Investigation of the effects of increased flying hours on Naval Postgraduate School aviator skill, knowledge, and satisfaction: a comparative analysis.
investigationofe00hanl.pdf (6.083Mb)Abstract
Data reflecting the knowledge, skill, and satisfaction
of aviators in combat readiness training (CRT) flight status,
was collected. The aviator sample consisted of one group
flying the T-1A aircraft at a rate of 4-hours per month and
another flying 8-hours per month. The data collection
methods are described, and the results and conclusions from
a comparative analysis are presented.
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