Night CQ

Kara Hultgreen may have been flying one of these jets. Her first F-14 cq was on 12-13 APRIL, 1994 and she did not qualify.
Source: http://www.cmrlink.org/CMRNotes/87mr11cmrrpt09j95.pdf

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kb says..

thx some nice video i watched it with great interesse

Posted 12 Months Ago

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Paul Raguse says..

Foregot to say that pilots stay current in landing by doing it regularly as when they are deployed or in a pre deployment exercise like TSTA, COMPTUEX or JTFEX.

Posted 1 Year Ago

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Paul Raguse says..

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Originally posted by Patriot
Certify Qualified - how often do they have do that ? I mean CQ not regural operations from the carrier ?

The first CQ for a pilot in training is daytime only in a T-45. Then a day/night cq in an FRS training squadron in the plane they have been chosen to fly. Currency in carrier landings is only good for a number of days. Once a pilot is out of currency he/she needs to qualify again. For fleet squadrons, CQs are typically done before on-board training excersises and before deployment. Chapter 6 of http://www.navyair.com/LSO_NATOPS_Manual.pdf goes into great detail about what is required to qualify once a pilot loses currency.

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