Arma Flight School Combat Rescue Operations

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Arma Combat Rescue Operations is a designated map that will test all the skills that we teach at Arma Flight School. ACRO will be on designated nights scheduled in our calendar of events so Students can plan ahead and join in on certain game nights. We are excited to host Arma Combat Rescue Operations on the Arma Flight School Server. So please be advised and treat this map like any other training map.

Following Rules

Pilots must be qualified by AFS, to PIC (Pilot in Control) a helicopter. Co Pilot and fly with the supervision of a Qualified pilot as long as the PIC can take over the controls.

Chief Crewman must be trained as an Advanced CMT (Combat Medical Trained) and Ground Control Operations.

Crewman needs to be verified and checked off by the PIC (MORE TO COME)

PJ must be Special Operations Status with Advanced CMT

To participate in Combat Rescue Operations you must be a Arma Flight School Student

 

Who we are:
We follow a condensed version of the standard pilot training pipeline to fit the purposes of ARMA 3. All students begin their training in the T-6A Texan II to gain the muscle memory of sensitive controls, learning ways to communicate of radios, and understanding the standard air procedures.  After completing the introductory course, students will be automatically enrolled in the Basic Rotary Flight Training course to learn the basics of flight in the MH-9 Hummingbird using the Arma 3 Helicopters (RotorLib) DLC and advanced flight model. Students who graduate the Basic Rotary Flight Training will have the option to enroll in Advanced Rotary Flight Training involving larger airframes to learn safety measures, formation tactics, and instrument flight in preparation for combat. Combat Rotary Flight Training is the fourth course in the pilot training pipeline and teaches students CAS tactics and 9-line JTARs. The fifth, and final course offered to active students is Fixed Wing Training, which involves in-depth fighter maneuvering and interdiction tactics.

 

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