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AFMAN 11-2E-11V3 — E-11 Operations Procedures

AFMAN 11-2E-11V3 is listed as current Current
in the AF e-Publishing catalog as of our last index refresh (2026-10-05). Status is mirrored from that catalog, re-checked weekly — every change is logged.

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Branch	U.S. Air Force
Series	AFMAN
Publication date	2026-04-14 (0.5 years ago)
Status	Current
Proponent / OPR	AF/A3
Source of record	AF e-Publishing

What this publication covers

This manual prescribes procedures applicable to the operation of E-11 aircraft and PCE under most circumstances. It is not a substitute for sound judgment. Procedures not specifically addressed may be accomplished if they enhance safety and improve mission accomplishment. This Air Force Manual (AFMAN) is directive in nature; however, if more restrictive guidance is published, then that guidance will be applied. CCs and supervisors will ensure compliance with this AFMAN.
— AFMAN 11-2E-11V3, paragraph 1.1, p.6, quoted from the official PDF

What changed in this edition

This rewrite revises AFMAN 11-2E-11V3 by adding Payload Operator (PLO) operational guidance and updates to overall E-11 operating guidance warranting a complete review
— Summary of Changes, AFMAN 11-2E-11V3, quoted from the official PDF

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Nearby in the AFMAN series

AFMAN 11-2CV-22V3CL-1 — Flight Crew Checklist Checklists and Signal Tables Current
AFMAN 11-2E-11V1 — E-11 Aircrew Training Current
AFMAN 11-2E-11V2 — E-11 Aircrew Evaluation Criteria Current
AFMAN 11-2E-3GV1 — E-3G Aircrew Training Current
AFMAN 11-2E-3GV2 — E-3G Aircrew Evaluation Criteria Current

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