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ACM-1C Aircraft: 3 (T-38 or approved fighter aircraft alternative) Time: 1.2 Crew: IP/X, P/IP, P/IP, P/IP else IP, P Prerequisites: OB-1C HB-1C Mission Objectives: Introduce air combat maneuvering principles and gameplans....

S-1C Aircraft: 2 or 4 (T-38 or approved fighter aircraft alternative) Time: 1.1 Crew: IP/X, P/IP, P/IP, P/IP else IP, P else IP, P, P, P Prerequisites: ACM-1C Mission Objectives: Introduce basic range procedures and patter...

SAT-1C Aircraft: 4 (T-38 or approved fighter aircraft alternative) Time: 1.1 Crew: IP/X, P/IP, P/IP, P/IP else IP, P, IP, P AETCTTP 11-1 Ch 6 - SAT Prerequisites: S-1C Mission Objectives: Demonstrate proficiency in all weap...

Reference: https://cimsec.org/war-is-a-learning-competition-how-a-culture-of-debrief-can-improve-multi-domain-operations/ Captain Rob Teschner’s paper The Vocabulary of the Mission Debrief, USAF Weapons Review, Summer 2005. Introduction The debrief is desig...

The objective of the debrief is to determine if the desired mission objectives were achieved, identify lessons learned, and define aspects of training needing improvement. The end result should be all participants gaining solid direction after the debrief on h...

Briefing The best briefings are concise and factual. Their major purpose is to inform—tell about a mission, operation, or concept. At times they also direct—enable listeners to perform a procedure or carry out instructions. At other times they advocate or per...

ABORT [GEN] Directive call to cease action, attack, event, or mission. Cease action or terminate the attack prior to weapons release or event or mission. ACCURACY (High or Low) ACCURACY [GEN] Prebriefed criteria is met during geolo...

Basic Air to Air Employment ARM CRANK LEAD-TRAIL SCRUB STATUS AZIMUTH CUTOFF LINE ABREAST SEPARATE STINGER BANZAI DECLARE LOW SHADOW TARGET BEAM DEEP MEDIUM SHORT SKATE TARGETED BEARING DELOUSE MONITOR(ing) SHOTGUN...

Purpose  This publication establishes communications tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP) for tactical command and control (TAC C2) to manage air operations and to control airspace and aircraft. It also establishes TTP for force packaging and direct ...

Date Revision  06/15/2024 Initial Draft 09/18/2024 Added TACADMIN Chapters

Airspace control is the capabilities and procedures used to increase operational effectiveness by promoting the safe, efficient, and flexible use of airspace (Joint Publication (JP) 3-52, Joint Airspace Control). There are two methods of airspace control:...

This source is approved of public release and can be freely accessed from the internet. ATP 3-52.4/MCRP 3-20F.10/NTTP 6-02.9/AFTTP 3-2.8

Note: For the purpose of this publication, controller is a general term used to define the individual providing tactical control of an intercept or mission. The term “fighter” is used throughout this chapter. Fighter information applies to any aircraft capable...

This chapter builds on the formation fundamentals learned in undergraduate flying training— refer to AFMAN 11-251, Volume 1, T-38C Flying Fundamentals. 3.1    Introduction. We generally understand formation to mean two or more aircraft working together with ...

1.1  Overview. War in the aerospace environment is currently in a period of fast-paced evolution. Since the beginning of aerial combat, technological development has driven, and been driven by, progress in building more efficient and effective aircraft and wea...

2.1    Introduction. Mission preparation, individually and as a flight, is the foundation of successful fighter operations. It encompasses cockpit resource management (CRM), psychological considerations, objective application, the prioritization based on SA, ...