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143 Cards in this Set
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Qualifications of the PJ
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Graduate of USA AAS Jumpmaster course
Graduate of another recognized Jumpmaster course and succesful completion of the USA AAS Jumpmaster refresher course SSG or above ( SGT Senior rated) |
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Qualifications of the AJ
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Same as the primary jumpmaster
SGT or above |
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Qualifications of the Safety
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Graduate of the USA AAS Jumpmaster course
Graduate of another jumpmaster course and succesful completion of USA AAS Jumpmaster refresher course SGT or above |
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How many times must a safety pull safety duties before he can perform as an Assistant Jumpmaster
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Twice
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How long and what are the requirements for new graduates to become current
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within 180 days new graduates must perform two safety duties and one assistant jumpmaster duty.
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how long and what are the requirments for jump master refresher graduates to become current
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within 180 days JMR graduates must safet once and assist once
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in order to perform primary jumpmaster duties what are the duty requirements
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must safety twice and assist twice
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where are the jumpmaster team duty areas
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Unit Area
Departure Airfield During Flight |
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what are the safety duty areas
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Unit Area
Departure Airfield During Flight After Flight |
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When does the jumpmaster teams duties begin
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immediatly upon notification
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The Jumpmaster can delegate "blank" but not "blank"
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Authority and responsibility
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Who attends the S-3 Air Briefing
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entire JM team and the airborne commander
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What is the airborne commander responsible for
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tactical cross load plan
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what is the airborne timeline for the JM Team Rehearsal
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NLT ST -3:15
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what is the airborne timeline for the Manifest call
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NLT ST -3:00
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what does the jumpmaster do at manifest call
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verify manifest
align personnel in chalk order. mark personnel with colored tape on upper right arm. |
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what are the colors for the following personnel
JM Team Key Leaders Current JMS Bump Personnel Medics |
Red
Green Yellow White Red Cross Brassard |
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what does the safety do at manifest call
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inspect jumpers advanced combat helmets, id cards, id tags.
number jumpers for easy identification assist the JMS |
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what is the airborne timeline for sustained airborne training/prejump
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NLT ST- 2:45
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what does the jumpmaster do at sustained airborne training/ prejump
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conduct sustained airborne training in accordance with 82nd ABN DIV ASOP, chapter 13
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what does the safety do at sustained airborne training/prejump
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inspect all equipment for proper rigging IAW with 82nd DIV ASOP, chapters 9 and 10
make 7 complete copies of the manifest assist the JMS |
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what is the earliest sustained airborne training can be conducted
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within 48 hours of drop time
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duties of the jumpmaster at the departure airfield
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Rehearse proper loading of aircraft
ensure all personnel are present to include safeties and key leaders discuss SARJE discuss ADEPT practice a minimum one mass exit ensure jumper adherance to airborne procedures rehearseexiting a-series containers/ special items of equipment |
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when does the jumpmaster conduct mock door training
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NLT ST - 1:30
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what is SARJE
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Static line control, Acitivation of the reserve parachute, Red/ Amber light procedures, Jump refusal, exiting procedures
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can mock door training be conducted in the unit area
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yes as long as proper training aids are available
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what does the safety do during mock door training
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aggresively enforce standards
make on the spot corrections during mock door training assist the JMS |
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who are the seven copies of the manifest distributed too
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Primary Jumpmaster
NCOIC of parachute issue Unit File (S-3 Air) A/DACG DACO Air Force Guide LoadMaster 4 copies will be given to the A/DACG |
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when is Parachute Issue
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NLT ST -1:15
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what does the jumpmaster do during parachute issue
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supervise issuing of the parachutes
draw your own main and reserve parachutes |
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what does the safety do during parachute issue
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ensure adequate expendable items and water is available
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how many reserve parachutes per aircraft and how many aviators kit bag for how many jumpers
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2 extra reserve parachutes per aircraft and 1 aviators kit bag per 15 jumpers
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in what areas are parachute issue located
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Pax Shed Issue
Ramp Side Issue Plane Side Issue |
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When is donning of parachutes
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NLT ST -1:00
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what is the responsibilty of the jumpmaster during donning of parachutes
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give a buddy ridding talk thru to all jumpers iaw the 82nd abn div asop chapter 13
supervise all rigging |
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can you rig without a rigger present?
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no
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what does the safety do during the donning of parachutes
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the safety inspects the aircraft in accordance with chapter 13 of the div asop
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when is JMPI conducted
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NLT ST -50
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what does the jumpmaster do during JMPI
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the PJM will supervise all JM's conducting JMPI and only assist if neccesary to meet ST
establish a minimum of 4 JMPI stations and 1 correction station ensure everyone is JMPI'd prior to ST |
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what does the safety do during JMPI
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assist in the JMPI
assist the JM's |
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when is Load tim
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NLT ST - 15
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what will the jumpmaster do at load time
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conduct JM/Pilot brief
ensure loading and the tactical cross load plan is in tact discuss safety briefing with the load master |
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what does the safety do at Load time
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this is the latest time the aircraft can be inspected
load and seat each jumper ensuring the appropriate adjustable leg strap is secured |
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when is station time
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normally 35 minutes prior to take off
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what do the jump master and safety do during station time
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ensure jumpers are seated and secured with seat belts
all jumpers are awake and alert remove any markings on arms or helmets hearing protection and motion sickness bags are passed out safeties are passing out water to keep jumpers hydrated |
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when do jumpers have to put their helmets back on during an air force operation
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the need to be on at least 5 minutes prior to take off
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what does the jumpmaster do at the 20 minute time warning
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issue the 20 minute time warning to all jumpers
ensure everyone is awake and alert with helmets secured supervise the safety |
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what does the safety do at the 20 minute time warning
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attach and inspect all special items of equipment
don their BA-18/ BA-22 parachute prior to the 10 minute time warning assist the JM's a-series container procedures |
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what must the safety do when exciting an A-series container
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Move the load in the vicinity of the paratroop door
Inspect the Load Remove the Load Data Card Hook up the universal static like to the outboard anchor line cable |
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what does the jumpmaster do at the 10 minute time warning
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hook up to the inboard anchor line cable
issue jump commands |
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what does the safety do at the 10 minute time warning
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assist the JM in hooking up if required
on the commands of "inboard and outboard personnel stand up" have been issued move to the forward portion of the aircraft, assisting the jumpers in putting seats up and ensure all jumpers comply with jump commands correct any unsafe conditions |
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when is the slowdown for the c-130 and c-17
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3minutes and 6 minutes respectively
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when will paratroop doors be opened
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at the slowdowns
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what do the jumpmaster and safety do at the slow down
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ensure all jumpers are either hooked up or seated
jms conduct proper jump platoform and paratroop door check conduct initial clear to the rear prior to the one minute time warning |
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what does the jumpmaster do at the 1 minute time warning
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identify 1 minute reference point
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when must the m1950 weopans case be lowered
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it weighs 35 pounds or more
it contains a crew served weapon it is a modified m 1950 weapons case the JM deems it too big or bulky to jump with safely |
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what are the categories of a malfunction
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complete or partial
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what is a complete malfunction caused by
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failure to deploy or failure to inflate
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what are reasons for failure to deploy
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broken universal static line
broken anchor line cable failure to hook up jumper being cut free from being towed |
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what is a reason for failure to inflate
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streamer
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what are the types of partial malfunctions
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semi inversion
squid cigarette roll complete inversion damaged suspension lines blown section or gore |
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partial malfunctions are caused by what
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excessive aircraft speed
high power setting on aircraft engines high angle of draft rigger error unsatisfactory body position |
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what are the types of entanglements and how are they caused
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high altitude- simultaneous exit from the aircradt
mid altitude- one or more jumpers failing to observe the third point of performance |
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who authorizes airborne operations from army aircraft
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division commander
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what form must be submitted to the CAB and how many days prior for army aircraft airborne operations
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FB Form 2322-1E and NLT that 30 working days prior
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how many wind drift indicators are used with army aircraft
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2
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drop altitudes for army aircraft
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maximum 2,999 ft agl
minimum 1,500 ft agl (1250 if AC speed is 90 knots or higher) |
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what must the DZSO or DZSTL be if conducting army aircraft airborne operations
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Pathfinder
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how many combat equipped jumpers can a black hawk support
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8
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drop speed for uh 60
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max of 70 knots and a minimum of 65 knots
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approx when is the command get ready given in a UH 60
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4 minutes
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total jumpers for a CH 47
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28
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when is the command get ready given on a CH 47
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6 minutes
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what type of bite with the universal static line will jumpers have on a CH 47
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reverse bite
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DACO qualifications
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SGT or above for proficiency operations
SSG or above for tactical operations or proficiency jumps with 5 or more aircraft current and qualified Jumpmaster assisted a fully qualifed DACO at lesat once |
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what does DACO stand for
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departure airfield control officer
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assistant DACO qualifications
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SGT or above
current and qualified Jumpmaster |
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who does the DACO report too
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the GLO NLT than 20 minutes prior to the first weather decision time on the air letter
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what type of reports must the DACO turn inn
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strike report, flash report, red/ amber light exit report and a serious incident report
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what form is used for a strike report
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AF IMT 4304
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qualifications for the AT-4 Jump Pack
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Jumper must be 5 fee 6 inches in height
12 static line jumps from air force aircraft 2 perfect exits from the right door of the 34 ft tower talked through the 5 points of performance and lowering procedures of the AT-4 JP while in the suspended harness |
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how often must a AT-4 Jump Pack jump to remain current
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once every 180 days
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limitations of the AT-4 Jump Pack
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cannot be jumped from left paratroop door
cannot exit from seated position cannot be #1 when exiting A-series containers on 12 special items of equipment can exit the right door per pass |
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how many jumpers on a ch 47 can jump the AT-4 Jump Pack
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all 28
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the smaw-d has the same limitations and capabilities of the AT-4 Jump Pack, recite them
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airborne
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how many DMJP can be exited for Air force air craft
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only 6 on the right paratroop door per pass
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qualifications of the SMJP
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5 feet 8 inches tall
must jump at 1250 ft above ground level twice during the day before being able to jump at 800 feet above ground level |
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SMJP limitations
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cannot be jumped from army aircraft
cannot jump with a-series containers |
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limitations of A-series containers
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one per paratroop door, first pass only, from the first three a/c in a offset formation
cannot be exited under AWADS conditions |
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maximum weight of a A- series container, and minumum weight, and dimmensions
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max 350 pounds excluding the T-10 modified cargo parachute
max dimensions are 30 inches wide, 66 inches high and 48 inches deep minimum weight of 90 pounds |
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what must their be if there are hazordous materals present in the A-series container
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a shippers declaration for dangerous goods (SDDG)
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a completely rigged A-series container must have what
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a load data card
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what must present on the load data card
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Unit
Chalk Contents Gross Weight |
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what are the majour components of the A-21 Cargo bag
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Canvas Cover
Sling assembly with scuff pad attached ring strap group quick release assembly |
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the quick release assembly has three safety features , what are they
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safety fork and lanyard
turn to unlock strike/ press to release |
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major components of the A-7A Cargo sling
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A- 7A straps (4)
D-rings (4) |
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weight limitations for A - 7A cargo sling
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90-250 pounds two sling load
251-350 pounds is 3 or 4 strap load |
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when do crew served weapons need to be lowered
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they must be lowered
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when can the m249 not be in lowered
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when rigged in the M1950 weapons case, if rigged in modified M1950 case must be lowered
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what does 60 MM gunner jump with
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the M225 cannon, M8 small base plate, M64 sight assembly and the M9 beretta
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what does the assistant gunner for the 60 MM carry
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M170 bipod assembly and individual weapon
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what does 60MM ammunition bearer jump
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M7 large base plate, aiming stakes with case, ammunition and weapon
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in addition what does the mortar team carry
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6 rounds and 60 mm mortars in alice pack and mollie
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what types of weapons cases are there
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60 mm modified m1950 weapons case
m1950 weapons case saw modifed M1950 weapons case |
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four phases of an airborne operation
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Ground tactical plan
Landing Plan Air Movement Plan Marshalling Plan |
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what are the assembly factors
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dispersion
mission weather state of training |
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what is AWADS
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adverse weather aerial delivery system (c-130)
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what is SKE
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station keeping equipment (c-17 globemaster)
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what is INS
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Inertial navigation system (c-17 globemaster)
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two types of assembly aids
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natural
mechanical |
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what is carp
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computed air realse point
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who is the carp obtained from and what is it
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the aircraft navigator during the JM/Pilot brief and it is an imaginary point in the air where the first parachute suspended object must exit the aircraft in order to strike the personnel point of impact
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max # of jumpers for c-130 H during training
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62
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in flight rigging max pax for c-130
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40 jumpers to include PJ and AJ
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drop speed for c-130
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125-130 knots planning is 130 knts
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max jumpers per anchor line cable c-130
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20
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in flight rigging requires 4 additional JM's in which seats are they located
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12 and 13
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c-130J-30 max jumpers, inflight rigging max, # of JMS and seats
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max 74, 56 in flight rigging, 31 jumpers per anchor line cable, and 6 additonal JMs
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c-17 max jumpers, in flight rigging, anchor line cable max, sets of jump lights, additional JMS and their seats
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100 jumpers for training, 98 in flight rigging, 27 out board 24 in board, if only 1 anchor line cable 51 on 1.... 10 jump caution lights, 8 additonal jumpmasters in seats 7,14,32,41
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the 8 selection factors of a drop zone
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airdrop speed
drop altitude type of load method of delivery obstacles access adequate approach and departure routes size of drop zone |
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mix dimensions of a drop zone for 1 paratrooper
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600 yds wide by 600 yds long
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min dimensions of a drop zone for heavy equipment
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600 yds wide by 100 yds long
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for day light jumps the PPI will be marked with a code letter constructed of what
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9 vs -17 panels and 1 raised angle marker
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for night personnel drops the PPI will be marked with
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9 white omni directional lights, in addition there will be one place to the left and right of the PPI by 250 meters and there will be a amber rotating beacon 1000 meters from the PI or on the trail edge of the drop zone, whichever is closer
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code letters for netherlands DZ
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J - PPI
c- HE/CDS H- circular |
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code letters for sicily
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A- PPI
c- HE/CDS h- circular |
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Drop zone safety officer qualifications
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SSG or above, if involving 5 or more aircraft SFC or above
curret and qualified jumpmaster must be advanced rated assisted a current and qualified DZSO as least twice Recieved hands on training of a wind speed indicator at least once |
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assistant DZSO qualificationa
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SGT or above
current and qualifed jumpmaster recieve hands on training with a wind speed indicator |
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what does the DZSO party consist of
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Malfuntions officers
medical coverage team ladder detail boat detail road gaurds |
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what is the smoke required fro the MC1-1D
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0-6 knots smoke grenades may be used
7-13 knots smoke pots should be used |
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when should the DZSO open the drop zone with range control
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at least 1 hour prior to drop time
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when should the dzso contact range control for final clearance
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NLT 5 minutes out
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when should road gaurds be placed
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5 minutes prior to drop time for proficiency jumps, 30 minutes prior to and after drop time for tactical operations
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where must wind speed be taken
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at two locations, one of which is the highest point of the drop zone
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when must the flash report be sent to the DACO
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immediatly after the airborne operation
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what is the qualifications of the DZSTL
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sgt or above
current and qualified Jumpmaster current and qualified DZSTL graduate of a recognized DZSTL course |
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currency of the DZSTL
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must assist a DZSTL twice on a succesful airborne operation
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what is a successful airborne operation defined as
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one parachute suspended object at a minumum must land on the drop zone
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how often must thr DZSTL perform duties to remain current
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once every 180 days
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what is the AF Form 3823
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drop zone survey
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what is the AF IMT 4304
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Drop zone/landing zone control log
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what is considered a PI strike
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first parachute suspended object per aircraft must land within the 25 yeards of the PPI or HEPI
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what defines a satisfactory airborne operations
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90% of the personal on a mass tactical operation land on the surveyed drop zone
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