Aviation Resource Management 1C052N Vol 3

Front 1

Which two documents reflect the number of individuals authorized to perform parachute duty in a
given organization?

Back 1

The UMD and JMD

Front 2

List four DAFSCs that are considered jump inherent.

Back 2

(1) Combat Rescue and Special Tactics Officers (13DXX).
(2) Combat Controllers (1C2XX).
(3) Pararescue (1T2XX).
(4) Special Operations Weather (Combat Weather) (1W0X2).

Front 3

What is the difference in the two types of jump positions?

Back 3

Active jump status means the individual is either occupying a jump inherent DAFSC or a designated “J” coded UMD/JMD billet; temporary jump status allows commanders to place qualified members on active jump status in the absence of validated parachute positions.

Front 4

Who may approve temporary jump positions and for how long?

Back 4

MAJCOM/A3 may approve temporary positions up to 365 days or less (12 or less months parachute pay) in
a 24-month period.

Front 5

Briefly describe static line (S/L) jumping.

Back 5

It is a parachute system where a line or strap is attached from the parachute to an anchor cable inside the
aircraft, so that when the jumper exits the aircraft, the parachute is automatically deployed.

Front 6

Briefly describe military free fall (MFF) jumping.

Back 6

It is a parachute system where the parachute is deployed by the member during descent. Any parachute jump performed without the use of a static line is considered a MFF.

Front 7

List the two types of jumpmaster qualifications a parachutist may hold.

Back 7

(1) Static line.
(2) Military free fall.

Front 8

Which AFI would you find the requirements for the basic and advanced parachutist badges?

Back 8

AFI 11–402, Aviation and Parachutist Service Aeronautical Ratings and Badges

Front 9

Which form (IMT) is used to apply for a parachutist badge?

Back 9

AF IMT 196, Data for Parachutist Rating

Front 10

Who must validate the number and type of jumps annotated on the AF IMT 196?

Back 10

The HARM office

Front 11

What must the AO specify when awarding a parachutist badge?

Back 11

The criteria the member met.

Front 12

What is a Bronze Star?

Back 12

A Bronze Star is a device worn on the parachutist badge that shows each combat jump.

Front 13

Explain how a Bronze Star is awarded.

Back 13

The commander or a designated representative certifies the member’s qualification for the combat jump and submits a letter to the servicing HARM office requesting an AO be published to award the Bronze Star. The letter must include the date and location of the combat jump

Front 14

List instances where a member may be prohibited from wearing the parachutist badge.

Back 14

If a member fails to maintain professional standards; has substantiated drug abuse; refuses to jump or requests removal from jump status with less than 18 months of jump duty.

Front 15

Who is the final approving authority for prohibiting the wear of the parachutist badge?

Back 15

The member’s MAJCOM commander

Front 16

(401) Which of the following Air Force specialty codes (AFSC) is considered jump inherent?

Back 16

1C2XX

Front 17

(401) Individuals assigned to Air Force Specialty Code 1W0X2, Special Operations Weather, have a core competency to perform

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parachute duties

Front 18

(401) Under certain circumstances, parachutists may be double billeted for up to how many days?

Back 18

90

Front 19

(402) Individuals occupying a jump inherent or a “J” coded unit manpower document (UMD)/joint manning document (JMD) billet are in what jump status?

Back 19

Active

Front 20

(402) The approving authority authorizing temporary jump status is

Back 20

MAJCOM/A3

Front 21

(402) What is the maximum number of days, within a 24-month period, can an individual be placed in temporary jump status?

Back 21

365

Front 22

(403) Which parachute system uses a line or strap attached from the parachute to an anchor cable
inside the aircraft?

Back 22

Static line

Front 23

(403) Within how many days must the member perform a static line jump in order to maintain currency?

Back 23

180

Front 24

(403) Within how many days must a free fall parachutist perform a free fall jump before being considered non-current?

Back 24

90

Front 25

(403) A member’s qualification for jumpmaster duties is certified by the

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unit commander

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(404) Basic and advanced parachutist badges are awarded to members who complete an AF recognized parachute training course and

Back 26

satisfy requirements in AFI 11–402, Aviation and Parachutist Service Aeronautical Ratings
and Badges

Front 27

(404) Once a parachutist badge is awarded, it is permanent unless the

Back 27

badge is revoked

Front 28

(405) Members who meet the requirements for the award of a parachutist badge must apply by completing an AF IMT

Back 28

196, Data for Parachutist Rating

Front 29

(405) You must validate the number and type of jumps annotated on the AF IMT 196, Data for Parachutist Rating, against the member’s

Back 29

Individual Jump Record

Front 30

(406) What does a Bronze Star device on a parachutist’s badge indicate?

Back 30

A combat jump

Front 31

(407) Who may recommend a member be prohibited from wearing the parachutist badge if the member is disqualified as a result of substantiated drug abuse?

Back 31

Commanders at any review level.

Front 32

(407) What must the remark state in the AO when prohibiting the wear of the parachutist badge?

Back 32

That the member is prohibited from wearing it.

Front 33

Suspended, Permanent Disqualification Action Pending

Back 33

ASC 04

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Qualified non-career aviator/parachutist assigned to a non-flying/nonjumping
course of instruction lasting 180 days or longer

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ASC 9L

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Disqualified, Voluntary Request

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ASC 08

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Air Force Education Leave of Absence (AFELOA)

Back 36

ASC 09

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Dual-qualified non-career aviator/parachutist no longer assigned to a dual-coded flying/jump position.

Back 37

ASC 9J

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Jump Requirement Terminated

Back 38

ASC 06

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Disqualified, Medical disqualification

Back 39

ASC 03

Front 40

What ASC is assigned to a member who is reassigned from a dual-coded flying/jump position to a J-coded position only?

Back 40

ASC 9E, from ASC 9D

Front 41

While occupying a dual-coded flying/jumping position, a member may receive which types of incentive pay?

Back 41

Flight and jump incentive pay

Front 42

What does it mean when a parachutist is assigned to a non-career aviator X, K, or Q DAFSC prefix on the UMD?

Back 42

The member is most likely assigned to a dual-coded flying/jumping position.

Front 43

List the four basic reasons for publishing AOs.

Back 43

To initiate or terminate parachutist service; award or prohibit the wear of the parachutist badge; change an
ASC; and to suspend, disqualify, or requalify a member

Front 44

List some items required to certify a member’s eligibility for parachutist service.

Back 44

The member’s medical qualification (class III) documented on an AF IMT 1042; the member’s physiological training documented on an AF IMT 702 (if MFF qualified); the validity of the jump position according to the UMD/JMD (including verifying if the full time position requires performing jump duties); the member’s security clearance; and the past parachutist service qualification.

Front 45

What date would you use to initially place a member on jump status?

Back 45

The class start date of the US Army Basic Airborne Course or an AF-approved parachute training course/program.

Front 46

What date would you use to award the basic parachutist badge?

Back 46

The date the member met all the requirements listed in AFI 11-402.

Front 47

What action would you take when a parachutist fails to complete the MFF course?

Back 47

Publish an AO effective the day after disenrollment to reinstate the member’s previous qualification as a static line parachutist. HALO pay is terminated on the day the member is disenrolled from the course.

Front 48

Describe how the AO termination date for an enlisted parachutist is determined.

Back 48

It is based on the earliest of the following dates: (1) jump tour completion date, (2) change to inactive status date, (3) date of separation (DOS), or (4) retirement date.

Front 49

Describe how the AO termination date for an officer parachutist is determined.

Back 49

It is based on the member’s DOS. If the DOS is unknown, the effective period of the AO must not exceed three years. If the member is notified of a follow-on jump assignment, or continues in the current jump assignment for more than three years, publish an AO to change the termination date to reflect the DOS or an additional three-year period, whichever is earlier.

Front 50

What mandatory remark is used on every AO that places a member on jump status?

Back 50

“Parachute jumps are authorized from any jump deployable military or military contract aircraft for pay qualification. Member is entitled to conditional (Static Line or HALO) Hazardous Duty Incentive Pay (HDIP).”

Front 51

What mandatory remark is used on the AOs of cadets participating in special training programs or USAFA parachute programs?

Back 51

“Member is authorized to participate in jump duties as observer in a special training status for the duration
of the program or USAFA approved programs. The member is NOT entitled to Hazardous Duty Incentive
Pay (HDIP).”

Front 52

A voluntary request to terminate parachutist service results in what type of disqualification?

Back 52

A permanent disqualification.

Front 53

List other reasons where permanent disqualification is appropriate.

Back 53

The member no longer desires to perform required jump duties; the member has been selected for assignment to jump duties and requests disqualification; or the commander determines the situation warrants permanent disqualification.

Front 54

How many days advance notification will commanders provide before involuntarily terminating a member’s aviation service?

Back 54

120 calendar days

Front 55

What is the purpose of the advance notification policy?

Back 55

To lessen the impact of financial loss due to short notice PCS, receipt of non-voluntary assignment, base closure, unit deactivation, and double-billeting.

Front 56

What two forms serve as official source documents for recording and inputting operational or training jump information into ARMS?

Back 56

AF Form 4323, ARMS Multi-Crew Jump Record and AF IMT 922, Individual Jump Record.

Front 57

Who is responsible for completing and certifying the above source documents?

Back 57

The jumpmaster

Front 58

What must you do to a source document prior to inputting the information into ARMS?

Back 58

You must thoroughly review the form prior to inputting the information into the system.

Front 59

Who must sign the AF Form 4323 before you process the form?

Back 59

The jumpmaster.

Front 60

Why is it important that you update jump accomplishment in ARMS in a timely manner?

Back 60

To prevent interrupting parachute duty pay.

Front 61

When updating jump accomplishments in ARMS, what does an “L” Jump Type indicate?

Back 61

It indicates a HALO jump.

Front 62

Which standard jump report displays the member’s jump history by individual jump for a
specified period up to 18 months?

Back 62

Individual Jump Activity Summary.

Front 63

This standard jump report provides an audit trail after inputting jump activity in ARMS?

Back 63

Jump Activity Update Summary.

Front 64

A summary of career jump totals, jump types, and conditions are listed on which standard jump report?

Back 64

Jump History Report.

Front 65

What happens if a parachutist declines to provide a SSN, which is used to create a jump record?

Back 65

They will not have their records maintained in ARMS; will not be allowed to participate in jump activities; or allowed to receive HDIP.

Front 66

The current policy mandates the use of what type folder to construct a JRF?

Back 66

A two-part folder

Front 67

Parachutists who are in dual-coded flying/jumping positions will have what pay briefing
documents filed in their JRFs?

Back 67

AF IMT 1520, ARMS Individual Flight Pay Entitlement Worksheet and AF IMT 1521, ARMS Individual Jump Pay Entitlement Worksheet.

Front 68

When is a JRF audit required?

Back 68

At each HARM office upon arrival and prior to a PCS.

Front 69

During a JRF audit, what must you ensure is accomplished with the member’s formal training certificates?

Back 69

Ensure all formal training certificates have been entered into ARMS using the Formal Training window.

Front 70

What does a JRF review validate?

Back 70

The information maintained in the ARMS database.

Front 71

The procedures for conducting a FRF and JRF reviews are the same; however, what additional documents must be reviewed during a JRF review?

Back 71

The JHR and IJR.

Front 72

What items must you review when looking at a member’s JHR?

Back 72

Jump Totals; jump types; and jump conditions at student, parachutist and jumpmaster levels.

Front 73

List the items that you must review when looking at a member’s IJR.

Back 73

History of all jumps performed since the last records review; jump types; jump conditions; jump duty; and pertinent remarks.

Front 74

When outprocessing a parachutist what must be included in the jump record package?

Back 74

AF IMT 1521, ARMS Individual Jump Pay Entitlement Worksheet.

Front 75

When inprocessing a parachutist’s records in ARMS, what actions must you take in the Incentive
Pay window?

Back 75

Ensure all actions are entered and that they show a termination date.

Front 76

(408) Which aviation service code (ASC) identifies a qualified non-career aviator assigned to a dual-coded (flying/jumping position) authorized to perform aircrew parachutist duties?

Back 76

9D

Front 77

(408) When a parachutist is no longer assigned to an authorized jump position, the member’s aviation service code (ASC) will change from

Back 77

9E to 06

Front 78

(409) Individuals assigned to dual-coded flying/jumping positions may receive

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flight and jump incentive pay

Front 79

(409) Most dual-coded flying/jumping parachutists are assigned to non-career aviator positions identified by a duty Air Force specialty code (DAFSC) prefix of

Back 79

X, K, or Q

Front 80

(410) A member’s eligibility for parachutist service must be certified by the

Back 80

commander

Front 81

(410) Certifying a member’s eligibility for parachutist service includes the member’s

Back 81

past parachutist service qualification

Front 82

(411) The effective date used to assign Aviation Service Code 06, Jump Requirement Terminated, when a member fails to complete the US Army Basic Airborne Course is the

Back 82

day after disenrollment

Front 83

(411) When placing a member in a dual-coded flying/jumping position, change the member’s
aviation service code from 9E, Active Parachutist, to 9D, Active Non-rated/Non-Career Enlisted Aviator Aircrew Member, effective the date the member

Back 83

enters a formal school where flight duties are part of the curriculum

Front 84

(411) You must publish an aeronautical order authorizing a member to perform a high altitude low opening (HALO) jump

Back 84

prior to attending the military free fall course

Front 85

(411) What action must you take in the Aviation Resource Management System once a member becomes high altitude low opening (HALO) certified?

Back 85

Click “Yes” in the HALO Certification field in the Aircrew Management window

Front 86

(412) Aeronautical orders for enlisted parachutists will have a termination date based on the earliest of the following dates except the

Back 86

change to active status date

Front 87

(412) The aeronautical order terminates for a member who is initially placed on jump status, but is
not assigned to an authorized jump position after graduating from the US Army Basic Airborne Course on the

Back 87

US Army Basic Airborne Course graduation date

Front 88

(413) Which of the following statements must be included in the Remarks section of the
aeronautical order for a member assigned to a dual-coded flying/jumping position?

Back 88

When required for the mission, aircrew duties may be performed on any USAF aircraft.

Front 89

(413) The Remarks section of an aeronautical order for a USAF Academy (USAFA) cadet, who participates in a USAFA parachute program reads: The member is

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not entitled to Hazardous Duty Incentive Pay

Front 90

(414) Which of the following is not a cause for permanent disqualification?

Back 90

Disenrollment from the military free fall course

Front 91

(414) How many days can a parachutist be suspended without major command (MAJCOM) approval?

Back 91

180

Front 92

(415) Commanders will provide at least 120 calendar days notification before involuntarily
terminating members’ aviation service who are

Back 92

dual-coded flying/jumping

Front 93

(415) The 120-day advance notification policy applies to

Back 93

flight pay only

Front 94

(416) Who is responsible for completing and certifying all AF Forms 4323, ARMS Multi-Crew Jump Records and AF IMTs 922, Individual Jump Records?

Back 94

Jumpmaster

Front 95

(416) What form is used as the primary source document for recording jump activity performed by multiple USAF members on a single day?

Back 95

AF Form 4323, ARMS Multi-Crew Jump Record

Front 96

(417) Who ensures the following items are correct on the AF IMT 922, Individual Jump Record:
date, aircraft mission design series, drop zone, jump type and condition, parachute type, jump altitude and the remarks?

Back 96

Jumpmaster

Front 97

(418) It is important for you to update jump accomplishments in the Aviation Resource
Management System, in a timely manner to avoid interrupting the member’s

Back 97

parachute duty pay.

Front 98

(418) Using figure 2–5, what does a “T” in the Jump Type option, indicate when updating jump accomplishments?

Back 98

Tactical or Operational

Front 99

(419) Which standard jump report provides an audit trail of individual jump activity?

Back 99

Jump Activity Update Summary

Front 100

(419) To get a summary of career jump totals, the standard jump report you would refer to is the

Back 100

Jump History Report

Front 101

(420) What standard folder serves as a repository for all approved documents pertaining to a member’s jump career?

Back 101

Jump record folder

Front 102

(420) What Part I section, of the jump record folder, would you file Rule 3 request letters?

Back 102

Military pay orders

Front 103

(421) When must the Host Aviation Resource Management office conduct a cover to cover audit
of the jump record folder?

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Upon PCS

Front 104

(421) When conducting a jump record folder audit, ensure all formal training certificates have been entered into ARMS using the

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Formal training window

Front 105

(422) What does a periodic review of the jump record folder ensure?

Back 105

Accuracy

Front 106

(422) Jump record folder reviews are conducted

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face-to-face with the member

Front 107

(423) When outprocessing a parachutist, what must you include in the jump record package?

Back 107

AF IMT 1521, ARMS Individual Jump Pay Entitlement Worksheet

Front 108

(423) When inprocessing a parachutist in the Aviation Resource Management System, the alpha
character “H” in the Pay Reason field of the Incentive Pay window means

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hazardous duty incentive pay