e-Bookbag

[ChunksJR]

https://cnatra.navaltx.navy.mil/ebookbag/

PM for password.

All the pubs you'll need...in addition some good links:

AIM

OPNAV 3710

FLIPS (GP, AP, FIH)

 

[pdx]

The username/password are also posted on the wall outside the book issue room in the JPATS building at TRAWING 5.

I wish I had known about these when I was in primary pool.

 

[ben]

Any use for those of us past primary?

 

[zippy]

Any use for those of us past primary?

From the looks of the titles, you could use them in maritime advanced.

AIM is kinda a big deal for us...

And after i orignally posted, I realized you were HTs.

 

[KBayDog]

Any use for those of us past primary?

The eBookbag is no substitute for the hard copies of those documents. However, if you are looking for something specific (a briefing item, a cross-reference, etc.), the .pdf "search" function will save you a lot of time.

 

[pdx]

Any use for those of us past primary?

Definitely. Any unclass pub for all of flight school can be found there. You will need the appropriate password for the appropriate training wing. I bet if you knew one password, and put your mind to it you could figure out all the other ones.

 

[pdx]

The eBookbag is no substitute for the hard copies of those documents. However, if you are looking for something specific (a briefing item, a cross-reference, etc.), the .pdf "search" function will save you a lot of time.

Why not? You can check the version numbers and the revision history. These are EXACTLY the same pubs that you have in hard copy. If a major update comes out, the electronic version gets sent to the publisher.

I find the hard copies easier to read, but the online ones are still a great source.

 

[Gatordev]

However, if you are looking for something specific (a briefing item, a cross-reference, etc.), the .pdf "search" function will save you a lot of time.

This is how I did all my studying through RIs in the HTs. Due to crew day and crew rest issues, there just wasn't enough time to try and find everything, and having a one stop electronic search function saved me so much time. You can pretty much go word for word on the discuss items as search terms.

 

[KBayDog]

I find the hard copies easier to read, but the online ones are still a great source.

That is what I meant.

 

[wiseguy04]

PM me for the TRAWING 2 passwords