June 2010 - There is a new SAR Incident Form
An updated version of the CG-4612 Auxiliary SAR Incident and MISLE Case Data
Entry Report form has been posted to the Auxiliary National Website Forms page.
The new form has been improved to better capture data for MISLE entry.
Click
HERE for the new form.
[Posted 17 Jun 2010, source: Robert Shafer Dir-R]
May 2010
AVIATION C-SCHOOLS SET FOR 13-15 AUGUST
AT ATC MOBILE
We are pleased to announce the convening of Aux-14 (Flight Safety) and Aux-15 (AAC/AuxLO) on 13-15 August 2010 at ATC Mobile, AL. This is the first effort in our new partnership with ATC Mobile. These new course descriptions should be posted soon on the C-School portal, so please give them a couple of days to get posted. Both courses are open for enrollment now, however, so don't hesitate. Sign up now, along with your active duty counterpart.
How to Apply: Send Short-Term Training Request (STTR) via your District’s procedure (starts with Flotilla Commander)
Convening Dates: 13-15 August 2010, ATC Mobile, AL
Course descriptions:
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AUXILIARY AIR COORDINATOR (AAC) AUX-15
Course Code: 501571
Duration 2.5 Days
Prerequisites: Applicants are an AAC or active duty Auxiliary Liaison Officer (AuxLO), or candidates therefor with an internet email account capable of receiving attachments to benefit most from this training, therefore the email address must be included in Block 22 of the STTR prior to approval. Districts should screen candidates to ensure potential for assignment to relevant aviation staff positions. CG Air Station Auxiliary Liaison Officers (AuxLO) are encouraged to attend as a team with their current or prospective AAC. No civilian contractors are authorized to attend.
Purpose
This two and a half day experience provides students critical foundations for
working as a team (AAC and AuxLO) managing the Auxiliary aviation operations
for an Air Station. The AAC is the primary link between the AuxLO and the Auxiliary
aviators, responsible for day to day scheduling and qualifications tracking.
The AuxLO is the primary link between Auxiliary aviators and the Air Station
they serve. This course includes familiarization with CG Air Station procedures
and both active duty and Auxiliary operations. In addition, it will acquaint
the AAC and AuxLO with methods to integrate Auxiliary aviation into Air Station
operations.
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AUXILIARY DISTRICT FLIGHT SAFETY OFFICER (DFSO/FSO)
AUX-14
Course Code: 501570
Duration: 3 days
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December 2009 NON-Compliant Auxiliary Aviators
Here are the procedures for ADDRESSING QUALIFICATION ISSUES FOR NON-COMPLIANT AUXILIARY AVIATORS.
NOTE: This document is designed as a job aid for those responsible for Auxiliary
aviation units. It neither creates nor removes any current policy
or procedure for AUXAIR, but is intended to provide guidance to those
existing policies that may otherwise be found in a number of different documents
and Commandant Instructions.
December 2009
1. Pilot-In-Command Responsibility and Authority
Recent inquiries suggest that it would be useful to review the implications and responsibilities of being pilot-in-command of an Auxiliary flight. We in Auxiliary Aviation are in a unique position among aviators. Not only are we certified by and responsible to the FAA for the conduct of our flying, but we are also certified by and responsible to the Coast Guard.
NOTICE: The January 2010 convenings of Aux-14 and Aux-15 which were to be held at N-Train in St. Louis have been postponed due to lack of attendees. We are re-scheduling for a time in the spring and a place yet to be finalized. Watch this space for an announcement when the decision is made.
We apologize to those brave souls who signed up for the mid-winter St. Louis convenings and now have to wait until later. We understand that it is disruptive to make such a change, but it was unavoidable. We are looking at some options that we think you will find interesting.
Aux-14 - Flight Safety
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August 2009 Incident Command System (ICS) 210 RequirementThe deadline for completion of ICS-210 has been extended to 31 March 2010. Thus, although it is encouraged, new pilot certifications will not require that course until that deadline. Bear in mind, however, that on 01 April 2010 ALL existing pilots who have not completed the course will go REYR on that date and will not be eligible to receive orders until that course is completed and the results recorded. |
FY 2010 C-School Schedule and infoFY 2010 C-School class dates are now set for Aux-18 (AUXAIR Spatial Disorientation and CRM Training), which is taught at NAS Pensacola. Enrollment is now open for these dates:
year of initial certification, so please make note of these class dates and plan accordingly. Consideration will be given, of course, to those who have not had an opportunity to attend during the 9-month gap between the last convening and the next upcoming one. For questions, please contact Wilson Riggan, DVC-OA. Aux-15, for AACs and AuxLOs is being held at NACON 2009 in Chicago. The next convenings of Aux-14 (DFSO) and Aux-15 (AAC/AuxLO) are planned for N-Train 2010 in St. Louis. Please look here for additional information as it becomes available. We will provide notice when those are available for enrollment. All C-School enrollments are by Short Term Training Request (STTR), ANSC 7059. Online form can be found at http://forms.cgaux.org/archive/a7059f.pdf. For more information follow this link to the C-School web page. |