FM 57-35 Airmobile Operations - Survival Books

WWW.SURVIVALEBOOKS.COMCHAPTER 6TRAININGSection I.RESPONSIBILITIES92. GeneralThe training of aviation and ground combat units for airmobileoperations is the responsibility of commanders at all echelons.It is aimed at familiarizing the units with all aspects of the operations and at enabling them to develop, test, and implement standing operating procedure that will insure they are conducted withmaximum speed, flexibility, and timeliness.93. Major CommandersMajor commanders are responsible for transport aviation unittraining and their training with ground combat forces. They insurethat the following requirements are fulfilled:a. Training of corps and army staffs in planning for and conducting airmobile operations.b. Training of technical service units and nondivisional aviationunits in appropriate subjects listed in paragraph 98.c. Training of technical service units in the conduct of supportfor airmobile operations.d. Training of nondivisional combat and combat support unitsin the conduct of airmobile operations.e. Support of airmobile training by nondivisional aviation units./. Support of airmobile training by technical service units.g. Support of airmobile training by nondivisional combat andcombat support units.94. Ground Force CommandersCommanders at all echelons insure that troop training includesfamiliarization with Army aircraft; flight safety procedures;preparation of equipment for internal and external loading;familiarization with aerial suppressive fire weapons; techniquesof assembly and reorganization; troop movements; and conductof airmobile operations.AGO 2294B 77