Provides information to satisfy the occupational needs of Aircrew Survival Equipmentmen in these areas: sewing machine repair; maintenance of carbon dioxide transfer equipment; oxygen system component test equipment; aircraft-mounted oxygenbreathing regulators; miniature-type oxygen-breathing regulators; aircraft liquid oxygen converters; survival procedures and search and rescue equipment.

Provides information for the PR rate. Fundamental subject matter coverage of: personnel parachute familiarization; automatic opening devices; NES-12 personnel parachute system; protective equipment; rescue and survival equipment; inflatable survival equipment, seat survival kit; carbon dioxide; sewing machines; fabrication and manufacture; oxygen test stands and oxygen related components.

Presents an overview of naval aviation and includes subject matter coverage of the following: mission and history of naval aviation; organization of naval aviation; principles of flight; aircraft construction; aircraft hardware; aircraft power plants; aircraft avionics; ordnance; support equipment, line operations and safety; aircrew survival equipment; and crash rescue and fire fighting.

Provides information on communications, navigation, radar, antisubmarine warfare, indicators, infrared, weapons systems, computers, automatic carrier landing system, and the electrostatic discharge program.

Provides Aviation Maintenance Administrationman personnel with occupational information on the following areas: the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program; maintenance administration; technical publication library; maintenance control and production control; the Maintenance Data System; aircraft logbooks; the Aircraft Inventory Reporting System; the Aeronautical Equipment Service Record; and the Aircraft Engine Management System.

The TRAMAN and NRTC package provides information on subject matter that relates directly to the occupational standards of the following nine aviation ratings: AD, AE, AME, AMH, AMS, AO, AS, AT, and PR. The NRTC provides the usual method to satisfy the requirements for completing a TRAMAN.

Provides information to satisfy the occupational needs of the Aviation Ordnanceman in the following areas: bombs, fuses, and associated components; aircraft rockets and rocket launchers; air-launched guided missiles and guided missile launchers; pyrotechnics, air-laid mines and torpedoes; M61A1 gun installation; ammunition loading; targets and associated equipment; ammunition handling equipment; suspension, arming, and releasing equipment; ammunition storage and handling afloat; ammunition storage and handling ashore; weapons assembly; aircraft loading and unloading procedures; aircraft weapons systems; aircraft weapons systems test equipment; and ammunition administration ashore and afloat.

Consists of information on the knowledge, skills, and responsibilities required in the Aviation Storekeeper rating. The following subject matter is listed in detail: administration and customer service; storage and material handling; material receipts and expenditures; aviation material management; inventory management; financial management; and automated supply support.

Provides information in the following areas: visual communications; signal equipment; messages; allied communication procedures; allied flaghoist procedures; international signaling; convoy communications; watchstanding duties; honors and ceremonies; security; amphibious duties; aircraft and ship identification, and technical administration.

Provides information in the following areas: visual communications; signal equipment; messages; allied communication procedures; allied flaghoist procedures; international signaling; convoy communications; watchstanding duties; honors and ceremonies; security; amphibious duties; aircraft and ship identification, and technical administration.