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Section 2119: Duties of Carrier Borne Ground Liaison Officer. Carrier Borne Ground Liaison officer is responsible to the Commander (Air) both afloat and ashore for

Regulations for the Navy Part ICentral Regulations · 1957

(a) Assisting in the training of squadrons by giving instruction in all relevant maters of Army organisation and tactics generally, and by arranging visits to Army units and demonstrations.

(b) Instructing aircrew in recognition of military equipment and targets, and in security, escape and evasion.

(c) Maintaining, in Co-operation with the Squadron Commander records showing the state of training of aircrew in land-air warfare.

(d) Maintaining, in co-operation with Fleet staff, situation maps, enemy intelligence records, intelligence summaries, combat, reports and records.

(e) Briefing pilots for reconnaissance sorties with relevant military and air intelligence and assisting in the briefing of pilots assigned to Army support tasks.

(f) Assisting in the interrogation of all pilots on their return from such tasks.

(g) First-phase interpretation in the absence of photographic interpreters.

(h) Passing relevant information obtained, to the Flagship, Army Headquarters, and to the staff of the carrier to which he is attached.

2120. Blank.

SECTION II SPECIAL AND PASSENGER FLIGHTS Note: In regulations 2121 to 2126 the term ‘Naval aircraft’ includes aircraft chartered by the Navy from the Indian Air force or other source.

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ActRegulations for the Navy Part I
Section2119
Marginal noteDuties of Carrier Borne Ground Liaison Officer. Carrier Borne Ground Liaison officer is responsible to the Commander (Air) both afloat and ashore for
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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