Course Description

The scope of this training provides instruction for all Active Duty, Air National Guard, and Air Force Reserve Special Warfare Airmen already certified in Air Force Open and Closed-Circuit dive operations (or equivalent). Course content includes Open and Closed-Circuit diving supervisor tasks as outlined in AFI 10-3501, Dive Program and the U.S. Navy Diving Manual.

Students will be expected to conduct both Open Circuit and Closed-Circuit dives during this course.
 

Registration Instructions

Requesting units are responsible for submitting all medical and dive paperwork to garth.sinclair@us.af.mil and micah.mutti.ctr@us.af.mil NLT 14 days prior to class start date Submitting this paperwork does not guarantee a seat into the Dive Supervisor Course.
UTMs must submit the class number, TRQI code, quota type to their MAJCOM TRQI Manager, and Type 5 information request to TSgt Samuel Ghent at samuel.ghent@us.af.mil.
Once approved, the training rip will be generated for the member to attend the course. 

Prerequisites

Students must:
-Be a US citizen.
-Volunteer for career field related hazardous duty.
-Show successful completion of a SOCOM accredited Combat Dive Open-Circuit and Closed-Circuit Course.

AFSPECWAR Members:

Send a copy of Individual Training Summary (ITS) to 350SWTS.Det1.Training@us.af.mil proving currency of the following items throughout the duration of the course NO LATER THAN TWO WEEKS prior to the course start date:
AFSPECWAR TIER 2 Operator Fitness Test (Send copy of score sheet)
QUAL Eval (Closed Book)
Special Warfare Airman Physical
Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)
Basic Life Support Certification / CPR qualified (Required to conduct diving operations)
NRP Recertification (Pararescue ONLY)
Open Circuit Dive Operations
Open Circuit Emergency Procedures
 

Sister-Service Members:

 Send Service-equivalent requirement documentation to 350SWTS.Det1.Training@us.af.mil  proving currency of the following items throughout the duration of the course NO LATER THAN TWO WEEKS prior to the course start date.
CPR Qualification
Open Circuit Dive Operations Currency
 

All Members:

Send the following medical documentation to the AF Combat Dive medical staff (garth.sinclair@us.af.mil and micah.mutti.ctr@us.af.mil) NO LATER THAN TWO WEEKS prior to the course start date.  For questions or clarification contact the AF Combat Dive Technician at (850) 230-7708.
Current DD Form 2766c, Immunization Record Current
DD FORM 2807-1, Report of Medical History Current DD FORM 2808,
Dive Physical to include:
Full Neurological Examination
Current Chest X-Ray Report Current
Copy of 12-lead EKG strip
Dental Class I or II rating within 12-months of exam date posted on DD FORM 2808
Current DD Form 2992, Flight Physical (AFSPECWAR ONLY)
Send a copy of Personnel Dive Log (via Dive Jump Reporting System, DJRS) to 350SWTS.Det1.Training@us.af.mil
 

Reporting Instructions 

ALL MEMBERS MUST HAND CARRY THE DOCUMENTS OUTLINED IN THE REQUIREMENTS SECTION ABOVE FOR DAY ONE.  MISSING ANY OF THE REQUIRED PAPERWORK WILL PREVENT YOU FROM STARTING THE COURSE.  STUDENTS WILL BE SENT BACK TO THEIR HOME UNIT, AT THEIR HOME UNIT'S EXPENSE.
All students are REQUIRED to be put in PCS status in DJRS prior to arriving in Panama City for course attendance. Students will be placed back in PCS status upon completion of training or elimination from training during checkout procedures.
Students will report to the Naval Diving and Salvage Training Center (NSDC), 2nd Floor, Air Force section, 350 S. Crag Road, Naval Support Activity[1]Panama City, Panama City, FL 32407.  Report at 0700 on Day 1 of the course in PT Uniform (Black and Tans or Black and Greys) with all required documentation.  It is recommended that OCONUS Students arrive 2-3 days prior to class start.       
Off-base lodging and full meal rate should be authorized due to limited on base billeting availability for this advanced course. If the Navy base hotel has no availability, a CNA will be generated.
Airport and Transportation: Students will fly into Panama City Florida International Airport, (airport identifier "ECP").
**NOTE: TAXIS/RIDE SHARE SERVICES CANNOT ENTER THE NAVY BASE**
Students are to contact the Military Training Leader at  (850) 235-5260 (office), or (210) 488-5295(Cell) if there are any travel or lodging issues.
Visit AFCDC website for more information and POCs at:
https://www.netc.navy.mil/Commands/Center-for-Explosive-Ordnance-Disposal-and-Diving/Naval-Diving-and-Salvage-Training-Center/Air-Force-Student-Information/

Uniform Requirements

The following equipment items are required (unless stated "optional") for all students and must be in serviceable condition. Students must meet/maintain Air Force uniform and grooming standards during training.
1 x Set of Garrison Uniform & Uniform cap/Beret
2 x Sets of Field Uniforms 1 x Field
1 "Booney" cap (optional)
2 x Belts with buckle (1 Garrison, 1 Field "swim")                          
4 x Sets of Physical Training Uniforms (Black and Tans)
1 x Field jacket or GORTEX (Nov-Apr)
1 x Watch Cap, black (Nov-Apr)
1 x Gloves, black (Nov‐Apr)
2 x Towels
1 Pair of boots (one for field use)
Socks/Undergarments as required
Cold weather clothing/accoutrements as needed during winter months
Dive/Chamber clothing (Swim trunks, t-shirts, sweat shirts, and towels) shall be made of 100% cotton
Diver swim trunks made of a 65% polyester–35% cotton material is acceptable
Government Travel Card and Military ID Card
Dive Gear:
Students are not required to bring any dive gear, as it will be issued on Day 1 of the course.  Students are permitted, however, to utilize their own masks, fins, wetsuits and booties with the approval of a Dive School Instructor. 

Homework:

Homework is required for this course that be outside the standard 8-hour training day.