To achieve Journeyman (5) Level, which of the following is NOT a requirement?

To achieve the Journeyman (5) Level, the requirement that is not necessary is the completion of the 3-level qualification. This means that while the Journeyman level does involve meeting certain criteria, achieving this level does not specifically mandate that one must first complete the 3-level qualification.

In the context of aircrew training, the Journeyman level is associated with more advanced skills and responsibilities that build upon the foundations established in earlier training stages, including completion of specific training programs, successful evaluation on Form 8, and certification by the unit commander. These elements are integral to demonstrating that an aircrew member is fully prepared for the challenges associated with their role. However, the progression to the Journeyman level does not hinge on having completed the 3-level qualification specifically.