
E Squadron
Combat applications group
MISSION
E Squadron, also known as the Aviation Technology Evaluation Group (AvTEG) or Flight Concepts Division, is the premier aviation component of Joint Task Force Olympus. Their mission is to ensure the rapid and reliable transportation of JTFO operators using a variety of aircraft from both NATO and enemy arsenals.
Rapid Insertion and Extraction:
E Squadron specializes in swift insertion and extraction, ensuring JTFO teams reach targets quickly and safely for time-sensitive operations.
Versatile Aircraft Utilization:
Pilots operate a wide range of aircraft, adapting to various mission requirements and environments to support ground units effectively.
Aerial Reconnaissance and Surveillance:
They conduct aerial reconnaissance and surveillance, providing real-time intelligence and situational awareness for JTFO operations.
Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR):
E Squadron executes CSAR missions, retrieving downed pilots and operators from hostile environments under fire.
Logistical Support:
They transport supplies, equipment, and personnel to forward bases and strategic locations, ensuring JTFO operational readiness.
The commitment to excellence and versatility in aviation operations make E Squadron indispensable to Joint Task Force Olympus, ensuring rapid deployment and operational effectiveness.
AvTEG
BREAKDOWN
structure
E Squadron is led by a Mission Commander and a Flight Leader, who are responsible for the overall strategic and tactical direction of the unit. Every other pilot falls under their command and operates from there, ensuring a clear and efficient chain of command.
Mission Commander: Oversees all operations, providing strategic leadership and ensuring mission objectives align with JTFO goals.
Flight Leader: Manages day-to-day flight operations, ensuring pilots are mission-ready and coordinating the tactical execution of missions.
Pilots: Operate under the Flight Leader, executing missions and maintaining the high standards expected of E Squadron.
Unique Entry Pipeline
E Squadron has a special and different entry pipeline than every other unit in JTFO, reflecting the unique demands of aviation operations
