Military Instrument Hour Logging
01-12-2016, 05:05 PM
#11
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I have all of my mil and civilian time in one digital logbook.
The mil entries and time match as closely as possible to my AFORMS time -- no conversions/additions/changes if I can help it. The airlines generally understand the differences in time-keeping, so mil flights get logged by mil rules, civilian flights get logged by FAA rules. Simple.
The mil entries and time match as closely as possible to my AFORMS time -- no conversions/additions/changes if I can help it. The airlines generally understand the differences in time-keeping, so mil flights get logged by mil rules, civilian flights get logged by FAA rules. Simple.
01-12-2016, 05:19 PM
#12
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Originally Posted by TSRAGR
Well past that, I merged a long time ago, and I like it, for posterity mostly, just trying to iron out minor things. I prefer it all in one place
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01-12-2016, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by HuggyU2
Must be a Special Ops Fighter Pilot background.
My paltry attempt to remain anonymous.
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01-13-2016, 01:03 PM
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I used the separate method-- mil time from flight record printouts and civ time in log books...no problem.
However, for those wanting to get more hours credit for mil time without using a conversion factor, any problems just keeping a logbook on your own for mil time and log flights civilian style chock-to-chock? Seems more accurate than just adding some percent, and would help the fighter types for sure.
However, for those wanting to get more hours credit for mil time without using a conversion factor, any problems just keeping a logbook on your own for mil time and log flights civilian style chock-to-chock? Seems more accurate than just adding some percent, and would help the fighter types for sure.
01-13-2016, 02:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Flyfast93
However, for those wanting to get more hours credit for mil time without using a conversion factor, any problems just keeping a logbook on your own for mil time and log flights civilian style chock-to-chock? Seems more accurate than just adding some percent, and would help the fighter types for sure.
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