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Responsibilities of assistant Air Ops officer |
Assist Air Ops officer in performance of his duties and responsibilities |
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Air operations supervisor responsibilities |
Ensure correct display of all information and Air Ops coordinate all Bingo divert aircraft with appropriate air traffic control authorities and ship board entities |
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Land launch Record Keeper |
Update Isis - ensure accurate data for each aircraft and launch and Recovery is available |
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Plotter responsibilities |
Display weather for ship and diver fields Submit pre-launch brief and 1/2 hours prior to each recovery |
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Carrier controlled approach |
Operational control of aircraft departing ship and recovery of inbound aircraft after mission |
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CCA equivalent to onshore Base air traffic control facility |
Approach control branch |
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Positions manned in CCA during flight Ops |
Departure Marshall approach final |
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Departure control |
departure control for aircraft during case 1 case 2 case 3Initial radar contact with aircraft and transfer of control to CDCMonitor location status of tanker Initial radar contact with aircraft and transfer of control to CDC Monitor location status of tanker |
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Marshall control |
Control inbound aircraft in all cases Initial contact and transfer to pry fly or approach and Ops Marshall stack starts a point in space first at 21 nautical miles behind ship at 6000 ft |
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Approach control responsibilities |
Aircraft on approach in case to 3 Hand off from Marshall and transfer to pry fly in case to Transferred to Final in case 3 |
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Final control |
Final Approach during case 2 transfer to lso or aircraft reaches three quarters of a mile Aircraft separation Aircraft glidescope and line up performance |
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Purpose of METOC |
Collect interpret disseminate weather information |
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case one |
Clear day visibility and carrier zone no lower than 3,000 feet and 5 nautical miles |
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Case 2 |
cloudy day visibility and carrier controls zone no lower than 1,000 feet and 5 nautical miles |
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Case 3 |
Bad weather night operations Ceiling visibility in carrier control Zone less than 1000 ft 5 nautical miles |
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CDC mission |
Overall tactical situations to recommend course of action to co Collect process display evaluate and disseminate tactical information Tactical decision making with respect to ships defensive system |
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Function of strike operations |
Viable airplane for group functions Support Air Wing Aid in weaponeering of ordinance |
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Cvic |
Supply Co staff and air Wing with operational technical on strike planning info |
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OZ division |
Day-to-day Ops of cvic and supplot spaces IS ET IC work here |
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OS DIV |
Provide special in telecommunications to Warfare Commanders CT s |
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OP DIV |
Photographic support to ship Air Wing and staff Two Photo labs Main photo lab supports admin and official events Cvic photo lab processes handheld photography |
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SPN41 |
bullseye Azimuth and elevation approaching aircraft are measured Relays data to aircraft indicating location to where aircraft is in relation to glidescope |
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Spn46 |
Pals Precision approach Landing system Pilots perform instrument approaches manually automatically |
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EmCon |
Emissions Control denies information to enemy radio transmission held to a minimum |
