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NATOPS |
Naval Air Training And Operating Procedure Standards |
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When was NATOPS Established? |
1961 |
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When was NAMP established |
1959 |
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Why was NATOPS established |
It was a positive approach to improve combat readiness and achieve a substantial reduction in navy aircraft mishaps |
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Responsibility of the CNO NATOPS Coordinator |
an individual assigned to NATOPS products administrator. Represents CNO NATOPS policy at all NATOPS reviews conferences |
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NATOPS ADVISORY GROUP |
CNO COMNAVAIRFORCE Commandant of the Marine Corps COMNAVAIRSYSCOM Chief of Naval Air Training Commander, U.S. MARINE CORPS FORCES COMMAND COMMANDER, U.S. Marine Corps Forces Pacific Commander, Naval Air Force Reserve Commanding General, 4th Marine Aircraft Wing Commander, Navy safety Center Chief, Buteau of Medicine and Surgery |
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Natops Model Manager |
Unit commander, or head of department designated by COG command to administer the NATOPS program for a specific aircraft model or aviation-related system |
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NATOPS Program manager |
Performs admin it responsibilities for the NATOPS program and is given written authority to act on behalf of the model manager in NATOPS- related matters. Holds role for minimum 18 Months |
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NATOPS Evaluator |
highly qualified crewman assigned to a NATOPS evaluation unit |
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NATOPS INSTRUCTOR |
A highly qualified air crewman whose primary duty should be administering the NATOPS evaluation program within a squadron or unit |
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NATOPS EVALUATION |
an evaluation of an individual pilot or crew member, consisting of an open book examination, a closed book examination, oral examination, and an evaluation flight |
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NATOPS Terms |
Warning Caution Note Shall May Will |
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Warning |
an operation procedure, practice, or condition that may result in injury or death if not carefully observed or followed |
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Caution |
an operation procedure, practice or condition that may result in damage to equipment if not carefully observed or followed |
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Note |
an operation procedure, practice or condition that must be emphasized |
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Shall |
a procedure that is mandatory |
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should |
a procedure that is recommended |
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May |
“May” and “Need not” The procedure is optional |
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Will |
Indicates furniture and never indicates any degree of requirement for applications of a procedure |
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COMNAVAIRLANT |
First characteristic shall be A-M Second Characteristic shall be A-Z |
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COMNAVAIRPAC |
First Characteristic shall be N-Z Second characteristic shall be A-Z |
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CNATRA |
First Characteristic shall be A-Z no second characteristic |
