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	==Historical==		==Historical==
	When manned flight first became militarily significant (c. WWI), the first aerial units were typically derived from Army formations, for example, the ~~Royal Flying Corps<ref>[~~[wikipedia~~:Royal Flying Corps \| Royal~~ Flying Corps]~~]</ref>~~, or the ~~US Army Air Service<ref>[~~[wikipedia~~:United States Army Air Service \|~~ United States Army Air Service]~~]</ref>~~. In order to distinguish flying officers from others, insignia in the form of wings were created. From that time, aviation insignia have come to symbolize the arduous training pilots and aircrew undergo~~<ref>[~~[wikipedia~~:Aviator badge \|~~ Pilot's wings]~~]</ref>~~.		When manned flight first became militarily significant (c. WWI), the first aerial units were typically derived from Army formations, for example, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Flying_Corps Flying Corps], or the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Army_Air_Service United States Army Air Service]. In order to distinguish flying officers from others, insignia in the form of wings were created. From that time, aviation insignia have come to symbolize the arduous training pilots and aircrew undergo [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aviator_badge Pilot's wings].

	==Four-Part Video Series on the TRMN Aerospace Wings Program==		==Four-Part Video Series on the TRMN Aerospace Wings Program==
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	==Coursework==		==Coursework==
	All coursework will be completed directly through or in conjunction with BuTrain. Upon completion of external courses from AOPA, a BuTrain instructor will verify completion and will record the completion in Medusa. You may contact the BuTrain instructor about TRMN and AOPA coursework at: [mailto:acs-submission@trmn.org acs-submission@trmn.org]. ~~For~~ the most up-to-date list of BuTrain coursework for the Aerospace Wings program~~, please visit: https://wiki~~.~~trmn.org/wiki/index.php/BuTrain:RMACA_Specialty_Training#Aerospace_Wings_Program_Courses/Quizzes~~		All coursework will be completed directly through or in conjunction with BuTrain. Upon completion of external courses from AOPA, a BuTrain instructor will verify completion and will record the completion in Medusa. You may contact the BuTrain instructor about TRMN and AOPA coursework at: [mailto:acs-submission@trmn.org acs-submission@trmn.org].

			[[PD-SC-1010_Aerospace_Wings_Qualification_Policy \| PD-SC-1010 is the most up-to-date list of BuTrain coursework for the Aerospace Wings program]].

	==How to Apply & Other External Requirements==		==How to Apply & Other External Requirements==
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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	* [[Admiralty Order 1511-01]]: "RMN Aerospace Wings - Updated"		* [[Admiralty Order 1511-01]]: "RMN Aerospace Wings - Updated"
			* [[PD-SC-1010_Aerospace_Wings_Qualification_Policy]]
	[[Category: Qualifications]]		[[Category: Qualifications]]
	[[Category: Insignia]]		[[Category: Insignia]]
	[[Category: Awards]]		[[Category: Awards]]

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	==Four-Part Video Series on the TRMN Aerospace Wings Program==		==Four-Part Video Series on the TRMN Aerospace Wings Program==
	An excellent four-part video series that gives a solid overview of the TRMN program was developed in 2025 and was posted on the Bureau of Personnel YouTube channel, found at the links below:		An excellent four-part video series that gives a solid overview of the TRMN Aerospace Wings program was developed in 2025 and was posted on the Bureau of Personnel YouTube channel, found at the links below:

	[[File:Wings1.jpg \| thumb \| none \| 100px \| Episode #1 \| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MY7l0BCBS0&t=28s]] [[File:Wings2.jpg \| thumb \| none \| 100px \| Episode #2 \| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75ejtaafIyo&t=7s]]		[[File:Wings1.jpg \| thumb \| none \| 100px \| Episode #1 \| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MY7l0BCBS0&t=28s]] [[File:Wings2.jpg \| thumb \| none \| 100px \| Episode #2 \| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75ejtaafIyo&t=7s]]

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	An excellent four-part video series that gives a solid overview of the TRMN program was developed in 2025 and was posted on the Bureau of Personnel YouTube channel, found at the links below:		An excellent four-part video series that gives a solid overview of the TRMN program was developed in 2025 and was posted on the Bureau of Personnel YouTube channel, found at the links below:

	[[File:Wings1.jpg \| thumb \| ~~left~~ \| Episode #1\|link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MY7l0BCBS0&t=28s]]		[[File:Wings1.jpg \| thumb \| none \| 100px \| Episode #1 \| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MY7l0BCBS0&t=28s]] [[File:Wings2.jpg \| thumb \| none \| 100px \| Episode #2 \| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75ejtaafIyo&t=7s]]
	[[File:Wings2.jpg \| thumb \| ~~left~~ \| Episode #2 \| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75ejtaafIyo&t=7s]]		[[File:Wings3.jpg \| thumb \| none \| 100px \| Episode #3 \| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4iW-hGphCs&t=7s ]] [[File:Wings4.jpg \| thumb \| none \| 100px \| Episode #4 \| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjKue1RFU3M&t=6s ]]<br>
	[[File:Wings3.jpg \| thumb \| ~~left~~ \| Episode #3\| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4iW-hGphCs&t=7s ]]
	[[File:Wings4.jpg \| thumb \| ~~left~~ \| Episode #4\| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjKue1RFU3M&t=6s ]]<br>

	==Coursework==		==Coursework==

David Westover: /* Four-Part Video Series on the TRMN Aerospace Wings Program */

2025-08-12T12:50:02Z

Four-Part Video Series on the TRMN Aerospace Wings Program

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	[[File:Wings2.jpg \| thumb \| left \| Episode #2 \| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75ejtaafIyo&t=7s]]		[[File:Wings2.jpg \| thumb \| left \| Episode #2 \| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75ejtaafIyo&t=7s]]
	[[File:Wings3.jpg \| thumb \| left \| Episode #3\| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4iW-hGphCs&t=7s ]]		[[File:Wings3.jpg \| thumb \| left \| Episode #3\| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4iW-hGphCs&t=7s ]]
	[[File:Wings4.jpg \| thumb \| left \| Episode #4\| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjKue1RFU3M&t=6s ]]		[[File:Wings4.jpg \| thumb \| left \| Episode #4\| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjKue1RFU3M&t=6s ]]<br>

	==Coursework==		==Coursework==

David Westover: /* Four-Part Video Series on the TRMN Aerospace Wings Program */

2025-08-12T12:49:27Z

Four-Part Video Series on the TRMN Aerospace Wings Program

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	An excellent four-part video series that gives a solid overview of the TRMN program was developed in 2025 and was posted on the Bureau of Personnel YouTube channel, found at the links below:		An excellent four-part video series that gives a solid overview of the TRMN program was developed in 2025 and was posted on the Bureau of Personnel YouTube channel, found at the links below:

	[[File:Wings1.jpg\|thumb ~~frameless~~\|\|~~100px\|\| Alt =~~ Episode #1\|]]		[[File:Wings1.jpg \| thumb \| left \| Episode #1\|link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MY7l0BCBS0&t=28s]]
	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MY7l0BCBS0&t=28s~~&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #1~~]~~<br>~~		[[File:Wings2.jpg \| thumb \| left \| Episode #2 \| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75ejtaafIyo&t=7s]]
			[[File:Wings3.jpg \| thumb \| left \| Episode #3\| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4iW-hGphCs&t=7s ]]
	[[File:Wings2.jpg\|thumb ~~frameless\|\|100px~~\|\| ~~Alt =~~ Episode #2\|]]		[[File:Wings4.jpg \| thumb \| left \| Episode #4\| link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjKue1RFU3M&t=6s ]]
	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75ejtaafIyo&t=7s~~&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #2~~]~~<br>~~

	[[File:Wings3.jpg\|thumb ~~frameless~~\|\|~~100px\|\| Alt =~~ Episode #3\|]]
	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4iW-hGphCs&t=7s~~&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #3~~]~~<br>~~

	[[File:Wings4.jpg\|thumb ~~frameless~~\|\|~~100px\|\| Alt =~~ Episode #4\|]]
	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjKue1RFU3M&t=6s~~&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #4~~]~~<br>~~

	==Coursework==		==Coursework==

David Westover: /* Four-Part Video Series on the TRMN Aerospace Wings Program */

2025-08-12T12:36:02Z

Four-Part Video Series on the TRMN Aerospace Wings Program

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	An excellent four-part video series that gives a solid overview of the TRMN program was developed in 2025 and was posted on the Bureau of Personnel YouTube channel, found at the links below:		An excellent four-part video series that gives a solid overview of the TRMN program was developed in 2025 and was posted on the Bureau of Personnel YouTube channel, found at the links below:

	[[File:~~Wings Program~~.jpg\|thumb frameless\|\|100px\|\| Alt = Episode #1\|]]~~<br>~~		[[File:Wings1.jpg\|thumb frameless\|\|100px\|\| Alt = Episode #1\|]]
	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MY7l0BCBS0&t=28s&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #1]<br>		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MY7l0BCBS0&t=28s&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #1]<br>

	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75ejtaafIyo&t=7s&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #2]		[[File:Wings2.jpg\|thumb frameless\|\|100px\|\| Alt = Episode #2\|]]
			[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75ejtaafIyo&t=7s&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #2]<br>

	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4iW-hGphCs&t=7s&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #3]		[[File:Wings3.jpg\|thumb frameless\|\|100px\|\| Alt = Episode #3\|]]
			[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4iW-hGphCs&t=7s&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #3]<br>

	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjKue1RFU3M&t=6s&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #4]		[[File:Wings4.jpg\|thumb frameless\|\|100px\|\| Alt = Episode #4\|]]
			[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjKue1RFU3M&t=6s&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #4]<br>

	==Coursework==		==Coursework==

David Westover: /* Four-Part Video Series on the TRMN Aerospace Wings Program */

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Four-Part Video Series on the TRMN Aerospace Wings Program

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	An excellent four-part video series that gives a solid overview of the TRMN program was developed in 2025 and was posted on the Bureau of Personnel YouTube channel, found at the links below:		An excellent four-part video series that gives a solid overview of the TRMN program was developed in 2025 and was posted on the Bureau of Personnel YouTube channel, found at the links below:

	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MY7l0BCBS0&t=28s&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #1]		[[File:Wings Program.jpg\|thumb frameless\|\|100px\|\| Alt = Episode #1\|]]<br>
			[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MY7l0BCBS0&t=28s&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #1]<br>

	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75ejtaafIyo&t=7s&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #2]		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75ejtaafIyo&t=7s&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #2]

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	When manned flight first became militarily significant (c. WWI), the first aerial units were typically derived from Army formations, for example, the Royal Flying Corps<ref>[[wikipedia:Royal Flying Corps \| Royal Flying Corps]]</ref>, or the US Army Air Service<ref>[[wikipedia:United States Army Air Service \| United States Army Air Service]]</ref>. In order to distinguish flying officers from others, insignia in the form of wings were created. From that time, aviation insignia have come to symbolize the arduous training pilots and aircrew undergo<ref>[[wikipedia:Aviator badge \| Pilot's wings]]</ref>.		When manned flight first became militarily significant (c. WWI), the first aerial units were typically derived from Army formations, for example, the Royal Flying Corps<ref>[[wikipedia:Royal Flying Corps \| Royal Flying Corps]]</ref>, or the US Army Air Service<ref>[[wikipedia:United States Army Air Service \| United States Army Air Service]]</ref>. In order to distinguish flying officers from others, insignia in the form of wings were created. From that time, aviation insignia have come to symbolize the arduous training pilots and aircrew undergo<ref>[[wikipedia:Aviator badge \| Pilot's wings]]</ref>.

	==Four-Part Video Series on the Aerospace Wings Program==		==Four-Part Video Series on the TRMN Aerospace Wings Program==
	An excellent four-part video series that gives a solid overview of the program was developed in 2025 and was posted on the Bureau of Personnel YouTube channel found at the links below:		An excellent four-part video series that gives a solid overview of the TRMN program was developed in 2025 and was posted on the Bureau of Personnel YouTube channel, found at the links below:

	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MY7l0BCBS0&t=28s&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #1]		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MY7l0BCBS0&t=28s&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #1]

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	==Historical==		==Historical==
	When manned flight first became militarily significant (c. WWI), the first aerial units were typically derived from Army formations, for example, the Royal Flying Corps<ref>[[wikipedia:Royal Flying Corps \| Royal Flying Corps]]</ref>, or the US Army Air Service<ref>[[wikipedia:United States Army Air Service \| United States Army Air Service]]</ref>. In order to distinguish flying officers from others, insignia in the form of wings were created. From that time, aviation insignia have come to symbolize the arduous training pilots and aircrew undergo<ref>[[wikipedia:Aviator badge \| Pilot's wings]]</ref>.		When manned flight first became militarily significant (c. WWI), the first aerial units were typically derived from Army formations, for example, the Royal Flying Corps<ref>[[wikipedia:Royal Flying Corps \| Royal Flying Corps]]</ref>, or the US Army Air Service<ref>[[wikipedia:United States Army Air Service \| United States Army Air Service]]</ref>. In order to distinguish flying officers from others, insignia in the form of wings were created. From that time, aviation insignia have come to symbolize the arduous training pilots and aircrew undergo<ref>[[wikipedia:Aviator badge \| Pilot's wings]]</ref>.

	~~==Coursework==~~
	All coursework will be completed directly through or in conjunction with BuTrain. Upon completion of external courses from AOPA, a BuTrain instructor will verify completion and will record the completion in Medusa. You may contact the BuTrain instructor about TRMN and AOPA coursework at: [mailto:acs-submission@trmn.org acs-submission@trmn.org]. For the most up-to-date list of BuTrain coursework for the Aerospace Wings program, please visit: https://wiki.trmn.org/wiki/index.php/BuTrain:RMACA_Specialty_Training#Aerospace_Wings_Program_Courses/Quizzes

	~~==How to Apply & Other External Requirements==~~
	Earning any of the below Wings Awards is not automatic. You must apply for each award once you meet the eligibility requirements. To apply, you must complete the application found [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSerXFlSEgNTC_AJLrYCJ5xN-gNBAltr3Pl2fnqBYov7CE4F9A/viewform?usp=sf_link HERE]. The BuTrain Award's Office will review all applications monthly and an announcement will be made on the Forum for all inductees. Be sure to fill out the online application completely and submit any of the additional required information so that you can be contacted if there are any questions or concerns.

	==Four-Part Video Series on the Aerospace Wings Program==		==Four-Part Video Series on the Aerospace Wings Program==
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	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjKue1RFU3M&t=6s&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #4]		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjKue1RFU3M&t=6s&ab_channel=BureauofPersonnelTRMN Episode #4]

			==Coursework==
			All coursework will be completed directly through or in conjunction with BuTrain. Upon completion of external courses from AOPA, a BuTrain instructor will verify completion and will record the completion in Medusa. You may contact the BuTrain instructor about TRMN and AOPA coursework at: [mailto:acs-submission@trmn.org acs-submission@trmn.org]. For the most up-to-date list of BuTrain coursework for the Aerospace Wings program, please visit: https://wiki.trmn.org/wiki/index.php/BuTrain:RMACA_Specialty_Training#Aerospace_Wings_Program_Courses/Quizzes

			==How to Apply & Other External Requirements==
			Earning any of the below Wings Awards is not automatic. You must apply for each award once you meet the eligibility requirements. To apply, you must complete the application found [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSerXFlSEgNTC_AJLrYCJ5xN-gNBAltr3Pl2fnqBYov7CE4F9A/viewform?usp=sf_link HERE]. The BuTrain Award's Office will review all applications monthly and an announcement will be made on the Forum for all inductees. Be sure to fill out the online application completely and submit any of the additional required information so that you can be contacted if there are any questions or concerns.

	===SOLO AEROSPACE WINGS===		===SOLO AEROSPACE WINGS===
	[[File:RMN_Solo_Wings.png\|thumb frameless\|\|left\|\|200px\|\|alt=RMN Solo Aerospace Wings\|]]		[[File:RMN_Solo_Wings.png\|thumb frameless\|\|left\|\|200px\|\|alt=RMN Solo Aerospace Wings\|]]

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	* [[Admiralty Order 1511-01]]: "RMN Aerospace Wings - Updated"		* [[Admiralty Order 1511-01]]: "RMN Aerospace Wings - Updated"
	* [[PD-SC-1010_Aerospace_Wings_Qualification_Policy]]		* [[PD-SC-1010_Aerospace_Wings_Qualification_Policy]]
	~~[[Category: Qualifications]]~~
	~~[[Category: Insignia]]~~
	~~[[Category: Awards~~]]