CO's may extend qualifications that would otherwise expire during the last 90 days of a long deployment.

State the criteria for the following NATOPS examinations:

1. Open Book minimum score 
2. Open Book minimum/maximum questions 
3. Open Book maximum time 
4. Closed Book minimum score
5. Closed Book minimum/maximum questions
6. Oral minimum score

1. 3.5
2. 40 - 80
3. 5 working days
4. 3.3
5. 40 - 80
6. 3.0

Forwarded to CO. Shall be in the individual’s flight training record in accordance with OPNAVINST 3710.7 and in the Flight Log Book (OPNAV 3760/10) under QUALIFICATION AND ACHIEVEMENTS.

Discretion of the squadron or unit commander.

Satisfy the requirements imposed in specific evaluation areas.

NATOPS- section II, part C on enclosure (4)

Also in Remarks Section and Logbook

Annually-Birth Month

CO may extend 90 days if expiration is during long deployment.

Aircraft Class 3 - Helicopters

Advanced underwater egress valid for 4 years.

State the timeline completion requirements for the following:

1. ACTC Level 2
2. ACTC Level 3

1. Shall be completed within 6 months of check-in.
2. Shall be completed within 12 months from designation as ACTC Level 2.

• Timely complete each training and qualification requirement without relying on senior leadership and program managers to “drive” their progress and career. 
• Time Managment.
• Be prepared for events.

Based on a calendar year and divided into a monthly schedule enclosure dates for completed lectures shall be entered on platform specific tracking sheets.

• governing directives/instructions;
• aircraft systems,
• weapons,
• tactics, and their applications;
• headwork and judgment in response to board-generated scenarios.

Discuss the following ACWT initial SO qualifications and requirements:

1. ACTC Level 2
2. ACTC Level 3
3. All SO

1. Working knowledge of aircraft systems, sensors and crew-served weapons, and is able to perform all SO duties associated with core missions in the actual operating environment.
2. Comprehensive knowledge of aircraft systems, sensors, weapons and tactical employment. Capable of providing tactical leadership in all core mission areas and demonstrates the requisite standardization and leadership ability to conduct Level 3 and 3 SO syllabus training.
3. Shall not complete any flight/simulator events for any level prior to being designated at the previous level.

Requires the successful completion of an ASW and SUW TAEVAL evaluation by a Level 4 SO. Good for 18 months. CO may grant extension for long cruise.

1.    Diversified Aircrew Readiness Training Support (DARTS)

2.    Aural Recognition

3.    Oceanography

4.    Intelligence/Recognition

5.    Aircraft Systems knowledge

6.    SAR training “rescue swimmers shall maintain optimum fitness levels.”

State if the following AWR schools are required or recommended and time they are valid for:

1. Aircraft Firefighting
2. Advanced Air ASW Oceanography
3. ASW Aural Recognition
4. Acoustics 1 Diesels / Acoustics 1 Nucs
5. Acoustics 2 Diesels / Acoustics 2 Nucs
6. Counter Espionage / ATFP I Training
7. HARP
8. Deployment Intel

1. required, 4 years
2. required, 3 years
3. required, 3 years
4. required, 3 years
5. recommended for Senior AWRs, 3 years
6. Period of detachment or travel
7.  Period of detachment
8.  Period of detachment

Phase One consists of ground training (with particular emphasis on weapons safety) and initial weapons qualification.

Phase Two shall emphasize target acquisition techniques and aerial firing qualifications.

60 days of each other.

State the required number of rounds for the following:

1. Initial Qualification 7.62 mm  
2. Initial Qualification .50 cal
3. Currency Qualification 7.62 mm
4. Currency Qualification .50 cal

1. 600
2. 400
3. 400
4. 200

State the following crew served weapons currency requirements and restrictions:

1. Current
2. Lapse > 90 days
3. Lapse > 180 days
4. Lapse > 360 days

1. Day or night firing within last 90 days (quarterly), 400(7.62 mm)/200(.50 cal)
2. Day firing only, 400(7.62 mm)/200(.50 cal).
3. Day or night firing under supervision of a current (for that weapon) HADG, 400(7.62 mm)/200(.50 cal).
4. Phase 1 and Phase 2 qualification under the supervision of command HADGI (instructor for that weapon).

Two quarterly currency qualifications at night.

Night firings fulfill all currency requirements and may not be substituted in place of day firings. Day firings shall not substitute the night firing requirement.

Night shoot with the PEQ-3 laser mounted on the GAU-16/21. A minimum of 200 rounds shall be expended during initial qualification.

Currency for the PEQ-3 is a minimum of firing 200 rounds annually.

Discuss the following crew-served weapon maintenance requirements:

1. Pre-Fire
2. Post-Fire

Accordance with the pre-fire Maintenance Requirement Cards.

Taught by ALSO.

Documentation of annual training shall be logged in personal training jackets. “LASER Safety Fundamentals” (CNATT-LSF-010) available on NKO.

1 through 3 of the and the Vibration Analysis Operator Qualification Syllabus specific section of the syllabus marked with an asterisk (*).

Practical Job Training (PTJ), Aircrew also need to attend a Wing Approved Formal ATABS Training.