AS 200 Spring Semester

Introduction

On Dec 17, 1903, the Wright Brothers flew first On Dec 17, 1903, the Wright Brothers flew first powered, controllable, heavierpowered, controllable, heavier--thanthan--air air craftcraft……the Army wasnthe Army wasn’’t interested.t interested.

““Air warfare knows no boundariesAir warfare knows no boundaries……on land on land and sea, other than those imposed by the radius and sea, other than those imposed by the radius of action of the aircraftof action of the aircraft…”…”

-- Air Marshal Arthur Air Marshal Arthur TedderTedderAOC Mediterranean, AOC Mediterranean, DepDep Cdr SHAEFCdr SHAEF

Overview

Complete administrative itemsComplete administrative itemsCourse overviewCourse overviewTerm CounselingTerm Counseling……Mandatory ItemsMandatory ItemsReview of CFD Model from last termReview of CFD Model from last term-- Competencies, Functions, DoctrineCompetencies, Functions, Doctrine

Aircraft of the WeekAircraft of the Week

So, let’s get on with the administrivia…

Admin NotesTerm Counseling sessionsTerm Counseling sessions (required)(required)

Review Form 48s, other issues Review Form 48s, other issues Sign upSign up before next classbefore next class (bulletin board)(bulletin board)

Oral Exercise ScheduleOral Exercise ScheduleSign upSign up before 2 Febbefore 2 Feb (bulletin board)(bulletin board)

Aircraft of the Week Briefing ScheduleAircraft of the Week Briefing ScheduleSign upSign up before next classbefore next class (bulletin board)(bulletin board)

Update Profile Sheets before you leaveUpdate Profile Sheets before you leave

Rules of EngagementBe prepared for classBe prepared for classNo food permitted in classroomNo food permitted in classroomObserve and practice military Observe and practice military customs/courtesies in classcustoms/courtesies in classCall class to attention at beginning/end Call class to attention at beginning/end

Rules of Engagement QuizWhat percent of classes must you attend to pass? What percent of classes must you attend to pass? Uniforms will be worn for classUniforms will be worn for class……True or False?True or False?What do you do if youWhat do you do if you’’re late for class?re late for class?

Enter quietly and be seated; see me afterEnter quietly and be seated; see me afterWhat must you do if you miss a class? What must you do if you miss a class?

PRIOR to next class, submit MFR (IAW T&Q) PRIOR to next class, submit MFR (IAW T&Q) explaining absenceexplaining absence

Unexcused: 2 Pts deducted from Final GradeUnexcused: 2 Pts deducted from Final GradeNo MFR: 1 additional point deductedNo MFR: 1 additional point deducted

Illness?Illness?……go to clinic; include info from doctor with go to clinic; include info from doctor with MFRMFR

Questions?Questions?

My Availability

InIn--person, phone, or emailperson, phone, or emailOffice phone:Office phone: 392392--13551355Office email:Office email: rfitzpat@ufl.edurfitzpat@ufl.eduHome phone:Home phone: 386386--462462--06080608

24 hours per day, 7 days a week24 hours per day, 7 days a week

DONDON’’T HESITATET HESITATE

Silence isn’t always golden!

AS 200 OverviewBalloons Balloons -- Kitty Hawk Kitty Hawk WW IWW IInterwar Years and Doctrine DevelopmentInterwar Years and Doctrine DevelopmentWorld War IIWorld War IIIndependent Air Force and the Cold WarIndependent Air Force and the Cold WarBerlin AirliftBerlin AirliftKoreaKoreaVietnamVietnamDesert StormDesert StormPost Desert Storm OperationsPost Desert Storm OperationsFormer Republic of YugoslaviaFormer Republic of YugoslaviaAfghanistan and Iraq

End of 1st Semester

Afghanistan and Iraq

Course OverviewAgenda for Agenda for thisthis semester:semester:•• Vietnam (2 class periods)Vietnam (2 class periods)•• Rebuilding for an Air & Space Force (2 class periods)Rebuilding for an Air & Space Force (2 class periods)•• The Persian Gulf War The Persian Gulf War (DESERT STORM)(DESERT STORM)

•• Post ColdPost Cold--War Operations War Operations •• Conflict in the former Republic of YugoslaviaConflict in the former Republic of Yugoslavia•• Global War on TerrorismGlobal War on Terrorism•• ReviewReview•• Quizzes & Final ExamQuizzes & Final Exam•• Aircraft of the WeekAircraft of the Week briefings briefings •• Oral Exercise (3 class periods)Oral Exercise (3 class periods)

TextbooksAll except American Military AviationAmerican Military Aviation

are student retention

American Military AviationAmerican Military Aviation……The The Indispensable ArmIndispensable Arm, , by Charles J. Gross, 2002by Charles J. Gross, 2002

Introduction to the United States Air ForceIntroduction to the United States Air Force, , by Saltzman and Searle, 2001by Saltzman and Searle, 2001

TT--213 Cadet Study Guide213 Cadet Study Guide

Tongue & QuillTongue & QuillSo where do you find the reading assignments?

Course SyllabusHard Copy and Hard Copy and OnOn--LineLine((www.afrotc.ufl.eduwww.afrotc.ufl.edu))

Lesson Objectives and Samples of BehaviorLesson Objectives and Samples of BehaviorReading Assignments for Each ClassReading Assignments for Each ClassDescription of Oral ExerciseDescription of Oral Exercise

55--minute informative briefing on minute informative briefing on USAF in 2025USAF in 202511--page talking paper (summarizes briefing page talking paper (summarizes briefing points)points)

Grading CriteriaGrading CriteriaClass ScheduleClass Schedule

GradesFinal ExamFinal Exam 30 Pts30 PtsOral ExerciseOral Exercise 20 Pts20 PtsInstructor Points Instructor Points 20 Pts20 PtsQuizzes 20 PtsQuizzes 20 PtsAircraft Brief Aircraft Brief 10 Pts10 Pts

TOTALTOTAL 100 Pts100 Pts

ScoringPointsPoints GradeGrade90 90 ––100100 AA85 85 –– 8989 B+B+80 80 –– 8484 BB75 75 –– 7979 C+C+70 70 –– 7474 CC65 65 –– 6969 D+D+60 60 –– 6464 DD< 60< 60 EE

Questions?Questions?

Quizzes & Final Exam

Multiple choice / Short answerMultiple choice / Short answerDrawn from your readings, classroom Drawn from your readings, classroom discussion, lectures, and videosdiscussion, lectures, and videosBased on Lesson ObjectivesBased on Lesson Objectives

SpecificallySpecifically……the Samples of Behaviorthe Samples of Behavior

Objectives found in course syllabus…

Term Counseling

We’ve Got To Talk

Mandatory CounselingGeneric…Applies to Everyone

Mandatory Counseling for Mandatory Counseling for GMCGMC CadetsCadets1.1. Membership RequirementsMembership Requirements2.2. GMC Retention StandardsGMC Retention Standards

Mandatory Counseling for Cadets on Mandatory Counseling for Cadets on ContractContract (CSP, POC)(CSP, POC)

3.3. Academic Retention StandardsAcademic Retention Standards4.4. Military Retention StandardsMilitary Retention Standards5.5. Medical StandardsMedical Standards

Items that apply only to you…covered during individual counseling

But First…Paperwork Requirements

Front Side, fill in only Front Side, fill in only ONLYONLY::DET DET 150150NAME NAME Last, First MILast, First MIAS Year AS Year 200200Check Check ��GMCGMC

Back Side:Back Side:NAME OF CADETNAME OF CADET First LastFirst Last

DO NOT DATE or SIGN

That’s it…let’s get started with Section IV, Front Side

GMC Counseling Requirements

1. Membership Requirements

a.a. GMC membership does not guarantee a GMC membership does not guarantee a scholarship or entry into POCscholarship or entry into POC

b.b. Must pass LLAB and must get a C, or Must pass LLAB and must get a C, or better, in my class (we donbetter, in my class (we don’’t give Ct give C--))

c.c. Report Report all

Initial each block, signifying you’ve been counseled on that item

all Involvements (civil, military, Involvements (civil, military, UF)UF)……even if seemingly insignificanteven if seemingly insignificant

Within 72 hoursWithin 72 hoursBy the start of classes, after a breakBy the start of classes, after a break

GMC Counseling Requirements

1. Membership Requirements (Continued)

d.d. AF drug abuse policyAF drug abuse policy……zero tolerancezero tolerancee.e. Santa Fe students must transfer to UF to be Santa Fe students must transfer to UF to be

eligible for POC (or maintain scholarship)eligible for POC (or maintain scholarship)f.f. Duty in the AF may involve Duty in the AF may involve nuclearnuclear weapons, weapons,

combatcombat, or , or remoteremote assignment/TDYassignment/TDY……regardless of marital or dependent status regardless of marital or dependent status

g.g. AS 100 cadets on scholarship incur commitment AS 100 cadets on scholarship incur commitment (active duty/payback) after 1(active duty/payback) after 1stst AS 200 classAS 200 class

1. Membership Requirements (Continued)

GMC Counseling Requirements

h.h. (Guys Only) If over 18, must register with (Guys Only) If over 18, must register with Selective ServiceSelective Service

i.i. Field Training (4/6 week) is a prerequisite Field Training (4/6 week) is a prerequisite for POC entry (unless deferred)for POC entry (unless deferred)

j.j. BMDTS, AAS, & CAP are sponsored by BMDTS, AAS, & CAP are sponsored by student student govgov’’tt……not AF. If you get hurtnot AF. If you get hurt……

k.k. Professional conduct is expected 24/7Professional conduct is expected 24/7

2. GMC Retention Standards To remain eligible for POC or scholarship

GMC Counseling Requirements

a.a. Must maintain standards of:Must maintain standards of:1.1. Body fat, Appearance, & FitnessBody fat, Appearance, & Fitness2.2. Decorum & DisciplineDecorum & Discipline3.3. Military PerformanceMilitary Performance

b.b. If discontinued from GMCIf discontinued from GMC……may take academic may take academic classes as classes as Special StudentSpecial Student

c.c. N/A for N/A for UUFFd.d. Once medically Once medically ““qualified,qualified,”” immediately report immediately report

any change in medical statusany change in medical status

3. Academic Retention Standardsa.a. Maintain term and cum GPA of 2.0 (2.5 for Maintain term and cum GPA of 2.0 (2.5 for

scholarship)scholarship)b.b. Maintain Maintain full timefull time status of 12 unitsstatus of 12 unitsc.c. Must pass LLAB and Must pass LLAB and get a C, or better, in AS get a C, or better, in AS

ClassesClasses**(Not on Form 16) Must not receive an (Not on Form 16) Must not receive an ““EE”” in in any class or any class or ““DD”” in in ““corecore”” coursecourse(Not on Form 16) Must not receive an (Not on Form 16) Must not receive an ““II”” in in any classany class……unless beyond cadetunless beyond cadet’’s controls control

Contracted Cadet Counseling Requirements

Not meeting academic standards = conditional event *Will also result in disenrollment investigation

4. Military Retention Standards You are NOT maintaining standards if you:

CSP/POC Counseling Requirements

a.a. Get in trouble with civil, military or school Get in trouble with civil, military or school authorities authorities (reminder: report w/in 72 hrs)(reminder: report w/in 72 hrs)

b.b. Use illegal drugsUse illegal drugs……hemp derivativeshemp derivatives……or display or display chronic alcohol abusechronic alcohol abuse

c.c. Have undesirable character traits impacting Have undesirable character traits impacting effectiveness/performance as officer candidateeffectiveness/performance as officer candidate

d.d. Fail PFT or weight (BF) standardsFail PFT or weight (BF) standardse.e. Display inaptitudeDisplay inaptitude……or lack maturity and or lack maturity and

judgment expected of officer candidatesjudgment expected of officer candidates

4. Military Retention Standards You are NOT maintaining standards if you:

CSP/POC Counseling Requirements

f.f. DonDon’’t comply with ROTC dependency policyt comply with ROTC dependency policyg.g. Are unable to adjust to the military environmentAre unable to adjust to the military environmenth.h. Do not receive an enrollment allocation for POCDo not receive an enrollment allocation for POC

CSP/POC Counseling Requirements

5. Medical Standards

Report changes in medical status immediatelyReport changes in medical status immediatelyIf appropriate you will be placed in medical recheck If appropriate you will be placed in medical recheck status (MRS)status (MRS)

Cadets in MRS are not eligible to enlist or Cadets in MRS are not eligible to enlist or commissioncommission……until cleared by AETC/SGuntil cleared by AETC/SG

Air and Space Power(CFD Model: 3 Associated Terms)

Competencies (capabilities)Competencies (capabilities)Functions (missions)Functions (missions)DoctrineDoctrine

Competencies

Competencies Competencies ≈≈ capabilities or capabilities or ““what we do wellwhat we do well””Air Force Air Force CoreCore CompetenciesCompetencies: Air and space : Air and space expertise, capabilities, and technical knowexpertise, capabilities, and technical know--how how distinctive to the United States Air Force or distinctive to the United States Air Force or ““what we do bestwhat we do best””

Developing AirmenDeveloping Airmen: the : the ““heartheart”” of combat capabilityof combat capabilityTechnologyTechnology--toto--warfightingwarfighting: the : the ““toolstools”” of combat of combat capabilitycapabilityIntegrating OperationsIntegrating Operations: : ““maximizingmaximizing”” combat combat capabilitiescapabilities

Other Air and Space PowerCapabilities

Air and Space SuperiorityAir and Space SuperiorityInformation SuperiorityInformation SuperiorityGlobal AttackGlobal AttackPrecision EngagementPrecision EngagementRapid Global MobilityRapid Global MobilityAgile Combat SupportAgile Combat Support

Functions

Functions Functions ≈≈ missions or missions or ““what wewhat we’’re tasked to dore tasked to do””Broad, fundamental, and Broad, fundamental, and continuing activities of air continuing activities of air and space power and space power notnot unique unique to the Air Forceto the Air Force

CounterairCounterairCounterspaceCounterspaceCounterlandCounterlandCounterseaCounterseaCounterinformationCounterinformationStrategic AttackStrategic AttackCombat Search Combat Search NavigationNavigationAir RefuelingAir RefuelingSpaceliftSpaceliftSpecial OpsSpecial OpsIntelligenceIntelligenceSurveillanceSurveillanceReconnaissanceReconnaissanceAirliftAirliftWeather ServicesWeather ServicesCommand & Command &

ControlControl

DoctrineA belief in the best way to implement/ use air A belief in the best way to implement/ use air and space power or and space power or ““what we believewhat we believe””Based on:Based on:

HistoryHistoryTechnologyTechnologyLeaders, etc.Leaders, etc.

Provides guidance to those at the pointy end of Provides guidance to those at the pointy end of the spearthe spearMust NOT stagnateMust NOT stagnate

AS 200: The Evolution of USAF Air and Space Power

Time PeriodCompetencies(capabilities)

Functions(missions)

DoctrinalEmphasis

Post World War I • Information gathering• Limited Attack

Pre World War I • Information gathering • Reconnaissance Artillery spotting, gathering military information to support land forces

• Reconnaissance• Counterair• Theater Attack

Theater Attack of military targets

Pre World War II • Information gathering• Limited Attack• Limited Air Superiority

• Reconnaissance• Counterair• Strategic Attack• Airlift

Strategic Attack on the enemy homeland (war machine)

Post World War II • Information gathering• Limited Attack• Air Superiority• Limited Agility /

Combat support

• Reconnaissance• Counterair• Strategic Attack• Airlift• Counterland• Countersea• Special Ops• Search and Rescue

Strategic Attack

AS 200: The Evolution of USAF Air and Space Power

Time PeriodCompetencies(capabilities)

Functions(missions)

DoctrinalEmphasis

Post Korea• Information gathering• Limited Attack• Air Superiority• Limited Agile

Combat support

• Reconnaissance• Counterair• Strategic Attack• Airlift• Counterland• Countersea• Special Ops• Search and Rescue• Counterinformation• Intelligence• Surveillance

Strategic AttackNuclear Deterrence

January 2006Developing Airmen

Technology-to-warfighting

Integrating Operations

Counterair, Countersea,Counterland, Strategic Attack, Airlift, Reconnaissance, Counter Information, Search and Rescue, Special Operations, Intelligence, Surveillance, Navigation and Positioning, Weather, Air Refueling, Space Lift, Counter Space, Command & Control

Deterrence through precision rapid engagement and information superiority

Aircraft Aircraft of the Weekof the Week

Colonel FitzpatrickBriefer

F-15 EagleMissionMission

All weather tactical All weather tactical fighterfighterAir Superiority/MultiAir Superiority/Multi--rolerole

ContractorContractorMcDonnell DouglasMcDonnell DouglasEntered Inventory Entered Inventory –– 19761976

CrewCrewA/C modelsA/C models——oneoneB/D/E modelsB/D/E models——twotwo

Armament/PayloadArmament/PayloadInternal cannon w/ 940 Internal cannon w/ 940 roundsrounds8 air8 air--air missiles air missiles (Sidewinder, Sparrow, (Sidewinder, Sparrow, AMRAAM)AMRAAM)Wide range of airWide range of air--groundground

Primary Locations (A/B/C/D/E)Primary Locations (A/B/C/D/E)USAFUSAF

Langley AFBLangley AFBTyndall AFBTyndall AFBEglin AFBEglin AFBMountain Home AFBMountain Home AFBNellisNellis AFBAFBSeymour Johnson AFBSeymour Johnson AFBElmendorf AFBElmendorf AFBKadenaKadena AB, JapanAB, JapanRAF RAF LakenheathLakenheath

Foreign UsersForeign UsersJapanJapanIsraelIsraelSaudi ArabiaSaudi Arabia

SummaryCompleted administrative issuesCompleted administrative issues

Lessons this semester Lessons this semester Review of CFD ModelReview of CFD Model

-- Competencies (Capabilities)Competencies (Capabilities)-- Functions (Missions)Functions (Missions)-- DoctrineDoctrine

Aircraft of the WeekAircraft of the Week

Next week, we start with Vietnam…come prepared.

1. Profile sheet2. Briefing schedules3. Counseling schedule4. Mandatory Counseling Items

“With us air people, the future of our nation is indissolubly bound up in the development of air power!”

-- Brigadier General Billy MitchellBrigadier General Billy Mitchell