Readiness Apprentice
Training for airmen and civilians
before initial assignment as readiness technicians within an Air Force civil
engineer organization. Training includes Air Force civil engineer organization
and career field structure; general contingency responsibilities; Air Force
Disaster Preparedness Program, organization, and responsibilities; readiness
disaster response planning and supporting document preparation; peacetime
response and recovery requirements for major accidents and natural disasters;
wartime operations; nuclear, biological, and chemical (NBC) operations
including detection and decontamination, plotting and reporting procedures for
NBC hazards, and associated reports; installation training program; and
instructor fundamentals. Trainees will perform wartime/peacetime exercises wearing
protective equipment will perform wartime skills in the chemical defense
training facility (CDTF) under the direct supervision of qualified chemical
specialists. Additional training covers threat vulnerabilities, tactical
deception, camouflage, concealment and deception, Prime BEEF and command and
control actions.
366 TRS / DET 7
maasj@findlay.edu
(419) 615-9622
Amn Maas, Jonathan D
454 Michigan Ave Box #7012
Ft Leonard Wood, MO 65473-8951
My Name is Jon Maas, am I am Airman in the United States Air Force. I am currently attending Tech School in Fort Leonard Wood, MO as a Readiness Apprentice. The Schooling is 10 weeks and 2 days long. After graduation on March 10, 2003, I will be stationed at Shaw AFB, SC.
Last revised: 2003 Dec 27
