JTAC Instructors Sample Clauses

JTAC Instructors. Qualified JTAC instructors (JTAC-I) must instruct JTAC trainees in terminal attack control that involves live aircraft. Non-JTAC certified instructors may instruct JTAC trainees on course topics which support CAS operations, but are not directly associated with controlling of aircraft (examples: fire support coordination measures, airspace management, and theater air-ground system). JTAC-I require a minimum of one year of operational experience as a qualified JTAC (or one year as an operational FAC(A)), have upgraded to instructor, and must meet JTAC qualification requirements to be designated a JTAC instructor*. JTAC-Is shall be Active Duty, Guard, Reserve, DOD Civilian, Civilian Contractor or Partner Nation equivalent**. During initial certification and requalification, when instructing JTAC trainees in terminal attack control, the instructor will be physically located with the individual being trained and be able to take control, if necessary. Any non-certified personnel performing CAS familiarization controls must be under supervision of and physically co-located with a qualified JTAC. The qualified JTAC must be able to take control if necessary. * JTAC Instructor waiver authority will be in accordance with Service, USSOCOM, or Partner Nation directives, but should reside no lower than O-6/OF-5 (see examples in Appendix A, Enclosure 4 and 5). ** At the discretion of the Signatory, contractors may serve as JTAC-Is with the following criteria: − Previously certified as JTAC-I while serving as a member of the Armed Forces. − Meet certification and maintain qualification requirements in accordance with this MOA and their assigned Service/National regulation/directives. − Restricted to operations in a training environment only. − Prohibited from employing as a JTAC in support of contingency operations. − Recurring evaluations will be completed by an Active, Guard, Reserve, or DOD Civilian JTAC Evaluator (JTAC-E).
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