Terminal Radar Control Service
Terminal Learning Objective - AV0914A0005
Lesson One Flight Progress Strips
Figure 1-1. Arrival Strips.
Figure 1-2. Departure Strips (Same Type Used for Arrivals).
Figure 1-3. Overflight Strips (Same Type Used for Arrivals and Departures).
Strip Marking
Figure 1-4. Service Branch and Military Mission Prefixes.
Figure 1-5. Transponder Equipment Suffixes.
Figure 1-6. Control Abbreviations and Symbols.
Figure 1-6. Control Abbreviations and Symbols (Continued).
Figure 1-6. Control Abbreviations and Symbols (Concluded).
Figure 1-7. Clearance Abbreviations.
Figure 1-8. Miscellaneous Abbreviations.
Figure 1-8. Miscellaneous Abbreviations. - Cont'd
Lesson One Practice Exercise - AV0914A0020
Lesson One Practice Exercise - Cont'd
Answer Key and Feedback - AV0914A0023
Answer Key and Feedback - Cont'd - AV0914A0024
Lesson Two Surveilance Radar Information
Introduction - AV0914A0027
Arrival Controller Responsibilities
Initial Vector and Altitude Assignment.
Position Reports.
Radar Contact Lost.
Figure 2-6. Nonradar Approach Information Issued.
Approach Course Guidance
Figure 2-7. Example of a Recommended Altitude Chart.
Approach Termination.
Final Approach Abnormalities.
Lessons Two Practice Exercise
Lessons Two Practice Exercise -Continued
Answer Key and Feedback
Answer Key and Feedback -Continued
Lessons Three Precision Approach Radar Service
Hand off Acceptance
Transmission Acknowledgment
On Course and Course Deviations.
Missed Approach Procedures.
Position Advisories.
Typical Pilot or Controller Communications
Lessons Three Practice Exercise
Lessons Three Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback
Lessons Four Control Sevice for Emergency Aircraft
Flight Data Position
Figure 4-3. Coordination with the ARTCC Complete.
Figure 4-4. Alert Information to ARTCC.
Final Controller
Lesson Four Practice Exercise
Lesson Four Practice Exercise Answer key and Feedback
US Army Aviation Center Terminal Radar Control Service
Terminal Learning Objective - AV0914A0005
Lesson One Flight Progress Strips
Figure 1-1. Arrival Strips.
Figure 1-2. Departure Strips (Same Type Used for Arrivals).
Figure 1-3. Overflight Strips (Same Type Used for Arrivals and Departures).
Strip Marking
Figure 1-4. Service Branch and Military Mission Prefixes.
Figure 1-5. Transponder Equipment Suffixes.
Figure 1-6. Control Abbreviations and Symbols.
Figure 1-6. Control Abbreviations and Symbols (Continued).
Figure 1-6. Control Abbreviations and Symbols (Concluded).
Figure 1-7. Clearance Abbreviations.
Figure 1-8. Miscellaneous Abbreviations.
Figure 1-8. Miscellaneous Abbreviations. - Cont'd
Lesson One Practice Exercise - AV0914A0020
Lesson One Practice Exercise - Cont'd
Answer Key and Feedback - AV0914A0023
Answer Key and Feedback - Cont'd - AV0914A0024
Lesson Two Surveilance Radar Information
Introduction - AV0914A0027
Arrival Controller Responsibilities
Initial Vector and Altitude Assignment.
Position Reports.
Radar Contact Lost.
Figure 2-6. Nonradar Approach Information Issued.
Approach Course Guidance
Figure 2-7. Example of a Recommended Altitude Chart.
Approach Termination.
Final Approach Abnormalities.
Lessons Two Practice Exercise
Lessons Two Practice Exercise -Continued
Answer Key and Feedback
Answer Key and Feedback -Continued
Lessons Three Precision Approach Radar Service
Hand off Acceptance
Transmission Acknowledgment
On Course and Course Deviations.
Missed Approach Procedures.
Position Advisories.
Typical Pilot or Controller Communications
Lessons Three Practice Exercise
Lessons Three Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback
Lessons Four Control Sevice for Emergency Aircraft
Flight Data Position
Figure 4-3. Coordination with the ARTCC Complete.
Figure 4-4. Alert Information to ARTCC.
Final Controller
Lesson Four Practice Exercise
Lesson Four Practice Exercise Answer key and Feedback
US Army Aviation Center Terminal Radar Control Service
