MIL-HDBK-1027/1B
Section 3:
TRAINING STRUCTURE
3.1
Training Courses. The various 19F and 21C12 series
firefighting trainers have been designed to support the
following courses:
a) J-495-0418 - General Shipboard Firefighting
Training Course: Taught in the 19F3 and 19F3A trainers, a 2-day
course for a maximum of 108 students in the 19F3 and 60 students
in the 19F3A. Students are exposed to Class A, B, and C type
fires.
b) J-425-0424 - Advanced Shipboard Firefighting Team
Evaluation Course: Taught in the 19F1A and 19F3A trainers, a
2-day course for a maximum of 30 students. Students should
locate, identify, and extinguish the classes of fires and
communicate with Damage Control Central.
c) J-495-0413 - Shipboard Aircraft Firefighting
Training Course: Taught in the 19F4 trainer, a 2-day course for
a maximum of 60 students. Students should conduct firefighting
and rescue exercises with fixed wing and helicopter crash fires.
d) J-495-0414 - Aviation Facility Ship Helicopter
Firefighting Team Training Course: Taught in the 19F4 trainer,
a one-day course for a maximum of 29 students. Students should
conduct firefighting exercises with helicopter crash fires.
e) J-495-0424 - Advanced Shipboard Firefighting Team
Training Course: Taught in the 19F1A and 19F3A trainers, a
4-day course for a maximum of 30 students.
f)
A-495-2071 - Submarine Basic Firefighting.
g)
A-495-2072 - Submarine Advanced Firefighting.
h)
A-495-2073 - Submarine Team Firefighting.
Subpars. f) through h):
(1) The basic course is a 2-day course: 8 hours
of classroom and 8 hours of trainer instruction. Maximum class
size is 25 students.
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