Download or read book HOWGOZIT A Model for Naval Aviation Training written by E. D. Napier and published by . This book was released on 1977 with total page 51 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The objective of HOWGOZIT is to provide an evaluation (HOW) of the progress (GOES) of pilot training toward meeting planned goals (IT). This paper discusses the organization and flow of data through the system. The concept was demonstrated in a scenario based upon the transition from the current Undergraduate Pilot Training System to the Navy Integrated Flight Training System. (Author).

Download or read book HOWGOZIT written by E. D. Napier and published by . This book was released on 1977 with total page 92 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The objective of HOWGOZIT is to provide an evaluation (HOW) of the progress (GOES) of pilot training toward meeting planned goals (IT). This paper discusses the organization and flow of data through the system. The concept was demonstrated in a scenario based upon the transition from the current Undergraduate Pilot Training System to the Navy Integrated Flight Training System. (Author).

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Download or read book An Analysis of Production Policy in U S Naval Aviation s Primary Flight Training written by Nicholas Ryan Hanley and published by . This book was released on 2020 with total page 173 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The United States (US) Navy struggles to sustain its ranks of aviators; it therefore seeks to produce more pilots, more quickly, without additional resources. This thesis employs the Architecting Innovative Enterprise Strategy (ARIES) framework, Factory Physics methodologies, and experimental models to investigate new policies, organizational structures, processes, and knowledge that support this imperative in the Navy’s Primary Flight Training commands. It addresses promising changes to Primary and how to facilitate them. The ARIES framework, and associated stakeholder interviews, logically investigate the qualitative intricacies of Primary to illustrate its operation. Quantitative internal baseline methods suggest policies for student inventory management, student prioritization, and aircraft allocation. Each technique is tested by a joint discrete process and agent-based student model. This investigation suggests that Primary is challenged by an excessive student inventory and unclear operations policies. It asserts that these two factors create excessive wait time and resource-wasting rework that drastically reduce production performance. Experimentation results qualify the trends of these detriments and quantify their impacts on throughput and training time. The work concludes that a tightly governed start rate can be paired with three concurrent policies to raise average throughput by 62% and reduce average time to train by 52%. 1. Prioritize students by their total time in training to reduce the impacts of rework. 2. Allocate resources to the largest queues to increase peak performance and capacity. 3. Manage student inventory via a constant work in process (CONWIP) policy to reduce the impacts of rework and dampen sensitivity to resource variations. It also suggests minimally disruptive changes to Primary’s architecture that aim to reduce organizational, knowledge, and process complexities while promoting sustainability, scalability, and evolvability in the enterprise. Four core concepts summarize the rearchitecting effort: 1. Employ data analytics in the current infrastructure to aid in decision making. 2. Balance organizational centralization to support flexible but consistent performance. 3. Consolidate and reinforce institutional knowledge in stable employees. 4. Promote knowledge sharing and coordination to improve organizational learning. This thesis asserts that application of these new policies and re-architecting concepts will promote production performance, organizational knowledge, and proactive management.

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Download or read book Naval Air Training written by Department of Defense and published by . This book was released on 2017-06 with total page 215 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This fascinating guide by the Navy covers training for intercepts by fighter plane pilots. The primary purpose of fighter aircraft is to obtain and sustain air superiority over contested airspace. To successfully accomplish this, the fighter aircrew must execute an intercept in a manner designed to: Attain a position in space between the attacking aircraft and the defended force (positional advantage). Control the intercept geometry to achieve an optimal weapon's Launch Acceptability Region (LAR) and manage the enemy's Weapons Employment Zone (WEZ). This is done to maximize the probability of kill (Pk), while simultaneously preventing the enemy from achieving weapons release. Arrive at the merge with a tally of all bandits and an advantage in position and/or energy. Then the fighter must use basic fighter maneuvers (BFM) to deter or destroy the enemy. CHAPTER ONE - FIGHTER PURPOSE * 100. INTRODUCTION * 101. METHODS OF INTERCEPTING * 102. TYPES OF INTERCEPTS * 103. PURE PURSUIT * 104. LEAD PURSUIT * 105. LAG PURSUIT * CHAPTER TWO - AIR INTERCEPT CONTROL * 200. INTRODUCTION * 201. BASIC RADAR * 202. E-2 HAWKEYE AND E-3 AWACS * 203. PLANNED POSITION INDICATOR (PPI) SCOPE * 204. RADAR TRAINING FLIGHT PROCEDURES * 205. CONTROLLER/FIGHTER TEAMWORK * 206. CONCLUSION * CHAPTER THREE - DIRECTIVE AND DESCRIPTIVE COMMENTARY * 300. INTRODUCTION * 301. TYPES OF COMMENTARY * 302. VOICE MODULATION * 303. DESCRIPTIVE COMMENTARY (BRAA/AREO REPORTS) * 304. BRAA AND BULLSEYE * 305. AREO * 306. AZIMUTH ANGLE REPORTING * 307. RANGE REPORTING * 308. AREO REPORTS * 309. DIRECTIVE COMMENTARY * 310. TURN COMMANDS * 311. ELEVATION CONTROL COMMANDS * 312. PITCH CONTROL COMMANDS * 313. SPEED CONTROL COMMANDS * 314. COMM BREVITY GLOSSARY * CHAPTER FOUR - INTERCEPT DISPLAYS AND FLIGHT PATH VISUALIZATION * 400. INTRODUCTION * 401. DISPLAYS * 402. EHSI AND AI SCOPE * 403. SPATIAL RELATIONSHIP * 404. GCI INFORMATION * 405. CUT DEFINED * 406. DTG DEFINED * 407. TARGET ASPECT AND ASPECT ANGLE DEFINED * 408. INTERCEPT TRIANGULATION * 409. FLIGHT PATH VISUALIZATION PROCEDURES * CHAPTER FIVE - FUNDAMENTALS OF INTERCEPT GEOMETRY I * 500. INTRODUCTION * 501. INTERCEPT TERMS * 502. FIGHTER POSITIONS * 503. POSITION ADVANTAGE * 504. COMPUTING LATERAL SEPARATION * 505. VERTICAL DISPLACEMENT * 506. ELEVATION ANGLE * 507. RATE OF CLOSURE (ROC) * 508. TARGET ASPECT AND RATE OF CLOSURE * 509. CONCLUSION * CHAPTER SIX - FUNDAMENTALS OF INTERCEPT GEOMETRY II * 600. INTRODUCTION * 601. COLLISION BEARING * 602. DRIFT * 603. BOGEY OFF COLLISION COURSE * 604. PREDICTING ANGLE OFF * 605. CHANGING TARGET ASPECT * 606. PROOF WITH A 180 DTG SET-UP * 607. SPATIAL PICTUR * CHAPTER SEVEN - TARGET ASPECT FORMULA AND COLLISION COURSE CORRECTIONS * 700. INTRODUCTION * 701. TARGET ASPECT VISUALIZATION * 702. RELATIONSHIP OF FIGHTER HEADING TO TARGET ASPECT * 703. CALCULATING THE TARGET ASPECT * 704. TARGET ASPECT FORMULA VISUALIZATION * 705. THE CO-SPEED INTERCEPT * 706. COLLISION COURSE DEFINITION * 707. COLLISION COURSE CORRECTION FORMULA 1 * 708. COLLISION COURSE CORRECTION FORMULA 2 * 709. ILLUSTRATION OF COLLISION COURSE COMPUTATION * 710. ROUNDING * 711. INITIAL DESCRIPTIVE COMM * 712. RECHECKING THE WORK * 713. INTERCEPT GEOMETRY FORMULA REFERENCE * CHAPTER EIGHT - LEAD COLLISION INTERCEPTS * 800. INTRODUCTION * 801. SPARROW ATTACK * 802. FACTORS AFFECTING SUCCESS * 803. LEAD COLLISION * 804. LEAD ANGLE OFF * 805. EFFECT ON TARGET ASPECT IN LEAD COLLISION * 806. ESTABLISHING LEAD ANGLE OFF * 807. CONDITIONS FOR EMPLOYING THE AIM-7 * 808. LEAD ANGLE AND DOT RELATIONSHIP * 809. CONDITIONS FOR LAUNCH * 810. THE SIDEWINDER REATTACK * CHAPTER NINE - DISPLACEMENT TURN FUNDAMENTALS * 900. INTRODUCTION * 901. LATERAL DISPLACEMENT/TURNING ROOM * 902. OBJECTIVES OF THE DISPLACEMENT TURN * 903. ACCOMPLISHING THE DT OBJECTIVES * 904. DISPLACEMENT TURN ILLUSTRATIONS * 905. MINIMUM DISPLACEMENT * 906. REVIEW OF DT PRINCIPLES * CHAPTER TEN - COUNTERTURN FUNDAMENTALS

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