(HHC/229) GunfighterSIX wrote:This is the link to my drop box were I keep a lot of my documents for DCS.
Dropbox link

ATM:  If you see something called an ATM.  That is the Air Training Manual.  Among other things this document describes the task that we ask of you and the requirements for getting a Go on that task.

-10:  The  This is the US army flight manual for that aircraft.  All army -10 are generally the same.

Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Helicopter and Systems Description and Operation
Chapter 3 Avionics
Chapter 4 Mission Equipment
Chapter 5 Operating Limits and Restrictions.  This chapter is the reason I yell at some of you guys on a hourly bases, look it over.
Chapter 6 Weight/Balance and Loading
Chapter 7 Performance Data  Some cool nerd stuff in here.
Chapter 8 Normal Procedures.  This is the full expanded check list.  If you compare the Huey check list with the -10 chapter 8, you will notice that chapter 8 is a lot longer.  This is due to the fact that chapter 8 gives all the detailed steps that you would normal memorize through out the check list.  Normal check list have steps for start up with a * next to the task with expanded procedures.  You would find these procedures in the back of the check list or chapter 8.  Ask for help if you want to use the MI-17 chapter 8 as a check list and we can build one.  
Chapter 9 Emergency Procedures.  What to do if stuff breaks.

I have also found weapon charts, maps, nav aids and other documentation.  I even have a USAF mi-17 check list.  Unlike army check list, this has every detailed procedure added through out the check list making it very long and complicated.  Once again ask for help.    
Please do not redistribute this stuff, all of it was found on the internet, but the cockpit building stuff was actually purchased.