Exhibit_I_2C-IERW-POI_CC_(UH-72A).pdf

Program of Instruction Cover Page

Security Clearance: Students in this course do not require a Security Clearance for: Unclassified

Proponent School Code Design and Development: U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence 011

Instructor Provided Support: U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence 011

POI Course Proponent: U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence 011

Training Evaluation Proponent: U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence 011

Class Sizes- Maximum: 60 Optimum: 48 Minimum: 30

Course Length- Weeks: 22 Days: 0 Hours: 990

Training Days: 110 Training Week: 5 Calendar Type: 01

Total Academic Hours: 960.0

Purpose: To train Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IERW) Aviator students in basic rotary wing aviation skills. These skills are required for progression into the applicable follow-on advanced aircraft IERW Track courses.

Phase Scope: The General Learning Outcome (GLO) of this common core course is designed to provide the student with basic rotary wing aviation skills and knowledge for qualification in the UH-72A aircraft system. Training includes physical/mental skills and knowledge objectives required to: perform basic rotary wing flight tasks under day, night, night vision goggles (NVGs), visual flight rules (VFR) and instrument flight rules (IFR), and terrain flight conditions; respond to emergency procedures; conduct flight planning and execute flight missions; perform navigation; and understand the Composite Risk Management process in order to identify hazards and manage risks associated with aviation. Course content and instructional strategies foster adaptability and initiative, lifelong learning, teamwork and collaboration, communication and engagement, critical thinking and problem solving, and tactical and technical 21st Century Soldier Competencies.

Phase Prerequisites: 1. Must be Active Army or Reserve Component Commissioned/Warrant Officers.

2. Must be medically qualified IAW AR 40-501 for initial aviator training and have met the requirements of AR 611-110.

3. Aviation branch officers must have completed the Aviation Basic Officer Leader-Branch Course, 2-1-C20B. Branch transfer officers must have completed the Officer Basic Course for the previously assigned branch.

4. Warrant Officers must have completed a branch qualification course or have successfully completed the Warrant Officer Candidate Course, 911-09W.

5. Active Army or Reserve Component Commissioned/Warrant Officers must have completed Army SERE High Risk (Level C), 2C- F107/600-F17(CT) and Dunker, 2C-F99/600-F16 (CT).

6. Ready Reserve or ARNG agreement is required for USAR and ARNG Officers/Warrant Officers.

7. Report with DD Form 2808, Report of Medical Examination, with no pending waiver requests and DA Form 4186, Medical Recommendation for Flying Duty, with a Full Flying Duty (FFD) annotation IAW AR 40-501, or equivalent documentation for foreign military.

8. International military students must meet all prerequisites and are enrolled on a case-by-case basis. Foreign Military Training (FMT) student selection is specified by participating country. Medical qualification for aviator training must be verified by US Army Aeromedical Activity at training location. Must have a minimum 80 English Comprehension Level (ECL) and 2/2 Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI) and Specialized English Training for Army Rotary Wing completed at Defense Language Institute (DLI).

9. 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.

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

Quarter: 1 Fiscal Year: 2016 Version: 1.0 Errata Sheet: No Data

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Special Information: 1. This course is a prerequisite for advanced aircraft IERW Track courses.

2. Follow-on advanced aircraft IERW Track courses require an INTERIM SECRET clearance.

IAW DA Pamphlet, 611-21, Military Occupational Classification and Structure 22 Jan 07:

Initial Entry Rotary Wing, 2C-IERW (COMM CORE UH-72A) awards MOS 153L for Reserve Component (RC) Warrant Officers only and ASI/SI code B4 for Active Component (AC) Officers and Warrant Officers. The B4 code is only awarded to AC aviators identified to fill a position requiring UH-72A qualification, which have a primary MOS in another aircraft and have completed a utilization tour in their primary MOS.

Phase Remarks: Safety Requirements - IAW with Risk Assessment.

Risk Assessment Level - Low - IAW Risk Matrix.

The work week established for this course is 9.0 hours per training day or 45.0 hours per 5-day training week.

Flight Block Hours (FBH) is the amount of academic time necessary to fly a prescribed number of flight hours. Refer to the current Course Management Plan (CMP) for the current FBH allocation per training day.

Flight Hour Summary:

UH-72A Cockpit Procedural Trainer (CPT) hours - 9.0 (Contractor Owned; Government Taught)

Basic Rotary Wing Skills - 33.1 hours UH-72A (Contractor Taught - 180.0 FBH)

Basic Instrument Skills - 30.0 TH-67 Instrument Flight Trainer (IFT) / Operational Flight Trainer (OFT) Simulator (Contractor Owned;

Contractor Taught - 100.0 FBH)

Advanced Rotary Wing / Instrument Skills - 35.6 hours UH-72A (Contractor Taught - 180.0 FBH)

Warfighter Skills and NVGs - 24.7 UH-72A (12.2 D + 1.0 N + 11.5 NG = 24.7) (Contractor Taught 120.0 FBH)

Total:

9.0 hours UH-72A CPT

93.4 hours UH-72A

30.0 hours TH-67 IFT/OFT Simulator

580.0 Contractor FBH = 580.0 total FBH

Foreign Disclosure: FD4 - The materials contained in this course have been reviewed by the course developers in coordination with the USAACE, 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.

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

Quarter: 1 Fiscal Year: 2016 Version: 1.0 Errata Sheet: No Data

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

Course Administrative Data..................................................................2-1

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

Lesson Sequence.............................................................................4-1

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

Mandatory Training Module...................................................................6-1

Examination Module..........................................................................7-1

Individual Task Summary.....................................................................8-1

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

Facility Summary...........................................................................10-1

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

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

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

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

ACOM Reviewer Validation...................................................................15-1

Course Map.................................................................................16-1

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

Quarter: 1 Fiscal Year: 2016 Version: 1.0 Errata Sheet: No Data

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Course Administrative Data

Approval Date: 02 May 2014

Approval Authority: Commanding General, USAACE, Ft. Rucker, AL 36362

ACOM Approver Validation Date: 30 Jul 2014 TRAS Log Number: P15-172

ACOM Reviewer Validation Date: 03 Jul 2014

TATS-Course: Yes

Training Location(s): 011 U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence

Speciality: No specialties available

ICH Computed ACOM Approver Adjusted ACOM Reviewer Adjusted

Unique: 313.00 313.00 313.00

Non-Fly: 6.50 6.50 6.50

TOTAL: 319.50 319.50 319.50

ACADEMIC HOURS Computed ACOM Approver Adjusted ACOM Reviewer Adjusted

Unique: 960.0 960.0 960.0

Developed by Others: 0.0 0.0 0.0

Conducted by Others: 0.0 0.0 0.0

TOTAL: 960.0 960.0 960.0

OTHERS HOURS Actual ACOM Approver Adjusted ACOM Reviewer Adjusted

Flight Hours 93.4 93.4 0.0

Flight Block Hours 580.0 580.0 0.0

Cockpit Procedural Trainer Hours

9.0 9.0 0.0

Simulator Hours 30.0 30.0 0.0

TOTAL 712.4 712.4 0.0

OTHERS MANPOWER Actual ACOM Approver Adjusted ACOM Reviewer Adjusted

Academic Instructor 0.0 0.0 0.0

Simulator Operator 0.0 0.0 0.0

Instructor Pilot 0.0 0.0 0.0

Cockpit Procedural Trainer Instructor

0.0 0.0 0.0

TOTAL 0.0 0.0 0.0

Instructor : Student - Worst Case: 1.0 : 2.0

Refresher Course: No

Course Type Code: 02 - Officer Functional

ITRO Status: Q - Quota Course/Non-ITRO

Contract Status: I - Partially Army/Contract On Post

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

Quarter: 1 Fiscal Year: 2016 Version: 1.0 Errata Sheet: No Data

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Summary Status: O - OFFICER ONLY COURSE

Course Availability: N - COURSE MAY NOT BE TAUGHT AT RTI SCHOOLS (CMD V/W)

Budget and OSD Type: 322741 - D2C - UNDGR PILOT TRNG-HELO-OFF

MDEP: TAVN - FLIGHT TNG

MTSA/MTSS: No

ACOM Approver Remarks: No Data

ACOM Reviewer Remarks: Initial Entry Rotary Wing 2C-IERW(Comm Core-UH-72A)(1.0)(0)) was validated in TDC on 3 July 14 by HQ TRADOC, G-8, Force Modeling Division (FMD), Management Analyst, Joseph Thompson. 2. This validation concurs with the calculated ICH submitted, based on instructor to student ratios specified for Lesson methods of instruction and Tests within the POI. Course ICH, Optimum Class Size (OCS), and Course Length in Weeks (CLIW) are subject to G-3/5/7 course growth policy approval. 3. Lesson Learning Step Instructor-to-Student ratios were cross-walked with Training, Facility, Equipment, and TADSS summaries for ICH validation. Academic hours within the POI are accepted as submitted. 4. The chart below reflects the School Submitted and G-8 Validated course variables. SUBMITTED VALIDATED ICH 319.5 319.5 OCS 48 48 CLIW 22 wks / 0 dys 22 wks 0 dys ACADEMIC HOURS 960.0 960.0DSTE HOURS (Not evaluated, new model criteria has been developed) 5. The TDC system course record for this POI has been updated by G-8, FMD with this validation. 6. This office does not have final POI approval authority. Final approval authority resides with the functional proponent at DCS, G-3/5/7. 7. Please address questions to Joseph Thompson, DSN 312-501-6600 or COMM (757) 501-6600.

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

Quarter: 1 Fiscal Year: 2016 Version: 1.0 Errata Sheet: No Data

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Course Summary

Academic Time Hours Module: Module-A 649.5

Title: Flight Training

Module: Module-B 16.5

Title: Aviation Medicine

Module: Module-C 101.0

Title: Government Taught Academics (110AB)

Module: Module-D 155.5

Title: Contractor Taught Academics

Module: Module-E 37.5

Title: Government Taught Academics (1AB)

Module: Module-F 0.0

Title: Administrative

Total: 960.0

Administrative Time Hours Commandant Time 21.0

In-Processing 8.0

End of Course Critique 1.0

Total: 30.0

Grand Total: 990.0

Academic Hours by Security Classification: Hours This course/lesson will present information that has a Security Classification of: U - Unclassified. 960.0

Total: 960.0

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

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Lesson Sequence

Seq Lesson Lesson Version

Module Lesson Title

1 011-RWCC1900 1.0 Module-F In-Processing (8.0 hrs IERW CC)

2 011-RWCC1600 1.0 Module-A Government Briefings

3 U3000602 1 Module-B Aviation Medicine Orientation

4 U3004508 1 Module-B Aviation Toxicology

5 U3004522 1 Module-B The Visual System in Flight

6 U3004526 1.1 Module-B Aviation Protective Equipment Orientation

7 U3004494 1 Module-B Stress and Fatigue in the Aviation Environment

8 U3004504 1 Module-B Gravitational Forces

9 U3004505 1 Module-B Spatial Disorientation and Sensory Illusions of Flight

10 U3004507 1 Module-B Noise and Vibration in Army Aviation

11 U3004502 1 Module-B Altitude Physiology

12 U3004503 1 Module-B Initial Entry Rotary Wing Exam

13 011-RWCC1601 1.0 Module-A Contractor Briefings

14 011-RWCC1000 1.0 Module-C Systems Academics

15 011-RWCC1003 1.0 Module-C Cockpit Procedural Trainer

16 011-RWCC1602 1.0 Module-A Basic Rotary Wing Skills Flight Training

17 011-RWCC1001 1.0 Module-C Systems Academics Examination Part 1

18 011-RWCC1603 1.0 Module-A Limitations Examination

19 011-RWCC1604 1.0 Module-A Emergency Procedures Examination

20 011-RWCC1002 1.0 Module-C Systems Academics Examination Part 2

21 011-RWCC1004 1.0 Module-D Academic Orientation

22 011-RWCC1005 1.0 Module-D Theory of Rotary Wing Flight

23 011-RWCC1006 1.0 Module-D Theory of Rotary Wing Flight Examination

24 011-RWCC1007 1.0 Module-D Visual Flight Rules (VFR)

25 011-RWCC1008 1.0 Module-D Visual Flight Rules (VFR) Examination

26 011-RWCC1009 1.0 Module-D Aviation Weather

27 011-RWCC1605 1.0 Module-A Basic Rotary Wing Skills Flight Evaluation

28 011-RWCC1010 1.0 Module-D Aviation Weather Examination

29 011-RWCC1011 1.0 Module-D Instrument Flight Rules (IFR)

30 011-RWCC1606 1.0 Module-A Basic Instrument Skills Flight Training

31 011-RWCC1012 1.0 Module-D Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) Examination Part 1

32 011-RWCC1013 1.0 Module-D Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) Examination Part 2

33 011-RWCC1607 1.0 Module-A Basic Instrument Skills Flight Evaluation

34 011-RWCC1014 1.0 Module-D Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) Examination Part 3

35 011-RWCC1015 1.0 Module-D Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) Examination Part 4

36 011-RWCC1016 1.0 Module-D Academic Student Feedback

37 011-GRAD1002 1.0 Module-C Aircrew Coordination Training-Enhanced (ACT-E) Initial Qualification

38 011-GRAD1003 1.0 Module-C Aircrew Coordination Training-Enhanced (ACT-E) Initial Qualification Examination

39 011-GRAD1004 1.0 Module-C Terrain Flight Operations (IERW)

40 011-GRAD1005 1.0 Module-C Terrain Flight Operations Examination (IERW)

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

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41 011-RWCC1608 1.1 Module-A Advanced Rotary Wing / Instrument Skills Flight Training

42 011-RWCC1609 1.0 Module-A Advanced Rotary Wing / Instrument Skills Flight Evaluation

43 011-CAD3441 1.0 Module-E IERW Aviation Mission Planning System (AMPS) and Electronic Data Manager (EDM) (CAD)

44 011-CAD0284 1.0 Module-E Aircraft Survivability Equipment (ASE) (CAD)

45 011-CAD0285 1.0 Module-E Mark XII (Mode 4) IFF (CAD)

46 011-CAD4050 1.0 Module-E ASE/IFF Examination

47 011-CAD9036 1.0 Module-E Basic Fire Support

48 011-CAD9064 1.0 Module-E Aerial Adjustment of Artillery

49 011-CAD4049 1.0 Module-E Basic Fire Support and Aerial Adjustment of Artillery Examination

50 011-RWCC1613 1.0 Module-A UH-72A OEM RFM Examination

51 011-NVDB1001 1.1 Module-C Night Vision Academics Examination (IERW)

52 011-RWCC1612 1.1 Module-A Research/Self-Study (IERW CC)

53 011-RWCC1901 1.0 Module-F Commandant's Time

54 011-RWCC1902 1.0 Module-F End of Course Critique

55 011-NVDB1000 1.2 Module-C Night Vision Academics (IERW)

56 011-RWCC1610 1.3 Module-A Warfighter Skills and NVG Flight Training

57 011-RWCC1611 1.3 Module-A Warfighter Skills and NVG Flight Evaluation

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

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Training Module

Module: Module-A

Title: Flight Training

Purpose: Provide nonrated aviation officer students with initial entry rotary wing (IERW) flight training in a UH-72A helicopter under visual meteorological conditions (VMC), instrument meteorological conditions (IMC), terrain flight, night, and night vision goggles (NVG) modes of flight learning tactical, combat/warfighter, and night/NVG skills.

Remarks: Upon successful graduation from this course, officers will be qualified in the UH-72A and be able to advance into one of the IERW advanced airframe track courses.

Technique(s) of Delivery: Hours Hands-On Instruction 580.0

Large Group Instruction 11.5

Unassigned 0.0

Individualized, Self-Paced Instruction 55.0

Individual/Timed 3.0

Total Hours (Admin & Academic) 649.5

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1600 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Large Group Instruction 2.0 (DD) Demonstration/Performance

Large Group Instruction 3.5 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Large Group Instruction 1.0 (CD) Conference/Demonstration

Summary 0.0 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Total: 6.5

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Government Briefings

Action Text:

Receive Flight Line briefings.

Condition:

Given briefings and applicable references/resources.

Standard:

Receive briefings on Aviation Life Support Equipment, proper helmet fitting, student orientation, safety, and map preparation.

Remarks: Instructional Element: 110AB

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1601 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Large Group Instruction 5.0 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Summary 0.0 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Total: 5.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Contractor Briefings

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

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Action Text:

Receive Flight Line briefings.

Condition:

Given briefings and applicable references/resources.

Standard:

Receive Flight Line briefings on Basic Rotary Wing Skills, Basic Rotary Wing Skills Feedback, Basic

Instrument Skills Feedback, and Advanced Rotary Wing/Instrument Skills Feedback.

Remarks: Instructional Element: Contractor

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1602 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Hands-On Instruction 174.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Summary 0.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Total: 174.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Basic Rotary Wing Skills Flight Training

Action Text:

Perform tasks selected for basic rotary wing skills flight training in the UH-72A.

Condition:

In a flight line/classroom/UH-72A environment, given all required references and equipment.

Standard:

Perform tasks selected for training to the standards stated in the Aircrew Training Manual, Light Utility

Helicopter, UH-72A, TC 3-04.21, and the Course Management Plan.

Remarks: Instructional Element: Contractor Aircraft Flight Hours: 31.8 hrs UH-72A

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1603 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (TE) Test

Individual/Timed 1.0 (TE) Test

Summary 0.0 (TE) Test

Total: 1.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Limitations Examination

Action Text:

Describe the UH-72A aircraft limitations from the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Rotary Wing Flight Manual (RFM) for the BK-117 C-2 (aka UH-72A).

Condition:

Given the Limitations Examination and test materials.

Standard:

Describe without reference the UH-72A aircraft limitations from the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM)

Rotary Wing Flight Manual (RFM) for the BK-117 C-2 (aka UH-72A).

Remarks: Instructional Element: Contractor

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

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011-RWCC1604 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (TE) Test

Individual/Timed 1.0 (TE) Test

Summary 0.0 (TE) Test

Total: 1.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Emergency Procedures Examination

Action Text:

Describe the UH-72A aircraft emergency procedures from the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Rotary Wing Flight Manual (RFM) for the BK-117 C-2 (aka UH-72A).

Condition:

Given Emergency Procedures Examination and testing materials.

Standard:

Describe without reference, the UH-72A aircraft emergency procedures from the Original Equipment

Manufacturer (OEM) Rotary Wing Flight Manual (RFM) for the BK-117 C-2 (aka UH-72A).

Remarks: Instructional Element: Contractor

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1605 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Hands-On Instruction 6.0 (TE) Test

Summary 0.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Total: 6.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Basic Rotary Wing Skills Flight Evaluation

Action Text:

Perform tasks selected for basic rotary wing skills flight evaluation in the UH-72A.

Condition:

In a flight line/classroom/UH-72A environment, given all required references and equipment.

Standard:

Perform tasks selected for evaluation to the standards stated in the Aircrew Training Manual, Light Utility

Helicopter, UH-72A, TC 3-04.21, and the Course Management Plan.

Remarks: Instructional Element: Contractor Aircraft Flight Hours: 1.3 hrs UH-72A

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1606 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Hands-On Instruction 95.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Summary 0.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Total: 95.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Basic Instrument Skills Flight Training

Action Text:

Perform tasks selected for basic instrument skills flight training in the TH-67 Operational Flight Trainer (OFT) or Instrument Flight Trainer (IFT) Simulator.

Condition:

In a flight line/classroom/TH-67 I/OFT environment, given all required references and equipment.

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

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Standard:

Perform tasks selected for training to the standards stated in the Aircrew Training Manual, Light Utility

Helicopter, UH-72A, TC 3-04.21, and the Course Management Plan.

Remarks: Instructional Element: Contractor Simulator Flight Time: 28.5 hrs TH-67 IFT/OFT (Contractor Operated)

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1607 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Hands-On Instruction 5.0 (TE) Test

Summary 0.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Total: 5.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Basic Instrument Skills Flight Evaluation

Action Text:

Perform tasks selected for basic instrument skills flight evaluation in the TH-67 IFT/OFT Simulator.

Condition:

In a flight line/classroom/TH-67 IFT/OFT Simulator environment, given all required references and equipment.

Standard:

Perform tasks selected for evaluation to the standards stated in the Aircrew Training Manual, OH-58 Kiowa and TH-67 Creek Helicopter, TC 3-04.43, and the Course Management Plan.

Remarks: Instructional Element: Contractor Simulator Flight Time: 1.5 hrs TH-67 IFT/OFT (Contractor Operated)

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1608 / 1.1 Introduction 0.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Hands-On Instruction 174.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Summary 0.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Total: 174.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Advanced Rotary Wing / Instrument Skills Flight Training

Action Text:

Perform tasks selected for advanced rotary wing / instrument skills flight training in the UH-72A.

Condition:

In a flight line/classroom/UH-72A environment, given all required references and equipment.

Standard:

Perform tasks selected for training to the standards stated in the Aircrew Training Manual, Light Utility

Helicopter, UH-72A, TC 3-04.21, and the Course Management Plan.

Remarks: Instructional Element: Contractor Aircraft Flight Hours: 34.3 hrs UH-72A

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1609 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Hands-On Instruction 6.0 (TE) Test

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

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Summary 0.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Total: 6.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Advanced Rotary Wing / Instrument Skills Flight Evaluation

Action Text:

Perform tasks selected for advanced rotary wing skills flight evaluation in the UH-72A.

Condition:

In a flight line/classroom/UH-72A environment, given all required references and equipment.

Standard:

Perform tasks selected for evaluation to the standards stated in the Aircrew Training Manual, Light Utility

Helicopter, UH-72A, TC 3-04.21, and the Course Management Plan.

Remarks: Instructional Element: Contractor Aircraft Flight Time: 1.3 hrs UH-72A

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1612 / 1.1 Introduction 0.0 (RS) Research/Study

Individualized, Self-Paced Instruction 55.0 (RS) Research/Study

Summary 0.0 (RS) Research/Study

Total: 55.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Research/Self-Study (IERW CC)

Action Text:

Conduct individual research and study as directed to meet academic and flight training requirements.

Condition:

Given assignments in preparation for academic and flight training and access to the Aviation Technical

Library.

Standard:

IAW training requirements and as assigned by instructors.

Remarks: No Data

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1613 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (TE) Test

Individual/Timed 1.0 (TE) Test

Summary 0.0 (TE) Test

Total: 1.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: UH-72A OEM RFM Examination

Action Text:

Identify UH-72A aircraft systems, operations and procedures from the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Rotary Wing Flight Manual (RFM) for the BK-117 C-2 (aka UH-72A).

Condition:

Given the RFM, examination and testing materials.

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

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With reference to the RFM, Identify UH-72A aircraft systems, operations and procedures IAW the ISAP.

Remarks: No Data

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1610 / 1.3 Introduction 0.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Hands-On Instruction 114.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Summary 0.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Total: 114.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Warfighter Skills and NVG Flight Training

Action Text:

Perform tasks selected for warfighter skills and night vision goggles (NVG) flight training in the UH-72A.

Condition:

In a flight line/classroom/UH-72A environment, given all required references and equipment.

Standard:

Perform tasks selected for training to the standards stated in the Aircrew Training Manual, Light Utility

Helicopter, UH-72A, TC 3-04.21, and the Course Management Plan.

Remarks: Instructional Element: 110AB - 100% Contractor IPs. Flight Hours: 23.2 UH-72A (12.2D; 1.0 N; 10.0 NG)

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1611 / 1.3 Introduction 0.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Hands-On Instruction 6.0 (TE) Test

Summary 0.0 (DF) Dual Flight

Total: 6.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Warfighter Skills and NVG Flight Evaluation

Action Text:

Perform tasks selected for warfighter skills and night vision goggles (NVG) flight evaluation in the UH-72A.

Condition:

In a flight line/classroom/UH-72A environment, given all required references and equipment.

Standard:

Perform tasks selected for evaluation to the standards stated in the Aircrew Training Manual, Light Utility

Helicopter, UH-72A, TC 3-04.21, and the Course Management Plan.

Remarks: Instructional Element: 110AB - 100% Contractor IPs. Flight Hours: 1.5 NG UH-72A

Module: Module-B

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: No Data

Technique(s) of Delivery: Hours Conference/Demonstration 0.4

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

Quarter: 1 Fiscal Year: 2016 Version: 1.0 Errata Sheet: No Data

15 Oct 2014 10:26 5-6

Large Group Instruction 13.5

Print 1.0

Actual Equipment 0.6

Unassigned 1.0

Practical Exercise (Hands-On) 0.0

Total Hours (Admin & Academic) 16.5

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction U3000602 / 1 Introduction 0.1 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Large Group Instruction 0.8 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Summary 0.1 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Total: 1.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Aviation Medicine Orientation

Action Text:

Participate in an Aviation Medicine Program.

Condition:

While serving as an aircrew member.

Standard:

In accordance with (IAW) Army Regulation (AR) 40-501, AR 40-8, AR 600-105, AR 600-106, Aeromedical

Policy Letters (APL), and Aeromedical Technical Bulletins (ATB).

Remarks: Proponent: USASAM School Code: 871 Lesson provides instruction on aviation organizations, Flying Duty Medical Examination, Medical Recommendation for Flying, and Exogenous Factors.

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction U3004508 / 1 Introduction 0.1 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Large Group Instruction 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:

Standard:

Remarks: No Data

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

Quarter: 1 Fiscal Year: 2016 Version: 1.0 Errata Sheet: No Data

15 Oct 2014 10:26 5-7

U3004522 / 1 Introduction 0.1 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Large Group Instruction 0.9 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Conference/Demonstration 0.4 (CD) Conference/Demonstration

Practical Exercise (Hands-On) 0.0 (PH) Practical Exercise (Hands-On)

Summary 0.1 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Total: 1.5

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: The Visual System in Flight

Action Text:

Manage the effects of visual limitations during day flight.

Condition:

In a classroom environment given a list.

Standard:

In accordance with (IAW) 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.

Remarks: No Data

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction U3004526 / 1.1 Introduction 0.1 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Large Group Instruction 0.6 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Large Group Instruction 0.2 (CD) Conference/Demonstration

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:

Standard:

Remarks: None.

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction U3004494 / 1 Introduction 0.1 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Large Group Instruction 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:

Reduce the adverse effects of stress and fatigue on individual health, aviation safety, and mission completion.

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

Quarter: 1 Fiscal Year: 2016 Version: 1.0 Errata Sheet: No Data

15 Oct 2014 10:26 5-8

Condition:

While performing as an aircrew member.

Standard:

In accordance with (IAW) FM 3-04.301(1-301), FM 22-51, Flight Stress, Flight Psychology, Fatigue in Aviation, and US Army Aeromedical Policy Letters.

Remarks: Proponent: USASAM School Code: 871 Discusses the effects of stress and fatigue and how to prevent and look for stress and fatigue in a soldier in the Aviation Environment.

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction U3004504 / 1 Introduction 0.1 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Large Group Instruction 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 Graviational Forces.

Condition:

In a classroom environment

Standard:

In accordance with (IAW) FM 3-04.301(1-301) and Fundamentals of Aerospace Medicine.

Remarks: Instructional Element: USASAM

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction U3004505 / 1 Introduction 0.1 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Large Group Instruction 1.7 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Actual Equipment 0.6 (DM) Demonstration

Practical Exercise (Hands-On) 0.0 (PH) Practical Exercise (Hands-On)

Summary 0.1 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Total: 2.5

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Spatial Disorientation and Sensory Illusions of Flight

Action Text:

Manage the effects of spatial disorientation in flight.

Condition:

While performing as an aircrew member.

Standard:

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

Remarks: No Data

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction U3004507 / 1 Introduction 0.1 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

Quarter: 1 Fiscal Year: 2016 Version: 1.0 Errata Sheet: No Data

15 Oct 2014 10:26 5-9

Large Group Instruction 1.3 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Summary 0.1 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Total: 1.5

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Noise and Vibration in Army Aviation

Action Text:

Identify the characteristics of noise and vibration in an aviation environment.

Condition:

Given lists of noise and vibration effects, terms, and definitions.

Standard:

Achieve a 70% (35 out of 50 questions answered correctly) on the comprehensive IERW exam.

Remarks: No Data

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction U3004502 / 1 Introduction 0.1 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Large Group Instruction 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.

Remarks: None

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction U3004503 / 1 Introduction 0.1 (TE) Test

Print 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.

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

Quarter: 1 Fiscal Year: 2016 Version: 1.0 Errata Sheet: No Data

15 Oct 2014 10:26 5-10

Complete a criterion referenced evaluation of the objectives from lessons:

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

Remarks: INSTRUCTIONAL ELEMENT: USASAM

Module: Module-C

Title: Government Taught Academics (110AB)

Purpose: Provide the student with the required knowledge of aircraft systems, night vision goggles, and related subjects for safe rotary wing flight operation.

Remarks: No Data

Technique(s) of Delivery: Hours Hands-On Instruction 9.0

Large Group Instruction 76.9

Practical Exercise (Written) 0.7

Unassigned 0.0

PowerPoint Presentation 4.2

Individualized, Self-Paced Instruction 2.0

Individual/Timed 8.0

Practical Exercise (Hands-On) 0.2

Total Hours (Admin & Academic) 101.0

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1000 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (IF) Instructor/Facilitator

Large Group Instruction 57.0 (IF) Instructor/Facilitator

Summary 0.0 (IF) Instructor/Facilitator

Total: 57.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Systems Academics

Action Text:

Apply aircraft systems concepts throughout the operation of the aircraft.

Condition:

Given a Student Handout, Operator’s Supplement, Operator’s Supplement Checklist (CL), Original Equipment

Manufacturer (OEM) Rotary Wing Flight Manual (RFM) for the BK-117 C-2 (aka UH-72A), Flight Training

Guide (FTG), Aviation Life Support Equipment (ALSE), cockpit procedural trainer (CPT), single rotor helicopter, training aids, DD Form 365-4, DA Form 5701-228-R, AR 95-1, TM 55-1500-342-23, and mission data.

Standard:

Develop basic aircrew coordination skills. Define aerodynamic terms. Identify aircraft systems and components and complete operational checks of the flight control, hydraulic, rotor, power plant, power train, and electrical systems. Prepare DD Form 365-4 and DA Form 5701-228-R (Performance Planning Card).

Perform cockpit procedures.

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

Quarter: 1 Fiscal Year: 2016 Version: 1.0 Errata Sheet: No Data

15 Oct 2014 10:26 5-11

Remarks: Instructional element: 110AB

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1001 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (TE) Test

Individual/Timed 3.0 (TE) Test

Summary 0.0 (TE) Test

Total: 3.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Systems Academics Examination Part 1

Action Text:

Demonstrate mastery of the Enabling Learning Objectives from Lesson 011-RWCC1000.

Condition:

Given Systems Academics Examination Part 1 and testing materials.

Standard:

Demonstrate mastery of Enabling Learning Objectives from Lesson 011-RWCC1000, IAW the ISAP.

Remarks: Instructional Element: 110AB

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1002 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (TE) Test

Individual/Timed 3.0 (TE) Test

Summary 0.0 (TE) Test

Total: 3.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Systems Academics Examination Part 2

Action Text:

Demonstrate mastery of the Enabling Learning Objectives from Lesson 011-RWCC1000.

Condition:

Given Systems Academics Examination Part 2 and testing materials.

Standard:

Demonstrate mastery of the Enabling Learning Objectives from Lesson 011-RWCC1000.

Remarks: Instructional Element: 110AB

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1003 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (HO) Hands-On Instruction

Hands-On Instruction 9.0 (HO) Hands-On Instruction

Summary 0.0 (HO) Hands-On Instruction

Total: 9.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Cockpit Procedural Trainer

Action Text:

Perform portions of flight tasks related to start-up, run-up, shut-down and emergency procedures.

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

Quarter: 1 Fiscal Year: 2016 Version: 1.0 Errata Sheet: No Data

15 Oct 2014 10:26 5-12

As an IERW student functioning in the capacity of pilot/copilot in a UH-72A cockpit procedural trainer, given the student handout, Operator's Supplement, and/or abbreviated checklist.

Standard:

Perform procedures and checks per the Operator's Supplement/Checklist.

Remarks: Instructional Element: 110AB UH-72A Cockpit Procedural Trainer (CPT) Time: 9.0 hrs (Contractor Owned; Government Taught) Note: This lesson is taught four times per class due to the limited quantity of LUH-72A Cockpit Procedural Trainers (CPT) (DVC 01- 230)

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-GRAD1002 / 1.0 Introduction 0.8 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Large Group Instruction 8.7 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Practical Exercise (Written) 0.2 (PW) Practical Exercise (Written)

Practical Exercise (Hands-On) 0.2 (PH) Practical Exercise (Hands-On)

Summary 0.1 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Total: 10.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Aircrew Coordination Training-Enhanced (ACT-E) Initial Qualification

Action Text:

Correlate the aircrew coordination principles, qualities and objectives, as found in the Army aircrew coordination training program.

Condition:

In a classroom environment without the use of references, given a multiple choice criterion referenced examination.

Standard:

Receive a "GO" by correctly answering 35 of 50 questions on criterion referenced examination as defined in the test instructions and SEP.

Remarks: Instructional Element: 110AB (Graduate Branch)

Regarding FD Statement of FD6: Reference Memorandum, ATZQ-TDT, Subject: Foreign Disclosure Restriction Statement for Aircrew Coordination Training-Enhanced (ACT-E), dated 15 Feb 08: "Foreign students enrolled in USAACE institutional flight training programs and foreign officers serving as instructors in support of USAACE flight training programs should be allowed access to the materials as determined necessary to complete the requirements associated with participating in the training programs. This statement in no way should be interpreted as allowing the duplication or release of the ACT-E materials to foreign students or instructors since release is prohibited." Memorandum signed by Robert Carter, for COL Richard T. Knapp, Director of Training and Doctrine.

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-GRAD1003 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (TE) Test

Large Group Instruction 2.0 (TE) Test

Summary 0.0 (TE) Test

Total: 2.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Aircrew Coordination Training-Enhanced (ACT-E) Initial Qualification Examination

Action Text:

Complete a criterion referenced examination of the objectives from lesson 011-GRAD1002

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

Quarter: 1 Fiscal Year: 2016 Version: 1.0 Errata Sheet: No Data

15 Oct 2014 10:26 5-13

In a classroom environment without the use of references, given a multiple choice criterion referenced examination.

Standard:

Identify the eight aircrew coordination elements, thirteen aircrew coordination basic qualities, and five aircrew coordination objectives of aircrew coordination. The student must receive a "GO" by correctly answering 35 of

50 questions on criterion referenced examination as defined in the test instructions.

Remarks: Instructional Element: 110AB (Graduate Branch)

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-GRAD1004 / 1.0 Introduction 0.2 (CO) Conference/Discussion

PowerPoint Presentation 4.2 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Practical Exercise (Written) 0.5 (PW) Practical Exercise (Written)

Summary 0.1 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Total: 5.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Terrain Flight Operations (IERW)

Action Text:

Identify the elements to be considered in terrain flight operations to include terrain flight limitations, modes of flight, hazards associated with terrain flight, flight planning, and map interpretation.

Condition:

In a classroom, given a student handout.

Standard:

Identify the elements to be considered in terrain flight operations and received a “GO” by correctly answering

18 of 25 questions on criterion referenced examination 011-4046 in accordance with (IAW) the test instructions and Student Evaluation Plan (SEP).

Remarks: Instructional Element: 110AB (Graduate Branch)

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-GRAD1005 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (TE) Test

Individual/Timed 2.0 (TE) Test

Summary 0.0 (TE) Test

Total: 2.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Terrain Flight Operations Examination (IERW)

Action Text:

Identify the elements to be considered in terrain flight operations to include modes of flight, hazards associated with terrain flight, flight planning, and map interpretation.

Condition:

In a classroom with the student handout.

Standard:

Receive a “GO” by correctly answering 18 of 25 questions on criterion referenced examination 011-

GRAD1005.

Remarks: Instructional Element: 110AB (Graduate Branch)

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

Quarter: 1 Fiscal Year: 2016 Version: 1.0 Errata Sheet: No Data

15 Oct 2014 10:26 5-14

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-NVDB1001 / 1.1 Introduction 0.0 (TE) Test

Large Group Instruction 1.0 (TE) Test

Summary 0.0 (TE) Test

Total: 1.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Night Vision Academics Examination (IERW)

Action Text:

Use the skills and knowledge acquired in lesson 011-NVDB1000, Night Vision Orientation to describe the operational procedures and equipmnet used when conducting Night Flight and Night Vision Device aided Flight.

Condition:

In an automation aided classroom with the test materials.

Standard:

Without reference, describe the operational procedures and equipment to perform Night Flight and Night

Vision Device aided Flight.

Remarks: INSTRUCTIONAL ELEMENT: 110TH AB, NVDB

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-NVDB1000 / 1.2 Introduction 0.0 (IF) Instructor/Facilitator

Individualized, Self-Paced Instruction 2.0 (RS) Research/Study

Large Group Instruction 7.0 (IF) Instructor/Facilitator

Summary 0.0 (IF) Instructor/Facilitator

Total: 9.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Night Vision Academics (IERW)

Action Text:

Describe night visual limitations, the difference between day and night flight, AN/AVS-6 (ANVIS) operation, night terrian interpretation, and the planning considerations for missions using night vision goggles.

Condition:

In a night vision goggle compatible automation aided classroom, student handout, virtual terrain board, AN/AVS-6 (ANVIS) oversized training display, aircrewmember helmet with ANVIS mount, and an AN/AVS-6

(ANVIS) with accompanying accessories.

Standard:

Describe without reference night visual limitations, the difference between day and night flight, AN/AVS-6

(ANVIS) operation, night terrain interpretation, and the planning considerations for missions using night vision goggles.

Remarks: Instructinal Element: Night Vision Devices Branch, 110TH AVN BDE

Module: Module-D

Title: Contractor Taught Academics

Purpose: Provide the student with an understanding of rotary wing theory of flight, communication procedures, navigation, weather, and general/visual/instrument flight rules flight planning for safe operation of rotary wing aircraft under VMC, IMC, and tactical flight conditions.

Remarks: No Data

Technique(s) of Delivery: Hours

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

Quarter: 1 Fiscal Year: 2016 Version: 1.0 Errata Sheet: No Data

15 Oct 2014 10:26 5-15

Hands-On Instruction 11.0

Large Group Instruction 124.5

Individual/Timed 20.0

Total Hours (Admin & Academic) 155.5

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1004 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Large Group Instruction 1.0 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Summary 0.0 (CO) Conference/Discussion

Total: 1.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Academic Orientation

Action Text:

Receive an Academic Orientation.

Condition:

Given orientation and applicable references/resources.

Standard:

Receive an orientation to contractor-taught academics.

Remarks: Instructional Element: Contractor

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1005 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (IF) Instructor/Facilitator

Large Group Instruction 14.0 (IF) Instructor/Facilitator

Summary 0.0 (IF) Instructor/Facilitator

Total: 14.0

Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Theory of Rotary Wing Flight

Action Text:

Establish fundamentals for Theory of Rotary Wing Flight.

Condition:

Given the Theory of Rotary Wing Flight Student Handout and FM 3-04.203.

Standard:

Identify the physical laws and principles of airflow, flight mechanics, in-flight forces, characteristics of hovering, effects of airflow through a rotor system in forward flight, and potential hazards.

Remarks: Instructional element: Contractor

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1006 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (TE) Test

Individual/Timed 2.0 (TE) Test

Summary 0.0 (TE) Test

Course Number: 2C-IERW-CC (UH-72A) Phase: Unphased

Course Title: IERW AVR (COMM CORE) (UH-72A)

Management Category: Resident Status: Validated

Quarter: 1 Fiscal Year: 2016 Version: 1.0 Errata Sheet: No Data

15 Oct 2014 10:26 5-16

Total: 2.0 Security Clearance: Unclassified

Lesson Title: Theory of Rotary Wing Flight Examination

Action Text:

Demonstrate mastery of Enabling Learning Objectives A through G from lesson 011-RWCC1005.

Condition:

Given the Theory of Rotary Wing Flight Examination and testing materials.

Standard:

Demonstrate mastery of Enabling Learning Objectives A through G from Lesson 011-RWCC1005 by identifying the physical laws and principles of airflow, flight mechanics, in-flight forces, characteristics of hovering, effects of airflow through a rotor system in forward flight, and potential hazards.

Remarks: Instructional element: Contractor

Lesson Id/Version Technique of Delivery Hours Method of Instruction 011-RWCC1007 / 1.0 Introduction 0.0 (IF) Instructor/Facilitator

Large Group…