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CAP Advanced Technology Initiatives: A Look into Military Technological Advances

Explore the U.S. Air Force Auxiliary's Florida Wing 2003 Check Observer Standardization Course (COSC) with a focus on advanced technology such as night vision, real-time video streaming, thermal imaging, and satellite communications. Discover the latest developments in telecommunications, digital imaging, and more. Examine proposals for training "techno-aircrew" specialists and the importance of maintaining fundamental aircrew proficiency.

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CAP Advanced Technology Initiatives: A Look into Military Technological Advances

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  1. U.S. AIR FORCE AUXILIARY mission 21: a look at CAP advanced technology initiatives Florida Wing 2003 Check Observer Standardization Course (COSC)

  2. WHAT DO WE MEAN BY “ADVANCED THECHNOLOGY?”

  3. BACKGROUND Military Technological Advances Telecommunications Digital Imaging Technology

  4. NIGHT VISION TECHNOLOGY AN/AVS-9 NVG APPROVED BY CAP-NTC REAL-TIME STREAMING VIDEO ATTACHMENT AVAILABLE

  5. THERMAL IMAGING

  6. SATELLITE IMAGE TRANSFER ARNAV RCOM-100 AERONAUTICAL SATPHONE NIKON COOLPIX 5700 DIGITAL CAMERA LAPTOP FOR IN-FLIGHT USE (REAR-SEAT ONLY)

  7. OTHER DEVELOPMENTS FORWARD-LOOKING INFA-RED (FLIR) SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR NEW PLATFORMS

  8. WHO WILL OPERATE? PROPOSALS: OBSERVERS TRAINED IN ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY EMPLOYMENT NEW “TECHNO-AIRCREW” SPECIALTY FLWG WORKING TITLE: “RADIO-ELECTRONICS OFFICER” OR “REO”

  9. REGARDLESS OF WHAT TECHNOLOGY CAP EMPLOYS IN COMING YEARS, NOTHING WILL SUBSTITUTE FOR AIRCREW PROFICIENY IN THE FUNDAMENTAL SKILLS

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