5.0 BFM / ACM BRIEFING GUIDE
Motherhood
1. Mission Data
a. Time Hack
b. EP / Threat of the Day
c. Mission Objective(s)
d. Mission Overview
e. Mission Data Card
(1) Mission Commander / Deputy Lead
(2) Joker / Bingo Fuel
(3) Takeoff and Landing Data
f. Weather / Sunrise / Sunset / Moon Illumination
g. Tactical Decision Aid / Transmissivity / Absolute Humidity
h. NOTAMS / Bird Strike Potential
i. Personal Equipment
j. FCIF / Pubs / Maps
2. Ground Procedures
a. Step
b. Pre-Flight
(1) Aircraft
(2) Armament
c. Boresight
d. Check-In
e. Taxi / Marshalling / Arming
f. Spare Procedures
3. Takeoff
a. Runway Lineup
b. Takeoff Interval
c. Abort
d. Jettison Procedures
e. Low Altitude Ejection
f. Landing Immediately After Takeoff
4. Departure/Enroute
a. Routing
b. Trail Departure
c. Join-Up / Formation
d. Systems / Ops Checks
5. Airspace
a. Area
b. Times
c. Restrictions (Chaff/Flare/Supersonic)
d. Bailout (Controlled/Uncontrolled) MSA
6. Recovery
a. Rejoin
b. Battle Damage / Bomb Check
c. Type Recovery
d. ALOW and LIS Settings
e. Flight Break-Up
f. Pattern and Landing
g. After Landing / De-Arm
h. Emergency / Alternate Airfields
7. Special Subjects (As Applicable)
a. General Roles and Responsibilities (IP, Flight Lead, Wingman)
(1) Formation Specific Responsibilities and Priorities
(2) Flight Member Mission Priorities
(3) Task / Sensor Prioritization
(4) Deconfliction Contracts
b. Chase Procedures
c. IFF Procedures
d. DVADR/DVR Use – Maximum Possible
e. Collision Avoidance
(1) Radar / Visual Search Responsibilities
(2) Departure/Enroute/Recovery
(3) High Density Traffic Areas
(4) Mid-Air Collision Avoidance
a. From Other Military Aircraft
b. From Civilian Aircraft
f. Dissimilar Formations
g. Terrain Avoidance
(1) Departure / Enroute / Recovery
(2) Use of Controlled Flight Into Terrain Prevention Systems
a. CARA ALOW
b. MSL Line-In-The-Sky
c. Ground Collision Avoidance System
d. Minimum Terrain Clearance (MTC)
e. Targeting Pod Attitude Advisory Function
h. Bird Strike Procedures / Use of Visor(s)
i. Human Factors Considerations (i.e., Channelized Attention, Task Saturation /Prioritization and Complacency)
j. G-Awareness Turn / G-tolerance
k. Visual Illusions / Perceptions
l. Spatial Disorientation / Unusual Attitudes / G-excess illusion
m. Lost Wingman
n. Radio Inoperative
o. SAR / CSAR
p. Recall Procedures
q. SIIs
r. Pilot currencies for events to be flown
8. Training Rules / Special Operating Instructions / Rules of Engagement
a. Area Description / Restrictions
b. G Warm-up
c. Horn Awareness
d. Belly / Guns
e. Roll-Slides
f. Other Exercises
2. Set-Ups
a. Objectives
b. Type Threat Simulated / Tactics Limitations
c. Floor (ALOW / Line-In-The-Sky MSL Floor Settings)
d. BVR
e. Geometry
f. Heading / Altitude / Airspeeds
g. Points / Blocks
h. Perch Set-Ups
i. Position
j. Altitude
k. Airspeeds
l. Visual / Cameras On
m. Butterfly - Line Abreast / Action / "Fight's On"
3. Weapons
a. Type Used / Engagement
b. Shot / Kill Criteria
c. Parameters / Restrictions / Simulations
4. Knock-It-Off / Terminate / Between Engagements
a. Maintain Tally / Visual
b. Airspeed
c. Formation
d. Camera Off / Fuel check
5. Desired Learning Objectives (DLOs)
6. Special Subjects
a. G-Awareness
b. Fuel Awareness / AB Use / Consumption Rates
c. Flight Path Deconfliction
d. Maneuvering Limitations
(1) Airspeed and G
(2) Recognition / Prevention / Recovery from Out of Control
(3) Time to Ground Impact
(a) Wings Level
(b) Overbank / Under G
e. Human Factors Considerations (i.e., Channelized Attention, Task Saturation / Prioritization andComplacency)