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COMNAVAIRFORINST 3500.
20E
16 Jan 20
CHAPTER 1
OVERVIEW
1. Introduction. COMNAVAIRFOR CVN TRAMAN supplements and amplifies the training

doctrine contained in OPNAVINST 3120.32D, Standard Organization and Regulations Manual
(SORM) and other instructions from higher authority. It is the primary source of policy,
direction and requirements for all aspects of unit level training (ULT), supporting the fleet
training continuum (FTC). The FTC supports the optimized fleet response plan (OFRP), by
aligning fleet training methodology and accountability through an end-to-end process which
provides visibility and synchronization across all commands executing fleet training. OFRP is
the operational framework that provides naval forces to meet combatant commander (CCDR)
global force management (GFM) allocation plan, as well as, urgent request for capabilities
(RFC) or request for forces (RFF) requirements, in support of the Nation's design for maritime
superiority. The CVN TRAMAN provides policies for the administration and conduct of a CVN
training program that will achieve the prescribed standards of readiness to perform the ship's
combat missions as identified in OPNAVINST C3501.65F, Required Operational Capability
(ROC) and Projected Operational Environment (POE) for multi-purpose CVNs. Training
responsibilities are assigned to every echelon of command, but primary responsibility for
accomplishment of training resides with the individual unit commanding officer (CO).
2. Responsibilities
a. Type Commanders (TYCOM)
(1) Establish training readiness standards for CVNs and monitor training readiness of
each ship throughout the readiness cycle.
(2) Ensure all CVN ULT and assessment events are planned and executed as prescribed
by this instruction per the OFRP cycle. TYCOMs will coordinate with the Commander, Carrier
Strike Groups (COMCARSTRKGRU) and numbered fleet commanders (NFC) to ensure these
events and other operational requirements (e.g., fleet replacement squadron carrier
qualifications) are properly scheduled and reflected in NFC operational schedules.
the COMCARSTRKGRU in conducting certifications and inspections to ensure unit level

proficiency throughout the OFRP.
(4) Conduct competition among CVNs as specified by COMNAVAIRPAC N7

CVN training directorate.
(5) Conduct a CVN training planning conference with the ship, COMCARSTRKGRU
and afloat training group (ATG) to brief ULT evolutions from crew certification (crew cert)
through the final evaluation problem (FEP) period.
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(6) Exercise oversight responsibility for training readiness of CVNs in the absence of an
assigned COMCARSTRKGRU.
(7) Provide notification via the record of changes posted on the COMNAVAIRPAC web
site and via naval message upon updates and changes of training assessment cards (TACs) or the
training and readiness matrix (T and R Matrix) found at COMNAVAIRPAC host identity
protocol (HIP): https://cpf.navy.deps.mil/sites/cnap/default.aspx/.
b. COMCARSTRKGRUs
(1) Exercise oversight responsibility for training readiness of CVNs.
(2) Familiarize the COMCARSTRKGRU staff with the requirements and readiness
measures defined in this manual.
(3) Schedule training events and services as specified in the T and R Matrix (as
applicable). Work closely with the TYCOM, ATG commander, and COMCARSTRKGRUs
FOUR and FIFTEEN to maintain a balanced and efficient training plan.
(4) Ensure individual training requirements contained within the Fleet Training
Management Planning System (FLTMPS) are accurate
requirements.
(5) Ensure CVN crews are provided opportunities to conduct meaningful training and
maintain maximum readiness levels consistent with each stage of the OFRP.
c. ATG
(1) Provide subject matter experts (SME) to conduct ULT per COMNAVAIRFOR policy
and guidance.
(2) Coordinate scheduling of the shipboard training team (SBTT) course of instruction
skills and techniques to self-train.
(3) Provide assistance to TYCOM and COMCARSTRKGRU in the conduct of ICAV

(e.g., North Atlantic Treaty Organization Sea Sparrow Missile System (NSSM) and Evolved
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Sea Sparrow Missile System (ESSM) certification,
navigation check ride, crew cert, etc.) where applicable.
(4) Participate in the CVN training planning conference with the ship,
COMCARSTRKGRU, and TYCOM to brief upcoming ULT evolutions from crew cert through
FEP.
(5) Maintain liaison with TYCOM and COMCARSTRKGRU throughout the OFRP to
maintain continuity of the training plan.
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(6) Provide the CVN, COMCARSTRKGRU, and TYCOM with standardized end of
mission reports (EOMR) as specified in the reporting formats maintained on the
COMNAVAIRPAC HIP under N7 directorate following each training phase. Reports will
document training shortfalls, recommend corrective actions and identify any TAC discrepancies
and possible corrective actions.
d. CVN COs
(1) Comply with the requirements specified in this instruction, particularly the training
requirements specified in the T and R Matrix and in FLTMPS.
(2) Place primary emphasis for CVN training plans and schedules on attainment and
maintenance of maximum mission area readiness.
e.
(1) Have a clear understanding of training and resource requirements as outlined in the
T and R Matrix and TACs located on the COMNAVAIRPAC HIP under N7 directorate.
(2) Ensure the material condition of the ship supports a safe training environment.
(3) Develop tailored training scenarios and schedule of events (SOE) to support ULT
evolutions.
(4) Conduct pre-drill briefs as required.
(5) Provide ATG training liaison officer (TLO) a copy of all required training
information, for example: Battle orders, watch team replacement plans (WTRP), watch bills,
training simulation information, training team designations, and other reports (as required).
(6) Prepare the EOMR.
3. Recommendations for Changes. Recommendations for changes are strongly encouraged.

Changes must be submitted using the recommendation for change form. Real time change
request status can be tracked via the COMNAVAIRPAC CVN training TRAMAN Live Issues
Document (TRALID) link. Submit recommendations to COMNAVAIRPAC and
COMNAVAIRLANT N7 via COMNAVAIRPAC HIP:
https://cpf.navy.deps.mil/sites/cnap/default.aspx/Directorates/N7/Carrier Training/N70 CVN
TRNG/TRALID/.
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COMNAVAIRFORINST 3500.

1. Introduction. COMNAVAIRFOR CVN TRAMAN supplements and amplifies the training

a. Type Commanders (TYCOM)

the COMCARSTRKGRU in conducting certifications and inspections to ensure unit level

(4) Conduct competition among CVNs as specified by COMNAVAIRPAC N7

(1) Exercise oversight responsibility for training readiness of CVNs.

(3) Provide assistance to TYCOM and COMCARSTRKGRU in the conduct of ICAV

(4) Conduct pre-drill briefs as required.

(6) Prepare the EOMR.

3. Recommendations for Changes. Recommendations for changes are strongly encouraged.

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