What are the three phases of the Sabalauski Air Assault School?

The three phases of the Sabalauski Air Assault School consist of the Ground Phase, Sling Load Phase, and Final Exam Phase. This structure is designed to provide a comprehensive curriculum that prepares students for air assault operations.

During the Ground Phase, students focus on foundational skills and knowledge necessary for air assault missions, such as land navigation, operations using the UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter, and understanding the capabilities and limitations of air assault.

Next, the Sling Load Phase covers the procedures and techniques involved in rigging and inspecting loads for helicopter transport. This phase is critical as it ensures that all personnel become proficient in preparing equipment and supplies for aerial delivery, which is essential in operational scenarios.

Finally, the Final Exam Phase assesses the knowledge and skills acquired during the course. It serves to confirm that students are adequately prepared to execute air assault missions safely and effectively.

This structure reflects the importance of each phase in building upon the previous knowledge and skills, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience tailored for air assault operations.