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Overview to AS200 Course Second Semester
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Overview
- 1. Complete administrative issues
- 2. Review of CFD Model
- - Competencies
- - Functions
- - Doctrine
- 3. Lessons this semester
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Introductions
- Name
- What city/state are you from
- What is your major
- Do you have prior active-duty military experience
- Is this your first or second year of AFROTC
- Why are you enrolled in AFROTC
- What would you like to do in the Air Force
- What are your career goals
- What are your hobbies
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Rules of Engagement
- Be prepared for class
- Drinks permitted in classroom no food
- Classroom is non-attribution environment
- Mil customs / courtesies at all times
- Class called to attn at beginning / end of class
- Address each other as Cadet _____
- Special students address as Mr.___ or Miss____
- For visitors/guests, dont call class to attn
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Rules of Engagement (cont)
- 80 min attendance for passing final grade
- Wear mil uniform for classes / LLAB/instructor
appointments - Be on time for class
- Late when the door closes
- If late, enter quietly and be seated see me
after - If absent from class, then PRIOR to next class,
submit a MFR IAW Tongue and Quill
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Grades
- Midterm Exam 150 Pts 90 100 A
- Final Exam 150 Pts 89 89 B
- Written Assignment 50 Pts 70 79 C
- Briefing Assignment 50 Pts 60 69 D
- Quizzes 50 Pts
- Class Participation 20 Pts
- TOTAL 500 Pts
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Scoring
- Grade Points
- A 90
- B 80 89
- C 70 79
- D 60 69
- F
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Mid-Term / Final Exams
- Combination of multiple choice,
fill-in-the-blank, and short answer - Based on lessons main points and samples of
behavior - Drawn from your readings, textbooks, classroom
discussion, lectures, and videos
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Textbooks
- American Military AviationThe Indispensable Arm,
by Charles J. Gross, 2002 - Introduction to the United States Air Force, by
Capt B. Chance Saltzman and - Thomas R. Searle, 2001
- A Concise History of the U.S. Air Force by
Stephen L. McFarland, 1997
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Counseling
- Required each semester with instructor
- Review your Form 48
- Discuss any other matters you wish
- Make a counseling appointment to see me NLT 31
Jan
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My Availability
- In-person, phone, or Email
- Office phone 202-806-6789
- Office email ngolden_at_howard.edu
- Cell phone 703-568-6521
- 24 hours per day, 7 days a week
- DONT HESITATE TO CONTACT ME
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Course Overview
- Kitty Hawk WW I
- Interwar Years
- WW II
- Separate Air Force
- Berlin Airlift
- Korea
- Vietnam
- Rebuilding For Space
- Persian Gulf War
- Former Republic of Yugoslovia
- Global War on Terrorism
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Course Objectives
- 1. Know the key terms and definitions used
- to describe US air and space power.
- 2. Know the events, leaders, and technical
- developments which surrounded the evolution
- of US air and space power.
- 3. Demonstrate basic verbal and written
- communication skills.
- 4. Know the Air Force core values and examples
- of their use throughout the evolution of US
- air and space power.
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Air and Space Power(3 Associated Terms)
- 1 Competencies (capabilities)
- Air and Space expertise, capabilities, and
technical know-how distinctive to the United
States Air Force - Air and Space Superiority
- Precision Engagement
- Information Superiority
- Global Attack
- Rapid Global Mobility
- Agile Combat Support
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Air and Space Power
Counterair Counterspace Counterland Countersea Cou
nterinformation Strategic Attack Combat Search
Navigation Air Refueling Spacelift Special
Ops Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance Airli
ft Weather Services Command Control
- 2 Functions (missions)
- Broad, fundamental, and continuing activities of
air and space power not unique to the Air Force
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Air and Space Power
- 3 Doctrine
- A belief in the best way to implement/use air and
space power - Based on
- History
- Technology
- Leaders, etc.
- Provides Guidance
- Must NOT stagnate
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Informal Lecture
- 1. Lessons this semester
- - Vietnam
- - Midterm
- - Rebuilding for Space
- - Desert Storm
- - Air and Space Power Review
- - Final Exam
- - 3 Communications Skills Lessons
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Informal Lecture
- 1. What are the competencies after Korea? What
do you foresee in Vietnam?
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Informal Lecture
- 2. What are the functions after Korea? What do
you foresee in Vietnam?
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Informal Lecture
- 3. What is the doctrine after Korea? What do you
foresee in Vietnam?
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Summary
- 1. Review of CFD Model
- - Competencies
- - Functions
- - Doctrine
- 2. Lessons this semester
- 3. Completed administrative issues
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- With us air people, the future of our nation is
indissolubly bound up in the development of air
power! - - Brigadier General Billy Mitchell
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AS200
- The Evolution of US Air and Space Power
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Course Overview
- Concepts
- Air and Space Power
- Competencies and Functions
- Doctrine
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- AS200
- Evolution of US Air and Space Power
- QUESTIONS?
