CNATRAINST 1543.5C
26 November 2002
CURRICULUM OUTLINE OF INSTRUCTION
Lesson Topic 5.3:
Maintenance Philosophy for Airborne Weapons
Contact Periods:
2.0 Classroom
Media:
Lecture with handouts
Security Classification:
Unclassified
Terminal Objective:
Partially supported by this lesson topic:
5.0
Upon completion of this unit of instruction, the student
will describe the purpose of Naval Weapons and Equipment
Maintenance Programs, Air-Launched Weapons Maintenance
Philosophy, and Airborne Weapons Performance Evaluation
and Reporting.
Enabling Objectives:
Completely supported by this lesson topic:
3.5.1
Cite the publication which promulgates the airborne
weapons three-tier maintenance philosophy.
3.5.2
Define an All-Up-Round (AUR) air-launched weapon.
3.5.3
Cite the command that establishes asset readiness
objectives for a weapon system based on the weapon
systems complexity, maintenance pipeline times, current
3.5.4
List the three levels of maintenance utilized in the
Navy air-launched weapon maintenance structure.
3.5.5
State what is expected to be the major benefits of the
AUR maintenance concept.
3.5.6
List the four major objectives of the AUR maintenance
concept.
3.5.7
State four criteria a missile must meet to be considered
3.5.8
Cite two publications that specify the magazine criteria
for deep stowage of missiles, both ashore and afloat.
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