A-12 FLYING HOUR PROJECTION FOR FY-1965 AND FY -1966

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP81B00879R001000130058-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 13, 2002
• Sequence Number: 58
• Publication Date: January 1, 1966
• Content Type: OUTLINE

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A-12 FLYING HOUR PROJECTION FOR
FY-1965 AND FY-1966
Flying Hours Programmed:
1. Twelve aircraft will be assigned during the period.
2. Two aircraft (#121 and #122) are programmed to fly
twelve hours per month during FY 1965 and FY 1966.
3. The remaining ten aircraft are programmed to fly:
a. FY 1965: 15 hours per month
b. FY 1966: 20 hours per month
4. Recapitulation of Flying Hours Programmed:
FY M55 FY 1966
2088 2688
Flying Hours Required:
1. Flight Test: Twelve hours per month will be
required for instrumented test aircraft #121 and #122.
2. Checkout Training:
a. FY 1965: The equivalent of I Iwill
require checkout training. Approximately 55 hours
per pilot will be required.
b. FY 1966: Adequate flying hours can be made
available for necessary checkout training from
hours programmed for proficiency training without
degradation of capabilities.
3. Proficiency Training:
Once operationally ready, the following
minimum flying hours will be required to maintain
a desired-level of proficiency.
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ATTACHMENT #1
A-12 FLYING HOUR PROJECTION FOR
FY-1965 AND FY-1966
Flying Hours Programmed:
1. Twelve aircraft wi1;l:,;be assigned during the period.
2. Two aircraft (#121:and:#122) are programmed to fly
twelve hours per month `during FY 1965 and FY 1966.
3. The remaining ten aircraft are programmed to fly:
a. FY 1965: 15 hours per month
b. FY 1966: 20 hours per month
4. Recapitulation of Flying Hours Programmed:
FY 1965 FY 1966
2088 2688
Flying Hours Required:
1. Flight Test: Twelve hours per month will be
required for instrumented test aircraft #121 and #122.
2. Checkout Training:
3.
a. FY 1965: The equivalent of ill
require checkout training. Approxima hours
per pilot will be required.
b. FY 1966: Adequate flying hours can. be made
available for necessary checkout training from
hours programmed for proficiency training without
degradation of capabilities.
Proficiency Training:
Once operationally ready, the following
minimum flying hours will be required to maintain
a desired level of proficiency.
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15 to 20 hours per
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Standardization Pilot (I
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15 to 20 hours per month*
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6 to 10 hours per m
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hours per month are used for planning purposes.
hours per month are used for planning purposes.
4. Operational Missions:
a. One operational mission per month is
programmed during the period 1 July 1964 to
1 January 1965.
b. Four operational missions per month are
programmed beginning 1 January 1965.
c. Average operational mission duration will
be nine hours.
d. An airborne spare aircraft will expend two
flying hours during each operational mission.
e. Flying hours accomplished on operational
missions will be creditable to the proficiency
training requirement.
5. Recapitulation of Flying Hours Required:
FY 1965
Flight Test
288
.Checkout Training
330
Annual Proficiency
Training Missions
1140
Operational Missions
330
TOTALS
2088
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288
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