These teacher and student materials, the second section of a two phase secondary/postsecondary-level course on aviation machinists, make up one of a number of military-developed curriculum packages selected for adaptation to vocational instruction and curriculum development in a civilian setting. The purpose of the course is to train students to maintain aircraft engines, perform intermediate and major inspections on engines and their related systems, field test and adjust components of engines, and replace compressor turbine blades and combustion chamber liners. This phase, Fixed Wing Aircraft, contains 7 weeks of instruction totaling 189 hours on: Reciprocating Engines (10 lessons, 27 hours); Fuels and Ignition (12 lessons, 27 hours); Starts, Stops, and Runups (4 lessons, 27 hours); and Troubleshooting (12 lessons, 27 hours). Instructor materials include a curriculum outline containing a weekly breakdown of lessons, topic objectives, equipment and furniture requirements, training aids and devices needed, and publications used as texts or references. The student materials consist of 10 chapters from the Navy training manual, "Aviation Machinist's Mate R 3 & 2, NAVPERS 10342-A." (YLB)