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12 Part I: Careers in <strong>Military</strong> Aviation NAVAL FLIGHT OFFICERS Navy and Marine Corps flight officers receive similar training and perform similar duties to those of Air Force navigators. A flight officers’ primary training is in areas such as meteorology, air navigation, flight planning, and aircraft safety. Their advanced training is in radar intercept, advanced radar navigation, airborne tactical data systems, or advanced navigation. Navy flight officers are radar intercept officers, bombardier/navigators, tactical coordinators, or airborne www.petersons.com/arco electronic warfare specialists. Marine Corps flight officers may have one of the following military occupational specialties: radar intercept officer, tactical navigator, electronic countermeasure officer, airborne reconnaissance officer, or weapons and sensors officer. At the present time, there are only a few flight officers in the Coast Guard aviation fleet. Highly trained specialists, when needed, are generally transferred from one of the other military services.
CHAPTER SERVICE INFORMATION ON FLIGHT TRAINING PROGRAMS AIR FORCE Introductory <strong>Flight</strong> Training As an Air Force pilot candidate, you report to one of the following undergraduate Air Force pilot training bases to begin forty-nine to fifty-three weeks of intensive training. Columbus AFB, Columbus, Mississippi Laughlin AFB, Del Rio, Texas Moody AFB, Georgia Naval Air Station, Whiting Field, Florida Vance AFB, Enid, Oklahoma Sheppard AFB, Texas During the first several weeks, you learn the basics of flight, such as aerodynamics and engine operation, as well as body physiology in the aerospace environment. All Air Force pilot candidates must have graduated from Officer training School, AFROTC, or the academy. These officers begin their flying training with introductory flight training (IFT). Civilian flight instructors at fixed base operations around the country conduct this training in aircraft such as the Cessna 152. Students receive 50 hours of instruction and must qualify for their pilot certificate to successfully complete the program. Pilot candidates then attend either Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training (ENJJPT) or joint specialized undergraduate pilot training (JSUPT). The latter program is accomplished through the cooperative efforts of the Air Force and the Navy. Both programs follow similar training paths. 13 3 Undergraduate Pilot Training You begin undergraduate pilot training in the Cessna T-37 aircraft—the first phase of jet flight training. The T-37 is a light, subsonic jet trainer. This training lasts twenty-six weeks (nineteen days pre-flight academics included). It contains 62 sorties and 80.9 flying hours (10 solo sorties and 12.1 flying hours). Students gain experience in aerobatics, instrument flying, formation, and navigation. After completion of the T-37 course, most students are selected to complete either the Bomber/Fighter (B/F) track or the Airlift/Tanker (A/T) track. (All ENJJPT students follow the Bomber/Fighter track.) B/F students fly the T-38 in a course designed to better prepare them in the specific skills required for bomber and fighter-type aircraft operations. As the track name suggests, B/F students go on to fly aircraft such as the B-1B, B-52, F-15, and F-16. A/T
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PART IV AIR FORCE OFFICER QUALIFYIN
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