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TRAINING & READINESS SUPPLEMENT AIRSPACE EXPANSION 2015 Air Traffic Control Facility 16 Jan 15 NAME

This supplement includes Lesson Topic Guides (LTGs) and Local Qualification Standards (LQSs) for Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point as required by ATC NATOPS and NAVMC 3500.94, Training & Readiness Manual. The LTGs detail the reference materials and discussion items that support the Knowledge, Skills and Abilities (KSAs) that must be satisfactorily completed in order to assign the applicable qualification or designation. The LQSs are divided into KSAs. The time allowed to complete this T&R Supplement is defined by the ATC Facility Manual and shall not exceed the requirements of the T&R Directive. The actual completion data for each position qualification, to include total number of days and total number of hours, shall be collected and analyzed by the facility s training branch. These data support Continuous Process Improvement within the facility and aid in projects and planning at the regional level. Knowledge is checked with a written test. All Knowledge tests shall be completed with a minimum passing score of 80% prior to the Controller reaching 25% of the established OJT time limit. Skills and Abilities may be accomplished through OJT or simulation and shall be marked appropriately. LTGs and LQSs written in black are those required by the T&R Directive, those written in red are supplemental information specifically for MCAS Cherry Point. There are no T&R events associated with this this supplement since its purpose is for previously qualified controllers.

Table of Contents Section I Section II... Training Plan... Airspace Expansion LESSON 1 - TRACON AIRSPACE LESSON 2 - ADJACENT AIRSPACE LESSON 3 - TRACON CONFIGURATION LESSON 4 - SPECIAL USE AIRSPACE LESSON 5 - LETTERS OF AGREEMENT LESSON 6 - FIXES AND AIRPORTS LESSON 7 - MARSA LESSON 8 - SEPARATION LESSON 9 - NONRADAR LESSON 10 - GENERAL APPROACH CONTROL Section III... Simulation Events APPROACH NORTH APPROACH EAST APPROACH WEST ARRIVAL CONTROL Section IV... Progression Benchmarks

Section I TRAINING PLAN TRAINING PLAN Controller: Date: Position: FWO: Supplemental Training Team Goal: Complete supplemental training for Airspace Expansion no later than 5 Feb 2015. Objectives: Complete lessons 1-10, associated tests and simulation. Controller Signature/Date FWO Signature/Date

Section II AIRSPACE EXPANSION LESSON 1 TRACON AIRSPACE Lesson Topic Guide GOAL. Comprehend MCAS Cherry Point airspace boundaries and sectors. REQUIREMENT 1. Describe the lateral boundaries and altitudes for all sectors within MCAS Cherry Point delegated airspace. 2. Describe the names of the TRACON sectors. INSTRUCTOR. BI. REFERENCE 1. ATC Facility Manual 6-203 Approach West 6-204 Approach East 6-205 Approach North 6-207 Arrival Control

Local Qualification Standards KNOWLEDGE. Satisfactorily complete test for LESSON 1. SKILLS AND ABILITIES Skill/Ability Date OJTI Demonstrate the ability to identify Cherry Point sectors on a STARS scope Individual has satisfactorily completed all LQS requirements for LESSON 1: Date: Controller: Signature: FWO/Crew Chief Signature

LESSON 2 ADJACENT AIRSPACE Lesson Topic Guide GOAL. Comprehend adjacent ATC facilities airspace boundaries and sectors. REQUIREMENT 1. Describe the lateral boundaries and altitudes for all adjacent ATC facilities. 2. Describe the names of the adjacent facility sectors. 3. Memorize the frequency assignments for adjacent airspace facilities. INSTRUCTOR. BI. REFERENCE 1. ATC Facility Manual, Figure 6-1-8 Washington Center Oceana Approach Norfolk Approach Seymour Johnson Approach VACAPES (Giant Killer) Wilmington Approach MCAS New River 2-609 Adjacent Facility Frequencies

Local Qualification Standards KNOWLEDGE. Satisfactorily complete test for LESSON 2. SKILLS AND ABILITIES Skill/Ability Date OJTI Demonstrate the ability to identify adjacent facility sectors on a STARS scope Demonstrate the skill to identify the correct frequency for adjacent facilities. Individual has satisfactorily completed all LQS requirements for LESSON 2: Date: Controller: Signature: FWO/Crew Chief Signature

LESSON 3 TRACON CONFIGURATION Lesson Topic Guide GOAL. Comprehend the layout of positions and frequency assignments within MCAS Cherry Point TRACON. REQUIREMENT 1. Identify the location of all TRACON operating positions. 2. Memorize the frequency assignments for all TRACON operating positions. INSTRUCTOR. BI. REFERENCE 1. ATC Facility Manual 6-200 Terminal Radar Team Positions Approach North Assistant Approach North Radar Flight Data Approach East Assistant Approach East Arrival Control Assistant Arrival Control Approach West Assistant Approach West Radar Final Control 2-608 Local Frequencies

Local Qualification Standards KNOWLEDGE. Satisfactorily complete test for LESSON 3. SKILLS AND ABILITIES Skill/Ability Date OJTI Demonstrate the skill to recall from memory, all local TRACON frequencies Demonstrate the ability to identify all operating positions within the TRACON Individual has satisfactorily completed all LQS requirements for LESSON 3: Date: Controller: Signature: FWO/Crew Chief Signature

LESSON 4 SPECIAL USE AIRSPACE Lesson Topic Guide GOAL. Comprehend location and altitudes of Special Use Airspace. REQUIREMENT. Identify on a map or STARS scope, the Special Use Airspace within and adjacent to MCAS Cherry Point delegated airspace. INSTRUCTOR. BI REFERENCE 1. ATC Facility Manual, Chapter 6 6-602 R-5306A Areas 6-604 Neuse ATCAA 6-605 Hatteras B ATCAA 2. FLIP Charlotte Sectional R-5301 R-5302A, B, C R-5303A, B, C R-5304A, B, C R-5306A, C, D, E R-5313A, B, C, D R-5314A, B, C, D, E, F, H, J Hatteras F MOA Core MOA Stumpy Point MOA Phelps MOA A, B, C Pamlico MOA A, B Warning Area 122

Local Qualification Standards KNOWLEDGE. Satisfactorily complete test for LESSON 4. SKILLS AND ABILITIES Skill/Ability Date OJTI Demonstrate the ability to identify Special Use Airspace on a map or STARS scope Individual has satisfactorily completed all LQS requirements for LESSON 4: Date: Controller: Signature: FWO/Crew Chief Signature

LESSON 5 LETTERS OF AGREEMENT Lesson Topic Guide GOAL. Comprehend coordination and control procedures established in letters of agreement. (Approach Control Only) REQUIREMENT. Apply procedures established in the reference. INSTRUCTOR. BI REFERENCE 1. Letters of Agreement LOA Agencies Subject Date Washington Center and NKT RATCF Approach Control Service 150205 FACSFAC VACAPES and NKT Inter-facility Control and Coordination Procedures 150205 NKT RATCF and NAS Oceana RATCF Approach Control Services 150205 NKT RATCF and Norfolk ATC Tower Approach Control Services 150205 Washington Center and NKT RATCF Coordination and Use of Burner ATCAA 150205 Washington Center and NKT RATCF Coordination and Use of Neuse A and B ATCAA 150205 Washington Center, NKT, FACSFAC VACAPES Washington Center, NKT, FACSFAC VACAPES Washington Center, NKT, 4 th Fighter Wing, FACSFAC VACAPES NKT, 2 nd MAW, 4 th FW, Strike Fighter Wing Atlantic NKT, 2 nd MAW, USAF 4 th FW, USN Strike Fighter Wing Atlantic Hatteras B East and West ATCAA 150205 R-5302A/B/C, R-5313A/B/C/D, Pamlico A MOA, Pamlico B MOA, Stumpy Point MOA Phelps A/B/C MOA and R- 5314A/B/C/D/E/F/H/J Use and Scheduling of Burner ATCAA Use and Scheduling of Neuse A and/or Neuse B ATCAA 150205 150205 150205 150205

Local Qualification Standards KNOWLEDGE. Satisfactorily complete test for LESSON 5. (Approach Control Only) SKILLS AND ABILITIES. Skills and abilities will be evaluated through simulation. Individual has satisfactorily completed all LQS requirements for LESSON 5: Date: Controller: Signature: FWO/Crew Chief Signature

LESSON 6 FIXES AND AIRPORTS Lesson Topic Guide GOAL. Comprehend location of fixes and airports within MCAS Cherry Point delegated airspace. REQUIREMENT. Identify on a map or STARS scope, the fixes, airways and airports described in the reference. INSTRUCTOR. BI REFERENCE 1. Facility Manual 2-604 Airspace and Approach Fixes 6-104 Fixes, Airways and Airports

Local Qualification Standards KNOWLEDGE. Satisfactorily complete test for LESSON 6. SKILLS AND ABILITIES Skill/Ability Date OJTI Demonstrate the ability to identify fixes, airways and airports on a map or STARS scope. Individual has satisfactorily completed all LQS requirements for LESSON 6: Date: Controller: Signature: FWO/Crew Chief Signature

LESSON 7 MARSA Lesson Topic Guide GOAL. Comprehend procedures for MARSA as it pertains to KIWI users. (Approach Control Only) REQUIREMENT. Apply MARSA procedures as described in the reference. INSTRUCTOR. BI REFERENCE 1. FAA JO 7110.65 2-1-11 MARSA Procedures 9 2 13 Military Aerial Refueling Glossary MARSA 2. FAA 7610.4 Chap. 10 Aerial Refueling 3. NKT, ZDC, 4th Fighter Wing and 2D MAW KIWI Users LOA

Local Qualification Standards KNOWLEDGE. Satisfactorily complete test for LESSON 7. (Approach Control Only) SKILLS AND ABILITIES. Skills and abilities will be evaluated through simulation. Individual has satisfactorily completed all LQS requirements for LESSON 7: Date: Controller: Signature: FWO/Crew Chief Signature

LESSON 8 SEPARATION Lesson Topic Guide GOAL. Comprehend Radar Separation procedures. (Approach Control Only) REQUIREMENT. Apply radar separation as described in the reference. INSTRUCTOR. BI REFERENCE 1. FAA JO 7110.65 2-7-2 Altimeter Setting Issuance Below Lowest Usable FL 4-5-1 Vertical separation minima 4-7-5 Military Turbojet En Route Descent 5-1-8 Merging target procedures 5-5-1 Radar separation application 5-5-2 Target separation 5-5-4 Radar separation minima 5-5-7 Passing and diverging 5-5-8 Additional separation for formation flights 5-5-9 Separation from obstructions 5-9-5 Approach separation responsibility

Local Qualification Standards KNOWLEDGE. Satisfactorily complete test for LESSON 8. (Approach Control Only) SKILLS AND ABILITIES. Skills and abilities will be evaluated through simulation. Individual has satisfactorily completed all LQS requirements for LESSON 8: Date: Controller: Signature: FWO/Crew Chief Signature

LESSON 9 NONRADAR (ACAD-8537) Lesson Topic Guide GOAL. Comprehend non-radar procedures. (Approach Control Only) REQUIREMENT. Describe the following in accordance with the reference. 1. Flight Progress Strips. 2. Route and NAVAID Description. 3. Approach Clearance Procedures. 4. General Non-radar procedures. 5. Initial Separation of Successive Departing Aircraft. 6. Initial separation of Departing and Arriving Aircraft. 7. Longitudinal Separation. 8. Lateral Separation. 9. Vertical Separation. 10. Timed Approaches. 11. Naval Certification Procedures. 12. General Radar Operations. 13. Training, Standardization, and Air Traffic Controller Performance Evaluations. 14. Air Traffic Control Specialist Mishap Statement. 15. Minimum Altitude Vectoring Chart. INSTRUCTOR. BI REFERENCE 1. FAA JO 7110.65 2-3-1 Flight Progress Strips General 2-3-4 Terminal Data Entries 2-5-1 Air Traffic Service (ATS) Routes 2-5-2 NAVAID Terms 2-5-3 NAVAID Fixes 4-8-1 Approach Clearance 4-8-2 Clearance Limit 4-8-5 Specifying Altitude 4-8-6 Circling Approach 4-8-8 Communications Release 4-8-9 Missed Approach 4-8-10 Approach Information 4-8-11 Practice Approaches 4-8-12 Low Approach and Touch-and-go

6-1-1 Distance 6-1-2 Nonreceipt of Position Report 6-1-3 Duplicate Position Reports 6-1-4 Adjacent Airport Operations 6-1-5 Arrival Minima 6-2-1 Minima on Diverging Courses 6-2-2 Minima on Same Course 6-3-1 Separation Minima 6-4-1 Application 6-4-2 Minima on Same, Converging, or Crossing Courses 6-4-3 Minima on Opposite Courses 6-4-4 Separation by Pilots 6-4-5 RNAV Aircraft Along VOR Airways/Routes 6-5-1 Separation Methods 6-5-2 Minima on Diverging Radials 6-5-3 DME Arc Minima 6-5-4 Minima Along Other Than Established Airways or Routes 6-5-5 RNAV Minima Diverging/Crossing Courses 6-6-1 Vertical Separation Application 6-6-2 Exceptions 6-6-3 Separation by Pilots 6-7-1 Timed Approaches Application 6-7-2 Approach Sequence 6-7-3 Sequence Interruption 6-7-4 Level Flight Restriction 6-7-5 Interval Minima 6-7-6 Time Check 6-7-7 Missed Approaches 2. NAVAIR 00-80T-114 Chapter 4 Naval certification procedures Chapter 6 Training and Standardization (USMC) Chapter 9 Radar Operations 13.1.4.3 Minimum Vectoring Altitude Chart App I ATC Personnel Statement 3. Facility Manual 6-400 General 6-401 Strip Marking 6-402 NCA Departures 6-403 MRH Operations 6-404 NKT Departures 6-405 Holding Patterns and Approaches 6-406 Approach Times 6-408 EWN/NCA Operations

Local Qualification Standards KNOWLEDGE. Satisfactorily complete test LESSON 9. (Approach Control Only) SKILLS AND ABILITIES. Skills and abilities will be evaluated through simulation. Individual has satisfactorily completed all LQS requirements for LESSON 9: Date: Controller: Signature: FWO/Crew Chief Signature

LESSON 10 GENERAL APPROACH CONTROL Lesson Topic Guide GOAL. Review approach control procedures. (Approach Control Only) REQUIREMENT. Review procedures listed in the reference. INSTRUCTOR. BI REFERENCE 1. FAA JO 7110.65 2-1-10 NAVAID Malfunctions 2-3-1 General 2-3-4 Terminal Data Entries 2-3-5 Aircraft Identity 2-3-8 Aircraft Equipment Suffix 2-3-10 Control Symbology 2 4 2 Monitoring 2 4 4 Authorized Interruptions 2 4 7 Authorized Relays 2-5-2 NAVAID terms 2-5-3 NAVAID fixes 2-6-3 PIREP Information 2-6-4 Weather and Chaff Services 2-6-5 Calm Wind Conditions 3-1-8 Low level wind shear advisories 5-1-13 Radar service termination 5-2-17 Validation of mode C readout 5-2-18 Altitude confirmation mode C 5-2-19 Altitude confirmation non mode C 5-2-20 Automatic altitude reporting 5-3-1 Application 5-3-2 Primary Radar Identification Methods 5-3-3 Beacon Identification Methods 5 3 4 Terminal Automation Systems Identification Methods 5 3 5 Questionable Identification 5-3-6 Position Information 5-3-7 Identification Status 5-4-2 Terms 5-4-3 Methods 5-4-4 Traffic 5-4-5 Transferring Controller Handoff 5-4-6 Receiving Controller Handoff 5-4-7 Point Out 5 6 1 Application 5-6-2 Methods 5-7-2 Methods 5-7-3 Speed Restrictions Ch4 Secl NAVAID use limitations 4-2-1 Clearance Items 4-2-5 Route or Altitude Amendments 4-2-8 IFR-VFR and VFR-IFR Flights 4 2 10 Cancellation Of IFR Flight Plan 4-4-1 Route use 4-4-2 Route Structure transitions 4-4-3 Degree-distance route 4-4-4 Alternative routes Ch4 Sec6 Ho1ding aircraft

Ch4 Sec7 Approach procedures 5-10-7 Position information 4-2-7 ALTRV Clearances 4-2-9 Clearance Items 4-3-1 Departure Terminology 4-3-2 Departure clearances 4-3-3 Abbreviated departure clearance 4-3-4 Departure Restrictions, Clearance Void Times, Hold for Release, and Release Times 4-3-9 VFR Release of IFR Departure 4-5-1 Vertical separation minima Ch4 Sec5 Altitude Assignment and Verification (Exclude 4-5-1) Ch4 Sec6 Holding Instructions 4-7-1 Clearance Information 4-8-1 Approach Clearance 4-8-2 Clearance Limit 4-8-1 Approach Clearance 4-8-5 Specifying Altitude 4-8-6 Circling Approach 4-8-8 Communications Release 4-8-9 Missed Approach 4-8-11 Practice Approaches 4-8-12 Low Approach and Touch-and-Go 5-1-8 Merging target procedures 5-5-1 Radar separation application 5-5-2 Target separation 5-5-4 Radar separation minima 5-5-7 Passing and diverging 5-5-8 Additional separation for formation flights 5-5-9 Separation from obstructions 5-9-5 Approach separation responsibility 5-8-3 Successive or simultaneous departures 5-8-4 Departures and Arrivals 5 10 1 Application 5-10-2 Approach Information 5 10 3 No-Gyro Approach 5-10-4 Lost Communications 5 10 5 Radar Contact Lost 5-10-6 Landing Check 5-10-7 Position Information 5-10-15 Military Single Frequency Approaches 7-1-2 VFR conditions 7-2-1 Visual separation 7-3-1 VFR-on-top 7-4-1 Visual Approach 7-4-2 Vectors for Visual Approach 7-4-3 Clearance For Visual Approach 7-4-4 Approaches to Multiple Runways 7-4-6 Contact Approach 7-5-1 Authorization (SVFR) 7 5 2 Priority 7 5 3 Separation 7-5-4 Altitude Assignment 7-5-7 Ground Visibility Below One Mile 9-3-2 Separation Minima 9 4 3 ALTITUDE ASSIGNMENT 9 4 4 SEPARATION MINIMA 9-5-1 Jettisoning of External Stores 9-7-1 Special Operations: Parachute Operations 9 7 4 Other Control Airspace 10-1-1 Emergency Determinations

10 1 2 Obtaining Information 10 1 3 Providing Assistance 10 1 4 Responsibility 10 1 5 Coordination 10 1 7 In-flight Emergencies / Military Fighter-Type Aircraft 10-2-1 Information Requirements 10 2 2 Frequency Changes 10-2-8 Radar Assistance To VFR Aircraft In Weather Difficulty 10 2 5 Emergency Situations 10 2 7 VFR Aircraft In Weather Difficulty 10 2 8 Radar Assistance To VFR Aircraft In Weather Difficulty 10 2 9 Radar Assistance Techniques 10-2-10 Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) Signals 10-3-1 Overdue Aircraft 10-4-1 Traffic Restrictions 10-4-3 Traffic Resumption 10-4-4 Communications failure 2. Local publications.

Local Qualification Standards KNOWLEDGE. Testing in not applicable to this lesson. The references are for review only. SKILLS AND ABILITIES. Skills and abilities will be evaluated through simulation. Individual has satisfactorily completed all LQS requirements for LESSON 10: Date: Controller: Signature: FWO/Crew Chief Signature

Section III SIMULATION EVENTS SCENARIO AIRCRAFT Aircraft Type Flt Plan Event Complete BACKY77 KC135 WALLO KIWI/170 Approval into refueling track TITAN72 KC135 GSB KIWI/170 Approval into refueling track BACKY40 KC135 WALLO KIWI/170 Approval into refueling track GYPSY01 2/F15 GSB R-5314/150 Approval into R-5314 from GSB KUDOS52 3/F15 GSB R-5314/130 Approval into R-5314 from GSB EAGLE03 4/F15 GSB R-5314/150 Approval into R-5314 from GSB BUCKT33 2/F15 GSB R-5314/175 Approval into R-5314 from GSB RAMRD62 2/F15 GSB R-5314/135 Approval into R-5314 from GSB GYPSY02 2/F15 R-5314 GSB/145 RTB GSB from R-5314 VFR KUDOS08 2/F15 R-5314 GSB/165 RTB GSB from R-5314 VFR EAGLE05 2/F15 R-5314 GSB/125 RTB GSB from R-5314 VFR BUCKT06 3/F15 R-5314 GSB/125 RTB GSB from R-5314 VFR RAMRD07 4/F15 R-5314 GSB/145 RTB GSB from R-5314 VFR LOBO735 C9 NKT CLAPY FKN/50 NKT Departure IFR EAGLE37 F15 NKT CLAPY RIC/50 NKT Departure IFR BNSHE53 EA6 NKT CLAPY FKN/50 NKT Departure IFR LOBO983 C9 NKT CLAPY RIC/50 NKT Departure IFR N722DM BE20 MQI RMACK RDU/40 MQI Departure IFR N733OH C182 MQI RMACK RDU/40 MQI Departure IFR N4276N BE20 MQI ECG/40 MQI Departure IFR N6635G BE20 MQI ECG/40 MQI Departure IFR N44447 C206 HSE ZOLMN MQI/30 MQI Arrival IFR N3122R BE58 HSE PUNGO RDU/30 HSE Departure IFR N44556 C206 W95 PUNGO RDU/30 W95 Departure IFR N3166Z BE58 W95 PUNGO RDU/30 W95 Departure IFR N443DH C210 ECG MQI MQI Arrival N575CA C182 7W6 W95 W95 Arrival N653GS BE20 PEARS W95 W95 Arrival N343LS C550 NCA HSE HSE Arrival N842KY BE24 EWN MQI EWN Departure MQI Arrival N3356T C172 7W6 PUNGO EWN ILM 7W6 Departure SABRE95 2/F15 W122 NKT134027 GSB/220 RTB GSB from W122 ROMAN99 F18 W122 HULIP GSB/220 RTB GSB from W122

BUCKT81 F15 W122 NKT134027 GSB/220 RTB GSB from W122 RAMRD22 F15 DEATH94 2/F18 DEATH98 2/F18 GSB NKT134027 HULIP GSB/230 GSB NKT184016 W122 HULIP GSB/230 GSB NKT134027 W122 HULIP GSB/230 RTB GSB from W122 RTB GSB from W122 GSB Round Robin DEATH67 F18 NTU MQI ZOLMN W122/220 Transition to W122 from NTU ROMAN11 F18 NTU MQI ZOLMN W122/220 Transition to W122 from NTU AMBSH63 F18 NTU MQI ZOLMN W122/220 Transition to W122 from NTU CANYN64 F18 NTU MQI ZOLMN W122/220 Transition to W122 from NTU HAWK66 F18 NTU MQI ZOLMN W122/220 Transition to W122 from NTU TAPRM68 F18 NTU MQI ZOLMN W122/220 Transition to W122 from NTU NICKL21 F18 NTU MQI ZOLMN W122/220 Transition to W122 from NTU BLKLN23 ROMAN24 AMBSH26 CANYN27 HAWK32 ROMAN34 BLKLN36 F18 F18 F18 F18 F18 F18 F18 NTU DAREZ R5314 W122/220 NTU DAREZ R5314 W122/220 NTU DAREZ R5314 W122/220 NTU DAREZ R5314 W122/220 NTU DAREZ R5314 W122/220 NTU DAREZ R5314 W122/220 NTU DAREZ R5314 W122/220 Approval into R-5314 from NTU Approval into R-5314 from NTU Approval into R-5314 from NTU Approval into R-5314 from NTU Approval into R-5314 from NTU Approval into R-5314 from NTU Approval into R-5314 from NTU

Section IV PROGRESSION BENCHMARKS 1. AIRSPACE EXPANSION. LESSON 1 Test LESSON 2 Test LESSON 3 Test LESSON 4 Test Task LESSON 5 Test (NA for RD) LESSON 6 Test LESSON 7 Test (NA for RD) LESSON 8 Test (NA for RD) LESSON 9 Test (NA for RD) REQUIRED TESTS T&R Event NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Completion Date FWO Initials LESSON 10 Test NA NA NA SIMULATION Approach North Task Completion Date FWO Initials Approach East Approach West Training Completion Testing Complete - FWO (Signature) Date: Simulation Complete - FWO (Signature) Date: Training Complete Controller (Signature) Date: Training Complete Branch Chief (Signature) Date: Name of Controller