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2025-11-22T20:44:57Z

Basic Qualification Sortie

2025-11-22T20:44:44Z

Basic Qualification Sortie

2025-06-01T16:17:58Z

Instructor Guidelines (Rotary Wing)

2025-03-29T23:32:54Z

How to qualify

2025-03-26T13:32:39Z

Instructor Guidelines (Fixed Wing)

2024-05-15T20:04:40Z

If you qualify

2023-06-15T13:18:13Z

Instructor Guidelines (Rotary Wing)

2023-06-15T13:17:12Z

Basic Qualification Sortie

2023-05-27T20:56:24Z

How to qualify

2023-05-27T16:53:24Z

How to qualify

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 :- Landing (FARP)
-<u>For Co-Pilot/Gunner(Observer's (AH-64D, Mi-24P, OH-58D etc)</u>
+<u>For Co-Pilot/Gunner/Observer's (AH-64D, Mi-24P, OH-58D etc)</u>
 :- Startup
 :- Comms (Towards Tower, Control etc.)

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 :- Formation flight
 :- Navigation (visually and using ADF)
-:- Weapon deployment''**'' (Use existing targets in R114)
+:- Weapon deployment''**'' (Use existing targets in R84)
 :- Landing (FARP)
-<u>For Co-Pilot/Gunner's (AH-64D, Mi-24P etc)</u>
+<u>For Co-Pilot/Gunner(Observer's (AH-64D, Mi-24P, OH-58D etc)</u>
 :- Startup
 :- Comms (Towards Tower, Control etc.)
 :- Visual navigation (as well as being able to guide the pilot)
 :- Hovering (Take control of helicopter when hovering and keep a stable hover)
-:- Weapon deployment''**'' (Use existing targets in R114)
+:- Weapon deployment''**'' (Use existing targets in R84)
 ''* Be sure to adapt all stages according to the respective module [[Aircraft Syllabi|syllabus]] basic section. (Method used for takeoff, type of weapons used, etc.)''</br>
 ''** Skip if weapon deployment are not included in the BASIC-section of the syllabus)''

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 ==Instructor Guidelines (Rotary Wing)==
 * Schedule the checkride with the student.
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 * Example of something that the instructor should look at extra carefully which might not be a reason for failure but should be pointed out to prevent incorrect behavior.
 :- The student does not think about the effect of the wind on the helicopter, especially when landing or entering a hover.
-:- The student does not go into a hover before setting down on the FARP
+:- The student does not go into a hover before setting down on the FARP (AH-64 only)
 * If most things work well, the student passes, and you should write a confirmation/congratulation in the #qual-reports channel on Discord to let our administrators know.

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 ===How to qualify===
 * Carefully go through the syllabus list Basic Section and ask yourself for every item "Do I know how to do this thing, at least to a fair level?". You will be your own judge and examiner here. This is the most important step, and we trust you to be fair to yourself. Be disciplined, but don't be overly self-critical.
 * Ask somebody to act as your examinating instructor. It can be anyone who has completed the Basic Qualification themselves in the aircraft type in question.
 * The instructor prepares a short sortie, called a basic qual checkride, covering a ''very small sample'' of the syllabus content. Typically some navigation, some weapon employment, and an overhead break.

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 ==Instructor Guidelines (Fixed Wing)==
 * Schedule the checkride with the student.
 * Ask the student some sample questions (3-4 is usually enough) to make sure they have grasped the syllabus contents. Some example questions (for the Hornet/Viper):

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 ===If you qualify===
 * Your callsign will be added to the list in the Discord #basic-quals channel.
-* You will get to wear the Silver Wings badge in Teamspeak.
+* You will get the "Basic Qualified" role in Discord, instead of "Rookie".
 ===Remarks===

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 :- "What is VRS? How do you avoid VRS? How do you recover from VRS?"
 :- "Give an example of how wind affects your flight"
-:- "Where can you read your current speed?"
+:- "Where can you read your current speed and altitude?"
-:- "Where can you read your current altitude?"
 * Fly the mission, using all the normal comms you'd normally do (even though you might not have actual human controllers on the radio)