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### INTRODUCTION

OBJECTIVE: This training guide is an inst ructional tool designed to ensure all command-directed training objectives are me t during Mission Cert ification Training (MCT).

SCOPE: This training guide is compiled from source documents (AFI 11-2KC-10 Volumes 1, 2, and 3; technical orders) and inst ructor working knowledge. It is designed for use with the course syllabus for one-on- one student/instructor interaction. This training guide serves as both a checklist and a means of tracking completion of objectives. Training in this guide builds on t he skills and knowledge acquired in Initial Qualification training a nd will allow you to gain the most benefit from Phase II training. This training guide is divided in to two sections. The first sect ion is Phase IIA training to meet the requirement of AFI 11- 2KC10, Volume 1, Chapter 3. The second section is for

Phase IIB for the additional M261 and M262 training requirement. All training events in this guide must be completed prior to being certified as mission ready.

INSTRUCTIONS: Instructors are responsible for wo rking with the Flight Engineer and to sign off specific areas only after the Flig ht Engineer has demonst rated completion of the training event. It is imperative that all training is documented to include any comments concerning strengths , proficiency, additional trai ning required, etc. If a training event cannot be accomp lished on a mission or in the simulator, it will be covered thoroughly by an instructor during a ground training session and documented appropriately. Students will be issued one copy of the training guide to be placed in their training folder for update of each trai ning event as it is accomplished. Students must carry the training gui des on all training and operat ional missions. The training guide will be made available to the instruct or for review and annotation as training
occurs. For each event, instructors will initial and date all lettered sub- items, as they are briefed/accomplished. Once each lettered sub-item has been init ialed and the student has demonstrated in-flight proficiency (as applic able), the instructor will sign under that training event. Students will not be documented as proficient in the ATPR or ATAR before completing ground trai ning for that event.

At the conclusion of training, when all requi rements are met, the instructor will close out the GTIMS course with the Summary/Closeout Report in accordance with AFI 11-2KC10, Volume 1.

UPDATES: Recommend changes to this training guide by one of the following: 1. Complete online graduate survey at kc10ats.com web site. 2. Send pen & ink changes to FlightSa fety at: KC-10 ATS, 450-F Chadbourne Rd., Fairfield, CA 94534-9612 3. Fax change request on la st page to (707) 399-0102.

NOTE: FIQ students need to attain proficien cy on M261 and M262 in order to complete Phase II training. FBP students need only be signed off to the sa tisfactory level in M261 and M262 before progressing to MCT.KC-10 Aircrew Training System Flight Engineer Mission Qualification

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### TABLE OF CONTENTS

MISSION CERTIFICATION GROUND TRAINING REQU IREMENTS ............................ 1

MISSION CERTIFICATION GROUND TRAINING REQU IREMENTS .................................................... 1

MISSION CERTIFICATION GROUND TRAINI NG REQUIREMENTS (Continued) ................................ 2 MISSION CERTIFICATION FLYING TRAINING REQU IREMENTS ............................... 2

DEPLOYMENT MISSI ON PLANNING ................................................................................................... .. 2

AIRLIFT DEPLOYMENT OPERATIONS ................................................................................................. . 4

FIGHTER DEPLOYMENT OPERATIONS ............................................................................................... 4

ACDTQT ........................................................................................................................ ........................... 5

RENDEZVOUS/AAR EMCON 3 ........................................................................................................ ....... 6

RENDEZVOUS/AAR EMCON 4 ........................................................................................................ ....... 6

ALERT START.................................................................................................................... ...................... 6

IRIDIUM SATELLI TE PHONE ....................................................................................................... ........... 7 RECEIVER AAR, HEAVYWEIGHT ..................................................................................................... ..... 8 PHASE IIB ..................................................................................................................... .. 9

ADDITIONAL PHASE II FL YING REQUIR EMENTS ....................................................... 9

AIRLIFT DEPLOYMENT OPERATIONS ................................................................................................. . 9

FIGHTER DEPLOYMENT OPERATIONS ............................................................................................. 10KC-10 Aircrew Training System Flight Engineer Mission Qualification

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### MISSION CERTIFICATION GROUND TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

MISSION CERTIFICATION GRO UND TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

Purpose: Completion of the below items will accomplish all ac ademic ground training events required for mission certification in the unit operational mission. Some events may be accomplished during formal school tr aining (see Table 2.1 and 3.1 referenced above) for those items.

Instructor: DATE:

Instructor Initials Code Training Event Date Completed

E030 Primary Passport (Application)

E035 Secondary Passport (Application)

G002 Aircraft Marshaling Training and Examination

Flight Physical

Physiological Training

G060 Aircrew Tactics Continuation Training

G070 Aircrew Intelligence Training (AIT)

G080 Communication Procedures (Iridium Phone only)

G090 Anti-Hijacking

G100 Laws of Armed Conflict (LOAC)

G120 ISOPREP Review

G150 Approach Plate Familiarization Training

G190 Aircraft Servicing

G231 Initial Crew Resource Management (CRM)

G280 Combat Arms TrainingKC-10 Aircrew Training System Flight Engineer Mission Qualification

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FTU-TNG-FEMQ 2 01 JUL 14 MISSION CERTIFICATION GROUND TRAI NING REQUIREMENTS (Continued)

Instructor Initials Code Training Event Date Completed

LL01 Life Support Familiarization Training (LSFT)

LL03 Emergency Egress Training, Non-Ejection

Seat

LL04 Aircrew Chemical Defense Training (ACDT)

LL05 Egress Training with ACDE

LL06 Aircrew Life Support Equipment (ALSE)

Q001 Open Book Qualific ation Examination

Q002 Closed Book Qualific ation Examination

SS01 Local Area Survival Training

SS20 Combat Survival Trai ning (CST), Wartime

Level C

SS32 Water Survival Traini ng, Non-Parachuting

VT01 Initial VTRAT



### PHASE IIA

MISSION CERTIFICATION FLYING TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

DEPLOYMENT MISSION PLANNING M260 (P)

Purpose: Event includes mission planning dut ies and requirements for both fighter deployments and airlift operations. At mini mum, student must be able to demonstrate knowledge of current operations functions and responsibi lities, customs and agricultural requirements, and command control requirem ents (i.e., required coordination with Command and Control Centers (CCC), Air Terminal Operations Centers (ATOC), Contingency Response Gr oups, (CRGs, TTFs, etc.)

Instructor: DATE:

A. Coordinate for billeting, diplom atic clearances, transportation, and

meals.

B. Demonstrate knowledge of flight plan format (CORONET generated, TACC Generated, or Locally Produc ed) and information by explaining what various headings and column s or numbers represent. ACC Fighter Profile

AMC-PLAN Locally producedKC-10 Aircrew Training System Flight Engineer Mission Qualification

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FTU-TNG-FEMQ 3 01 JUL 14 C. Demonstrate knowledge of runway, taxiway, and airfield requirements (AFI 11-2KC-10, Volu me 3, par. 5.15.)

D. Demonstrate knowledge of pe rsonal mobility requirements for deployment (i.e., passport, shot re cord, corrective lenses, drivers license, ID tags, etc.)

E. Demonstrate knowledge of pr e-mission actions (AFI 11-2KC-10, Volume 3, Ch. 6.)

F. Content and use of mission kits.

G. Demonstrate how to ve rify accuracy of the fli ght plan fuel load to include receiver offload updates.

H. Demonstrate knowledge of mission planning documents: Foreign Clearance Guide (FCG) Flight Information Publications (FLIP) Airfield Suitability Information Altitude Reservation (ALTRV) DD Form 1801 (DoD International Flight Plan)

I. Use of IFR Supplem ent to determine airfield support capability.

Civilian vendors who have been cont racted to provide fuel, etc. Weight bearing capacity Runway or airfield restrictions

J. Command and Contro l requirements. Command Post, ATOC, TACC, etc.

K. Customs and Agriculture requirements.

L. Current Operations f unctions and responsibilities.

M. Departure planning (perform ance considerations, SDPs, SIDs, obstacle clearance, special departure procedures, departure alternate requirements, etc.)

Determine MTOGW based on forecast weather conditionsKC-10 Aircrew Training System Flight Engineer Mission Qualification

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FTU-TNG-FEMQ 4 01 JUL 14 AIRLIFT DEPLOYMENT OPERATIONS M261 (S/P)

Purpose: This event trains crewmembers in duties and crew coor dination requirements to effectively and safely operate the KC-10 in the worldwide airli ft role. Accomplishing this event should ensure that each Flight En gineer can effectively perform specific tasks and responsibilities in a dynamic , real-world operational envir onment involving the airlift system. Ideally, this event would be accomplished on a Joint Airborne Air Transportability Training (JA/ATT), a Special Assignment Airlift Missi on (SA/AM), or an AMC channel mission. At minimum, cr ewmember will demonstrate knowledge of, or ability to perform, items listed below. Only minor omissions or devi ations that would not compromise safety or detract from over all efficient conduct of the mission are permissible.

Instructor: DATE:

A. Coordinate with crew to est ablish maximum allowable load (ACL) capability prior to or after arriving on station.

B. Demonstrate proficiency in ut ilizing performance manual to compute MTOGW (P370 Performance, Knowledge and Use)

C. Coordinate with BO prior to cargo loading and downloading on the following:

Tipping center of gravity (CG) Restrictions on moving or redistributing fuel after BO has computed tipping CG Zone loading limitations Fuel ballast requirements Hazardous cargo awareness (i.e., concerning type, location, and quantity of hazardous cargo, airfield restrictions, route of flight, etc.) Optimized CG at or near the aft limit for mission conditions when practical.

FIGHTER DEPLOYMENT OPERATIONS M262 (S/P)

Purpose: Event trains FE in duties and crew coordination requirements to effectively and safely operate aircraft during worldwide fi ghter deployments. Accomplishing this event should ensure that each Flight Engine er can effectively perform specific tasks and responsibilities in a dynamic, real-world operational envir onment involving the fighter movements. The ideal mission to complete this requirement would be OCONUS fighter deployment or redeployment. At minimum, crewmember will de monstrate knowledge of, or ability to perform, items listed below. Only minor omissions or deviations that would not compromise safety or detract from overall efficient conduct of the mission are permissible.

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FTU-TNG-FEMQ 5 01 JUL 14 A. Use Computer Flight Plan (C FP) to determine AAR points. Track AAR points using FMS Coordinate refueling times to en sure offloads are accomplished on

schedule Bingo points Stress importance of starting and ending each refueling on time

B. Effective use of general navigation skills (N160). Required FLIP’s (or navigat ional charts if required) Flight plan and fuel logs FMS Operation (P371)Performance manual to accomplish actual or simulated in-flight replanning of fuel requirements (tan ker and fighter) to alternate or abort recovery airfield.

C. Maintain a fuel log and flight pl an to accurately show fuel status and fuel consumption trends at all times.

D. Record appropriate data fr om each AAR using AF IMT 4091.

__________ E. Utilization of Radio or Iridui m Phone to send appropriate information to keep higher Headquarters informed of progress

ACDTQT P280 (1)

Purpose: This event is an exercise emphasizing hand-on training dressed out in partial chemical defense (CD) ensemble. Do not accomplish in conjunction with a formation takeoff. The purpose of the exercise is to enable crewmembers to become aware of

their limitations while weari ng the equipment. Complications of heat exhaustion, fatigue, hyperventilation, limited de xterity, and hampered communica tion can all be experienced during the exercise. Observers must cl osely monitor crewmember experiences

difficulties such as excessive thermal st ress, hyperventilation, headaches, etc., and

either the observer or crewmember believes it is unsafe to cont inue; the equipment will be immediately removed. ACDTQT should be accomplished in the simulator. Prior to being scheduled for this event each cr ewmember must have completed LL04.

Instructor: DATE:

A. The following aircrew chemical defense (CD) items will be used: MBU-19/P hood and mask assembly or MBU-13/P CBO mask

with HGU-41/P hood. CQU-7/P blower assembly with f ilter canister/batteries or CRU80/P filter pack assembly with filters. MXU-835 intercom assembly with battery Required suspension straps Glove set (cotton, butyl, Nomex)KC-10 Aircrew Training System Flight Engineer Mission Qualification

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FTU-TNG-FEMQ 6 01 JUL 14 RENDEZVOUS/AAR EMCON 3 N013 (B)

Purpose: To brief radio silent (communicati ons out) rendezvous and AAR. This event is only required if not accomplished during Phas e IB training. This a briefing for the

items listed below.

Instructor: DATE:

A. State qualification requirements and restrictions for use of EMCON 3.

B. State restricti ons on radio calls.

C. List other emitters that are permissible.

RENDEZVOUS/AAR EMCON 4 N014 (B)

Purpose: To brief no emitters (emission out) rendezvous and AAR. This event is only required if not accomplished duri ng Phase IB training. This a briefing for the items listed

below.

Instructor: DATE:

A. State qualification requirements and restrictions for use of EMCON 4.

B. State restricti ons on radio calls.

C. List other emitters that are permissible and where you find

authorization for their use.

ALERT START P290 (B)

Purpose: This event is intended to ensure crewmembers have thor ough knowledge of Standby Force (Alert) procedures in flight manual as well as understanding the many operational considerations for utilizing these procedures. A scramble response is not required to complete this event. Individua ls and their instruct ors will use discussion period in aircraft to review all aspects of flight manual procedures and various operational considerations. Note: For lo cal scenarios review local base and wing operations series publications.

Instructor: DATE:

A. Demonstrate a thor ough knowledge of scrambl e (constant state of readiness) procedures in the flight manual to include:

Aircraft acceptance and power off cocking procedures, scramble procedures, and uncocking. Checklist procedures Starting engines with doors di sarmed, ladder installed, and crewmembers responding (if warranted by response timing) Loading waypoints after takeoffKC-10 Aircrew Training System Flight Engineer Mission Qualification

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FTU-TNG-FEMQ 7 01 JUL 14 B. Demonstrate an understandi ng of the many operational considerations for using Alert Start procedures.

C. Demonstrate an understanding of the many Operational considerations that may warrant using Standby Force (Alert) procedures (i.e., conventional and contingency, humanitarian assistance, aircraft evacuation, exercises, etc.

D. Discuss guidance expect ed from tasking agency:

Real or exercise scenario Response timing required

Means of notification Means of response Aircraft Security Mission tasking, flight planning, and flight plan Performance capabilities, limitations, and takeoff and landing data Maintenance status and recurring inspections

IRIDIUM SATELLITE PHONE P379 (P)

Purpose: Student must accomplish all requi red transmissions and monitoring procedures according to flight manual. Minor omissions, errors, or delays that do not detract from communication of the message or efficient conduct of the mission are permissible.

Instructor: DATE:

A. Phone installation and power up

B. Flight Cell DZM (C ontrol Panel) operation

C. Flight manual restriction on use and checklist use

D. Secure Voice Operation

PFPS OPERATION (F)

Purpose: Student should be familiar with operatio n of PFPS for in-flight use during various operations of the KC-10.

Instructor: DATE:

A. Flight plan entry

B. Performance data entry (Fuel, Gross Wt, etc)

C. Determine distance to alternate (Tanker or receiver alternate)

D. Flight following on FalconViewKC-10 Aircrew Training System Flight Engineer Mission Qualification

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FTU-TNG-FEMQ 8 01 JUL 14 E. Inflight re-planning

RECEIVER AAR, HEAVYWEIGHT R030 (P)

Purpose: This event trains the FE to perform receiver air refuelin g duties prescribed by flight manuals and other gover ning directives without omissi ons or deviations that would

detract from the overall efficient conduct of the mission. Instructor will evaluate student knowledge of receiver heavyweight mission planning, fuel management, AAR T.O. procedures, performance, and limitations. This event requires either aircraft GW be equal to or greater than 556,000 pounds or total of all body tank fuel and zero fuel weight be equal to or greater than 414,000 pounds at the end of refueling. If scheduling restrictions prevent accomplishment of event in-flight, instructor may evaluate proficiency by discussion, or al examination, or using sample problems or scenarios. Note: This event may be accomplished at formal school (Phase IB) or in-unit during mission certification training.

Instructor: DATE:

A. Complete receiver heavyw eight AAR mission planning.

B. Demonstrate receiver fuel management procedures and techniques.

C. Complete receiver AAR in accordance with the checklist.

D. Explain performance consi derations (Min AR speed, power requirements, etc.)

E. Describe associated limitations for heavyweight AAR.KC-10 Aircrew Training System Flight Engineer Mission Qualification

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### PHASE IIB

ADDITIONAL PHASE II FLYING REQUIREMENTS

AIRLIFT DEPLOYMENT OPERATIONS M261 (P)

Purpose: This event trains crewmembers in duties and crew coor dination requirements to effectively and safely operate the KC-10 in the worldwide airli ft role. Accomplishing this event should ensure that each Flight En gineer can effectively perform specific tasks and responsibilities in a dynamic , real-world operational envir onment involving the airlift system. Ideally, this event would be accomplished on a Joint Airborne Air Transportability Training (JA/ATT), a Special Assignment Airlift Missi on (SA/AM), or an AMC channel mission. At minimum, cr ewmember will demonstrate knowledge of, or ability to perform, items listed below. Only minor omissions or devi ations that would not compromise safety or detract from over all efficient conduct of the mission are permissible.

Instructor: DATE:

A. Coordinate with crew to est ablish maximum allowable load (ACL) capability prior to or afte r arriving on station.

B. Demonstrate proficiency in ut ilizing performance manual to compute MTOGW (P370 Performance, Knowledge and Use)

C. Coordinate with BO prior to cargo loading and downloading on the following:

Tipping center of gravity (CG) Restrictions on moving or redistributing fuel after BO has computed tipping CG Zone loading limitations Fuel ballast requirements Hazardous cargo awareness (i.e., concerning type, location, and quantity of hazardous cargo, airfield restrictions, route of flight, etc.) Optimized CG at or near the aft limit for mission conditions when practical.KC-10 Aircrew Training System Flight Engineer Mission Qualification

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FTU-TNG-FEMQ 10 01 JUL 14 FIGHTER DEPLOYMENT OPERATIONS M262 (P)

Purpose: Event trains FE in duties and crew coordination requirements to effectively and safely operate aircraft during worldwide fi ghter deployments. Accomplishing this event should ensure that each Flight Engine er can effectively perform specific tasks and responsibilities in a dynamic, real-world operational envir onment involving the fighter movements. The ideal mission to complete this requirement would be OCONUS fighter deployment or redeployment. At minimum, crewmember will de monstrate knowledge of, or ability to perform, items listed below. Only minor omissions or deviations that would not compromise safety or detract from overall efficient conduct of the mission are permissible.

Instructor: DATE:

A. Use Computer Flight Plan (C FP) to determine AAR points. Track AAR points using FMS Coordinate refueling times to ensure offloads are accomplished

on schedule Bingo points Stress importance of starting and ending each refueling on time

B. Effective use of general navigation skills (N160). Required FLIP’s (or navigat ional charts if required) Flight plan and fuel logs FMS Operations (P371) Performance manual to accomplish actual or simulated in-flight re-planning of fuel requirements (tanker and fighter) to alternate or abort recovery airfield.

C. Maintain a fuel log and flight pl an to accurately show fuel status and fuel consumption trends at all times.

D. Record appropriate data fr om each AAR usi ng unit approved

worksheets.

____________ E. Utilization of Radio or Ir iduim Phone to send appropriate information to keep higher Headquarters informed of progressKC-10 Aircrew Training System Flight Engineer Mission Qualification

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