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APPENDIX II REFERENCES USED TO DEVELOP THE NONRESIDENT TRAINING COURSE-Cont. - 14014_363
APPENDIX III ANSWERS TO EMBEDDED QUESTIONS CHAPTERS 1 THROUGH 12-Cont. - 14014_366

Airman - Aviation theories and other practices
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APPENDIX III ANSWERS TO EMBEDDED QUESTIONS CHAPTERS 1 THROUGH 12 CHAPTER 1 A1-1. The mission and function of naval aviation is to support our naval forces and to closely coordinate with other naval forces in maintaining command of the seas. A1-2. The Navy purchased its first aircraft from Glenn Curtiss on 8 May 1911. A1-3. Naval Aviator CDR Alan B. Shepard Jr. A1-4. The band was lifted in 1993. A1-5. The initial Machinist Mate (Aviation) rating came from the Machinist Mate rating. A1-6.  Major changes to the enlisted aviation structure took place in 1948. A1-7. The Manual of Navy Enlisted Manpower and Personnel Classification and Oc- cupational Standards. A1-8. The Aviation Support Equipment Technician rating. A1-9. Aviation service ratings are subdivisions of a general rating that require special- ized training within that general rating. A1-10. Your division training petty officer or the Education Services Office. CHAPTER 2 A2-1. It provides direction in the assignment of duties. A2-2. To provide service and support to the fleet. A2-3. The commanding officer. A2-4. The air operations department. A2-5. Issuing all fuels and oils, issuing aircraft parts and support equipment, and oper- ating the general mess. A2-6. Organizational, intermediate, and depot. A2-7. The basic concept of quality assurance (QA) is preventing defects. A2-8. Production control and material control. A2-9. The power plants division. A2-10. A naval air facility (NAF) is smaller and is not equipped to handle large numbers of aircraft? A2-11. Carrier, patrol, composite, and noncombatant. A2-12. Fighter, attack, strike/fighter, antisubmarine, and airborne early warning squad- rons. A2-13. Development, tactical, and training squadrons. A2-14. Any type of aircraft that requires testing and evaluation. A2-15. To provide long distance transfer of personnel and supplies. AIII-1







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