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Special operations aerial mobility vehicle training syllabus
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Jensen, Michael J. |
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Special operations aerial mobility vehicle training syllabus |
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Monterey, California: Naval Postgraduate School |
| Description |
This project extends research initiated by Major Dave Kenney into Special Operations Forces use of light-sport aircraft to gain an operational advantage over known and potential adversaries. Major Kenneys December 2012 masters thesis concluded that Special Operations Air Mobility Vehicles (SOAMV) enabled a proven doctrine for sustainable circumvention of anti-access and area-denial technologies. This conclusion sparked intense interest across USSOCOM and created demand for a feasible SOAMV program. This project represents a first step toward establishing a SOAMV program for USSOCOM by researching and developing a safe, effective, and efficient training protocol for training SOAMV fliers. If a full-scale program is not immediately required, building an established protocol will precisely define the cost and time required to build a SOAMV-capable force if needed. This syllabus project blends USSOCOM training standards with existing proven programs (Federal Aviation Administration Regulations) and adds military Tactics, Techniques, and procedures. Subjects: special operations; air mobility; light sport aircraft; SOF aviation; Air Force special operations command; irregular warfare; unconventional warfare; air mobility vehicle; air advisors; denied area |
| Language | English |
| Publication date | December 2013 |
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IA Collections: navalpostgraduateschoollibrary; fedlink |
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specialoperation1094538957 |
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