rustysi
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Joined: 2/21/2012 From: LI, NY Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Luftmann The manual states that Air Groups can be designated as "Training Groups" to train pilots(with instructors), but not to be confused with Groups on Training Missions. Can anyone tell me how to designate a Group to Training that is not a Group on a Training Mission or is there really a difference. Also, does leaving Pilots in TRACOM have any benefits? "Training Groups", never made the final cut, so units cannot be designated as such. Of course, any group may be made to train. To the best of my knowledge pilots in TRACOM are only supposed to advance some pilots through the initial pilot training program some of the time. IOW they push forward their month of training. They are not supposed to raise their experience levels, although I have read otherwise from some posters. If that's the case I don't believe its WAD. I was about to put the question to MichaelM, but he finally had to bow out due to other commitments. As for experience levels, these are supposed to be limited by the 'national' levels, more or less. As with everything here these levels are not written in stone, but are an average. Now a TRACOM pilot in a group that is training, should assist in 'speeding' up said training a bit. From my experience it seems to work. Understand that the lower the initial training level the 'faster' this seems to happen. Makes sense. You may read about this in the "Pilot Addendum" file.
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