AW Rating Roadmap

Recommended college credit for your USN training Aviation Warfare Systems Operator (AW) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- L=Lower Division Baccalaureate/Associate Degree U=Upper Division Baccalaureate V=Vocational Certificate G=Graduate Military Progression: (The amount of credit reflected in this section is dependent upon a Sailor's rank.) Aviation Warfare Systems Operator, Third Class Aircraft Sensor Systems L 3 Aircraft Systems Fundamentals L 2 Basic Oceanographic Concepts L 1 Computer Applications L 2 Safety Practices and Procedures L 2 Search and Rescue L 3 Security Operations L 1 14 L Aviation Warfare Systems Operator, Second Class (Replaces AW3 Credit) Aircraft Sensor Systems L 3 Aircraft Systems Fundamentals L 2 Basic Oceanographic Concepts L 1 Communications L 1 Computer Applications L 2 Flight Dynamics L 2 Leadership L 2 Safety Practices and Procedures L 2 Search and Rescue L 3 Security Operations L 1 Training U 2 19 L 2 U Aviation Warfare Systems Operator, First Class (Replaces AW2 Credit) Aircraft Sensor Systems L 3 Aircraft Systems Fundamentals L 2 Basic Oceanographic Concepts L 1 Communications L 1 Computer Applications L 2 Flight Dynamics L 2 Leadership L 2 Safety Practices and Procedures L 2 Search and Rescue L 3 Security Operations L 1 Training U 2 19 L 2 U Chief Aviation Warfare Systems Operator (Replaces AW1 Credit) Aircraft Sensor Systems L 3 Aircraft Systems Fundamentals L 2 Basic Oceanographic Concepts L 1 Communications L 1 Computer Applications L 2 Flight Dynamics L 2 Leadership L 2 Safety Practices and Procedures L 2 Search and Rescue L 3 Security Operations L 1 Human Resource Management U 3 Management U 3 Training U 2 19 L 8 U Senior Chief Aviation Warfare Systems Operator (Replaces AWC Credit) Aircraft Sensor Systems L 3 Aircraft Systems Fundamentals L 2 Basic Oceanographic Concepts L 1 Communications L 1 Computer Applications L 2 Flight Dynamics L 2 Leadership L 2 Safety Practices and Procedures L 2 Search and Rescue L 3 Security Operations L 1 Human Resource Management U 3 Management U 3 Training U 2 19 L 8 U Master Chief Aviation Warfare Systems Operator(Replaces AWCS Credit) Aircraft Sensor Systems L 3 Aircraft Systems Fundamentals L 2 Basic Oceanographic Concepts L 1 Communications L 1 Computer Applications L 2 Flight Dynamics L 2 Leadership L 2 Safety Practices and Procedures L 2 Search and Rescue L 3 Security Operations L 1 Human Resource Management U 3 Management U 3 Project Management U 3 Training U 2 19 L 11 U -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Initial Skills Training: Recruit Training (Basic Training) (A-950-0001) First Aid and Safety L 1 Personal and Community Health L 1 Personal Fitness and Conditioning L 1 Aircrewman Candidate, Class A (Q-050-1500) Lifesaving L 2 Outdoor Safety and Survival L 2 Physical Training L 3 Aviation Antisubmarine Warfare Operator, Class A1 (C-210-2010) Acoustic Analysis L 3 Aircraft Navigation L 1 Oceanography L 2 Radar Systems L 1 Aviation Rescue Swimmer, Class A3 (Q-050-0600) Basic Swimming, Rescue Techniques, First Aid, and Lifesaving L 3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow on Training: The following courses are available to personnel within the Aviation Warfare Systems Operator rating, but a given individual may not take all courses. CV Tactical Support Center Systems Operator (J-210-0392) Acoustic Applications L 3 Computer Systems Applications L 1 Global Command and Control System Common Operational Picture/Maritime (GCCS COP/M) (J-221-2311) Computer Applications L 3 Information Management Systems L 3 Tactical/Mobile Analysis System Operator (J-210-0363) Information Systems L 3

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  • This is very helpful. I have been wondering about how much credit my son has received to date. He came in with
    3 semesters of community college credit so as an AW3 he may have enough for his AA degree. Thanks, Brad
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