This book is written for our Army. It explains our profession, our purpose, and what it means to be an American Soldier. You will notice this book is not written like other military doctrine; it touches on values and concepts through…Current104 pagesAviation
sind Scope The primary purpose of this publication is to provide guidance to assist the commander in establishing training programs which isy progress from individual NOE qualification through advanced unit training. With, this in mind,…Historic112 pagesAviation
C 2, FM 1-10 CHAPTER 2 THE MAINTENANCE SYSTEM 2-1. General a. The objectives and concepts of mainte- nance, definition of the Army maintenance sys- tem, policies governing the conduct of mainte- nance operations, and the responsibilities…Historic173 pagesAviation
FM 1-100 Our future Aviation units will be modular and deployable. They will provide joint force commanders with a lethal and flexible force to rapidly deploy from the continental United States (CONUS), or abroad, to any theater.…Archive166 pagesAviation
This manual describes the countermeasures, techniques, and procedures that enhance aircrew survivability and sustainability on the modern battlefield. It provides an overview of low-intensity conflict and Threat air defense, artillery,…Archive284 pagesAviation
The this manual is to provide guidance on the operational functions and procedures for Army airspace management/and air traffic control in the combat zone)(lt provides the fundamentals to optimizes. Army unit operations—around-the-clockV…Archive129 pagesAviation
Unless this publication states otherwise, masculine nouns and pronouns do not refer exclusively to men. This publication has been reviewed for operations security considerations. vArchive189 pagesAviation
CHAPTER 2 AVIATION TASKS AND RELATED MATERIAL Section I. TACTICAL LOW-LEVEL OPERATIONS 2—1. Definitions a. Low-Level Flight Operations. Low-level flight operation is the operation of Army aircraft at opti- mum altitudes which afford cover…Historic138 pagesAviation
CHAPTER 2 RULES, REGULATIONS, AND AIDS FOR NAVIGATION ON WATERS OF THE UNITED STATES Section I. RULES OF THE ROAD 6. General The Rules of the Road apply to all seaplanes operat- ing on inland or international waters. From seaward at all…Historic80 pagesAviation
This manual describes the organizational structure of Army Special Operations Aviation units and serves as a doctrinal and tactical guide for employing these units in combat. It also describes command and control, combat support, and…Archive120 pagesAviation
airmobile capability allocated to the ground com- mits him the widest possible latitude in the assignmander and the responsive fire support required. ment of missions to airmobile forces. Employment concepts envision armed helicopters 4.…Historic80 pagesAviation
Utility and cargo helicopters operate throughout the battlefield. As a fully integrated member of the combined arms team, utility and cargo helicopter units conduct combat, combat support and combat service support operations in support of…ArchiveAviation
FM 1-120 CHAPTER 1 AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES DOCTRINE The Army of the future must deploy on short notice and operate successfully on many battlefields and in many environments. Therefore, we must tailor our forces for contingencies as they…Archive62 pagesAviation
4. Assignment The drone section is assigned to the aerial surveillance and target acquisition platoon of the general support company of the division's aviation battalion. It will be employed under the opera- tional control of any unit or…Historic176 pagesAviation
The Army must prepare its soldiers, leaders, and units to deploy, fight, and win in combat at any intensity level, anywhere, anytime. Therefore, our training is top priority, and the focus of training is on our wartime mission. An…Archive256 pagesAviation
CHAPTER 1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE FM 1-15 t % % * * PURPOSE This manual has been written and designed to provide basic information, refresh, and reinforce the commanders, staff officers, and other personnel with the knowledge of Army aviation…Historic340 pagesAviation
Army Air Forces field manual on the service center: the rear-area organization performing aircraft maintenance and supply beyond unit capability (1942).Historic102 pagesAviation
The primary purpose of this manual is to present and discuss battlefield countermeasures, techniques, procedures, and concepts that enhance the survivability of Army aviation units in a high threat environment. This publication should be…Historic206 pagesAviation
Army Air Forces tactics and technique of air reconnaissance and observation, for air force aviation and in support of ground forces (1942).Historic74 pagesAviation
FM 1-230 weather and terrain environments. The high threat posed by the enemy on the battlefield makes it necessary to conduct combat mis- sions in the terrain flight mode to avoid detection by electronic means and destruction by highly…Archive256 pagesAviation
FM 1-25 , RESTRICTED I ARMY AIR FORCES FIELD :MANUAL' AIR DEFENSE (This manual supersedes FM 1-25, 24 December 1942.) SECTIONI GENERAL • 1. AUTHORITY.-a.AR 95-5 charges the Commanding General of the Army Air Forces wIth the provision,…Historic25 pagesAviation
Dissemination of restricted matter.-The information contained in restricted documents and the essential characteristics of restricted material may be given to any person known to be in the service of the United States and to persons of…Historic95 pagesAviation
1 — 1. Purpose This manual provides Army aviation personnel with the general principles of modern meteorology. Its primary purpose is to serve as a text for the Army aviator's study of meteorology and as a continuing reference for…Historic263 pagesAviation
This manual is designed to be a one–source document that focuses on the aspects of flight operations. While it contains guidelines for commanders and aviators, the manual is intended primarily for use by flight operations personnel. It…Archive210 pagesAviation
FM 1-40 6. Direct Aerial Fires. The term direct aerial Ares (DAF) is used to delineate specifically those close air support fires delivered by Army aircraft. Normally, the generic term "close air support" suggests those aerial fires…Historic303 pagesAviation
This manual provides the fundamentals, procedures, and techniques for attitude instrument flying and air navigation. - Part one covers the introduction and various aspects of attitude instrument flying; part two covers air navigation. a.…Archive430 pagesAviation
Army Air Forces field manual on weather: the weather service, its organization and employment, and the influence of weather on military aviation (1942).Historic67 pagesAviation
FM 1-506 PART ONE. FUNDAMENTALS OF POWER PLANTS CHAPTER 1 BASIC REQUIREMENTS Aircraft power plants must meet exacting requirements for dependability and endurance. Many difficult engineering problems have been overcome in an effort to…ArchiveAviation
Hydraulic systems perform a variety of functions in Army aircraft. They are used in fixed-wing aircraft to change the propeller pitch and operate the landing gear, wing flaps, wheel brakes, and shock struts. Also, they are used in…ArchiveAviation
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