimum Class Size: 60

02 Mar 2010 14:04 1-1

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Total Computed Academic Hours: 848.4

Fiscal Year: 2010 Fiscal Year Quarter: 2

Status Change Date: 26 Feb 2009

Approval Date: 25 Nov 2008

Approval Authority: Commanding General

USAACE

Fort Rucker, Alabama 36362

MACOM Validation Date:

Manpower Validation Date:

Course Supersession Information: This POI supersedes/replaces the existing POI dated 30 Jun 05.

Phase Supersession Information: N/A

Foreign Disclosure: FD4. The materials contained in this course have been reviewed by the course developers in coordination with the USAACE, Foreign Disclosure Officer, Fort Rucker, AL foreign disclosure authority. Some component(s) of this course is(are) NOT releasable to students from foreign countries. See each Training/TATS Course TSP subcomponent/product for applicable FD restriction statement.

ATZQ-TD 20 December 2013

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SUBJECT: Change #11 to the INITIAL ENTRY ROTARY WING AVR (COMMON CORE), 2C-IERW (COMM CORE) Program of Instruction, approval date 25 November

1. This POI change reflects the USAACE Deputy Commander’s approval during the 110th Aviation Brigade Quarterly Training Integration Meeting on 15 October 2013 to remove the Single Channel Ground/Airborne Radio System (SINCGARS) lesson and examination. This decision was based on the fact that task “communicate by a tactical radio” is taught in Basic Officer Leaders and Aviation Basic Officer Leader – Branch courses (BOLC-A/B). Additionally, students receive training on the AN/PRC 119F SINCGARS radio and operate it during land navigation and convoy operations training in BOLC-B. It will be determined at a later date as to what subject(s) to incorporate in place of SINCGARS. This change also corrects academic times for Basic Fire Support and Aerial Adjustment of Artillery subjects.

2. A summary of approved changes is listed below. This POI change is effective with class 14-007 starting 15 January 2014. Post this memorandum with copies of POI as a record of authority for the change. Future revisions of this POI will incorporate this change. A revised training sequence will be published as a change to the Flight Training Guide to incorporate this POI change.

a. Delete the following lessons: 011-9038, Single Channel Ground/Airborne Radio System (SINCGARS), 4.0 hours; 011-4047, SINCGARS Examination, 2.0 hours; and, 011-4048, Basic Fire Support Examination, 2.0 hours.

b. Change the time of lesson 011-9064, Aerial Adjustment of Artillery, from 9.0 hours to 11.0 hours.

c. Change the title of lesson 011-4049, 2.0 hours, from Aerial Adjustment of Artillery Examination to Basic Fire Support and Aerial Adjustment of Artillery Examination.

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

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ATZQ-ATB 4 February 2013

SUBJECT: Change #10 to the INITIAL ENTRY ROTARY WING AVR (COMMON CORE), 2C-IERW (COMM CORE) Program of Instruction, approval date 25 November 2008

1. This POI change coincides with the Flight Training Guide (FTG) for this course dated 4 February 2013 and is effective with class 13-001 starting Basic Warfighter Stage on 5 March 2013 and class 13-012 starting 2 April2013. This change does not affect resources. The changes listed below may be inserted as pen and ink changes to the POI. Post this memorandum with the POI as the record of authority for the change.

Future revisions of this POI will incorporate this change.

2. Change to lesson 011-0794, IERW Primary Flight Training-Stage I (FSXX/). Change time from 104.5 to 114 to reflect 6.0 hours per training day of flight block time (from brief time to release time).

3. Change to lesson 011-0795, IERW Primary Flight Evaluation-Stage I (FSXX/). Change time from 5.5 to

6.0 to reflect 6.0 hours per training day of flight block time.

4. Change to lesson 011-0796, IERW Primary Flight Training-Stage II (FSXXI). Change time from 115.5 to

126.0 to reflect 6.0 hours per training day of flight block time.

5. Change to lesson 011-0797, IERW Primary Flight Evaluation-Stage II (FSXXI). Change time from 5.5 to

6.0 to reflect 6.0 hours per training day of flight block time.

6. Change to lesson 011-0760, Basic Waifighter Skills Flight Training. Change time from 104.5 to 114.0 to reflect 6.0 hours per training day of flight block time.

7. Change to lesson 011-0761, Basic Waifighter Skills Flight Training Evaluation. Change time from 5.5 to

6.0 to reflect 6.0 per training day of flight block time.

8. POC is Dana Probert, dana.m.probert.civ @mail.mil, 334-255-3119.

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ATZQ-ATB 3 May 2012

SUBJECT: Change #9 to the INITIAL ENTRY ROTARY WING AVR (COMMON CORE), 2C-IERW (COMM CORE) Program of Instruction, approval date 25 November 2008

1. This POI change is required to incorporate the Electronic Data Manager (EDM) training into the Basic Warfighter Skills (BWS) stage of training in the INITIAL ENTRY ROTARY WING

AVR (COMMON CORE) course. EDMs are being fielded for use at Shell Army Heliport

(AHP), 1-212TH AVN REGT in April 2012 for use with the OH-58A/C helicopter to train all students in the BWS stage of training in IERW (Common Core).

2. This POI change is effective immediately. EDM training will be incorporated into IERW

(Common Core) academically for class 12-005 and in flight training for class 12-008. Class 12-

005 starts BWS on 3 May 2012 and class 12-008 starts BWS on 15 June 2012. The changes listed below may be inserted as pen and ink changes to the POI. Post this memorandum with the

POI as the record of authority for the change. Future revisions of this POI will incorporate this change.

3. Change to lesson 011-3441:

a. Change the title from IERW Aviation Mission Planning System (AMPS) (CAD) to IERW

Aviation Mission Planning System (AMPS) and Electronic Data Manager (EDM) (CAD).

b. Change the lesson total time from 10.6 to 10.5 hours.

c. Delete the first sentence of the lesson remarks. The lesson plan is correctly identified with the Foreign Disclosure code of FD5 (releasable to foreign students). Specific Foreign Disclosure

Information: The AMPS/PFPS software or the PFPS Pocket Planning Guide may not be distributed to foreign students although the foreign students may attend the training and utilize the AMPS/PFPS software to complete flight plans. The key word on the markings on the software and the pocket guide is “distribute.” This Foreign Disclosure determination was provided regarding all IERW AMPS lessons via email from SFAE-AV-AS-AME (John Shultz) to the USAACE Foreign Disclosure Officer (Jerry Strickland) on 16 January 2007.

4. Change to lesson 011-0798, IERW Instrument Flight Training, Stage I (HFS) (FSXXI).

Change time from 27.0 to 30.0 to reflect 5.0 hours of flight block time for Warrior Hall simulator periods (from brief time to release time).

5. Change to lesson 011-0799, IERW Instrument Flight Evaluation, Stage I (HFS) (FSXXI).

Change time from 4.5 to 5.0 to reflect 5.0 hours of flight block time for Warrior Hall simulator periods (from brief time to release time).

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6. Change to lesson 011-0800, IERW Instrument Flight Training, Stage II (TH-67) ( FSXXI).

Change time from 158.0 to 167.0 to reflect 5.0 hours of flight block time for Warrior Hall simulator periods (from brief time to release time) and 5.5 hours of flight block time for aircraft flight periods.

7. Change to lesson 011-8297, Research/Self-Study IERW (Primary). Change time from 8.0 to

6.0 to reflect the correct time.

8. Change to lesson 011-8298, Research/Self-Study IERW (Instruments). Change time from 9.0 to 21.0.

9. Add lesson 011-8299, Research/Self-Study IERW (Basic Warfighter Skills), 12.0 hours.

10. POC is Dana Probert, dana.m.probett.civ@mail.mil, 334-255-3119.

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ATZQ-ATB 12 January 2011

SUBJECT: Change #8 to Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IER W) Common Core Program of Instruction (POI), 2C-IERW (COMM CORE), dated 25 Nov 08

1. Change #4, dated 15 Apr 10 to Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IERW) Common Core Program of Instruction (POI) is rescinded effective 27 Jan 11.

2. On 18 March 2010, Deputy Commanding General, BG Thomas, directed changes to the IERW Common Core POI that increased total flight hours per student by 3.2 hours. The additional flight hours were to be trained during the Basic Warfighter Skills (BWS) stage for validation and were dependent upon the approval of increased funding. The FTG validation process began 9 Jul 10 and was scheduled to terminate on 27 Jan 11. The funding was not approved; therefore, the flight hours will be changed from 24.5 back to 21.5.

3. The following pen and ink changes to the POI are approved:

a. Page 2-2; change Estimated Flight Hours from 125.0 to 122.0. Change Course Remarks to read, "This course contains 121.1 hours of flight instruction, with 83.6 hours conducted in the aircraft and 3 7. 5 hours conducted in the flight simulator".

b. Page 4-49, Lesson 0760, Basic Warfighter Skills Flight Training, Remarks; change Flight Hours from 23.4DF to 20.3DF. Lesson 0761, Basic Warfighter Skills Flight Training Evaluation, Remarks; change Flight Hours from 1.3 DF to 1.2 DF.

c. Page 4-57, Module K, Summary of Flight Hours; Change Basic Warfighter Skills Flight Training DF and Total from 24.7 to 21.5.

4. Post this memorandum with the POI as authority/approval of change.

5. I lOTH POC is Mr. Franks, X-2666.

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Management Category: Resident Preparation Date: 05 Dec 2007 Status: DCST Validated Optimum Class Size: 60

Computed ICH: 298.2

Adjusted TOMA ICH: 0.0

Adjusted MRAD ICH: 0.0

Class Sizes - Optimum: 60 Minimum: 30 Maximum: 75

Academic Hours Unique:

Shared:

Total:

Computed 848.4 25.5

873.9

Estimated Flight Hours: :t-25 122

Validation Code:

Manpower Estimate: 0

Hours Developed by Others: 17

Hours Conducted by Others: 17

Course Type Code: 03 Officer Specialty/SSI

ITRO Code: Q Quota Course/Non-ITRO

Contract Code: Partially Army/Contract

MACOM Validation Date:

Manpower Validation Date:

Training Start Date: 01 Feb 2010

Proponent

Adjusted 0.0

25.5 25.5

Design and Development: Aviation Center and School (011) Instructor Provided Support: Aviation Center and School (011)

Army Course Proponent: Aviation Center and School (011) Training Evaluation Proponent: Aviation Center and School (011)

Course Remarks: This course contains~ 121.1 hours of flight instruction, with~ 83.6 hours conducted in the aircraft and 37.5 hours conducted in the flight simulator.

Risk Assessment Level is Low in accordance with Composite Risk Matrix.

Phase Remarks: N/A

MRAD Remarks:

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Management Category: Resident Preparation Date: 05 Dec 2007 Status: DCST Validated Optimum Class Size: 60

Action Text: Perform Basic Warfighter Skills (BWS) flight tasks selected for training as listed in para 2-3 of the IERW Basic Warfighter Skills FTG.

Condition: In a classroom and a training helicopter, under Visual Meteorological Conditions (VMC), given the BWS Flight Training Guide (FTG).

Standard: Perform selected BWS flight tasks to the standards as outlined in Chapter 3 of the BWS FTG.

Remarks: FLIGHT HOURS: 2J.A 20.3 DF, INSTRUCTIONAL ELEMENT: CONTRACTOR

Lesson ld I Version Technigue of Deliverv Hours Method of Instruction

011-0761 I 2009 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.0 (TE) Test

5.5 (TE) Test

Summary: 0.0 (TE) Test

Total: 5.5

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Basic Warfighter Skills Flight Training Evaluation

Action Text: Perform mandatory and optionally selected Basic Warfighter Skills (BWS) evaluation tasks as listed in para 2-6 of the IERW BWS Flight Training Guide (FTG).

Condition: In a classroom and a training helicopter, under Visual Meteorological Conditions (VMC), given the BWS FTG.

Standard: Perform BWS tasks selected for evaluation to the standards as outlined in Chapter 3 of the BWS FTG and receive a satisfactory grade.

Remarks: FLIGHT HOURS: .:t-,.J 1.2 DF, INSTRUCTIONAL ELEMENT: 110th AB, 1-212th AVN BN

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Module: K I 0001

Title: ADMINISTRATIVE TIME

Purpose: This module includes time allocated for inprocessing, open time, course critique, and commandant's time.

Remarks: Summary of Flight Hours

PRIMARY FLIGHT TRAINING:

DF

-----PRIMARY TOTAL:

46.4

46.4

TH-67 INSTRUMENT FLIGHT TRAINIING:

DF

FS

-----INSTRUMENT TOTAL:

15.7

37.5

53.2

BASIC WARFIGHTER SKILLS FLIGHT TRAINING:

DF ~21.5

BASIC WARFIGHTER SKILLS TOTAL: ~ 21.5

1. The workweek for the Common Core (FSXXI) is 8.5 hours, per day, 42.5 hours per 5-day week.

Mobilization training will extend the work week from 5 to 6 days. Daily syllabus remains the same.

2. Flight training block time (FTB) and flight evaluation block time (FEB) for the Common Core (FSXXI) are 5.5 hours each flight period. Actual flight time per student will be specified by each applicable Flight Training Guide (FTG) but may vary according to the situation and conditions.

3. Simulator training block time (STB) and simulator evaluation block time (SEB) for the Common Core (FSXXI) are 4.5 hours each simulator period.

4. The instructor to student ratio for all CPT, flight and simulator periods is 1:2.

Technique(s) of Delivery:

Large Group Instruction (GP)

Total Hours (Admin & Academic)

Hours 88.0

88.0

Lesson ld I Version 011-130312009

Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.0 (CO) Conference I Discussion

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SUBJECT: Change #7 to Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IER W) Common Core Program of Instruction (POI), 2C-IERW (COMM CORE), dated 25 Nov 08

1. The following pen and ink changes to the subject POI are approved and are effective upon receipt.

a. Course Summary, Page 3-1, change Module B Aviation Medicine time from 17.0 to 16.5 and Module H Instruments Flight Training time from 215.0 to 215.5.

b. Module B, Aviation Medicine:

(1) Page 4-2; change Large Group Instruction and Total Hours (Admin & Academics) from

17.0 to 16.5.

(2) Page 4-3; Lesson U3004503 Initial Entry Rotary Wing Exam; delete reference to U300451 0 and change the word recieve to receive in the Standard.

(3) Page 4-4; Lesson U3004505, Spatial Disorientation and Sensory Illusions of Flight;

change Introduction from 0.2 to 0.1, change 2.6 to 1.7, add a line with 0.6 (DM) Demonstration below the Introduction line, change Summary from 0.2 to 0.1, and the Total from 3.0 to 2.5.

(4) Page 4-5; Lesson U3004507, Noise and Vibration in Army Aviation; delete 0.5 (GS) Guest Speaker and change the Total from 2.0 to 1.5.

(5) Page 4-5; Lesson U3004522; insert 0.4 (CD) Conference/Demonstration below the Introduction line; change Summary to 0.2, and change Total from 1.0 to 1.5. Change the title to Visual Systems and Lab; and the Standard to In accordance with (JAW) TC3-04.93 Fundamentals of Aerospace Medicine, 3rd ed., Army Regulation (AR) 40-501, and Aeromedical Policy Letter (APL) entitled Corneal Refractive Surgery dated 12 Feb 07.

(6) Change reference to FM 1-301 and FM 3-04.301 to FM 3-04.93 throughout Module B.

c. Module H, Instrument Flight Training:

(1) Page 4-44, Techniques of Delivery; change Individualized, self-paced Instruction from 8.5 to 9.0 and Total Hours (Admin & Academics from 215.0 to 215.5.

(2) Page 4-47, Lesson 011-8298, Research/Self-Study IERW Instruments; change hours from

8.5 to 9.0.

2. Post this memorandum with the POI as authority/approval for the change.

3. 1101 h AB POC is Mr. Franks, x-2666.

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SUBJECT: Change #6 to Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IERW) Common Core Program oflnstruction (POI), 2C-IERW (COMM CORE), dated 25 Nov 08

1. The following pen and ink changes to the subject POI are approved and are effective upon receipt.

a. Course Summary, Page 3-1, change Module E Primary Academics time from 80.5 to 81.5 and Module G Instruments Academics time from 85.0 to 84.0.

b. Module E, Page 4-15; change Large Group Instruction and Total Hours (Admin & Academics) from 80.5 to 81.5.

c. Module E, Page 4-29, Lesson 011-4292, General and Visual Flight Rules; change Total from

3.0 to 4.0.

d. Module G, Page 4-33; change Large Group Instruction and Total Hours (Admin & Academics) from 85.0 to 84.0.

e. Module G, Page 4-43, Lesson 011-9295, Instrument Academics Critique; change Total from

3.0 to 2.0.

2. This allows the URS Academic Instructors to take full advantage of the new three dimensional (3D) technologies used in lesson 011-4292 by adding an extra hour; thereby, making the instruction more meaningful to the IER W students during the Primary Phase.

3. Post this memorandum with the POI as authority/approval for the change.

4. 11 Oth AB POC is Mr. Franks, x-2666.

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SUBJECT: Change #5 to Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IER W) Common Core Program of Instruction (POI), 2C-IERW (COMM CORE), dated 25 Nov 09

1. Change #3 to IERW Common Core POI dated 26 Feb 10 authorized the IERW Common Core students to be taught Holding Procedures (011-267-1074), Radio Navigation (011-267- 1172), Non-Precision Approach (011-267-1176), and GPS Aided Navigation (011-267-2049) using the civil GPS (SystemGNS430 and GNS480) during the Instruments Stage of training.

2. It has been determined, during the current validation process, that task GPS Aided Navigation (011-267-2049), is not required to be taught since the other tasks listed in paragraph 1 are taught utilizing the GPS as one of the types ofNavigational Aids.

3. This change is authorized to eliminate this redundancy and is effective upon receipt.

4. Post this memorandum with the POI as authority/approval for the change.

5. 1101 h AB POC is Mr. Franks, x-2666.

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SUBJECT: Change #4 to Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IER W) Common Core Program of Instruction (POI), 2C-IERW (COMM CORE), dated 28 Nov 09

1. During a briefing on 18 March 2010, Deputy Commanding General, BG Thomas, directed changes to the IERW Common Core POI that increases total flight hours per student by 3.2 hours. These additional flight hours will be trained during the Basic Warfighter Skills (BWS) stage of training starting with class #10-10 that began on 3 March 2010 and will start BWS on 9 July 2010. As a result of the increase in flight hours, the following pen and ink changes to the POI are approved:

a. Page 2-2; change Estimated Flight Hours from 122.0 to 125.0. Change Course Remarks to read, "This course contains 124.3 hours ofjlight instruction, with 86.8 hours conducted in the aircraft and 37.5 hours conducted in the flight simulator".

b. Page 4-49, Lesson 0760, Basic Warfighter Skills Flight Training, Remarks; change Flight Hours from 20.3DF to 23.4DF. Lesson 0761, Basic Warfighter Skills Flight Training Evaluation, Remarks; change Flight Hours from 1.2 DF to 1.3 DF.

c. Page 4-57, Module K, Summary of Flight Hours; Change Basic Warfighter Skills Flight Training DF and Total from 21.5 to 24.7.

2. These changes are effective 9 July 2010.

3. Post this memorandum with the POI as authority/approval of change.

4. I 10TH POC is Mr. Franks, X-2666.

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SUBJECT: Change #3 to Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IERW) Common Core Program of Instruction (POI), 2C IERW (COMM CORE), dated 28 Nov 09

1. Per directive from USAACE Command Group, the I lOth Aviation Brigade led a working group to evaluate the effectiveness and relevancy of IERW Common Core training to prepare students for the IERW track courses. As a result of the evaluation, the following changes to the POI are approved:

a. Page 3-1, Course Summary, Academic Time, change Module C Time from 25.5 to 27.5.

b. Page 4-7, Techniques of Delivery, change Large Group Instruction (GP) and Total from 25.5 to 27.5.

c. Page 4-8, lesson 011-1929, TH-67 Orientation (IERW/MOI), change 1.4 to 0.9 and the Total from 2.0 to 1.5.

d. Page 4-9, lesson 011-1932, TH-67 Aircraft Systems/Power Plant and Related Systems (IERW/MOI), change 4.3 to 3.8 and the Total from 4.5 to 4.0.

e. Page 4-12; add Lesson 011-4630, Aircrew Coordination Training-Basic (ACT-B) as indicated below:

Lesson Id I Version

011-4630 I 0000

Technique of Delivery

(GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction:

Hours Method of Instruction

0.1 (CO) Conference I Discussion

1.3 (CO) Conference I Discussion

0.8 (PI) Practical Exercise (Hands-on)

0.7 (P3) Practical Exercise (Written)

Summary: 0.1 (CO) Conference I Discussion

Total: 3.0 Security Clearance: Unclassified Lesson Title: Aircrew Coordination Training- Basic (ACT-B)

Action Text:

Condition:

Standard:

Remarks:

Understand basic aircrew coordination skills associated with Initial Entry Rotary Wing Orientation Phase.

In a classroom, given a student handout and Flight Training Guide (FTG).

IdentifY basic skills associated with aircrew coordination.

INSTRUCTIONAL ELEMENT: I lOTH AB. ACAD

f. Page 4-30, change the title of lesson 011-0794 from IERW Primary Flight Training (FSXXI) to IERW Primary Flight Training-Stage I (FSXXI); change Flight Block Hours (FBH) from 211.5 to 93.5; and Flight Hours in Remarks from 46.4 OF to 19.2 and delete 4.5 FS, 1.5S.

g. Page 4-30, change Lesson !diVersion from 011-0797/2009 to 0795/0000 and the Title from IERW Primary Flight Evaluation (FSXXI) to IERW Primary Flight Evaluation-Stage I (FSXXI); change Remarks by deleting CEP and adding "QAE or CONTRACTOR" in the Instructional Element of Remarks.

h. Page 4-31, Research/Self Study IERW (Primary), change flight block hours from 11.0 to 8.0.

SUBJECT: Change #3 to Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IERW) Common Core Program of Instruction (POI), 2C IERW (COMM CORE), dated 28 Nov 09

i. Page 4-32; add lesson 011-0796, IERW Primary Flight Training -Stage II (FSXXI) as indicated below:

Lesson Id I Version Technigue of Deliven: Hours Method of Instruction

0 I I -0796 I 0000 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.0 (CO) Conference I Discussion

I I5.5 (OF) Flight; Dual

Summary: 0.0 (CO) Conference I Discussion

Total: I I5.5

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: IERW Primary Flight Training-Stage II (FSXXI)

Action Text:

Condition:

Standard:

Remarks:

Perform flight tasks selected for training in the TH-67 helicopter per the IERW Primary Flight Training Guide (FTG).

In a flightline/classroom environment, given a TH-67 Helicopter, under VMC.

Correctly performed tasks identified for training IA W the TH-67 Operator's Supplement and the IERW Primary Flight Training Guide for this stage of training.

FLIGHT HOURS: 25.2DF,

INSTRUCTIONAL ELEMENT: CONTRACTOR

j. Add lesson 011-0797, IERW Primary Flight Evaluation-Stage II (FSXXI) by inserting pages 4-32a!b after page 4-32 (Encl).

k. Page 4-44, Lesson 011-0798, IERW Instrument Flight Training, Stage I (HFS) (FSXXI), Remarks, change Flight Hours from 10.0 HFS to 9.0 HFS.

1. Page 4-45, Lesson 011-0800, Instrument Flight Training, Stage II (TH-67) (FSXXI); change FBH from

166.5 to 158.0 and Remarks Flight Hours from 21.7 HFS to 27.7 HFS. The 14.5 DF remains unchanged.

m. Page 4-47, Lesson 011-8298, Research/Self-Study IERW (Instruments), change flight block hours from

10.0 to 18.5.

n. Page 4-49, Lesson 0760, Basic Warfighter Skills Flight Training, Remarks, change Flight Hours from 17.6DF to 20.3DF. Lesson 0761, Basic Warfighter Skills Flight Training Evaluation, Remarks, change Flight Hours from 1.4 DF to 1.2 DF.

o. Page 4-57, Module K, Summary of Flight Hours, Primary Flight Training change DF from 47.4 to 46.4, delete SF 1.5 and FS 4.5, and change Primary Total from 53.4 to 46.4. In TH-67 Instrument Flight Training, change FS from 33.0 to 37.5 and Instrument Total from 48.7 to 53.2. Change Basic Warfighter Skills Flight Training DF and Total from 19.0 to 21.5.

SUBJECT: Change #3 to Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IERW) Common Core Program of Instruction (POI), 2C IERW (COMM CORE), dated 28 Nov 09

2. Global Positioning System (GPS)

a. This POI change also authorizes the IERW Common Core students to be taught Holding Procedures (011-267-1 074), Radio Navigation (0 11-267-1172), Non-Precision Approach (0 Il-267-1176), and GPS Aided Navigation (011-267-2049) using the civil GPS (SystemGNS430 and GNS480) during the Instruments Stage of training. Reasons for including training using GPS in the IERW Common Core course:

(I) IERW Common Core provides the foundation training for all Army Aviators using the TH-67 and OH-58 as training helicopters. All Army Aviators across all airframes must perform tasks of Emergency GPS Recovery and Electronically Aided Navigation and therefore the core training for ai!IERW students should include training utilizing a GPS.

(2) The FAA Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen) is a transformation ofthe National Airspace System (NAS). NextGen represents an evolution from a ground-based system of air traffic control to a satellite-based system of air traffic management. The NextGen plan is already in progress and will result in The FAA plan all future IFR Navigation and approaches to be conducted without the use of ground based navigation aids. Many ground based navigational aids, within the local flying area, have already been identified for closure. There are currently GPS approaches in the local flying area that provide training opportunities and will reduce congestion for IFR training traffic over remaining ground-based navigational aids.

3. These changes are effective with IERW Class 10-10 starting 3 Mar 10.

4. Post this memorandum with the POI as authority/approval of change.

5. !lOTH POC is Mr. Franks, X-2666.

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Introduction: 0.0 (TE) Test

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Summary: 0.0 (TE) Test

Total: 5.5

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Lesson Title: IERW Primary Flight Evaluation Stage II (FSXXI)

Action Text: Demonstrate proficiency in performing mandatory and optionally selected evaluation tasks as listed in para 2-5 of the IERW Primary FTG.

Condition: On the flightline and in a briefing room, given a TH-67 helicopter under VMC.

Standard: Perform tasks selected for evaluation to the standards as outlined in Chapter 3 of the IERW Primary FTG and receive a satisfactory grade.

Remarks: FLIGHT HOURS: I .ODF

INSTRUCTIONAL ELEMENT: I lOTH AB, I-223D, QAE or CONTRACTOR

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ATZQ-ATB 13 Jul 09

SUBJECT: Change #2 to Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IERW) Common Core Program of Instruction (POI), dated 28 Nov 08

1. Directorate of Training and Doctrine, Project Manager for Aircrew Coordination Training-Enhanced (ACT E) requested this change for the purpose of aligning information in TC 1-210 with ACT -E lessons taught in aviation courses. This changes the title of lessons 011-0068 and 011-4620 in the subject POI.

2. The following pen and ink changes are approved:

a. Pg 4-50, Lesson 011-0068: Change the Lesson Title from Aircrew Coordination Training Enhanced (ACT-E) Examination (IERW) to Aircrew Coordination Training-Enhanced (ACT-E) Initial Qualification Examination. Change the Action Text to read Complete a criterion referenced examination of the objectives from lesson 011-4620.

b. Pg 4-54, Lesson 011-4620: Change lesson title from Aircrew Coordination Training-Enhanced (ACT-E) (IERW) to Aircrew Coordination Training-Enhanced (ACT-E) Initial Qualification.

c. Pg 6-10, Lesson 011-0068: Change the Lesson Title from Aircrew Coordination Training Enhanced (ACT-E) Examination (IERW) to Aircrew Coordination Training-Enhanced (ACT-E) Initial Qualification Examination. Change the Action Text to read Complete a criterion referenced examination of the objectives from lesson 011-4620.

3. This change is effective immediately. Post this document page with the POI as the authority for the change.

4. 11 01 h AB POC is Mr. Franks, 5-2666.

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RUSSELL E. STINGER

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ATZQ-ATB 21 Apr 09

SUBJECT: Change #1 to Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IERW) Common Core Program of Instruction (POI) dated 28 Nov 09

1. The USAACE Foreign Disclosure Officer in coordination with the 1st Aviation Brigade product developers determined that the following lessons should have a Foreign Disclosure Statement of FD7 and not be released to Foreign Military.

a. 011-0284, Aircraft Survivability Equipment (ASE)

b. 011-0285, IFF Training

c. 011-4050, ASE/IFF Examination

d. 011-9038, SINCGARS

e. 011-4047, SINCGARS Examination

This caused a change to the Foreign Disclosure Statement for the IERW Common Core Course to FD4.

2. The following pen and ink change is approved:

On the Program of Instruction Cover Page change the Foreign Disclosure to FD4 The materials in this course have been reviewed by the course developers in coordination with the USAACE foreign disclosure authority. Some component(s) of this course are NOT releasable to students from foreign countries. See each Training/TATS Course TSP subcomponent/product for applicable FD restriction statement.

3. This change is effective upon receipt.

4. Post this page with the POI as authority/approval of change.

5. I lOTH POC is Mr. Franks, X-2666.

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Table of Contents

Cover Page ................................................................................................................... 1-1

Preface .......................................................................................................................... 2-1

Course Summary .......................................................................................................... 3-1

Training Module ............................................................................................................ 4-1

Mandatory Training Module .......................................................................................... 5-1

Examination Module ..................................................................................................... 6-1

Individual Task Summary .............................................................................................. 7-1

Collective Task Summary (Not part of POI) ..................................................................... 8-1

Ammunition Summary ................................................................................................... 9-1

Facilities Summary ...................................................................................................... 10-1

Equipment Summary .................................................................................................. 11-1

Training Support Equipment ....................................................................................... 12-1

Support Personnel Summary ...................................................................................... 13-1

TADSS Summary ........................................................................................................ 14-1

MRAD Headquarters Validation .................................................................................. 15-1

Headquarters Memorandum ....................................................................................... 16-1

Memo of Transmittal ................................................................................................... 17-1

Distance Learning Questionnaire ................................................................................... 18-1

Lesson Sequence (Not part of POI) ............................................................................... 19-1

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Preface Page

Fiscal Year: 2010 Fiscal Year Quarter: 2

Status: DCST Validated

Status Change Date: 26 Feb 2009

Training Location(s): (011) Aviation Center and School

Specialty: None

Supporting ITP: AWO Warrant Officer MOS 152-155, Dated April 2005 BC15 Aviation Commissioned Officer, Dated May 2005

TATS-Course: Yes

Purpose: To train initial entry aviator students in rotary-wing aviator skills. These skills are required for progression into the applicable follow-on aircraft system track.

Course Scope: This common core is designed to provide the student with basic rotary-wing operator skills and knowledge for qualification in the TH-67 aircraft system. Training includes physical and mental skills and knowledge objectives for basic rotary-wing flight maneuvers, emergency procedures, flight planning, instrument flight, navigation, and safety factors.

Phase Scope: N/A

Course Prerequisites: a. US Active Army or Reserve Component, officer, or warrant officer who is medically qualified in accordance with (IAW) AR 40-501 for initial aviator training and has met the requirements of AR 611-85 or AR 611-110, as applicable.

Warrant officers must have successfully completed the Warrant Officer Candidate School, 911-09W. Ready Reserve or ARNG agreement required for USAR and ARNG officers/warrant officers.

b. EURO-NATO pilot training selection specified by USER(s). English Comprehension Level (ECL) 80 specified by DOD. Medical qualification for aviator training verified by US Army Aeromedical Activity at training location.

c. Foreign Military Training (FMT) students selection specified by participating country. ECL 80 specified by DOD. Medical qualification for aviator training verified by US Army Aeromedical Activity at training location.

d. Non-DOD agency personnel may participate in this program of instruction as part of the executive counter-narcotics program. DOD concurrence and coordination is required prior to attendance.

Phase Prerequisites: N/A

Special Information: 1. This course is a prerequisite for follow-on tracks.

2. Follow-on tracks require an INTERIM SECRET clearance.

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Course Length– Weeks: 22 Days: 0 Hours: 935

Management Category: Resident Preparation Date: 05 Dec 2007

Status: DCST Validated Optimum Class Size: 60

02 Mar 2010 14:04 2-2

Computed ICH: 298.2

Adjusted TOMA ICH: 0.0

Adjusted MRAD ICH: 0.0

Class Sizes – Optimum: 60 Minimum: 30 Maximum: 75

Academic Hours Computed Adjusted

Unique: 848.4 0.0 Shared: 25.5 25.5 Total: 873.9 25.5

Estimated Flight Hours: 122

Validation Code:

Manpower Estimate: 0

Hours Developed by Others: 17

Hours Conducted by Others: 17

Course Type Code: 03 Officer Specialty/SSI

ITRO Code: Q Quota Course/Non-ITRO

Contract Code: I Partially Army/Contract

MACOM Validation Date:

Manpower Validation Date:

Training Start Date: 01 Feb 2010

Proponent Design and Development: Aviation Center and School (011) Instructor Provided Support: Aviation Center and School (011) Army Course Proponent: Aviation Center and School (011) Training Evaluation Proponent: Aviation Center and School (011)

Course Remarks: This course contains 121.1 hours of flight instruction, with 83.6 hours conducted in the aircraft and 37.5 hours conducted in the flight simulator.

Risk Assessment Level is Low in accordance with Composite Risk Matrix.

Phase Remarks: N/A

MRAD Remarks:

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Status: DCST Validated Optimum Class Size: 60

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Course Summary

Academic Time:

Module: A / 0000 1.0

Title: COURSE ORIENTATION

Module: B / 0000 17.0

Title: AVIATION MEDICINE

Module: C / 0000 25.5

Title: TH-67 AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS

Module: D / 0000 15.0

Title: TH-67 COCKPIT PROCEDURES

Module: E / 0000 80.5

Title: PRIMARY ACADEMICS

Module: F / 0000 232.0

Title: PRIMARY FLIGHT TRAINING

Module: G / 0000 85.0

Title: INSTRUMENT ACADEMICS

Module: H / 0000 216.5

Title: INSTRUMENT FLIGHT TRAINING

Module: I / 0001 112.0

Title: BASIC WARFIGHTER SKILLS FLIGHT TRAINING

Module: J / 0001 62.9

Title: SUPPORTING ACADEMICS

Module: K / 0001 1.0

Title: ADMINISTRATIVE TIME

Total: 848.4

Administrative Time:

Commandant Time 79.0

In-Processing 8.0

Total: 87.0

Grand Total: 935.4

Academic Hours by Security Classification:

Unclassified 848.4

Total: 848.4

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Status: DCST Validated Optimum Class Size: 60

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Training Module

Module: A / 0000

Title: COURSE ORIENTATION

Purpose: Provide the student with an understanding of the USAACE flight program, organization and mission of the aviation units and mission track specialties.

Remarks: None

Technique(s) of Delivery: Hours

Large Group Instruction (GP) 1.0

Total Hours (Admin & Academic) 1.0

Lesson Id / Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction

011-9116 / 2009 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.0 (CO) Conference / Discussion

1.0 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Summary: 0.0 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Total: 1.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Course Overview

Action Text: Receive overview of the purpose, structure, and content of the rotary-wing aviator training mission of USAACE; training policies as they apply to individual initiative, standards, and safety; staff and faculty assistance; and use of training facilities.

Condition: In a classroom.

Standard: Comply with training policies as they apply to individual initiative; standards and safety; staff and faculty assistance; and use of training facilities throughout flight training.

Remarks: INSTRUCTIONAL ELEMENT: 110th AB, HHC NOTE: U.S Personnel Only

Management Category: Resident Preparation Date: 05 Dec 2007

Status: DCST Validated Optimum Class Size: 60

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Module: B / 0000

Title: AVIATION MEDICINE

Purpose: To provide the student with the knowledge of potentially hazardous conditions in the aviation environment and applicable preventive/protective measures.

Remarks: None.

Large Group Instruction (GP) 17.0

Total Hours (Admin & Academic) 17.0

U3000602 / 2009 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.1 (LE) Lecture

0.8 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Summary: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Total: 1.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Aviation Medicine Orientation

Action Text: Comply with the medical requirements for aviation service.

Condition: As a crewmember in the aviation environment.

Standard: In accordance with (IAW) AR 40-501, AR 40-8, AR 600-105, AR 600-106, FM 1-300, FM 3-04.301, and Aeromedical Policy

Letters.

Remarks: INSTRUCTIONAL ELEMENT: USASAM

U3004494 / 2009 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

1.8 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Summary: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Total: 2.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Stress and Fatigue in the Aviation Environment

Action Text: Manage the effects of stress and fatigue.

Management Category: Resident Preparation Date: 05 Dec 2007

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Condition: While performing as an aircrew member.

Standard: In accordance with (IAW) FM 3-04.301, FM 26-2, the Leader’s Guide to Crew Endurance, Flight Stress, Flight Psychology, Fundamentals of Aerospace Medicine, and DA PAM 600-24.

U3004502 / 2009 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

2.8 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Summary: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Total: 3.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Altitude Physiology

Action Text: Manage the physiological effects of altitude.

Condition: While serving as an aircrew member.

Standard: In accordance with AR 95-1, AR 40-8, FM 3.04-301, and Fundamentals of Aerospace Medicine

U3004503 / 2009 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.1 (TE) Test

1.0 (TE) Test

Summary: 0.9 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Total: 2.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Initial Entry Rotary Wing Exam

Action Text: Complete a written examination on aeromedical factors affecting Army aviators.

Condition: In a classroom, given test materials and without the use of references.

Standard: Complete a criterion referenced evaluation of the objectives from lessons:

U3000602,U3004507,U3004502,U3004494,U3004510,U3004505,U3004504,U3004502,U3004508, U3004522, and U3004526

Management Category: Resident Preparation Date: 05 Dec 2007

Status: DCST Validated Optimum Class Size: 60

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· The student must complete the written examination consisting of 01 scoreable unit and correctly answer 35 out of 50 questions in order to recieve a go as defined in the test instructions.

U3004504 / 2009 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

0.8 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Summary: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Total: 1.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Gravitational Forces

Action Text: Manage the effects of gravitational forces.

Condition: While performing as an aircrew member.

Standard: In accordance with (IAW) FM 1-301 and Fundamentals of Aerospace Medicine.

U3004505 / 2009 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.2 (CO) Conference / Discussion

2.6 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Summary: 0.2 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Total: 3.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Spatial Disorientation and Sensory Illusions of Flight

Action Text: Identify normal orientation, the nature of spatial disorientation, and associated illusions.

Condition: While performing as an aircrew member.

Standard: In accordance with (IAW) FM 3-04.301

Management Category: Resident Preparation Date: 05 Dec 2007

Status: DCST Validated Optimum Class Size: 60

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Lesson Id / Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction

U3004507 / 2009 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

1.3 (CO) Conference / Discussion

0.5 (GS) Guest Speaker

Summary: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Total: 2.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Noise and Vibration in Army Aviation

Action Text: Protect yourself from the effects of noise in Army aviation

Condition: While performing as an air crewmember

Standard: IAW FM 3-04.301 (FM 1-301), AR 40-501, DA PAM 40-501 and Fundamentals of Aerospace Medicine

Remarks: Instructional Element: USASAM

U3004508 / 2005 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

0.8 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Summary: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Total: 1.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Aviation Toxicology

Action Text: Prevent toxic substance exposure in the aviation environment.

Condition: While serving as an aircrew member.

Standard: In accordance with (IAW) FM 3-04.301 and Fundamentals of Aerospace Medicine.

Remarks:

U3004522 / 2005 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

0.8 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Summary: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Total: 1.0

Management Category: Resident Preparation Date: 05 Dec 2007

Status: DCST Validated Optimum Class Size: 60

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Lesson Title: The Visual System in Flight

Action Text: Manage the effects of visual limitations during day flight.

Condition: While performing as an aircrew member.

Standard: In accordance with (IAW) FM 3-04.301, Fundamentals of Aerospace Medicine, 3rd ed., AR 40-501, and AR 40-8.

U3004526 / 2005 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

0.2 (CD) Conference/Demonstration

0.6 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Summary: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Total: 1.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Aviation Protective Equipment Orientation

Action Text: Employ aviation protective equipment.

Condition: While performing as an aircrew member.

Standard: IAW AR 95-1, AR 670-1, TM 10-8400-201-23, TM 1-8415-216-12&P, and TM 1-8415-215-12&P.

Management Category: Resident Preparation Date: 05 Dec 2007

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Module: C / 0000

Title: TH-67 AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS

Purpose: Provide the student with the required knowledge of aircraft systems as they pertain to safe operation of the TH-67 helicopter to include weight and balance and analysis of systems malfunctions.

Large Group Instruction (GP) 25.5

Total Hours (Admin & Academic) 25.5

011-0049 / 2009 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.1 (TE) Test

1.3 (TE) Test

Summary: 0.1 (TE) Test

Total: 1.5

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: TH-67 Systems Examination Part I (IERW/MOI)

Action Text: Complete a criterion referenced evaluation of the objectives from lessons: 011-1930 thru 011-1932, and 011-1935.

Condition: In a classroom, without references or notes, and given test materials.

Standard: Complete the written examination consisting of 4 scoreable units and correctly answer 10 out of 13 questions on 011-1930, 9 out of 12 questions on 011-1931, 9 out of 12 questions on 011-1932, and 10 out of 13 questions on 011-1935.

Remarks: INSTRUCTIONAL ELEMENT: 110TH AB, ACAD

011-0059 / 2009 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.1 (TE) Test

1.8 (TE) Test

Summary: 0.1 (TE) Test

Total: 2.0

Lesson Title: TH-67 Systems Examination Part II (IERW/MOI)

Management Category: Resident Preparation Date: 05 Dec 2007

Status: DCST Validated Optimum Class Size: 60

02 Mar 2010 14:04 4-8

Action Text: Complete a criterion referenced evaluation of the objectives from lessons: 011-1933, 011-1934, 011-1936, and 011-1937.

Condition: In a classroom, without references or notes, and given test materials.

Standard: Complete the written examination consisting of 4 scoreable units and correctly answer 10 out of 13 questions on 011-1933, 9 out of 12 questions on 011-1934, 9 out of 12 questions on 011-1936, and 10 out of 13 questions on 011-1937.

011-1929 / 2009 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.4 (CO) Conference / Discussion

1.4 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Summary: 0.2 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Total: 2.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: TH-67 Orientation (IERW/MOI)

Action Text: Discuss aerodynamic terms associated with the TH-67 Helicopter Systems.

Condition: In a classroom, given a TH-67 Aircraft Systems Student Handout.

Standard: Discuss the aerodynamic terms associated with the TH-67 Helicopter Systems during flight training as required. This is a non-testable lesson.

Remarks: INSTRUCTIONAL ELEMENT: 110TH AB, ACAD.Note: The purpose of this lesson is to provide the IERW student with a basic understanding of aerodynamic terms so they will better understand the TH-67 Helicopter Flight Control Systems. A more detailed lesson on Aerodynamics is presented later in the IERW training program and the students are tested at that time.

011-1930 / 2009 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

3.3 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Summary: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Total: 3.5

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Primary Aircraft Systems/General Description (IERW/MOI)

Action Text: Identify the components, the associated systems, and the design limitations of the TH-67 aircraft.

Management Category: Resident Preparation Date: 05 Dec 2007

Status: DCST Validated Optimum Class Size: 60

02 Mar 2010 14:04 4-9

Condition: Given the TH-67 Aircraft Systems Student Handout, statements providing description, listing of components and design limitations of the TH-67 aircraft.

Standard: Identify the components, the associated systems, and the design limitations of the TH-67 helicopter and receive a “GO” by correctly answering 10 of 13 questions on the associated scoreable unit of criterion referenced test 011-0049.

011-1931 / 2009 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

1.8 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Summary: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Total: 2.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: TH-67 Aircraft Systems/Flight Controls and Hydraulics (IERW/MOI)

Action Text: Identify the operational characteristics that pertain to the TH-67 flight control and hydraulic system.

Condition: Given the TH-67 Aircraft Systems Student Handout and Operator's Supplement.

Standard: Identify the operational characteristics that pertain to the flight control and hydraulic system of the TH-67 helicopter and receive a “GO” by correctly answering 9 of 12 questions on the associated scoreable unit of criterion referenced test 011-0049.

011-1932 / 2009 (GP) Large Group Instruction

Introduction: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

4.3 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Summary: 0.1 (CO) Conference / Discussion

Total: 4.5

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: TH-67 Aircraft Systems/Power Plant and Related Systems (IERW/MOI)

Action Text: Identify the operational characteristics of the power plant and related systems of the TH-67 aircraft.

Condition: Given the TH-67 Aircraft Systems Student Handout and TH-67 Operator's Supplement.

Standard: Identify the operational characteristics of the power plant and related systems of the TH-67 helicopter and receive a “Go” by correctly answering 10 of 13 questions on the associated scoreable unit of criterion referenced test 011-0049.

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