Ah 64D Courses

AH-64D APACHE LONGBOW TRAINING COURSES
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MODEL AH-64D Course Length: 3 Days (24 Hours)

LONGBOW FAMILIARIZATION COURSE
DFM-100 Conducted at the Customer Location
DFM-101 Conducted at the Boeing Mesa Site

OBJECTIVE:
The purpose of this course is to provide a top-level overview of the features, capabilities and systems
of the AH-64D Apache Longbow Attack Helicopter.

RECOMMENDED FOR:
Managers, staff planners and supervisory personnel

PREREQUISITES:
Not Applicable

COURSE CONTENT:
Course content consists of the purpose, location, description and operation of the AH-64D
Mechanical Systems, Controls and Displays, Communication, Navigation and Weapon Systems,
Sights and Sensors.


MODEL AH-64D Course Length: 4 Weeks (160 Hours). Plus 2
Days (24 Hours)

LONGBOW MECHANICAL SYSTEMS
COURSE
DMB-101 OR DMB-101 PLUS EPA-100

OBJECTIVE:
This course provides aircraft technicians with the skills and knowledge required to successfully
perform unit maintenance tasks on the AH-64D Apache Longbow Helicopter mechanical systems.

RECOMMENDED FOR:
Supervisory personnel and unit level repair technicians

PREREQUISITES:
Students should meet the skill and experience requirements as defined in Table 2.

COURSE CONTENT:
This course provides the aircraft technician with knowledge of the major assemblies, subassemblies,
and line replaceable units for AH-64D Helicopter mechanical systems. Discussions encompass the
use of applicable Peculiar Ground Support Equipment (PGSE), Interactive Electronic Technical
Manual (IETM), helicopter systems/components identification and operation, fault detection and
isolation techniques and appropriate corrective actions.

Comprehensive classroom coverage consists of the purpose, location, description and operation of the
various AH-64D Mechanical Systems which include Data Management Systems, Airframe, Landing
Gear, Brakes, Electrical Power Generation System, Fuel System, Auxiliary Power Unit (APU),
Engines, Hydraulics, Pressurized Air System, Environmental Control Systems, Flight Controls,
Rotors and Drives. The classroom coverage also includes identification of the Fire Control Radar
(FCR), Armament and Avionics Systems.

The practical exercises provide students hands-on experience performing system and component
identification, servicing and adjustment technique identification, aircraft inspections and systems
operation. The students will perform electrical system power-up and power-down procedures, APU
operation and helicopter systems operation.

COURSE NUMBER: EPA-100, EPA CERTIFICATION 2 DAYS (16.0 HOURS)
US Government personnel, or persons employed under US Government contracts, are required to
receive Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) certification training and testing for handling of
R134a refrigerant used in the AH-64Ds Vapor Cycle Cooling System.

AH-64D Longbow Mechanical Systems Course Syllabus

Title Conference
Hours
Practical
Exercise
Hours
Total
Hours
Attack Helicopter Overview 5 2 7
Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM) and
Longbow Integrated Maintenance Support System
(LIMSS) Ground Analysis Software (GAS)
2 3 5
Data Management System (DMS) 5 2 7
Safety 1 2 3
Airframe, Landing Gear and Brakes 7 3 10
Electrical and Avionics Systems 6 4 10
Fuel System 6 4 10
Powerplants 12 8 20
Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems 11 6 17
Environmental Control System (ECS) 8 24 32
Rotor, Drive, and Flight Control Systems 16 7 23
Armament and Fire Control Radar 8 2 10
Inspection Procedures 2 4 6
TOTAL 89 71 160

MODEL AH-64D 2 Weeks 3 Days (104 Hours). Plus 2 Days
(24 Hours)

LONGBOW MECHANICAL SYSTEMS
COURSE
DMD-102 OR DMD-102 PLUS EPA-100

OBJECTIVE:
This course provides aircraft technicians information about significant differences between the
AH-64A Apache Helicopter and the AH-64D Apache Longbow Helicopter systems.

RECOMMENDED FOR:
Supervisory personnel and unit level repair technicians

PREREQUISITES:

COURSE CONTENT:
This course provides the aircraft technician with knowledge of the major assemblies, subassemblies,
and line replaceable units for AH-64D Helicopter unique mechanical systems. Discussions
encompass applicable Peculiar Ground Support Equipment (PGSE), Interactive Electronic Technical
Manual (IETM), helicopter systems/component identification and operation, fault detection and
isolation techniques and appropriate corrective actions.

Comprehensive academic instruction consists of the purpose, location, description and operation of
unique AH-64D mechanical systems, which include the Data Management System, Electrical Power
Generation System, Fuel System, Auxiliary Power Unit (APU), Fire Control Radar, Pressurized Air
System, Flight Controls, Helicopter Air Data System (HADS) and Environmental Control Systems.

The practical exercises provide students hands-on experience performing system and component
identification, servicing and adjustment technique identification, aircraft inspections, and systems
operation. The students perform electrical system power-up and power-down procedures, APU
operation and helicopter systems operation.

COURSE NUMBER: EPA-100, EPA CERTIFICATION 2 DAYS (16.0 HOURS)
US Government personnel, or persons employed under US Government contracts, are required to
receive Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) certification training and testing for handling of
R134a refrigerant used in the AH-64Ds Vapor Cycle Cooling System.

AH-64D Longbow Mechanical Systems Differences Course Syllabus

Title Conference
Hours
Practical
Exercise
Hours
Total
Hours
Attack Helicopter Overview 5 2 7
Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM) and
Longbow Integrated Maintenance Support System
(LIMSS) Ground Analysis Software (GAS)
2 2 4
Safety 1 2 3
Electrical Power System 2 2 4
Sighting Subsystem, Fire Control Radar (FCR) 3 2 5
Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) 3 6 9
Flight Control System 2 6 8
Fuel System 4 6 10
Integrated Pressurized Air System (IPAS) 3 6 9
10 Hour/14 Day Inspection 1 5 6
TOTAL 39 65 104

MODEL AH-64D Course Length: 12 Weeks (480 Hours)

LONGBOW ARMAMENT ELECTRICAL/
AVIONICS/SIGHTING SYSTEMS COURSE
DAB-201

OBJECTIVE:
This course will provide technicians with the skills and knowledge required to successfully perform
unit maintenance tasks on the AH-64D Longbow Apache Helicopter armament, electrical, avionics
and sighting systems.

RECOMMENDED FOR:
Supervisory personnel and unit level repair technicians.

PREREQUISITES:

COURSE CONTENT:
This course will provide the technician with knowledge of the major AH-64D armament electrical,
avionics, and sighting systems, and their respective assemblies, subassemblies and line replaceable
units. Discussions will encompass AH-64D armament, electrical. avionics and sighting systems
component operation, identification, fault detection and isolation techniques, and appropriate
corrective actions.

Comprehensive academic instruction will encompass the purpose, location, description and operation
of AH-64A armament, electrical, avionics and sighting systems and their components. This includes
applicable peculiar ground support equipment, the Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM),
Data Management System (DMS), Electrical Power System, Communication Systems, Navigation
Systems, Electronic Flight Control System, Interior/Exterior Lighting Systems, Auxiliary Power Unit
and Engine Electrical Systems, Power Train Electrical System, Fuel Electrical System, Integrated
Pressurized Air System and Anti-Ice Electrical Systems, Hydraulic Electrical System, Environmental
Control Electrical System, Integrated Helmet and Display Sight System, Video Cassette Recorder,
Area Weapon System, External Stores System, Aerial Rocket System, Longbow HELLFIRE Modular
Missile System, Helicopter Boresighting. Radar Signal Detecting Set, Laser Detecting Set, Radar
J ammer Countermeasures and M139 Chaff Dispensing Set.

Practical exercises will consist of removing and installing system components and fault detection and
isolation of the above systems. The 30-mm gun, gun turret and ammunition handling system will be
removed, disassembled, assembled and reinstalled. The Target Acquisition Designation Sight/Pilot
Night Vision Sensor (TADS/PNVS) will be removed, disassembled, assembled and reinstalled. The
30-mm gun will be uploaded and downloaded using the aircraft-mounted side loader and the PGSE
loader. The missile system will be uploaded and downloaded.

AH-64D Armament/Electrical/Avionics/Sighting Systems Course Syllabus

Title Conference
Hours
Practical
Exercise
Hours
Total
Hours
Familiarization 4 1 5
Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM) 3 2 5
Safety 1 1 2
Intercommunications System (ICS) 5 7 12
AN/ARC-186 VHF-AM Radio System 2 5 7
AN/ARC-164 UHF-AM Radio System 6 10 16
AN/ARC-201D VHF-FM Radio System 6 12 18
Improved Data Modem (IDM) 5 10 15
Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) 3 9 12
Embedded Global Inertial (EGI) System 4 10 14
Doppler Radar Velocity Sensor (DRVS) 1 2 3
Radar Altimeter 1 2 3
Helicopter Air Data System (HADS) 2 6 8
Automatic Direction Finder (ADF) 1 1 2
Electronic Flight Control System 3 10 13
Internal and External Lighting System 1 2 3
APU/ENG/Powertrain Electrical Interface 2 3 5
Fuel Electrical Operation 3 5 8
IPAS & Anti-Ice Electrical Operation 1 2 3
Fire Detection and Extinguishing System 1 4 5
Integrated Helmet and Display Sight System (IHADSS) 2 2 4
Target Acquisition and Designation Sight/Pilot Night
Vision System (TADS/PNVS)
17 75 92

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AH-64D Armament/Electrical/Avionics/Sighting Systems Course Syllabus (Contd)

Title Conference
Hours
Practical
Exercise
Hours
Total
Hours
Fire Control Radar (FCR) 12 32 44
Radar Frequency Interferometer (RFI) 3 4 7
Videocassette Recorder (VCR) 1 2 3
Area Weapon System (AWS) 8 40 48
External Stores System (ESS) 2 3 5
Aerial Rocket System (ARS) 2 2 4
Hellfire Modular Missile System (HMMS) 3 10 13
Boresight Procedures 1 8 9
Radar Signal Detecting Set (RSDS) 3 4 7
Laser Detecting System (LDS) 1 4 5
Radar J ammer (RJ AM) 2 4 6
Infrared Radar J am (IRJ AM) 1 2 3
M-130 Chaff Dispensing System 1 2 3
TOTAL 138 342 480



LONGBOW ARMAMENT/ELECTRICAL
/AVIONICS/SIGHTING SYSTEMS COURSE
DAD-202

OBJECTIVE:
This course will provide technicians transitioning from the AH-64A Apache Helicopter to the
AH-64D Apache Longbow Helicopter with information about the armament, electrical, avionics and
sighting systems that are new or significantly different from the AH-64A.

RECOMMENDED FOR:

PREREQUISITES:

COURSE CONTENT:
This course will provide the technician with knowledge of the major AH-64D armament electrical,
avionics, and sighting systems, and their respective assemblies, subassemblies and line replaceable
units. Discussions will encompass AH-64D Armament, Electrical Avionics and Sighting Systems
component operation, identification, fault detection and isolation techniques, and appropriate
corrective actions.

Comprehensive academic instruction will consist of the purpose, location, description and operation
of AH-64D armament electrical, avionics, and sighting systems and their components. This includes
applicable Peculiar Ground Support Equipment (PGSE), the Interactive Electronic Technical Manual
(IETM), Data Management System (DMS), Electrical Power System, Communication and
Navigation Systems, Integrated Helmet And Display Sight System, Target Acquisition/Designation
Sight And Pilot Night Vision System, Fire Control Radar, Radar Frequency Interferometer, Video
Cassette Recorder, 30-MM Gun, External Stores System, Aerial Rocket System, HELLFIRE Modular
Missile System, Helicopter Boresighting, Radar Signal Detecting Set, Laser Detecting Set, Radar
J ammer Countermeasures and M130 Chaff Dispensing Set.

Practical exercises will consist of removing and installing system components and fault detection and
isolation of the above systems. The 30-mm gun will be uploaded and downloaded using the aircraft-
mounted side loader. The missile system will be uploaded and downloaded.

AH-64D Longbow Armament/Electrical/Avionics/Sighting Systems
Differences Course Syllabus

Title Conference
Hours
Practical
Exercise
Hours
Total
Hours
Safety 1 1 2
3 6 9

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AH-64D Longbow Armament/Electrical/Avionics/Sighting Systems
Differences Course Syllabus (Contd)

Title Conference
Hours
Practical
Exercise
Hours
Total
Hours
Video Cassette Recorder (VCR) 1 2 3
TOTAL 118 242 360



LONGBOW AVIONICS AND SIGHTING
SYSTEMS COURSE
DAB-211

OBJECTIVE:
This course will provide aircraft technicians with the skills and knowledge required to successfully
perform unit maintenance tasks on the AH-64D Apache Helicopter avionics and sighting systems.

RECOMMENDED FOR:

PREREQUISITES:

COURSE CONTENT:
This course will provide the aircraft technician with knowledge of the major AH-64D avionics and
sighting systems, their respective assemblies and subassemblies and line replaceable units.
Discussions will encompass AH-64D avionics and sighting systems component operation,
identification, fault detection and isolation techniques, and appropriate corrective actions.

of AH-64D avionics and sighting systems and their components. This includes applicable Peculiar
Ground Support Equipment, the Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM), Data Management
System (DMS), electrical power application, Communication Systems, Navigation Systems,
Integrated Helmet And Display Sight System, Target Acquisition/Designation Sight, Fire Control
Radar, Radio Frequency Interferometer, Video Cassette Recorder, Helicopter Bore Sighting, Radar
Signal Detecting Set, Laser Detecting Set, Radar J ammer Countermeasures and M130 Chaff
Dispensing Set.

The practical exercises will consist of removing and installing components and fault detection and
isolation of the above systems. The Target Acquisition Designation Sight/Pilot Night Vision Sensor
(TADS/PNVS) turret will be removed and the TADS/PNVS shall be disassembled and assembled,
and the turret will be reinstalled on the aircraft.

AH-64D Avionics and Sighting Systems Course Syllabus

Title Conference
Hours
Practical
Exercise
Hours
Total
Hours
Safety 1 1 2
16 80 96
videocassette Recorder (VCR) 1 2 3
TOTAL 106 254 360

MODEL AH-64D Course Length: 6 Weeks (240 hours)

LONGBOW AVIONICS AND SIGHTING
SYSTEMS COURSE
AMB-101

OBJECTIVE:
This course will provide electrical systems technicians transitioning from the AH-64A Apache
Helicopter to the AH-64D Apache Helicopter with information about the avionics and sighting
systems on the AH-64D that are new or significantly different from the AH-64A.

RECOMMENDED FOR:

PREREQUISITES:

COURSE CONTENT:
Discussions will encompass AH-64D Helicopter avionics and sighting systems component operation,
identification, fault detection and isolation techniques, and appropriate corrective actions.

Comprehensive academic instruction will consist of the purpose, location, description and operation
of AH-64D avionics and sighting systems and their components. This includes applicable Peculiar
Ground Support Equipment (PGSE), the Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM), Data
Management System (DMS), Electrical Power Application, Communication and Navigation Systems,
Integrated Helmet And Display Sight System, Target Acquisition/Designation Sight And Pilot Night
Vision System, Fire Control Radar, Radio Frequency Interferometer, Video Cassette Recorder,
Helicopter Boresighting, Radar Signal Detecting Set, Laser Detecting Set, Radar J ammer
Countermeasures and M130 Chaff Dispensing Set.

The practical exercise will consist of removing and installing selected system components and fault
detection and isolation of the above systems.

AH-64D Longbow Avionics and Sighting Systems
Differences Course Syllabus
Title Conference
Hours
Practical
Exercise
Hours
Total
Hours
Safety 1 1 2
3 6 9
Videocassette Recorder (VCR) 1 1 2
TOTAL 89 151 240

MODEL AH-64D Course Length: 2 Weeks, 3 days (104 hours)

LONGBOW ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
COURSE
DAB-221

OBJECTIVE:
This course will provide electrical systems technicians with the skills and knowledge required to
successfully perform unit maintenance tasks on the AH-64D Apache Helicopter electrical systems.

RECOMMENDED FOR:

PREREQUISITES:

COURSE CONTENT:
This course will provide the electrical systems technician with knowledge of the major AH-64D
electrical systems, their respective assemblies, subassemblies and line replaceable units. Discussions
will encompass AH-64D electrical systems/component operation, identification, fault detection and
isolation techniques, and appropriate corrective actions.

of AH-64A electrical systems and their components. This includes applicable peculiar ground
support equipment, the Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM), Data Management System
(DMS), Electrical Power System, Communication Systems, Navigation Systems, Electronic Flight
Control System, Interior/Exterior Lighting Systems, Auxiliary Power Unit and Engine Electrical
Systems, Power Train Electrical System, Fuel Electrical System, Integrated Pressurized Air System
and Anti-Ice Electrical Systems, Hydraulic Electrical System, and Environmental Control Electrical
System.

The practical exercises will consist of removing and installing components and fault detection and
isolation of the above systems.

AH-64D Longbow Electrical Systems Course Syllabus

Title Conference
Hours
Practical
Exercise
Hours
Total
Hours
Safety 1 1 2
TOTAL 35 69 104


LONGBOW ARMAMENT SYSTEMS
COURSE
DAB-231

OBJECTIVE:
This course will provide aircraft technicians with skills and knowledge of armament systems on the
AH-64D Helicopter.

RECOMMENDED FOR:

PREREQUISITES:

COURSE CONTENT:
Discussions will encompass AH-64D armament systems/component operation, identification, fault
detection and isolation techniques, and appropriate corrective actions.

Comprehensive academic instruction will encompass AH-64D Apache Longbow Familiarization,
Technical Manuals, Safety, Electrical Power Application, use of the Data Management System, and
the purpose, location, description and operation of the area Weapon System, External Stores System,
Hellfire Modular Missile System and Aerial Rocket System.

The practical exercise will consist of fault detection and isolation procedures for the gun, rocket and
missile systems, uploading of the 30-mm gun using the aircraft-mounted side loader, and uploading
and downloading missiles. The gun, gun turret and ammunition handling system will be removed,
disassembled, reassembled and reinstalled on the helicopter.

AH-64D Longbow Armament Systems Course Syllabus

Title Conference
Hours
Practical
Exercise
Hours
Total
Hours
Familiarization, Electrical Power Application and
Intercommunications Systems (ICS) Use
4 1 5
Safety 1 1 2
TOTAL 35 45 80

MODEL AH-64D Course Length: 1 Week (40 Hours)

LONGBOW ARMAMENT SYSTEM
DIFFERENCES COURSE
DAD-232

OBJECTIVE:
This course will provide aircraft technicians transitioning from the AH-64A Apache Helicopter to the
AH-64D Apache Helicopter with skills and knowledge of armament systems on the AH-64D that are
new or significantly different from the AH-64A.

RECOMMENDED FOR:

PREREQUISITES:

COURSE CONTENT:
Discussions will encompass AH-64D armament systems/component operation, identification, fault
detection and isolation techniques, and appropriate corrective actions.

Comprehensive academic instruction will encompass AH-64D Apache Longbow Familiarization,
Technical Manuals, Safety, Electrical Power Application, use of the Data Management System, and
the purpose, location, description and operation of the area Weapon System, External Stores System,
Hellfire Modular Missile System and Aerial Rocket System.

The practical exercise will consist of fault detection and isolation procedures for the gun, rocket and
missile systems, uploading of the 30-mm gun using the aircraft-mounted side loader, and uploading
and downloading missiles.

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AH-64D Armament Systems Differences Course Syllabus

Title Conference
Hours
Practical
Exercise
Hours
Total
Hours
Familiarization, Electrical Power Application and
Intercommunications Systems (ICS) Use
4 1 5
Safety 1 1 2
Modular Missile System (HMMS) 3 4 12
TOTAL 22 18 40

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MODEL AH-64 Course Length: 2 weeks

APACHE COMPOSITE REPAIR COURSE
CRC-101

OBJECTIVE:
This course will provide the student with the requisite skills for repairing AH-64 rotor blades and
composite structures. Training will be conducted using U.S. Army technical manuals as the
guidelines for inspection and repair criteria

RECOMMENDED FOR:
Supervisory personnel and Intermediate (Bench) level structural repair technicians.

PREREQUISITES:
Students should meet the following skill and experience requirement.
Previous experience or training in composite or fiberglass repairs.

COURSE CONTENT:
A comprehensive coverage of composite construction, inspection requirements, damage limits,
repair criteria and repair procedures will be covered for the AH-64 helicopter and rotor blade.
Students will learn skills and techniques required to return rotor blades and composite structure to
serviceable status.

NOTES:
If training is requested at the Customers site, an additional cost will be charged for
components, tools, and test equipment shipped to the Customers site in support of
training.
Upon request a list of Consumables, Tools and Shop requirements will be Faxed for
training at the customers site.
Rotor blades and structures that are used during training cannot be used on an aircraft.

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