Spanish UH-1 Helicopter Repair

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 600-67N10X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH UH-1 HELICOPTER REPAIR

Class Schedule
FY: 2003 School: 011 Course: 600-67N10X Phase: Course Length: 10 Weeks 0.0 Days
Course Title: SPANISH UH-1 HELICOPTER REPAIR
Class Maximum: 20 Class Optimum: 16 Class Minimum: 8

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 01 Oct 1996
Latin American Military and Civilian Personnel and selected National Police Personnel.

Course Scope, Effective as of 01 Oct 1996
Removal and installation of subsystem assemblies and subsystem components; servicing and lubrication of helicopter and its subsystems; performance of scheduled inspections; safety practices and procedures; usage of ground support equipment required for helicopter maintenance; identification and maintenance of common, special and precision tools; usage of forms and records; application of technical manuals and other applicable publications associated with helicopter maintenance.

Spanish UH-1 Maintenance Test Pilot

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F81X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH UH-1 MAINTENANCE TEST PILOT

Class Schedule
FY: 2003 School: 011 Course: 2C-F81X Phase: Course Length: 3 Weeks 3.0 Days
Course Title: SPANISH UH-1 MAINTENANCE TEST PILOT
Class Maximum: 8 Class Optimum: 4 Class Minimum: 2

Classes that have been nonconducted or cancelled or rescheduled have been excluded

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 01 Apr 2001
Allied military officers, national police, law enforcement officers, and selected civilian personnel. Must have a minimum of 500 hours in a rotary wing aircraft, 250 hours as a pilot in the UH-1 helicopter (50 of the 250 hours as a Pilot in Command). Must have current flight physical certified by a flight surgeon within his country indicating that he/she is medically qualified for flight duty. Must be a graduate of the Maintenance Managers Course.
SPECIAL INFORMATION: Course is taught only by the Helicopter School Battalion, in Spanish, to Latin American students at Fort Rucker, AL.

Course Scope, Effective as of 01 Apr 2001
Course will provide detailed instruction on UH-1 maintenance test fligjt procedures, troubleshooting, and aircraft systems.

Spanish UH-60 Maintenance Test Pilot

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F80X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH UH-60 MAINTENANCE TEST PILOT

Class Schedule
FY: 2003 School: 011 Course: 2C-F80X Phase: Course Length: 4 Weeks 0.0 Days
Course Title: SPANISH UH-60 MAINTENANCE TEST PILOT
Class Maximum: 6 Class Optimum: 4 Class Minimum: 2

Classes that have been nonconducted or cancelled or rescheduled have been excluded

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 01 Oct 1999
Allied military officers, national police, law enforcement and selected civilian personnel. Rated aviators must have a minimum of 500 hours in a rotary wing aircraft, of which 250 hours must be pilot time in the UH-60 helicopter. 50 hours of the 250 hous must be pilot-in-command time. Must have a current class II flight physical or equivalent FAA 2nd class physical, certified by a flight srgeon within their country indicating that they are medically qualified for flight duty as an aviator. Must be a graduate of the Maintenance Managers' Course.
SPECIAL INFORMATION: This course is taught only by the Helicopter School Battalion, in Spanish, to Latin American students at Fort Rucker, Alabama. Knowledge of the English language is recommended, but not required. Students should have a good foundation in UH-60 aircraft system knowledge. Students will be trained to interpret some technical information in English from the technical manual.

Course Scope, Effective as of 01 Oct 1999
Course will provide information and training on the UH-60 Maintenance Test flight procedures, troubleshooting and aircraft systems.

Spanish Maintenance Manager

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F97/600-F15X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH MAINTENANCE MANAGER

Class Schedule
FY: 2003 School: 011 Course: 2C-F97/600-F15X Phase: Course Length: 5 Weeks 3.0 Days
Course Title: SPANISH MAINTENANCE MANAGER
Class Maximum: 20 Class Optimum: 12 Class Minimum: 4

Class Report Date Start Date End Date Currently
Scheduled Class Type City State Zip
001 05 Jan 2003 06 Jan 2003 13 Feb 2003 15 Resident
002 31 Mar 2003 01 Apr 2003 08 May 2003 15 Resident
003 30 Jun 2003 01 Jul 2003 08 Aug 2003 12 Resident

Classes that have been nonconducted or cancelled or rescheduled have been excluded

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 01 Oct 2002
Lating American military officers, NCO's, civilians and national police personnel.
SPECIAL INFORMATION: This course is taught in Spanish by the Helicopter School Battalion at Fort Rucker, AL. Knowledge of the English language is recommended, but not required. Students will be trained to read and interpret some information from technical manuals written in English.

Course Scope, Effective as of 01 Oct 2002
Instruction on aircraft maintenance management, allied shops support, aviation supply, aircraft systems such as; electrical, fuel, flight controls, engine, powertrain, etc. to include systems troubleshooting. Also Combat Maintenance/Battle Damage Repair (BDR) and Periodic and Phase Maintenance Programs.

Spanish UH-1 Aircraft Maintenance Technician

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F82X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH UH-1 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

Class Schedule
FY: 2003 School: 011 Course: 2C-F82X Phase: Course Length: 3 Weeks 3.0 Days
Course Title: SPANISH UH-1 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
Class Maximum: 2 Class Optimum: 2 Class Minimum: 1

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 30 Oct 1996
Allied military officers, national police, law enforcement oficers, and selected civilian personnel. Must be a graduate of the Maintenance Managers Course. Must have a current class III Flight Physical.

SPECIAL INFORMATION: To be conducted in conjunction with course 2C-F81X, Spanish UH-1 Maintenance Test Pilot.

Course Scope, Effective as of 30 Oct 1996
This course will provide detailed instuction on aircraft maintenance management, maintenance test flight procedures for the UH-1, instruction on UH-1 aircraft systems, and troubleshooting.

Spanish Initial Entry Rotary Wing

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F83X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH INITIAL ENTRY ROTARY WING

Class Schedule
FY: 2003 School: 011 Course: 2C-F83X Phase: Course Length: 23 Weeks 4.0 Days
Course Title: SPANISH INITIAL ENTRY ROTARY WING
Class Maximum: 16 Class Optimum: 10 Class Minimum: 10

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 19 Oct 1995
Latin American civilian or military personnel IAW designated country's established criteria.
SPECIAL INFORMATION: This course is not available to U. S. personnel. Course is conducted using the Spanish language.

Course Scope, Effective as of 19 Oct 1995
This course is designed to provide the student with the necessary skills and knowledge leading to qualification as a pilot in the UH-1, with night, instrument and combat skills training.

Spanish UH-60 Night Vision Goggle Qualification

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F84X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH UH-60 NIGHT VISION GOGGLE QUAL

Class Schedule
There are no class schedules available for the fiscal year selected (FY 2003)

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 01 Oct 1992
Qualified and current in UH-60.
SPECIAL INFORMATION: Not available to U.S. personnel. This course is conducted using the Spanish language.

Course Scope, Effective as of 01 Oct 1992
Designed to provide flight and academic instruction to qualify UH-60 aviators in night vision goggles.

Spanish Aviation Safety Management

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F85X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH AVIATION SAFETY MANAGEMENT

Class Schedule
FY: 2003 School: 011 Course: 2C-F85X Phase: Course Length: 2 Weeks 2.0 Days
Course Title: SPANISH AVIATION SAFETY MANAGEMENT
Class Maximum: 10 Class Optimum: 8 Class Minimum: 4

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 01 Oct 1997
Aviation unit commanders, operation officers, maintenance managers, safety officers or other key unit leaders (officer or NCO). Attendees should hold positins of responsibility in which aviation safety management is critical to mission accomplishment and enhancement.

Course Scope, Effective as of 01 Oct 1997
Designed to provide commanders, operations officers, aviation maintenance managers, safety officers and other key aviation unit leaders and managers the necessary skills, knowledge and expertise required to establish, manage, and execute critical aviation safety programs.

Spanish Air Mission Commander

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F86X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH AIR MISSION COMMANDER

Class Schedule
There are no class schedules available for the fiscal year selected (FY 2003)

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 01 Oct 1999
Selected commissioned officers, O3-O5, qualified in rotary wing aircarft, on orders or currently serving in leadership positions.
Special Information: This course is not available to US personnel. The course is conducted using the Spanish language, only at USAAVNC.

Course Scope, Effective as of 01 Oct 1999
Course is designed to provide selected rotary wing aviators with the necessary skills and knowledge to plan, coordinate, and execute aviation operations as Air Mission Commanders. Instruction includes training in aviation operations' principles, aviation planning, mission analysis, plans, orders, execution, humanitarian relief operations, civil military operations, peace keeping operations, and supervision (rehearsals).

Spanish UH-60 Instructor Pilot

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F87X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH UH-60 INSTRUCTOR PILOT

Class Schedule
FY: 2003 School: 011 Course: 2C-F87X Phase: Course Length: 8 Weeks 0.0 Days
Course Title: SPANISH UH-60 INSTRUCTOR PILOT
Class Maximum: 12 Class Optimum: 8 Class Minimum: 4

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 01 Oct 2000
Qualified and current in the UH-60 helicopter and have a minimum of 500 hours in rotary wing aircraft, of which 250 hours of pilot time in the UH-60 or comparible helicopter and NVG qualified in the UH-60 helicopter with 50 hours.
Special Information: This course is taught only in Spanish at Fort Rucker, and is not available to U.S. personnel.

Course Scope, Effective as of 01 Oct 2000
Consists of flight and academic instruction in theory of flight, instructing fundamentals, aircrew training, ICAO regulations, safety, navigation systems, automatic flight control systems, power train, hydraulic and electric systems, malfunction analysis, methods of instruction for contact maneuvers, tactics and N/NVG training, dual and single engine operations and emergency procedures.

Spanish-Rotary Wing Qualification (UH-1)

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F88X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH-ROTARY WING QUALIFICATION (UH-1)

Class Schedule
FY: 2003 School: 011 Course: 2C-F88X Phase: Course Length: 12 Weeks 1.0 Days
Course Title: SPANISH-ROTARY WING QUALIFICATION (UH-1)
Class Maximum: 12 Class Optimum: 12 Class Minimum: 4

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 01 Oct 1989
Qualified in fixed wing aircraft.
SPECIAL INFORMATION: Previous instrument rating is highly recommended. This course is not available to U.S. personnel. Course is conducted using the Spanish language.

Course Scope, Effective as of 01 Oct 1989
This course is designed to provide Spanish speaking fixed wing aviators with the necessary skills and knowledge to properly operate the UH-1. This includes basic helicopter maneuvers, emergency procedures, flight planning, instrument flight (simulated instrument meteorological conditions) and safety factors.

Spanish-Instrument (UH-1FS) (Refresher)

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F89X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH-INSTRUMENT (UH-1FS) (REFRESHER)

Class Schedule
FY: 2003 School: 011 Course: 2C-F89X Phase: Course Length: 2 Weeks 4.0 Days
Course Title: SPANISH-INSTRUMENT (UH-1FS) (REFRESHER)
Class Maximum: 8 Class Optimum: 8 Class Minimum: 4

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 23 Oct 1995
Qualified in UH-1 or similar aircraft (UH-1B, C, M, H, V; BELL 204, 205, 206, 212, 214, 412).
SPECIAL INFORMATION: This course is not available to U. S. personnel. This course is conducted using the Spanish language.

Course Scope, Effective as of 23 Oct 1995
This course is designed to provide previously qualified aviators with refresher training in instrument tasks using the 2B24 synthetic flight training system.

Spanish - Aviator (UH-1) (T)

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F90X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH - AVIATOR (UH-1) (T)

Class Schedule
FY: 2003 School: 011 Course: 2C-F90X Phase: Course Length: 4 Weeks 3.0 Days
Course Title: SPANISH - AVIATOR (UH-1) (T)
Class Maximum: 10 Class Optimum: 10 Class Minimum: 4

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 17 Oct 1995
Qualified and current in rotary wing aircraft.
SPECIAL INFORMATION: This course is not available to U.S. personnel and is conducted using the Spanish language.

Course Scope, Effective as of 17 Oct 1995
Flight and academic training in day visual flight rules (VFR) to include all before-flight, basic flight, and emergency tasks; and academic instruction and practical application of the UH-1 aircraft systems and maintenance subjects, to provide the aviator with the necessary skills and knowledge to properly and safely operate a UH-1 helicopter.

Spanish-Night Vision Goggle Qualification (UH-1)

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F91X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH-NIGHT VISION GOGGLE QUAL (UH-1)

Class Schedule
There are no class schedules available for the fiscal year selected (FY 2003)

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 23 Oct 1995
Qualified and current in UH-1.
SPECIAL INFORMATION: This course is not available to U.S. personnel. Course conducted using the Spanish language.

Course Scope, Effective as of 23 Oct 1995
This course is designed to provide the student with flight and academic instruction to qualify rotary wing aviators in night vision goggles during flight under visual flight rules.

Spanish - Instructor Pilot (UH-1)

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F92X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH - INSTRUCTOR PILOT (UH-1)

Class Schedule
FY: 2003 School: 011 Course: 2C-F92X Phase: Course Length: 6 Weeks 0.0 Days
Course Title: SPANISH - INSTRUCTOR PILOT (UH-1)
Class Maximum: 9 Class Optimum: 8 Class Minimum: 4

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 23 Oct 1995
Qualified and current in the UH-1 and have a minimum of 500 hours of pilot time in the UH-1 or comparable helicopter (UH-1, B, H, V; BELL 204, 205).
SPECIAL INFORMATION: This course is not available to U.S. personnel. Course conducted using the Spanish language.

Course Scope, Effective as of 23 Oct 1995
Flight and academic training in day/night visual flight rules (VFR) to include all before-flight, basic flight, and emergency tasks; academic instruction and practical application of principles and techniques of flight instruction; and practical application of the UH-1 aircraft systems and maintenance systems. Sufficient depth of knowledge is gained to enable graduates to teach subjects in flight and maintenance areas.

Spanish - Aviator (UH-60) (Transition)

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F93X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH - AVIATOR (UH-60) (TRANSITION)

Class Schedule
There are no class schedules available for the fiscal year selected (FY 2003)

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 23 Oct 1995
Qualified and current in rotary wing aircraft.

SPECIAL INFORMATION: This course is not available to U.S. personnel and is conducted using the Spanish language.

Course Scope, Effective as of 23 Oct 1995
This course is designed to provide the aviator with the necessary skills and knowledges leading to aircraft qualification and familiarization in combat skills in the UH-60. Training includes basic rotary wing maneuvers, instrument familiarization, combat skills day and night, and safety as appropriate.

Spanish Aviator (UH-60FS) (Refresher)

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F94X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH AVIATOR (UH-60FS) (REFRESHER)

Class Schedule
FY: 2003 School: 011 Course: 2C-F94X Phase: Course Length: 3 Weeks 1.0 Days
Course Title: SPANISH AVIATOR (UH-60FS) (REFRESHER)
Class Maximum: 6 Class Optimum: 6 Class Minimum: 4

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 01 Oct 1989
Qualified in the UH-60 helicopter. Prior instrument qualification is required.
SPECIAL INFORMATION: This course is not available to U.S. personnel. Course is conducted using the Spanish language.

Course Scope, Effective as of 01 Oct 1989
This course consists of flight and academic training in the UH-60 flight simulator to include all basic flight and emergency tasks; and academic instruction and practical application of the UH-60 aircraft systems subjects to provide the aviator with the necessary skills and knowledge to properly operate the UH-60 helicopter.

Spanish Night Vision Goggle Qualification IP

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F95X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH NIGHT VISION GOGGLE QUAL IP

Class Schedule
FY: 2003 School: 011 Course: 2C-F95X Phase: Course Length: 4 Weeks 4.0 Days
Course Title: SPANISH NIGHT VISION GOGGLE QUAL IP
Class Maximum: 8 Class Optimum: 8 Class Minimum: 4

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 12 Feb 1996
Qualified and current as in instructor pilot in the UH-1 aircraft. Must be a graduate of the UH-1 instructor pilot course. Must be qualified and current with night vision goggles in the UH-1 helicopter with a minimum of 25 hours of night vision goggle time.

Course Scope, Effective as of 12 Feb 1996
To provide the rotary wing instructor pilot with the skills and knowledge required to instruct in N/NVG techniques. The student will receive enough flight and academic instruction to demonstrate proficiency in those tasks identified as necessary for N/NVG training.

Spanish UH-60 Aircraft Maintenance Technician

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F96X
Phase:
Course Title: SPANISH UH-60 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

Class Schedule
FY: 2003 School: 011 Course: 2C-F96X Phase: Course Length: 4 Weeks 0.0 Days
Course Title: SPANISH UH-60 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
Class Maximum: 2 Class Optimum: 2 Class Minimum: 1

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 01 Oct 2000
Allied military officers, national police, law enforcement and selected civilian personnel. Must have a current class III or equivalent FAA class 3 flight physical certified by a flight surgeon within his country indicating that he/she is medically qualified for flight duty. Must be a graduate of the Maintenance Manager's Course.
Special Information: Training will be conducted in conjunction with the Spanish UH-60 Maintenance Test Pilot course. This course is taught in Spanish by the Spanish Helicopter School Battalion at Fort Rucker, AL. Knowledge of the English language is recommended, but not required. Students should have some basic UH-60 aircraft system knowledge. Students will be trained to interpret some technical information from English technical manuals. Students will ride in the passenger compartment and observe the test pilot training. During training, and students will not have access or manipulate the flight or engine controls.

Course Scope, Effective as of 01 Oct 2000
To provide information and training on UH-60 maintenance test flight procedures, troubleshooting, and aircraft systems.

UH-60 Spanish Aviator Qualification

School Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 2C-F98X
Phase:
Course Title: UH-60 SPANISH AVIATOR QUALIFICATION

Class Schedule
FY: 2003 School: 011 Course: 2C-F98X Phase: Course Length: 8 Weeks 2.0 Days
Course Title: SPANISH UH-60 AVIATOR QUALIFICATION
Class Maximum: 8 Class Optimum: 6 Class Minimum: 4

Course Prerequisite, Effective as of 14 Jan 2002
Qualified and current in rotary wing aircraft.
SPECIAL INFORMATION: This course is not available to US personnel and is conducted using the Spanish language.

Course Scope, Effective as of 14 Jan 2002
Course designed to provide the student with the necessary skills and knowledge reuired to achieve pilot qualification in the UH-60 helicoper. Training in the mental and physical skills required for the accomplishment of pilot duties is achieved through instruction in aircraft systems, navigation and command instrument systems, combat skills, flight training, mission planning, and safety. Aviators will receive night vision device (NVD) qualification training in the UH-60 helicopter.