AWV - Naval Aircrewman Avionics
Few know what mystery lies in the depths of the sea—you can be one of them as a Naval Aircrewman Avionics (AWV).
As an AWV, you’ll use advanced sonar technology to detect, analyze and classify submarines. You’ll also fly with a fixed wing integrated tactical aircrew while operating aerial photographic equipment to uncover what threats lurk in the deep. Then, you’ll communicate your findings with larger teams, including joint special warfare operations where you could potentially conduct weapons delivery in support of their tactical missions.
Though you’ll perform in-flight and ground duties, you’re not just a tech working on a military aircraft. As an AWV, you’re our eyes in the sky.
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Job Description
Naval Aircrewmen (Avionics) (AWV) are members of a fixed wing integrated tactical aircrew aboard maritime patrol and reconnaissance and command and control aircraft; knowledgeable of all mission and flight avionics systems, safety equipment, emergency procedures and aircraft equipment; perform primary in-flight and ground duties as aircraft In-Flight Technicians and Airborne Communication Technicians who maintain and operate aircraft systems; pilot and maintain Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV); operate aerial photographic equipment; maintain and operate strategic and tactical communications; handle, store and retrieve incoming and outgoing messages; build, configure, deploy, operate and maintain information technology, networks and capabilities; perform network system administration, maintenance, and training; and perform maintenance and aircrew administration, flight and ground training, ordnance handling duties, joint special warfare operations and Communications Material Security (CMS) handling.
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