1. COMNAVAIRFORES USNAC 2015 CAPT Lou Gilleran, MC (FS), USN Force Surgeon

2. “I have nothing to disclose”
Disclosure Statement
I, Louis George Gilleran, do solemnly swear and attest, as a component of the US Naval Aeromedical Conference Continuing Medical Education program provide the following Disclosure information:
“I have nothing to disclose”

3. Background BS Biology Montclair State University
MD Ross University/St George’s University
Internal Medicine Huron Hospital Cleveland Clinic
Direct Accession & FS Training
MPH Tulane & USN Aerospace Medicine
P’cola, NOLA, P’cola, CARL VINSON Alameda & Bremerton, SD: BMC NASNI, VRC 30, CNAP, 3rd MAW, SWMI, MCRD/NTC, CNAFR
OSW-Rugged Nautilus, OIF, COMFORT, BSRF, OEF
MSHS Emg & Disaster Mngmnt TUI
Medical Acupuncture HMI

4. Navy Unique Capabilities
CNAFR
Commander, Naval Air Force Reserve - RDML Mark Leavitt, USN
Type Commander* (7,881 personnel, 165 Aircraft) – Echelon 3
3 RC Air Wings + NALO
22 Squadrons (+2 Blended)
5 Aircraft Detachments
4 Flt Readiness Centers
25 Squadron Augment Units
(CNATRA/Flt Readiness Support)
Navy Unique Capabilities
100% Dedicated Adversary
100% Dedicated Rotary Wing SOF
100% Organic Pax/cargo Lift
VR ETD CNE, 1 C-20A Gulfstream, Sigonella, Sicily; 6 Officers, 15 Enlisted
FRCs= Ft Worth, McGuire, NOLA, Andrews plus MALS 41 Ft Worth and MALS 49 NY
AIMDs in Willow Grove, Andrews, Atlanta, New Orleans, Fort Worth

5. 8 Wings/55 squadrons 3 Wings/22 squadrons/25 SAUs
CNAFR Laydown
McGuire, NJ
VR-64
Washington, DC
VR-1
VR-53
Norfolk, VA
VAW-120 SAU
VFA-106 SAU
VFC-12
VR-56
HSC-84
Jacksonville, FL
VP-30 SAU
VP-62
VR-58
VR-62
HSL-60
Key West, FL
VFC-111
Whidbey Island, WA
VAQ-209
VAQ-129 SAU
VP-69
VR-61
Fallon, NV
VFC-13
Lemoore, CA
VFA-122 SAU
Pt Mugu, CA
VR-55
North Island, CA
VR-57
HS-10 SAU
HSC-3 SAU
HSM-41 SAU
HSC-85
Kaneohe Bay, HI
VR-51
Fort Worth, TX
CTSW
CFLSW
VR-59
Meridian, MS
TRAWING 1 RCC
VT-7 SAU
VT-9 SAU
Corpus Christi, TX
CNATRA RCC
TRAWING 4 RCC
VT-27 SAU
VT-28 SAU
VT-31 SAU
VT-35 SAU
1. VP Squadrons/SAUs:
Jacksonville, FL VP-62 “Broadarrows” (Nov 70-present)
VP-30 SAU (Oct 04-present)
Whidbey Island, WA VP-69 “Totems” (Nov 70-present)
2. TSW/Squadrons/SAUs:
Norfolk, VA COMAEWWINGLANT (Merged w/ COMAEWWINGPAC to form CACCLW). SAU attached.
VAW-120 “Greyhawks” (1948- present). SAU attached.
VFA-106 “Gladiators” SAU (1984-current)
VFC-12 “Fighting Omars” (1973-present)
Whidbey Island, WA VAQ-209 “Star Warriors” (1977-present)
Key West, FL VFC-111 “Sundowners” (2006-present)
New Orleans, LA VFA-204 “River Rattlers” (1971-present)
Fort Worth, TX Tactical Support Wing (formerly CVWR-20)
Lemoore, CA VFA-122 “Flying Eagles” (1950-present)
Whidbey Island, WA VAQ-129 “Vikings” (1970-present)
3. CNATRA SAUs:
Meridian, MS TRAWING 1 RCC
VT-7 SAU “Eagles” (2002-present)
VT-9 SAU “Tigers” (2002-present)
Kingsville, TX TRAWING 2 RCC
VT-21 SAU “Red Hawks” (2002-present)
VT-22 SAU “Golden Eagles” (2002-present)
Corpus Christi, TX CNATRA RCC
TRAWING 4 RCC
VT-27 SAU “Boomers” (2002-present)
VT-28 SAU “Rangers” (2002-present)
VT-31 SAU “Wise Owls” (2002-present)
VT-35 SAU “Stingrays” (2002-present)
Milton, FL TRAWING 5 RCC
VT-2 SAU “Doerbirds” (2002-present)
VT-3 SAU “Red Knights” (2002-present)
VT-6 SAU “Shooters” (2002-present)
HT-8 SAU “Eightballers” (2002-present)
HT-18 SAU “Vigilant Eagles” (2002-present)
HT-28 SAU “Hellions” (2007-present)
Pensacola, FL TRAWING 6 RCC
TW-6 SAU (2002-present)
VT-10 SAU “Wildcats” (2002-present)
VT-86 SAU “Sabrehawks” (2002-present)
New Orleans, LA
VFA-204
VR-54
Kingsville, TX
TRAWING 2 RCC
VT-21 SAU
VT-22 SAU
Pensacola, FL
TRAWING 6 RCC
TW-6 SAU
VT-10 SAU
VT-86 SAU
Milton, FL
TRAWING 5 RCC
VT-2 SAU HT-8 SAU
VT-3 SAU HT-18 SAU
VT-6 SAU HT-28 SAU
8 Wings/55 squadrons Wings/22 squadrons/25 SAUs

6. CNAFR Medical Force Surgeon & Hospital Corpsman (San Diego CA)
23 Reserve Squadron SELRES FS & 23 FTS AVT
HSC 84 & 85 SMTs (~5 each)
Fleet Logistics & Tactical Support Wing Surgeons & Hospital Corpsman (JRB Fort Worth TX)
Maritime Support Wing – VP & Helo (San Diego, CA)
NOSC AD FS
Collateral - support Reserve Squadrons in absence of SELRES FS
Owned by CNRFC, privileged by CNAP and supported by CNAFR
Located in aviation concentration areas (SD, Whidbey, Mugu, JAX, McGuire, DC, FW). None in Norfolk/Oceana.

7. CNAFR Medical Main missions: Safety and Readiness
IMR Goals: FTS 90% FMR & SELRES 87% FMR
DEC 14 : FTS 93.2% and SELRES 87.6%
Coordinate w/ 4th MAW, BUMED, CNRFC, PERS & NRC
FS / AVT requirement based on special duty-flight
FS only to sign flight PE, up-chits* and serve on Mishap Board, Human Factors Boards, Field Naval Aviator Evaluation Boards
* If no FS available, up-chit may be provided with documented concurrence of FS (phone/ )
Aviation Medical Examiner (AME): FS Light, completes 8wk course, all FS duties excepting Mishap Investigation Board

8. Flight Surgeons Credentials and Privileges Denovo FS
CCPD & Approval by MTF PA
FS privileges in conjunction with GMO and other specialty
Require documented current competency
NAMI P’cola FL
2 weeks funded by unit
Denovo FS
Up to 2/yr SELRES funded by CNRFC
Meet physical standards & serve 2yrs as SELRESFS
6 mos training
preferably entire 6 mos block, but may be broken into 2 or 3 segments

9. CNAFR Medical Challenges
Isolated Ops ISO SPECWAR
No MTF, no AMAL, no medical budget
CVW SELRES FS recoupment by BSO 60/70 and conversion to Physician Assistants
Plan to add 3rd AD FS billet to CVW / develop Aviation PAs
4 / 9 billets have been utilized by CNAFR to fill shortfalls (HSC 84/85, CNATRA, VFA 122 SAU) and have been removed (CNATRA) or converted to PAs (HSC 84, VFA 122 SAU) before aviation pipeline is complete
Privilege Approval by MTFs
…and of course maintaining Medical Readiness, STR, DHA, PHA, and remote access to CHCS/AHLTA

10. Operational Highlights for FY13/14
CFLSW
2 A/C forward presence in 5th, 6th & 7th Fleet AORs
CJCS CENTCOM DEPORD
TSW
55 Adversary Deployments
Transition from EA-6B Prowler to EA-18G Growler VP
P3-P8 Transition
SOUTHCOM DET x 4
Fleet Support: C2X/JTFEX
Readiness training: ARP x 5 ; ASWEX x 2
C7F Deployments Augmenting AC; 3 Crews / 3 AIP Aircraft
HELO
HSC-84/85 ISO SPECOPS in CENTCOM & PACOM AORs
Dets ISO NAUF & FireScout (SOUTHCOM & AFRICOM)
Counter-mine presence in 5th & 7th fleet AORs
CNATRA
10,385 student production flight hours ; Not part of CNAFR Flt Hrs
18.3% of CNATRA Production
5th Fleet – 2.0 presence (1 x C130 & 1 x C-40) supported by DEPORD
6th fleet – 2.0 presence; supported by NAC request
7th fleet – 2.0 presence; supported by NAC request

11. Significant Changes for FY15/16
FS Manning local control by CNAFR
Transitions
VR-61
Last USN C-9 Squadron
Divest C-9B 01 JUL 14, transition to C-40A
C-130T transfer from USMCR
8 total aircraft
HSC 84 / 85
SPECWAR Mission and squadron structure

12. Questions?