TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. General.
A. EAATS Welcome Letter
B. Orders Information
C. Clothing and Equipment
D. Height/Weight Policy
E. Temporary Profiles
F. Miscellaneous
II. Flight Courses.
A. General.
B. UH-60 Aviator Qualification (2C-SIB2/2C-153D)
C. CH-47F Aviator Qualification (2C-SIC3/154F/ASIC3)
D. CH-47 Flight Engineer Course (EFEC-47)
E. UH-60 Non-Rated Crewmember Instructor Course (600-ASIN1 (UH-60))
F. UH-60A/L Instructor Pilot Course (2C-F194/SQIC (UH-60A/L))
G. UH-60 Aviator Standardization Course (EASC-60)
H. UH-60 Maintenance Test Pilot Course (4D-SQIG(UH-60))
I. CH-47F Maintenance Test Pilot (Trans) Course (2C-F104 (T))
J. CH-47F Aviator Qualification/Instructor Pilot Transition Course
(2C-SIC3/154F (T))
III. Non-Flight Enlisted Courses.
A. General
B. CH-47 Helicopter Repairer Supervisor ALC (552-15U30-C45) Ph III
C. UH-60 Helicopter Repairer Supervisor ALC (552-15T30-C45) Ph III
D. Common Aircraft Maintenance ALC (552-0-15-C45 (CAM)) Ph I
E. CMF15 Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor SLC (552-CAM-C46) Ph I
F. UH-60A/L Helicopter Repairer (TRANS) (552-15T2/30 (T))
G. CH-47 Helicopter Repairer (TRANS) (552-15U2/30 (T))
H. UH-60 Helicopter Repairer (RECLASS) (552-15T10(R))
IV. Simulator, Distance Learning, and Other Courses.
A. General
B. CH-47FS Instructor Operator Course (EIOC-47)
C. UH-60FS Instructor Operator Course (EIOC-60)
D. UH-72 CPT Instructor Operator Course (EIOC-72 CPT)
E. Instrument Flight Examiner Preparatory (EIFE-P)
V. Waivers.
VI. Points of Contact.
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NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE
AS OF 1 NOVEMBER 2012 and IAW ALARACT 267/2012 DTG: R 281929Z Sep 12
SOLDIERS ATTENDING THE COMMON AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ALC
(552-0-15-C45 (CAM)) PH I AND THE AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR
SLC(552-CAM-C46) WILL BE ADMINISTERED AN INITIAL APFT AND HEIGHT AND WEIGHT
SCREENING. ONE APFT RETEST AND/OR HEIGHT AND WEIGHT RESCREENING IS ALLOWED AND
WILL BE ADMINISTERED NO EARLIER THAN 7 DAYS AFTER THE INITIAL FAILURE.
SOLDIERS WHO SUBSEQUENTLY FAIL TO MEET PHYSICAL FITNESS AND/OR HEIGHT AND
WEIGHT STANDARDS WILL BE REMOVED FROM THE COURSE AND THE DA FORM 1059 (SERVICE
SCHOOL ACADEMIC EVALUATION REPORT) WILL BE ANNOTATED IN BLOCK 11D "FAILED TO
ACHIEVE COURSE STANDARDS.
POC is EAATS Commandant at 717-861-9803 or 9851.
NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE
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I. GENERAL.
A. EAATS WELCOME LETTER.
If you are attending an EAATS course, you will receive a welcome letter
specific to your particular training via enterprise e-mail. Students with an
ATRRS class reservation will receive a welcome letter at their enterprise
e-mail address or home of record as listed in ATRRS, approximately 45-days in
advance of the class start date. The students unit Training/Readiness POC
must ensure that the Soldiers email address is current and complete when
submitting the ATRRS application in order to receive valuable information
concerning their course.
If you did not receive the letter, please click on the course specific
welcome Letter tab on the Eastern AATS website:
https://eaats.ng.mil/ or call us at 717-861-9988/9864 to
receive one. The contents of the welcome letter should be read and followed.
Please contact the Eastern AATS prior to arrival if you have any questions.
Contact numbers are listed on the web site.
You must arrive at the Eastern AATS dormitory (Bldg 19-109) not later
than 2000 hours on the report date shown on your orders. If you have an
emergency situation that precludes you from reporting by the prescribed time,
contact the dormitory prior to 2000 hours at 717-861-9159, to arrange for a
room key. Driving directions and maps are in the Student Guide on the Eastern
AATS website.
Inprocessing is held at 0700 hours on the course start date in the
Eastern AATS Auditorium (Bldg 19-117). The uniform for all students during
inprocessing is the Army Improved Physical Fitness Uniform (IPFU), unless
otherwise noted under course special information below. ALL Students must
provide duty orders, temporary and/or permanent physical profile
documentation, waivers, and course specific administrative requirements during
inprocessing.
Prior to arriving at the Eastern AATS, you should ensure you meet the
height and weight standards of AR 600-9. Individuals not meeting these
standards may be returned to home station without training IAW AR 600-9 and
current DA policies. A memorandum will be sent to your State Adjutant General
explaining why you were denied enrollment.
Dining facilities are available on Fort Indiantown Gap at no charge for
enlisted personnel only (Note: Enlisted students in Flight Courses, NGB-EFEC-
47 and 600-ASIN1, require per diem). Per Diem for flight
course students and all other officer courses at FTIG is $46.00 per day for
rations only. Rental cars are highly recommended for all flight and officer
courses. The Eastern AATS does not provide transportation from the schoolhouse
or to the airport. Taxi service is available at the airport. The cost is
approximately $110.00 (one-way). For Enlisted Courses, check-in and billeting
are in different locations; you may want to keep the taxi until you get to
your dorm room. Departure transportation arrangements, to include airline
flights from Harrisburg International Airport, should not be made prior to
the scheduled end date of the course.
Soldiers attending Enlisted Training courses (SLC, ALC, MOS Transition
And Reclassification) will be required to sign for a 7 or 15 passenger GSA
van.
IAW AR 600-55 para. 2-1 and 2-3, soldiers will have:
- a valid state drivers license and
- a valid OF 346 (US Government Motor Vehicle Operators Identification
Card) or a valid DA Form 5984-E (Operators Permit) with GSA qualification.
All Students planning on operating a motorcycle on Ft. Indiantown Gap will
provide proof of completion of the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) course
at inprocessing IAW AR 385-10 para 11-9, b, (1).
Students must bring sufficient funds to defray expenses that may be
incurred while traveling to and attending EAATS courses. All students should
have a government travel credit card.
If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, please notify your
chain-of-command and the Eastern AATS S-3 at DSN 491-9988/9864/9863 or
commercial 717-861-9988/9864/9863 immediately.
We look forward to your safe arrival at the Eastern AATS. Please take
time to read the Student Guide on the Eastern AATS Web site at
https://eaats.ng.mil/.
B. ORDERS INFORMATION.
1. Billeting is reserved for all course attendees at FTIG at no charge.
The EAATS provides government quarters at no cost for enlisted and officer
personnel.
2. All students attending officer courses and aviator flight courses, to
include enlisted Soldiers attending 600-ASIN1 (UH-60) and NGB-EFEC-47,
must have rations unavailable marked on their orders. A POV or rental car
with "in and around mileage" not to exceed 20 miles per day is highly
recommended.
C. CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT: Unit commanders are responsible for ensuring
their Soldier is properly clothed and equipped while attending all courses at
tags. Physical fitness training will be performed during all NCOES courses;
the official uniform is the IPFU. It gets very cold in Pennsylvania
during the winter months, please plan accordingly and bring cold weather gear.
D. HEIGHT/WEIGHT POLICY: IAW AR 350-1, all Soldiers attending institutional
training courses are expected to meet the physical fitness standards of this
regulation and body fat standards IAW AR 600-9. Soldiers flagged for APFT
failure or weight control will not be selected, scheduled, or attend
institutional training courses. Soldiers attending military schools and
institutional training courses, in either a PCS or TDY statue, which require
preparation of a DA Form 1059 will be administered height and weight screening
as a mandatory course requirement.
E. TEMPORARY PROFILES: IAW AR 350-1, Soldiers with temporary profiles that
are not a result of operation deployment prevent full participation in a
course will be removed from school attendance consideration by their immediate
commander until the temporary profile is removed.
F. MISCELLANEOUS: Please visit the EAATS web site at:
https://eaats.ng.mil/ for course specific student welcome
letters, maps and billeting information.
II. FLIGHT COURSES.
A. GENERAL.
Students attending flight courses will bring at a minimum the following items:
1. Orders
2. Signed copy of DA Form 759 (most recent) and a signed copy of current DD
Form 2992 (Medical Recommendation for Flying)
3. Physical Profiles (temporary or permanent) and all approved waivers as
appropriate.
4. IPFU and flight uniforms will be required with two sets of gloves, ID tags,
flight helmet with NVG modification, kneeboard, aircraft -10
operators manual, ATM, and an ALSE vest with a current inspection. All
students must leave their flares at home station.
5. During the months of September through April, students MUST bring
appropriate flight approved cold weather clothing and equipment (i.e. long
underwear, jackets, pants, gloves, boots, etc.) EAATS does NOT operate a CIF
and therefore does NOT have the capability to provide any of these items.
***All rated and nonrated crewmembers attending a flight course at Eastern
AATS are required to hand carry their CAFRS, PCS electronic flight record file
and their original Individual Flight Record Folder (IFRF) to in-processing,
IAW with Change 1 of FM 3-04.300. Prior to the crewmembers departure from
home station, units will perform a PCS closeout with a remark to record the
scheduled course as the reason for the closeout (i.e., Records closed 03 Mar
10 due to attending UH-60 IPC.) The closeout will be digitally signed in
CAFRS by the commander, printed and then placed in the IFRF. After performing
the PCS function in CAFRS, the CAFRS PCS file will be copied to a CD and
placed inside the IFRF for transfer to the training location.
Questions on other requirements should be directed to the Flight Training
Company at 717-861-9910 or DSN 491-9910. Questions regarding UH-60 flight
Training can be directed to the UH-60 Plt Ldr, at 717-861-9936.
B. UH-60 Aviator Qualification (2C-SIB2/2C-153D):
Purpose: To qualify select Active Army and Reserve Component Commissioned,
Warrant Officer, Department of the Army Civilians (DACs), select Department of
Defense (DOD) personnel and select Foreign Military aviators for duty as a
pilot in the UH-60 helicopter.
Course Scope: This course is designed to provide the student with the
necessary skills and knowledge required to achieve pilot qualification in the
UH-60 helicopter. Includes training in the mental and physical skills required
for the accomplishment of pilot duties through instruction in aircraft
systems, navigation and command instrument systems, combat skills, flight
training, mission planning, and safety. Aviators who are night vision device
(NVD) qualified will receive NVD qualification in the UH-60.
Course Prerequisites: 1. Must be assigned or on orders to a unit equipped or
will be equipped with UH-60 helicopters. 2. Must be qualified as a rotary
wing aviator. 3. Must have a current Instrument Evaluation within previous
12 months. 4. Must be night vision goggle qualified. 5. Must have performed
Pilot duties in aircraft category in previous 180 days. 6. Possess a current
flight physical and a current DD Form 2992 (Medical Recommendation for
Flying). 7. Possess an Individual Flight Record Certificate (DA Form 759.)
Waivers: Waiver authority for course prerequisites is the EAATS Commander. A
letter of recommendation must be provided from the current or losing Battalion
Commander, or higher, including sufficient background information addressing
each prerequisite requirement not met to support the approval process.
Requests for waivers must be submitted thru ARNG-AVO to the appropriate EAATS
waiver authority at least 2 weeks prior to the class start date.
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-9112 or DSN 491-9112.
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C. CH-47F Aviator Qualification (2C-SIC3/154F/ASIC3)
Purpose: To qualify selected commissioned officers, warrant officers, allied
officers and Department of the Army Civilians (DACs) as rotary-wing aviators
for duty as a pilot in the CH-47F helicopter.
Course Scope: This course is designed to provide the student with the
necessary skills and knowledge required to achieve pilot qualification in the
CH-47F helicopter. Includes training in the mental and physical skills
required for the accomplishment of pilot duties through instruction in
aircraft systems, navigation and command instrument systems, combat skills,
flight training, mission planning, and safety. Aviators who are night vision
device (NVD) qualified will receive NVD qualification in the CH-47F. Aviators
not NVD qualified will receive NVD familiarization.
Course Prerequisites: Active Army or Reserve Component commissioned and
warrant officers, allied officers and DA civilians qualified as a rotary-wing
aviator and assigned or on orders to a unit equipped with CH-47D helicopters.
Possess a current flight physical and instrument qualification. Have in
possession a current Flight Record (DA Form 759) and DD Form 2992 (Medical
Recommendation for Flying).
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-9871
or DSN 491-9871.
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D. CH-47 Flight Engineer Course (EFEC-47)
Purpose: To train enlisted crewmembers as Crew Chiefs in the CH-47
aircraft.
Course Scope: Academic, maintenance, and flight instruction to train enlisted
crewmembers as crew chiefs in the duties and responsibilities of a CH-47
crew chief. Training will be conducted in the CH-47 aircraft lAW the ATP
and applicable regulations and manuals.
Course Prerequisites: ARNG aircrew member assigned to a command equipped with
CH-47 aircraft. Must be currently qualified in a 15U MOS. Must be on
current ARNG flying status orders. Must possess a current flight physical DD
Form 2992 (Medical Recommendation for Flying) and flight records (DA Form 759)
Special Information: Rations are unavailable. Waiver authority for course
prerequisites is Eastern AATS Commander. If required, student must obtain
approved waiver before course start date. A rental car or POV is recommended
with "in and around mileage" not to exceed 20 miles per day for this course.
Students should contact the school 30 days before course start to receive
pertinent class information. Upon request from the unit, a student can
receive 2 weeks NVG training following the end of the official course. A
memorandum from the Commander requesting this training must be provided and
orders must be extended to reflect this additional time. POC can be reached
at 717-861-9969 or 717-861-6118 or DSN 491-9969/491-6118.
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E. UH-60 Non-Rated Crewmember Instructor Course (600-ASIN1 (UH-60))
Purpose: To qualify selected enlisted personnel as non-rated crewmember
instructors for the UH-60 helicopter.
Course Scope: Course consists of flight and academic instruction in aircrew
training program management (ATP), pre-flight, in-flight, and post-flight
tasks; tactical flight training tasks; aircraft systems; malfunction analysis;
aviation medicine; night vision goggles; and aviation safety subjects. Student
will receive flight methods of instruction training, fundamentals of
instructing, aircrew coordination instructor qualification, aircrew training
program management, and academic training.
Course Prerequisites: Active Army and Reserve Component (RC) personnel in the
grades of E5/E6/E7 qualified as a UH-60 non-rated crewmember with a minimum of
one year experience as a UH-60 crewmember. Have logged a minimum of 150 flight
hours while serving as a UH-60 non-rated crewmember. Must be NVG qualified in
UH-60. Must be serving in an Aircraft Crewmember Standardization/Flight
Instructor position, be on Flight Status, and possess a current flight
physical. Have in possession DA Form 759, DA Form 7122-R (lATF), DD Form 2992
(Medical Recommendation for Flying), and Standard Form 88. 68W must be a
graduate of the flight medic course from Fort Rucker and awarded the F3 ASI.
Special Information: Rations are unavailable. Waiver authority for course
prerequisites is Eastern AATS Commander. If required, student must obtain
approved waiver before course start date. A rental car or POV is recommended
with "in and around mileage" not to exceed 20 miles per day for this course.
Students should contact the school 30 days before course start to receive
pertinent class information. POC can be reached at 717-861-9958 or at
717-861-9120 or DSN 491-9958/491-9120.
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F. UH-60A/L Instructor Pilot Course (2C-F194/SQIC (UH-60A/L))
Purpose: To provide selected commissioned officers, warrant officers, and
Department of the Army Civilians (DACs) aviators with the required skills and
knowledge to demonstrate proficiency as instructor pilots capable of teaching
and evaluating academic and flight instruction in the UH-60 aircraft.
Course Scope: Course consists of flight and academic instruction in theory of
flight, instructing fundamentals, aircrew training, regulations, safety,
automatic flight control system, power train, hydraulic and electrical
systems, malfunction analysis, and night academics; methods of instruction for
contact maneuvers, tactics and night vision goggle maneuvers, dual and single
engine operations, emergency procedures, and Command Instrument System (CIS)
operations. Sufficient depth of knowledge will be gained to enable graduate
to teach academics and flight instruction in the UH-60 aircraft.
Course Prerequisites: Active Army and Reserve Component commissioned
officers, warrant officers, and DA civilians qualified in the UH-60
helicopter. Must have a minimum of 500 hours in rotary wing aircraft, of
which 250 hours of pilot time in the UH-60 helicopter, and have logged 50
hours of PIC time in type/design. Must have a current instrument
qualification and be night vision goggle qualified. Must possess a current
flight physical examination with upslip which will not expire during the
course and be assigned or on orders to a unit equipped with UH-60
helicopters. Must possess current flight records (DA Form 759), personnel
qualification record (DA Form 2, Part 1), and Standard Form 88. Must have
performed pilot duties in the UH-60 during the past 180 days.
A letter of recommendation by the Battalion Commander is required to attend the
course.
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-6124 or DSN
491-6124.
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G. UH-60 Aviator Standardization Course (EASC-60)
Purpose: Train qualified ARNG UH-60 pilots in all base tasks in order to
complete a UH-60 currency flight.
Course Scope: Course consists of academic training in aircraft systems,
aircrew coordination, performance planning, regulations and night flight.
Flight training is performed under VMC/IMC/simulated IMC and includes
day/night/NVG flight techniques IAW the ATP, ATM, and applicable regulations
and manuals. All base and instrument tasks required for aircraft refresher
training will be trained to standard. 2000-series tasks are not normally
trained during this course. However, these tasks may be approved for training
by the EAATS Commander after a formal request is received from the requesting
unit.
Course Prerequisites: Army National Guard aviators assigned to a command
authorized UH-60 aircraft, UH-60 qualified, and on current Army National Guard
service orders. Current flight physical and DD Form 2992 (Medical
Recommendation for Flying).
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-9935 or DSN
491-9935.
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H. UH-60 Maintenance Test Pilot Course (4D-SQIG (UH-60))
Purpose: To provide Active Army and Reserve Component commissioned and
warrant officers, allied officers and DA civilians the technical training
required for performance of duties as a UH-60 Maintenance Test Pilot.
Course Scope: To provide information and training on UH-60 maintenance
troubleshooting and test flight procedures.
Course Prerequisites: Active Army and Reserve Component commissioned
officers, warrant officers, select Allied Officers, and DA civilians qualified
in the UH-60 helicopter. Must have a minimum of 500 hours in rotary wing
aircraft, of which 250 hours of pilot time in the UH-60 helicopter, and have
logged 50 hours of PIC time in the UH-60 helicopter. Must possess a current
flight physical examination (DD Form 2992 (Medical Recommendation for Flying))
which will not expire during the course and be assigned or on orders to a unit
equipped with UH-60 helicopters . Must possess current flight records (DA
Form 759). Must have successfully completed the Maintenance Manager Course of
instruction. A letter of recommendation by the Battalion Commander is
required to attend the course.
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-6120 or DSN 491-6120.
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I. CH-47F Maintenance Test Pilot Course (2C-F104 (T))
Purpose: To provide Active Army and Reserve Component commissioned and
warrant officers, allied officers and DA civilians the technical training
Course Scope: To provide information and training on CH-47D maintenance
troubleshooting and test flight procedures.
Course Prerequisites: Active Army and Reserve Component commissioned
officers, warrant officers, select Allied Officers, and DA civilians qualified
in the CH-47D helicopter. Must have a minimum of 500 hours in rotary wing
aircraft, of which 250 hours of pilot time in the CH-47D helicopter, and have
logged 50 hours of PIC time in the CH-47D helicopter. Must possess a current
flight physical examination (DD Form 2992 (Medical Recommendation for Flying))
which will not expire during the course and be assigned or on orders to a unit
equipped with CH-47D helicopters. Must possess current flight records (DA
Form 759). Must have successfully completed the Maintenance Manager Course of
instruction. A letter of recommendation by the Battalion Commander is
required to attend the course.
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-9871 or DSN 491-9871.
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J. CH-47F Aviator Qual/IP Transition Course (2C-SIC3/154F (T))
Purpose: To provide Active Army and Reserve Component Commissioned and
Warrant Officers, DA civilians, contractor or foreign military personnel the
technical training required for performance of duties as a CH-47F Pilot.
Course Scope: Provide the CH-47D qualified aviator with the necessary skills
and knowledge to achieve pilot qualification in the CH-47F helicopter.
Training is focused on new and enhanced equipment in the CH-47F helicopter.
Includes training in the mental and physical skills required for the
accomplishment of pilot duties through instruction in aircraft systems,
communication, navigation, flight training, mission planning, combat skills,
crew coordination, and safety.
Course Prerequisites: Active Army and Reserve Component Commissioned
Officers, Warrant Officers, Department of the Army Civilian (DAC), contractor
or foreign military personnel. Must be CH-47D qualified IAW AR 95-1. Must be
trained on 714 engine operations. Possess a current flight physical and
instrument qualification. Have in possession DA Form 2, DA Form 759, and DD
Form 2992 (Medical Recommendation for Flying).
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-9871 or DSN 491-9871.
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III. NON-FLIGHT ENLISTED COURSES.
A. GENERAL.
1. Students attending NCOES courses or MOS transition courses will bring
at a minimum the following items: Orders, ACUs, IPFU and personal hygiene
items. Soldiers with a permanent designator of 3 or 4 in their physical
profile must bring a copy of DA Form 3349, dated Feb 04 and the results of
their military medical review board (MMRB). Questions may be answered by
calling (717)861-9988 or DSN 491-9988. Soldiers attending MOS producing
courses (15T2/30, 15T10, and 15U2/30) must bring with them a copy of their DD
Form 2-1 and PQR to verify MM Score and PULHES data.
2. All Soldiers attending 552-CAM-C46, Phase I, must be a graduate of
the appropriate CMF 15/67 RC3 or TATS ALC/BNCOC phases and 1-250-C49-3 (DL)
Phase : (none) (STRUCTURED SELF-DEVELOPMENT - LEVEL 3). POC can be reached at
(717) 861-9988 or DSN 491-9988.
3. Effective 1 Oct 2014, All Soldiers attending 552-0-15-C45 (CAM),
Phase I, must be a graduate of either 600-C45 DL (Advanced Leader Common Core)
or 1-250-C49-2 (Structured Self-Development - Level 2).
NOTE: AS OF 1 NOVEMBER 2012 SOLDIERS ATTENDING THE COMMON AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE
ALC (552-0-15-C45 (CAM))PH I AND THE AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR
SLC(552-CAM-C46) WILL BE ADMINISTERED AN INITIAL APFT AND HEIGHT AND WEIGHT
SCREENING. ONE APFT RETEST AND/OR HEIGHT AND WEIGHT SCREENING IS ALLOWED AND
WILL BE ADMINISTERED NO EARLIER THAN 7 AND NO LATER THAN 1 DAY PRIOR TO
GRADUATION. FAILURE OF THE APFT AND/OR HEIGHT/WEIGHT SCREENING RETEST WILL
RESULT IN A FAILURE OF THE COURSE.
For CH-47 Helicopter Repairer Supervisor ALC (552-15U30-C45) PH III and UH-60
Helicopter Repairer Supervisor ALC (552-15T30-C45) PH III the APFT is no
longer a graduation requirement.
***Packing List/Uniform: Duty uniform is the ACU and the Army Improved Physical
Fitness Uniform(IPFU).
4. For 15T2/30 and 15U2/30 transition courses: Physical demands rating of
very heavy physical profile (PULHES) of at least 222211, normal color vision,
and a minimum score of 105 in aptitude area MM in ASVAB tests administered
prior to 2 January 2002, minimum score of 102 on tests
administered on and after 2 January 2002 and prior to 1 July 2004, or a
minimum score of 104 for tests administered on and after 1 July 2004.
Applicants must also hold a 15M, 15R, 15S, 15T, 15U, 15V or 15Z MOS. The
following MOSs must apply for waivers through NGB to USAACE Aviation
Proponency (http://www.rucker.army.mil/usaace/aviationproponency.html): 15B,
D, F, G, H, K, J, N, X, Y. Personnel must meet the course prerequisites on the
ATRRS SLR screen unless a waiver is obtained in advance of the course report
date (See para V, Waivers, below for waiver processing procedures).
5. Questions concerning administrative and support requirements, course,
quotas, waivers and shortfalls should be directed to the EAATS S3, Training
NCOIC at (717) 861-9988 or DSN 491-9988. For 15T2/30 class specific
questions, please contact course manager at 717-861-9906 or 717-861-9958 or DSN
491-9906/491-9958. For 15U2/3 class specific questions, please contact course
manager at 717-861-9973 or DSN 491-9973.
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B. CH-47 Helicopter Repairer Supervisor ALC (552-15U30-C45) Ph III
Purpose: This course will provide NCOs with the skills and knowledge that
will enable them to successfully perform the supervisory and technical
inspector (TI) duties required of MOS 15U30.
Course Scope: Technical training in the aircraft maintenance management field
is oriented toward developing skills and knowledge of aircraft maintenance
principles and procedures. The student is provided with the training required
to successfully perform the supervisory and technical inspector (TI) duties
required for MOS 15U30.
Course Prerequisites: Active army or reserve component SGT (P) and SSG
enlisted personnel. Selected by PERSCOM (active army), or recommended by the
unit commander (reserve component). Qualified in MOS 15U. Must have completed
Common Core BNCOC phase 1, CAM BNCOC phase 2, and 15U30 phase 3 prior to
attendance at this course OR 600-C45 or 1-250-C49-2, Common Aircraft
Maintenance ALC (552-0-15-C45(CAM)) PH I, and 600-15U30-C45 (RC) UH-60
HELICOPTER RPR SUPV ALC PH II (RC)prior to attendance to this course.
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-9973 or at 717-861-9851 or
DSN 491-9973/491-9851.
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C. UH-60 Helicopter Repairer Supervisor ALC (552-15T30-C45) Ph III
Purpose: This course will provide NCOs with the skills and knowledge that
will enable them to successfully perform the supervisory and technical
inspector (TI) duties required of MOS 15T30.
Course Scope: Technical training in the aircraft maintenance management field
is oriented toward developing skills and knowledge of aircraft maintenance
management principles and procedures. The student is provided with the
training required to successfully perform the supervisory and technical
inspector (TI) duties required of MOS 15T30.
Course Prerequisites: Active army or reserve component enlisted personnel.
Selected by PERSCOM (active army), or recommended by the unit commander
(reserve component). Qualified in MOS 15T. Student must be a graduate of CLT
Common Core BNCOC Phase I, CAM BNCOC phase 2, and 15T30 BNCOC phase 3 OR
600-C45 or 1-120-C49-2, Common Aircraft Maintenance ALC (552-0-15-C45 (CAM))
PH I and 600-15T30-C45(RC) UH-60 HELICOPTER RPR SUPV ALC PH II (RC) prior to
attendance to this course.
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-9905 or at 717-861-9851 or
DSN 491-9959/491-9851.
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D. Common Aircraft Maintenance ALC (552-0-15-C45 (CAM)) PH I
Note: ATRRS lists course length of 3 weeks 2 days. Actual course length is 2
weeks 4 days.
Purpose: This course will provide NCOs with the skills and knowledge that
will enable them to successfully perform the supervisory and technical
inspector (TI) duties required of MOS 15B/D/F/G/H/N/R/T/U/Y30.
Course Scope: Technical training in the aircraft maintenance management field
is oriented toward developing skills and knowledge of aircraft maintenance
management principles and procedures. The student is provided with the
training required to successfully perform the supervisory and technical
inspector (TI) duties required of MOS 15B/D/F/G/H/N/R/T/U/Y30.
Course Prerequisites: Enlisted personnel qualified in MOS
15B/D/F/G/H/N/R/T/U/Y. IAW ALARACT 126/2014, SSD-2 replaces ALC CC and is a
prerequisite to attend ALC. Soldiers must complete course 2G-F94V3,
Commanders Safety Course prior to, or during this course IAW TRADOC OPORD
10-018, Composite Risk Management Integration Plan dated 24 Sep 2010. All
phases of ALC must be completed progressively and sequentially. Personnel
must complete all phases before they are considered an ALC graduate.
***Effective FY07 ALL soldiers in MOS 15S and 15J cannot attend this course
they MUST attend 600-15S30 PH-2, 102-15J30 PH-2, respectively at SC 552.
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-9398
or DSN 491-9398.
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E. CMF15 Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor SLC (552-CAM-C46)
Note: ATRRS list course length of 4 weeks. Actual course length is 2 weeks and
5 days.
Purpose: To provided selected enlisted personnel with a working knowledge of
those duties required to perform MOS 15K/R/S/T/U/X/Y40 Supervisor.
Course Scope: The aircraft maintenance supervisor oversees the aviation unit
(AVUM), intermediate (AVIM), and depot maintenance on aircraft systems and
components. Other major duties are: supervises aircraft component repair and
technical inspection activities; determines man-hours, personnel, parts and
facility requirements to repair aircraft components and associated equipment;
plans aircraft maintenance areas, component repair shops, and facilities.
Instructs subordinates in aircraft systems/component repair and technical
inspection techniques and procedures according to directives, technical
manuals, work standards, and operational polices. Maintains supply economy and
discipline. Prepares evaluations, special reports and records pertaining to
aircraft component repair and related activities. Recommends and administers
plans and policies.
Course Prerequisites: Reserve Component (RC) enlisted personnel (SSG or
SFCs)qualified in MOS 15B/D/F/G/H/M/N/R/S/T/U/ and 15K. If a soldier is not
formally resident school trained in their MOS, a waiver has to be requested
from Aviation Proponency at Ft. Rucker (through NBG, POC is MSG James Newcomb)
prior to coming to school IAW DA PAM 611-21 and TRADOC Reg 350-10. Soldiers
must have completed all phases of their respective BNCOC/ALC and have
graduated from course: 1-250-C49-3 (DL)(STRUCTURED SELF-DEVELOPMENT - LEVEL
3)prior to attending SLC. Personnel requiring 15K40 SLC graduation diploma
must also complete 602-15K40-C46 PH II (RC) at School Code 653 (USAALS, Ft.
Eustis) before they are considered an SLC graduate.
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-9398
or DSN 491-9398.
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F. UH-60 Helicopter Repairer Transition (552-15T2/30 (T))
Purpose: To provide qualified enlisted personnel MOSQ in 15R, 15U, 15V, 15S,
or 15M only who are transitioning to MOS 15T with the skills and knowledge
that will enable them to perform aviation unit maintenance (AVUM) and aviation
intermediate maintenance (AVIM) on the UH-60 A/L helicopter systems..
Course Scope: Course emphasis is on aircraft maintenance technical training.
Instruction covers aircraft maintenance procedures that will provide the
student with the skills and knowledge necessary to perform UH-60 maintenance:
replacing system and subsystem assemblies and components; performing limited
maintenance operational checks, scheduled inspections, and troubleshooting;
using and maintaining ground support equipment required for maintenance and
ground handling; and using applicable publications.
Course Prerequisites: Active Army and Reserve Component enlisted personnel
MOSQ in 15R, 15U, 15V, 15S or 15M only and who are transitioning to MOS 15T.
MOS 15B/D/F/G/H/J/K/X/Y cannot attend this course. They must attend either
552-15T10 (R) or 600-15T10 courses. Physical demands rating of very heavy
physical profile (PULHES) of at least 222211, normal color vision, and a
minimum score of 105 in aptitude area MM in ASVAB tests administered prior to
2 January 2002, minimum score of 102 on tests administered on and after 2
January 2002 and prior to 1 July 2004, or a minimum score of 104 for tests
administered on and after 1 July 2004. Personnel not meeting prerequisites of
DA Pam 611-21 will be returned to their unit.
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-9941 or
at 717-861-9956 or DSN 491-9941/491-9956.
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G. CH-47 Helicopter Repairer Transition (552-15U2/30 (T))
Purpose: To provide enlisted personnel with the skills and knowledge that
will enable them to perform aviation unit maintenance (AVUM), and aviation
intermediate maintenance (AVIM) on the CH-47D/CH-47F.
Course Scope: Course emphasis is on aircraft maintenance technical training.
Instruction covers aircraft maintenance procedures that will provide the
student with the skills and knowledge necessary to perform CH-47 maintenance:
replacing system and subsystem assemblies and components; servicing and
maintenance operational checks, scheduled inspections, and troubleshooting;
using and maintaining ground support equipment and special tools required for
maintenance and ground handling; and using applicable publications.
Course Prerequisites: Active Army and Reserve Component enlisted personnel
holding a 15M, 15S, 15T, 15V, 15R MOS only and transitioning to MOS 15U.
Physical demands rating of very heavy physical profile (PULHES) of at least
222211, normal color vision, and a minimum score of 105 in aptitude area MM in
ASVAB tests administered prior to 2 January 2002, minimum score of 102 on
tests administered on and after 2 January 2002 and prior to 1 July 2004, or a
minimum score of 104 for tests administered on and after 1 July 2004.
Personnel not meeting prerequisites of DA Pam 611-21 will be returned to their
unit.
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-9973 or
at 717-861-9968 or DSN 491-9973/491-9968.
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H. UH-60 Helicopter Repairer (RECLASS) (552-15T10 (R))
Purpose: To provide enlisted personnel with the skills and knowledge that
will enable them to perform aviation unit maintenance (AVUM), and aviation
intermediate maintenance (AVIM) on the UH60.
Course Scope: Course emphasis is on aircraft maintenance technical training.
Instruction covers aircraft maintenance procedures that will provide the
student with the skills and knowledge necessary, to perform UH-60 maintenance:
replacing system and subsystem assemblies and components; servicing and
lubricating components and obtaining oil samples; performing limited
maintenance operational checks, scheduled inspections, and troubleshooting;
using and maintaining ground support equipment and common: special and
precision tools required for maintenance and ground handling; using hand and
arm signals to guide aircraft; using applicable forms, records, and
publications; and using the Unit Level Logistics System-Aviation (ULLS-A).
Course Prerequisites: Non aviation E4(P) and above must meet the
prerequisites for MOS 15T in accordance with DA Pam 611-21, para b. that
states "The UH-60 helicopter repairer must be in the grade of SPC
(non-promotable) or below unless they have held an aviation
maintenance/component repairer CMF 15 MOS for a minimum of 12 months at skill
level 1 or 2, 18 months at skill level 3 or 24 months at skill level 4.
Waivers and/or exceptions must be routed through NGB-AVS, Attention MSG James
Newcomb, and approved by Cdr, USAACE, ATTN: ATZQ-AP, Ft Rucker, AL 36362-5000.
Physical demands rating of very heavy physical profile (PULHES) of at least
222211, normal color vision, and a minimum score of 105 in aptitude area MM in
ASVAB tests administered prior to 2 January 2002, minimum score of 102 on
tests administered on and after 2 January 2002 and prior to 1 July 2004, or a
minimum score of 104 for tests administered on and after 1 July 2004.
Personnel not meeting prerequisites of DA Pam 611-21 will be returned to their
unit.
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-9906 or
at 717-861-9956 or DSN 491-9906/491-9956.
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IV. SIMULATOR AND OTHER COURSES.
A. GENERAL.
1. For all Simulator Courses, wear of the IPFU and weigh-in is NOT required
during in-processing.
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B. CH-47FS Instructor Operator Course (EIOC-47)
Purpose: To qualify selected commissioned and warrant officers as CH-47
flight simulator (2B31A) instructor/operators.
Course Scope: Course consists of academic and flight simulator training
pertaining to the capabilities, operating procedures, and instructional
techniques used in the CH-47 Chinook (2B31A) simulator.
Course Prerequisites: Must be a qualified CH-47 UT, IP, SP, ME, or IE. A
working knowledge of instrument and ATC procedures, NVD, tactics and threat
operations is desirable.
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-9823 or DSN 491-9823. Wear
of IPFU and weigh-in not required during inprocessing.
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C. UH-60FS Instructor Operator Course (EIOC-60)
Purpose: To qualify selected commissioned and warrant officers as UH-60
flight simulator (2B38) instructor/operators.
Course Scope: Course consists of academic and flight simulator training
pertaining to the capabilities, operating procedures, and instructional
techniques used in the UH-60 Blackhawk (2B38) simulator.
Course Prerequisites: Must be a qualified UH-60 UT, IP, SP, ME, or IE. A
working knowledge of instrument and ATC procedures, NVD, tactics and threat
operations is desirable.
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-9934 or DSN 491-9934. Wear
of IPFU and weigh-in not required during inprocessing.
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D. UH-72 CPT Instructor Operator Course (EIOC-72 CPT)
Purpose: To qualify selected commissioned and warrant officers as UH-72
Cockpit Procedural Trainer Instructor/Operators.
Course Scope: Course consists of academic and Instructor/Operator CPT
training on the capabilities, operatin procedures, and instructional
techniques used in the UH-72 Cockpit Procedural Trainer.
Course Pre-requisites: Must be a qualified UH-72 UT, IP, SP, ME, or IE.
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-9932
or DSN 491-9932. Wear of IPFU and weigh-in not required during inprocessing.
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E. Instrument Flight Examiner Preparatory (EIFE-P)
Purpose: Prepare Army aviators to attend the Rotary Wing Instrument Flight
Examiner course at USAACE, Fort Rucker, AL.
Course Scope: This course consists of simulator IFR flight and academic
instruction. Academic and flight instruction is conducted in a manner which
meets ATM proficiency standards.
Course Prerequisites: Army aviator who is current as an Instructor Pilot. The
aviator must possess current aviation service orders, and possess a current
instrument qualification.
Special Information: POC can be reached at 717-861-9932
or DSN 491-9932. Wear of IPFU and weigh-in not required during inprocessing.
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V. WAIVERS.
A. Waivers of prerequisites are considered only when the individual shows
promise of being able to successfully complete the course.
B. The EAATS Commander is the approval authority for all FLIGHT course
waivers. Flight course waiver requests should be initiated at least 45-days
prior to course start date by the student's unit or SAAO.
The EAATS Form 49-1 (Prerequisite Checklist/Waiver Request) will be utilized
for all flight courses. Forms may be obtained from the EAATS website
https://eaats.ng.mil/ or contacting the EAATS S3 at (717)
861-9988/9860 or DSN 491-9988/9860.
C. USAACE is the approval authority for all MOSQ enlisted course waivers.
Submit requests through ARNG-AV (Attn SFC Jonathan Hipp). The following MOSs
must apply for waivers through ARNG-AV to USAACE: 15B, D, F, G, H, K, J, N,
X, Y for attendance at the 15T or 15U transition course. Assistance and
information pertaining to waiver request processing may be obtained by
contacting EAATS S3, Training NCOIC at (717) 861-9988 or DSN 491-9988, or
accessing the Aviation Proponent website:
http://www.rucker.army.mil/usaace/directorates/cdid/opfd/iw_enlisted.html
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VI. POINTS OF CONTACT.
A. For questions or assistance please contact: the EAATS S2/3 office at
717-861-9988/9864/9863 or DSN 491-9988/9864/9863. FAX at 717-861-9828
or DSN 491-9828.
B. Please visit the EAATS web site at:
https://eaats.ng.mil/ prior to departure from home station.
Additional information is located at www.atrrs.army.mil under EAATS school
code 960.
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