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Duties of the Jumpmaster team in the unit area
1. The jumpmaster is notified that they are the primary jumpmaster for the airborne
operation.
2. The primary jumpmaster will receive information.
3. Jumpmaster team rehearsals.
4. MACO briefing
5. Sustained Airborne Training
6. Mock door training
When do the duties of a JM team begin?
Immediately upon notification
The Primary Jumpmaster can delegate _________ but not ________
Authority and Responsibility
When a jumpmaster is notified, what information will they receive?
i) Mission and ground tactical plan.
ii) Air movement plan to include time of flight, formations, route, direction of flight over
drop zone, drop altitude, location and design of code letters, racetracks, and emergency
call signs/frequencies.
iii) Names of the Assistant Jumpmaster(s) and Safety personnel, and time and place to
brief them.
iv) Transportation (movement to marshaling area, and departure airfield plan and
times).
,v) Tactical cross load plan.
vi) Weather decision time(s).
vii) Type of aircraft for the operation and special items of equipment being worn by
Jumpers or any a-series containers on the aircraft.
viii) Aircraft tail numbers, chalk numbers, and parking spots.loads (PP, CDS and free
drop), and types of drops
ix) Landing plan to include drop zones, drop times, delivery sequence, number/type of
(CARP, GMRS, WSV, VIRS or JSJR).
x) Air item turn in plan.
xi) Medical support plan.
xii) Receive the timeline from the backwards planning and begin execution.
When does the MACO briefing take place?
As soon as possible after manifest and prior to sustained airborne training, the
operation briefing should be given to the personnel on the operation.
What should the MACO briefing include?
The operation briefing should include all of the details involving the airborne operation.
Where is mock door training conducted?
Unit area or at departure airfield
Sustained airborne training can be conducted within ____ hours of _______
24, take-off
Sustained airborne training can be conducted up to _______ prior, with an approval
from ______.
48 hours, O-6 or higher
Add a minimum, sustained airborne training must cover what?
Pre-jump, parachute landing falls, and mock door training
,Parachute landing platforms must be ______ in height.
24 inches
During airborne training, you must ensure:
All jumpers are properly conducting sustained airborne training to standard.
What may be tailored to the operation?
Prejump, operation
What must mock door training have?
Suitable mock up, the type of aircraft that is being utilized for the operation
What is included in mock door training?
Static line control
exiting procedures
red light procedures
jump refusals
towed jumper procedures
emergency procedures
What is SERJT/E?
An abbreviation to describe mock door training:
Static line control
exiting procedures
red light procedures
jump refusals
towed jumper procedures
emergency procedures
During mock door training, you must _______ & __________
Load the jumpers in reverse chalk order, reinforce the airborne commanders tactical
cross land
At minimum, how many mock door rehearsals must we conducted?
2
How must the last mock door rehearsal be conducted?
, It must be conducted as planned for the airborne operation.
Where does sustained airborne training in mock door training have to be conducted?
If not done in the unit area, they must be conducted at the departure airfield.
Upon arrival to departure airfield, the Primary Jumpmaster will report to the ______
for an update or any changes to the operation or timeline, i.e. aircraft parking,
weather, parachute issues, etc.
Departure Airfield Control Officer (DACO)
All members of the jumpmaster team will report to the DACO and receive the ______
& sign the ______.
Serious incident brief, serious incident brief roster
Copies of the ________ Will be made and distributed.
Manifest
After copies of the manifest are distributed, where will the primary jumpmaster move
out to?
They will move out to the aircraft to conduct a briefing with the air crew.
When is the aircrew usually available?
One hour prior to station time.
What is station time?
The time that is agreed-upon between the army in the Air Force for when all the
jumpers and equipment must be loaded and seated with seatbelts on inside the aircraft.
When can using unit reject an aircraft?
In the event that the aircraft is not configured properly for the operation, or there is a
paratroop door that is inoperable.
What information will the aircrew and jumpmaster discuss pertaining to the
operation?
1. Time warnings and checkpoints
2. Drop altitude, speed, and heading
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Duties of the Jumpmaster team in the unit area
1. The jumpmaster is notified that they are the primary jumpmaster for the airborne
operation.
2. The primary jumpmaster will receive information.
3. Jumpmaster team rehearsals.
4. MACO briefing
5. Sustained Airborne Training
6. Mock door training
When do the duties of a JM team begin?
Immediately upon notification
The Primary Jumpmaster can delegate _________ but not ________
Authority and Responsibility
When a jumpmaster is notified, what information will they receive?
i) Mission and ground tactical plan.
ii) Air movement plan to include time of flight, formations, route, direction of flight over
drop zone, drop altitude, location and design of code letters, racetracks, and emergency
call signs/frequencies.
iii) Names of the Assistant Jumpmaster(s) and Safety personnel, and time and place to
brief them.
iv) Transportation (movement to marshaling area, and departure airfield plan and
times).
,v) Tactical cross load plan.
vi) Weather decision time(s).
vii) Type of aircraft for the operation and special items of equipment being worn by
Jumpers or any a-series containers on the aircraft.
viii) Aircraft tail numbers, chalk numbers, and parking spots.loads (PP, CDS and free
drop), and types of drops
ix) Landing plan to include drop zones, drop times, delivery sequence, number/type of
(CARP, GMRS, WSV, VIRS or JSJR).
x) Air item turn in plan.
xi) Medical support plan.
xii) Receive the timeline from the backwards planning and begin execution.
When does the MACO briefing take place?
As soon as possible after manifest and prior to sustained airborne training, the
operation briefing should be given to the personnel on the operation.
What should the MACO briefing include?
The operation briefing should include all of the details involving the airborne operation.
Where is mock door training conducted?
Unit area or at departure airfield
Sustained airborne training can be conducted within ____ hours of _______
24, take-off
Sustained airborne training can be conducted up to _______ prior, with an approval
from ______.
48 hours, O-6 or higher
Add a minimum, sustained airborne training must cover what?
Pre-jump, parachute landing falls, and mock door training
,Parachute landing platforms must be ______ in height.
24 inches
During airborne training, you must ensure:
All jumpers are properly conducting sustained airborne training to standard.
What may be tailored to the operation?
Prejump, operation
What must mock door training have?
Suitable mock up, the type of aircraft that is being utilized for the operation
What is included in mock door training?
Static line control
exiting procedures
red light procedures
jump refusals
towed jumper procedures
emergency procedures
What is SERJT/E?
An abbreviation to describe mock door training:
Static line control
exiting procedures
red light procedures
jump refusals
towed jumper procedures
emergency procedures
During mock door training, you must _______ & __________
Load the jumpers in reverse chalk order, reinforce the airborne commanders tactical
cross land
At minimum, how many mock door rehearsals must we conducted?
2
How must the last mock door rehearsal be conducted?
, It must be conducted as planned for the airborne operation.
Where does sustained airborne training in mock door training have to be conducted?
If not done in the unit area, they must be conducted at the departure airfield.
Upon arrival to departure airfield, the Primary Jumpmaster will report to the ______
for an update or any changes to the operation or timeline, i.e. aircraft parking,
weather, parachute issues, etc.
Departure Airfield Control Officer (DACO)
All members of the jumpmaster team will report to the DACO and receive the ______
& sign the ______.
Serious incident brief, serious incident brief roster
Copies of the ________ Will be made and distributed.
Manifest
After copies of the manifest are distributed, where will the primary jumpmaster move
out to?
They will move out to the aircraft to conduct a briefing with the air crew.
When is the aircrew usually available?
One hour prior to station time.
What is station time?
The time that is agreed-upon between the army in the Air Force for when all the
jumpers and equipment must be loaded and seated with seatbelts on inside the aircraft.
When can using unit reject an aircraft?
In the event that the aircraft is not configured properly for the operation, or there is a
paratroop door that is inoperable.
What information will the aircrew and jumpmaster discuss pertaining to the
operation?
1. Time warnings and checkpoints
2. Drop altitude, speed, and heading
