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Describe the physical characteristics of a P-3 aircraft
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Four engine, low wing, in the 135,000 lb weight class powered by four T-56-A-14 turbo prop engines.
Wing span: 99'8" Length: 116'10" Height to top of fin(antenna): 34'3" Top of fin (antenna) to lower skin: 24'4" |
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Describe the all weather capabilities of the P-3 aircraft
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Ice control systems on the P-3 enable the aircraft to perform its mission under various weather conditions and return home safely
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Describe the purpose of the following aircrew position:
Mission Commander (MC) |
Responsible for all phases of the assigned mission except those aspects of flight safety that are related to the physical control of the aircraft
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Describe the purpose of the following aircrew position:
Patrol Plane Commander (PPC) |
Responsible for the effectiveness of the aircraft and crew for all matters affecting flight safety. He also flies the plane
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Describe the purpose of the following aircrew position:
Patrol Plane Pilot (PPP) |
Assists the PPC in preparing the crew for flights. Reads the checklist and pilots the aircraft at all times the PPC is away from his station
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Describe the purpose of the following aircrew position:
Patrol Plane Co-pilot (PPCP) |
Acts as a relief for the PPC or PPP during extended flight operations
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Describe the purpose of the following aircrew position:
Flight Engineer |
Responsible for interior and exterior checks and he shall continually monitor engine and system flight station controls and indicators
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Describe the purpose of the following aircrew position:
Second Flight Engineer |
Relief for the FE during extended flight operations
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Describe the purpose of the following aircrew position:
Tactical Coordinator (TACCO) |
Employs appropriate tactics and procedures to most effectively carry out the mission of the aircraft and its crew. Also ensures the safe and accurate navigation of the aircraft
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Describe the purpose of the following aircrew position:
Navigator/Communication (NAV/COMM) Officer |
Maintains an accurate record of present and past positions, transmit position reports and maintains accurate flight records
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