FM 57-35 Airmobile Operations - Survival Books

WWW.SURVIVALEBOOKS.COM(2) Psychological preparedness.(3) Familiarization with Army aircraft and flight safety.(4) Methods and techniques for the preparation of organicequipment for internal and external loading of Armyaircraft.(5) Familiarization with Army aircraft aerial weapon systems.(6) Methods and techniques of assembly and reorganization.(7) Training in defense against nuclear weapon employment.b. Aviation Units.(1) Familiarization with operational planning.(2) Employment of aerial weapon systems.(3) Low level navigation.(4) Formation flying at night and under other conditions ofreduced visibility.(5) Camouflage and security of aircraft.(6) Unit control of aircraft.(7) Air traffic control.(8) Confined area operations with maximum loads.c. Subjects Common to Aviation and Ground Combat Units.(1) Conduct of liaison and coordination.(2) Selection, organization, and operation of loading areasand sites.(3) Forward area refueling techniques.(4) Air/ground communications.(5) Air movement control.(6) Special measures for antitank defense.(7) Fire support planning to include aerial suppressive firesupport.(8) Familiarization with pathfinder techniques.(9) Aerial supply techniques.(10) Techniques of loading, lashing, and unloading internaland external loads.99. Staff TrainingStaffs of both ground and aviation elements must be trainedin planning and conducting airmobile operations with emphasison the following:a. Backward planning sequence (ch. 3).b. Fire support planning (ch. 3).AGO 2294B 79