Us Navy - Student Workbook For Instrument Navigation Cnatra P-801, Żeglarstwo, Nawigacja

NAVAL AIR TRAINING COMMAND
NAS CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
CNATRA P-801 (Rev 02-93)
STUDENT WORKBOOK
FOR
INSTRUMENT NAVIGATION
BASIC SNFO
1993
 1542
N3111
CNATRA P-801 (Rev 02-93)
Subject: STUDENT WORKBOOK FOR INSTRUMENT NAVIGATION, BASIC SNFO
1. CNATRA P-801 (Rev 02-93) PAT, “Student Workbook For Instrument Navigation, Basic
Phase SNFO, T-34/T-2” is issued for information, standardization of instruction, and guidance of
instructors and students in the Naval Air Training Command.
2. This publication will be used to supplement the curriculum at Training Squadron TEN.
3. Recommedations for changes shall be submitted to the Commander Training Air Wing SIX,
Naval Air Station, Pensacola, FL 32508.
4.
CNATRA P-801 (Rev.02-91) PAT is hereby cancelled and superseded.
W. R. LEDDY
Assistant Chief of Staff for
Training and Operations
Distribution:
CNARTAINST 5215.1Q
List I (E, M, R, Z, BB, DD, KK)
List III (R (6))
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY
There are no special safety precautions for the classroom portion of INAV. For the 1D23
trainers, electrical components are capable of providing electric shock hazards.
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INSTRUMENT NAVIGATION
HOW TO USE THIS STUDENT GUIDE
This guide states all lesson objectives, gives instruction, examples, and all information the
student needs to perform the objectives up to the standards. The student should read the units
scheduled prior to class, answering questions, and solving problems at the end of each unit. The
instructor’s job is to amplify the material in the book, therefore the student should be ready to ask
questions during class period. Studying and working problems with a group provides the student
the best opportunity to grasp the material and be able to apply it.
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INSTRUMENT NAVIGATION
FOREWORD
This coursebook is designed to guide you through your study assignments in the most logical
sequence. It is broken into seven INAV units: Six units of instruction and one review unit. The
Learning Objectives in each unit are stated in behavioral terms and identify exactly what you are
expected to accomplish in this course. These are the standards you must meet before progressing
any further in your training.
SCOPE
In other courses you have been introduced to Flight Information Publications, Flight Rules
and Regulations, NATOPS, Meteorology and UHF Voice Communications. T he Instrument
Navigation course will blend much of the knowledge you acquire in those courss and help
prepare you for your INAV and AIRNAV flights at VT-10. In this course, you will learn how to
use radio aids to navigation, to determine position and to maintain course during the departure,
enroute and approach phases of flight. You will practice these skills, along with ATC
Communications, in the 1D23 trainer. Terminal Objectives and Enabling objectives, are listed in
CNATRAINST 1542.54.
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