4.1 Multi-Mission Parachutist Course_2024_POI Combined Report.pdf

MULTI-MISSION PARACHUTIST COURSE - PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION

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PREFACE

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1. The purpose of the Multi-Mission Parachutist Course is to train military free-fall parachutists assigned to Marine units.

The Multi-Mission Parachutist Course has been deemed High-Risk Training (HRT).

2. All agencies and commands receiving graduates of this course are required to review the contents of this POI and evaluate the performance of their graduates against field requirements. Comments and recommendations may be submitted to:

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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SECTION TITLE PAGE

CERTIFICATION PAGE

RECORD OF CHANGES

PREFACE

COURSE DESCRIPTIVE DATA

SUMMARY OF HOURS AND EXPENSES

SCOPE OF ANNEXES

CONCEPT CARDS

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COURSE TITLE:

LOCATION:

COURSE ID:

OTHER SERVICE COURSE NUMBER:

MILITARY ARTICLES AND SERVICE LIST NUMBER (MASL):

OUTCOME:

SCOPE:

LENGTH (PEACETIME):

CURRICULUM BREAKDOWN (PEACETIME):

The purpose of the Multi-Mission Parachutist Course is to train personnel assigned to Marine Corps units to become military free fall parachutists.

Multi-Mission Parachutist Course provides the students with the required knowledge and skills needed to pack and jump the Parachute System 2 (PS2) in the self-set drogue and the hand deployed pilot chute configurations that are specific to airborne operations. Upon successful completion of this course, the students are qualified to employ the Parachute System 2 (PS2) during Marine Corps airborne operations.

LENGTH (MOBILIZATION):

This course would operate normally during mobilization. If directed, the course can reduce calendar days by working weekends.

CURRICULUM BREAKDOWN (MOBILIZATION):

MAXIMUM CLASS CAPACITY:

OPTIMUM CLASS CAPACITY:

MINIMUM CLASS CAPACITY:

CLASS FREQUENCY:

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TARGET POPULATION DESCRIPTION/PREREQUISITES:

A Marine that is assigned as a military free fall parachutist in accordance with MCO 3120.11_. A Marine is either a graduate of the Basic Reconnaissance Course, Individual Training Course, or the parachute Rigger Course.

Individuals must have the maturity, judgment, intelligence, and discipline to attend and successfully graduate Multi-Mission Parachutist Course. Students E-3 and below will be screened by an individual¿s Battalion Commander to ensure they possess those qualities to succeed in and graduate this course.

MULTI-MISSION PARACHUTIST COURSE

Airborne Systems Tactical Training Facility Sawtooth Airport 24106 South Sunland Gin Road Eloy, Arizona 85131

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Mobilization Note:

Target Population Description:

201.50Academic

55.00 Canopy Piloting PA

5.25 Demonstration

5.00 Field Exercise

13.50 Lecture

105.75 Practical Application

1.00 Quiz

16.00 Performance Evaluation

8.00Administrative

8.00 Administrative

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A Marine that is assigned as a military free fall parachutist in accordance with MCO 3120.11_. A Marine is either a graduate of the Basic Reconnaissance Course, Individual Training Course, or the parachute Rigger Course.

Individuals must have the maturity, judgment, intelligence, and discipline to attend and successfully graduate Multi-Mission Parachutist Course. Students E-3 and below will be screened by an individual¿s Battalion Commander to ensure they possess those qualities to succeed in and graduate this course.

MOS RECEIVED: NONE17.

18. POI TIER LEVEL:

FUNDING:

REPORTING INSTRUCTIONS:

E - PRIORITY 5 - PMOS SKILL ENHANCEMENT AND NON-MOS BILLET

SPECIFIC TRAINING.

"CG, TECOM (C464)"

Airborne Systems Tactical Training Facility Sawtooth Airport 24106 South Sunland Gin Road Eloy, Arizona 85131

(Government quarters and messing is not available. Meal rate should be set to CMR - Commercial Meal Rate.)

1. Report to the south hangar no later than 0700 on the course convene date.

2. Report to school wearing appropriate civilian attire.

3. Students will bring flight gloves, dog tags, over the ankle military combat boots, and authorized Marine Corps PT gear to the course, and respective service combat utility uniform. Winter classes (Nov-Mar) can bring issued unit cold weather gear. All other equipment will be issued.

4. Lodging is available at the Commercial facility. Students will billet in Casa Grande, AZ, reservations will be accomplished by Defense Travel System (DTS). When creating orders in DTS you must type/select ELOY, AZ in the "TDY Location" box on the "My Itinerary." If the correct location is not selected the proper transportation and lodging options will not be available in other areas of DTS. This may result in limited reimbursement or non-reimbursable expenses for the traveler.

5. Commercial Air is the authorized mode of transportation for all students. The servicing terminal for ELOY, AZ is PHX - Phoenix Sky Harbor International.

6. All students will be issued REPORTING ORDERS. A reporting/detaching endorsement is required to be filed with the travel voucher. "This course is taught by a civilian contractor and NOT conducted on a military installation.

Reporting/Detaching endorsement is NOT required."

7. Rental cars for individual or groups are required.

Prerequisites:

1. All students attending the Multi-Mission Parachutist Course must have a signed Command Screening checklist certifying the student meets the requirements of the below subparagraphs.

a. Individual is a volunteer for MMPC.

b. Individual has successfully completed a USSOCOM certified static line course.

c. Individual is currently assigned a jump coded billet.

d. Individual is medically qualified as evidenced by the completed DD Form 2807-1/ SF 93 stating qualified for MFF/HALO duty with current HAPS card.

e. Individual has no pending medical, dental, or personal appointments during the course dates that could prevent them from completing the course.

f. Individual has at least 12 months remaining on their current enlistment / service obligation.

g. Individual weighs a minimum of 105 pounds.

h. Individual is at least E1-O5.

i. Individual possesses the 0307, 0321, 0372, 0405, 0451, 0621, 2623, 8071, or L02A MOS.

*MMPC is a Special Operations accredited course. Other service attendees must be eligible to attend their services' Special Operations Forces Baseline Interoperability Standard MFF course*

j. Individual has no NJP within the past 12 months.

Rank: PFC, LCPL, CPL, SGT, SSGT, GYSGT, MSGT, 2NDLT, 1STLT, CAPT, MAJ, LTCOL

MOS: 0307, 0321, 0370, 0372, 0405, 0451, 0621, 2623, 8071

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21. See Appendix A for Instructor Computation Worksheet.INSTRUCTOR STAFFING REQUIREMENTS:

Airborne Systems Tactical Training Facility Sawtooth Airport 24106 South Sunland Gin Road Eloy, Arizona 85131

(Government quarters and messing is not available. Meal rate should be set to CMR - Commercial Meal Rate.)

1. Report to the south hangar no later than 0700 on the course convene date.

2. Report to school wearing appropriate civilian attire.

3. Students will bring flight gloves, dog tags, over the ankle military combat boots, and authorized Marine Corps PT gear to the course, and respective service combat utility uniform. Winter classes (Nov-Mar) can bring issued unit cold weather gear. All other equipment will be issued.

4. Lodging is available at the Commercial facility. Students will billet in Casa Grande, AZ, reservations will be accomplished by Defense Travel System (DTS). When creating orders in DTS you must type/select ELOY, AZ in the "TDY Location" box on the "My Itinerary." If the correct location is not selected the proper transportation and lodging options will not be available in other areas of DTS. This may result in limited reimbursement or non-reimbursable expenses for the traveler.

5. Commercial Air is the authorized mode of transportation for all students. The servicing terminal for ELOY, AZ is PHX - Phoenix Sky Harbor International.

6. All students will be issued REPORTING ORDERS. A reporting/detaching endorsement is required to be filed with the travel voucher. "This course is taught by a civilian contractor and NOT conducted on a military installation.

Reporting/Detaching endorsement is NOT required."

7. Rental cars for individual or groups are required.

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Proposed Structure 0321 Aircraft Pilot 2 0 N

All proposed structure is being supported by a contract. In the event the contract is unsupportable, all proposed structure will be a shortage.

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Proposed Structure 0321 Assistant Jump Master/Instructor

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All proposed structure is being supported by a contract. In the event the contract is unsupportable, all proposed structure will be a shortage.

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Proposed Structure 0321 Drop Zone Safety Driver

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All proposed structure is being supported by a contract. In the event the contract is unsupportable, all proposed structure will be a shortage.

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Proposed Structure 0321 Drop Zone Safety Officer 1 0 N

All proposed structure is being supported by a contract. In the event the contract is unsupportable, all proposed structure will be a shortage.

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Proposed Structure 0321 Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)

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All proposed structure is being supported by a contract. In the event the contract is unsupportable, all proposed structure will be a shortage.

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Proposed Structure 0321 Instructor 8 0 N

All proposed structure is being supported by a contract. In the event the contract is unsupportable, all proposed structure will be a shortage.

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Proposed Structure 0321 Jump Master/Instructor 2 0 N

All proposed structure is being supported by a contract. In the event the contract is unsupportable, all proposed structure will be a shortage.

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SCHOOL OVERHEAD REQUIREMENTS:22.

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Proposed Structure 0321 Malfunction Officer 1 0 N

All proposed structure is being supported by a contract. In the event the contract is unsupportable, all proposed structure will be a shortage.

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Proposed Structure 0321 Manifest Manager 1 0 N

All proposed structure is being supported by a contract. In the event the contract is unsupportable, all proposed structure will be a shortage.

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M3304000323 E5 0111 ADMIN CHIEF 1 0 N

Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.

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M3304000069 E2 0111 ADMIN CLERK 1 0 N

Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.

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M3304000002 O5 0302 COMMANDING OFFICER 1 0 N

Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.

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M3304000191 O4 0302 COMMANDING OFFICER 1 0 N

Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.

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M3304000192 O3 0302 EXECUTIVE OFFICER 1 0 N

Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.

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M3304000003 O4 0302 EXECUTIVE OFFICER 1 0 N

Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.

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M3304000004 O4 0302 OPERATIONS OFFICER 1 0 N

Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.

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M3304000321 W3 0306 MARINE GUNNER 1 0 N

Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.

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M3304000181 E4 0313 ADMIN CLERK 1 0 N

Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.

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M3304000195 E8 0321 OPERATIONS CHIEF 1 0 N

Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.

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M3304000305 E7 0321 RECONNAISSANCE

TRAINING CONTINUUM

MANAGER

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Notes:

Notes: All material requirements identified in paragraph 23 are being filled by a contract. In the event the contract lapses or is unsupported, material requirements will become deficient.

All facilities identified in paragraph 23 are being filled by a contract. In the event the contract lapses or is unsupported, facilities will become deficient.

LEARNING SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS:23.

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Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.Comment:

M3304000194 E8 0321 SNCOIC 1 0 N

Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.

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Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.

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M3304000092 E8 0399 OPERATIONS CHIEF 1 0 N

Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.

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Proposed Structure 0451 Parachute Rigger 12 0 N

All proposed structure is being supported by a contract. In the event the contract is unsupportable, all proposed structure will be a shortage.

Comment:

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Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.

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M9325001572 G13 1750 TRAINING SPECIALIST 1 0 N

This BIC is the Course Director.

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M3304000193 E8 8999 FIRST SERGEANT 1 0 N

Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.

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M3304000005 E9 8999 SERGEANT MAJOR 1 0 N

Billets in paragraph 22 provide some level of support to the course.

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The following facility requirements are identified for this course:

Airfield Airfield 9999 1 1 0 153 6.37

Classroom Classroom 2000 1 1 0 22.50 0.93

Drop Zone Drop Zone 9999 1 1 0 152 1.52

Oxygen Filling Room and Storage Oxygen Storage 3200 1 1 0 31.75 1.32

Packing Terminal Packing Terminal 3200 1 1 0 178.75 7.44

Wind Tunnel Wind Tunnel 3200 1 1 0 18.25 0.76

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Notes: All material requirements identified in paragraph 23 are being filled by a contract. In the event the contract lapses or is unsupported, material requirements will become deficient.

The following material requirements are identified for this course, costs are estimates:

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Altimeter test chamber

TC-10 1 1 0 $9,095.00

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$9,095.00$0.00

Cookie G3 helmet

L5733 60 60 0 $379.00

Nomenclature:

$22,740.00$0.00

Head Set Fast/Bump

160-00201 60 60 0 $49.12

Nomenclature:

$2,947.20$0.00

Liquid original sky jumpsuit

N/A 66 66 0 $1,000.00

Nomenclature:

$66,000.00$0.00

MA-12 Digital altimeter

6660-01-662-4428 60 60 0 $399.00

Nomenclature:

$23,940.00$0.00

Oxygen bailout bottles

N/A 70 70 0 $6,000.00

Nomenclature:

$420,000.00$0.00 oxygen console

N/A 1 1 0 $61,000.00

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$61,000.00$0.00

Oxygen mask

N/A 70 70 0 $3,000.00

Nomenclature:

$210,000.00$0.00

Oxygen test stand

4920014328925 1 1 0 $57,500.00

Nomenclature:

$57,500.00$0.00

Oxygen, recharging station, rdive pump

N/A 1 1 0 $25,000.00

Nomenclature:

$25,000.00$0.00

Parachute goggles

Mil-Tec 60 60 0 $24.95

Nomenclature:

$1,497.00$0.00

Parachutist Deployment Bag

Eagle-PDB 60 60 0 $179.00

Nomenclature:

$10,740.00$0.00

Replica rubber rifle M4

OTA-RWSO1 60 60 0 $189.00

Nomenclature:

$11,340.00$0.00

Open Purchase Items, Unit Funded Total Cost: $921,799.20$0.00

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24. TASK LIST: See Appendix B.

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SKU-NG-P15-3G 60 60 0 $11,999.00

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$719,940.00$0.00

Parachute system 2 (PS2)

1670-01531-6383 60 60 0

1670-01-673-3985 - Large 1670-01-674-2912 - Small

$17,000.00

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Nomenclature:

$1,020,000.00$0.00

TAMCN Items, HQMC Funded (SAC 3) Total Cost: $1,739,940.00$0.00

The following chart depicts a summary of material costs for this course. Costs are estimates:

Open Purchase Items, Unit Funded

TAMCN Items, HQMC Funded (SAC 3)

TOTAL COST DEFICIENCY COST

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$1,739,940.00

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The following chart depicts operation and maintenance costs (OMMC) for this course; costs are estimates:

Civilian Labor Cost $0.00

Consumable (Material) Cost $0.00

Contracts Cost $9,270,000.

FY costs for this course that is supported by contract #M0025418C0007.

ICE/ICF Cost $0.00

Interservice Cost $0.00

Fuel (POL) Cost $0.00

Non PMC Equipment Cost $0.00

Parts (Maintenance/Repair) Cost $0.00

Printing (Reproduction) Cost $0.00

TAD (Instructor/Support Staff) Cost $0.00

$9,270,000.00

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1. This POI was developed via a CCRB conducted on 11 March 2024 hosted by SOI-W, MCB Camp Pendleton, CA. The CCRB was attended by personnel from SOI W and TRNGCMD.

2. The Multi-Mission Parachutist Course structure outlined in this POI has been validated by the USSOCOM's Joint SOF Assessment Team who is the proponent for military free fall in FY 23. Deviations from the current course structure will require revalidation. Course recertification will occur on a two-year cycle.

3. Signed RAWs will be made available in the MLF. Risk Management is incorporated throughout the POI.

Detailed safety briefs are given prior to the execution of training and liberty. In regards to safety, SOI West is in compliance with all applicable orders, references, and guidance from TECOM, Training Command, and MTESD.

4. Contractor deliverables (NO Government Furnished Equipment):

a. Contractor shall meet all instructor, and safety requirements.

b. Contractor shall own all O2 requirements.

c. Contractor shall have a student GPS tracking devices to account for all students.

d. Contractor shall have transportation for all students to and from the drop zone(s).

e. Contractor shall have covered 4x4 safety vehicle for drop zone.

f. Contractor shall have Parachute System 2 expendables (retainer bands, tube stows, pull-up cords, Cypres loop material (Spectra), silicone gel, closing loops, etc.).

g. Contractor shall provide a rear or side door exit style aircraft.

(1) The aircraft shall be Air Mobility Command (AMC) 34 MFF Jump/Static line certified approved IAW FAA Part 135 (General Operations and Flight rules) and DoDI 4500.53, change 1 (DoD Commercial Air Transportation Quality and Safety Review Program).

(2) May have the ability to use a side door air capability for limited jumps up to, Graded Exercise 1 and other jumps without combat equipment.

h. Billeting:

(1) Billeting for the students are not required to be on site; however, a lodging facility (i.e., hotel) within a 35 mile radius to the place of performance is required.

i. Contractor shall provide the following jumper equipment:

(1) High cut helmet ballistic or non-ballistic i.e. OpsCore, Team Wendy, or equivalent approved by the Authorized for Naval Use List (ANUL).

(2) Goggles for the parachutist helmet.

(3) Jumpsuit.

(4) Digital wrist altimeter.

(5) Parachutist Deployment Bag.

(6) Rubber rifle (M4).

(7) Visible (green and Red lights)/IR Strobe light.

(8) Approved Oxygen mask i.e. POM, SOLR with associated SL-3.

(9) Night Vision Binocular system.

(10) Student/Instructor two way radio or inter-team communication radios.

(11) Peltor/Invisio T5 or equivalent over the ear hearing protection with the capability to use for inter-team communication.

(12) Push to talk (PTT) for use with inter-team communication.

(13) Visual Digital Navigational Aid such as phone or tablet with use of programs/applications such as ATAK.

(14) Jumpable plate Carrier with training plates. Plates will be utilized after Graded Exercise 2 for familiarization.

(15) Jump logbook.

j. Contractor must have a work space for the military service member and the Contractor Officer Representative (COR) on-site.

k. Contractor shall have large enough facility to have a Parachute packing area suitable to sustain adequate amounts of students parachute packing.

l. Contractor shall have a large enough classroom to facilitate up to 44 students at one time.

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APPENDIX A - INSTRUCTOR COMPUTATION WORKSHEET (LOCKSTEP)

COURSE:

9Programmed Number of Classes/Year:

Airborne Systems Tactical Training Facility Sawtooth Airport 24106 South Sunland Gin Road Eloy, Arizona 85131

201.50

Programmed Annual Input FY(24): 28

Syllabus Hours:

Length (avg cal days):

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Demonstration 44 22.000 2.00 5.25 10.50== x/

Field Exercise 44 2.316 19.00 5.00 95.00== x/

Lecture 44 22.000 2.00 13.50 27.00== x/

Performance Evaluation 44 2.316 19.00 16.00 304.00== x/

Practical Application 44 2.316 19.00 105.75 2009.25== x/

Quiz 44 22.000 2.00 1.00 2.00== x/

TOTAL INSTRUCTOR MANHOURS PER CLASS (G): 4867.75

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APPENDIX A - INSTRUCTOR COMPUTATION WORKSHEET (LOCKSTEP)

This course is supported by a contract that provides for instructor contract personnel as outlined in paragraph 21. No additional instructors are required.

ICW NOTES:

55200.28

4600.02

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SECTION III INSTRUCTOR COMPUTATION

TOTAL INSTRUCTOR

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TOTAL 5485.5554.004310.75 49370.00

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DUTY: RECN-SPIE Specialized Insetion and Extraction

TASKS: RECN-SPIE-2018 Pack a military free-fall parachute

RECN-SPIE-2019 Conduct a hand deployed pilot chute configuration jump

RECN-SPIE-2020 Conduct a self-set drogue configuration jump

RECN-SPIE-2023 Perform a High Altitude Low Opening (HALO) jump

RECN-SPIE-2024 Perform a High Altitude High Opening (HAHO) jump

TASK LIST NOTES:

1. The following lesson purpose periods of instruction are designed to refresh previously learned skills or to introduce task-oriented classes:

MMPC0101LP - History/Tactical Advantages MMPC0102LP - Components of the Parachute System 2 (PS2) MMPC0301LP - Pack a Self-Set Drogue

2. In order to evaluate all the students on the quantity of HALO jumps required of a free-fall parachutist, it was necessary to place the learning objective RECN-SPIE-2023 on concept cards MMPS0207PE, MMPS0308PE, and MMPS310PE.

3. RECN-SPIE-2024 learning analysis did not reveal new KSA's that would result in additional ELO's.

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This course would operate normally during mobilization. If directed, the course can reduce calendar days by working weekends.

(20 TRAINING DAYS)MOBILIZATION

SUMMARY OF HOURS

PEACETIME (20 TRAINING DAYS)

ANNEXHOURSTITLE

Academic Time

Basic Free-Fall Operations 23.25 A

Flight Procedures 91.25 B

Combat Equipment/O2 Free-Fall Operations 87.00 C

201.50Total Academic Hours

ANNEXHOURSTITLE

Administrative Time

Check-In Procedures 1.00 Z

Check-Out Procedures 1.00 Z

End of Course Critique 1.00 Z

Equipment Issue/Inspection 0.50 Z

Equipment Turn-In 0.50 Z

Graduation 3.00 Z

Lead a Guided Discussion 1.00 Z

8.00Total Administrative Hours

SUMMARY (PEACETIME)

Total Academic and Administrative Hours

Academic Time

8.00

209.50

201.50

Administrative Time

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TECOM COSTS:

TOTAL:

TOTAL:

TOTAL:

TECOM COSTS:

ON HAND MATERIAL (NON-RECURRING) COSTS

MATERIAL DEFICIENCY (NON-RECURRING) COSTS

ANNUAL (RECURRING) COSTS

Civilian Labor Cost $0.00 Consumable (Material) Cost $0.00 Contracts Cost $9,270,000.00

ICE/ICF Cost $0.00 Interservice Cost $0.00 Fuel (POL) Cost $0.00

Non PMC Equipment Cost $0.00 Parts (Maintenance/Repair) Cost $0.00 Printing (Reproduction) Cost $0.00

TAD (Instructor/Support Staff) Cost $0.00

$9,270,000.00

$0.00

HQMC (PMC) $0.00

$0.00

$0.00

Class V (ammunition) cost $0.00

TECOM $0.00

OTHER $0.00

TAMCN Items, HQMC Funded (SAC 3) $0.00

$0.00

$0.00

TAMCN Items, Unit Funded (SAC 1) $0.00 Servmart Items $0.00

Open Purchase Items $0.00

TYPE

TYPE

TYPE

TECOM COSTS:

APPN 1106 Operations and Maintenance

APPN 1106 Procurement of Ammunition

APPN 1109 Procurement Marine Corps

APPN 1106 Operations and Maintenance

APPN 1109 Procurement Marine Corps

APPN 1106 Operations and Maintenance

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TOTAL:

TOTAL RECURRING/NON-RECURRING COSTS

Annual (Recurring) costs $9,270,000.00

Material deficiency (non-recurring) costs $0.00 On-hand material (non-recurring) costs $0.00

$9,270,000.00

$0.00

TYPE

TECOM COSTS:

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SECTION III - SCOPE OF ANNEXES

A. Basic Free-Fall Operations The purpose of this annex is to provide Marines with knowledge and skills associated with the history, donning, and the components of the Parachute System 2 (PS2). The Marine receives instruction and practical application on the basic free-fall body position, packing the hand deployed pilot chute, and employing the hand deployed pilot chute configuration.

B. Flight Procedures The purpose of this annex is to provide Marines with knowledge and skills associated with aircraft procedures, jump commands, theory of flight, canopy control, and emergency procedures. This annex contains practical application and performance examinations on vertical wind tunnel procedures, packing, canopy control procedures, and Parachute System 2 (PS2) jumps utilizing the hand deployed pilot chute configuration.

C. Combat Equipment/O2 Free-Fall Operations The purpose of this annex is to provide Marines with knowledge and skills associated with preparing combat equipment, jumping with oxygen (O2), and deploying the self-set drogue configuration.

This annex contains practical application and performance examinations on vertical wind tunnel procedures, packing, Parachute System 2 (PS2) jumps utilizing the self-set drogue configuration, night parachute operations, and team night free-fall insertions.

Z. Administrative The purpose of this annex is to provide an accounting of the administrative time required in the conduct of the program of instruction.

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Academic Concept Cards contain either learning objectives or a lesson purpose statement, but not both.

Displayed on the Concept Card are codes that symbolize the media used to support this lesson or exam.

The following is a comprehensive list of media used in this course and their respective codes:

Displayed on the Concept Card are codes that symbolize the methods of instruction used to present this lesson or exam. Following each method code is the time (in hours) allocated to that method and the student to instructor ratio associated with that period of time. (The hours and ratios depicted on the Concept Card are used to determine instructor-staffing requirements.) The following is a comprehensive list of methods used in this course and their respective codes:

This is a code depicting the instructional group or section of the course during which this lesson or exam takes place.

This is a code depicting the phase (e.g., week, month, etc.) of the course during which this lesson or exam takes place.

This is the title assigned to this lesson or exam. It should refer to the subject matter covered in the lesson or exam when possible.

This number (carried to the second decimal place) depicts the amount of time required to conduct the lesson or exam once, even if it is presented multiple times to smaller groups of students.

This designator is a unique code assigned to this specific lesson or exam within this course.

A Concept Card is developed to describe each academic or administrative block of time during a course. These Concept Cards are then grouped into subject areas, called annexes, which are summarized in Section III. Annexes A through Y are reserved for academic lessons and exams. Annex Z is reserved for administrative time.

1.

2. The following information is contained on each Academic Concept Card in Section IV:

The heading listed at the top of the Concept Card includes the name of the course, the section of the POI, and the letter and title of the annex to which the lesson or exam is assigned.

Heading.

Lesson/Exam ID.

Hours.

Title.

Phase (optional).

Group (optional).

Methods, Hours, S:I Ratio.

Media.

Learning Objective(s)/Lesson Purpose.

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b.

c.

f.

g.

h.

i.

j.

k.

When Academic Concept Cards are entered there are 3 option types: Lesson Purpose, Task Oriented, and Exam.

Type.d.

For a Training Curriculum, objectives from T&R Manuals will have a category of Training.Category.e.

Method Code

Administrative ADMIN

Canopy Piloting PA Canopy Piloting PA

Demonstration D

Field Exercise FEX

Lecture L

Practical Application PA

Quiz Qz

Performance Evaluation XP

Medium Code

Actual Item/Object AIO

Camera CAM

Computer Generated Graphics CG

Handout HO

Mockup MU

Television TV

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This section of the Concept Card contains any information pertinent to the administrative block of time.

This is a short description of the administrative event.

This number (carried to the second decimal place) depicts the amount of administrative time required for this event. If this is a repeating event, one Concept Card may indicate the cumulative hours associated with this event throughout the course.

This designator is a unique code assigned to this administrative event within the course.

The heading listed at the top of the concept card included the name of the course, the section of the POI, and the fact that this concept card is part of Annex Z, Administrative Time.

This section contains the source documents used for development of the lesson or other references which relate to the lesson. At a minimum, it must contain all documents referenced in the learning objectives included on the concept card.

A learning objective describes a behavior that students are expected to perform following instruction, not necessarily identical to a behavior performed on the job. It also details the conditions under which that behavior is performed and the minimum standards of acceptable performance. A student masters the objective when his or her performance equals or exceeds the standard. (Information concerning student evaluation and mastery is contained in Section V of this POI.)

One, and only one, TLO is written for each task in section 1, Appendix B, of the POI. The behavior in the TLO duplicates the actual behavior required on the job, modified only if the constraints of the academic environment will not allow it. A TLO should only appear on a Concept Card for a lesson or exam during which students actually perform the TLO. Each TLO is assigned a numeric designator identical to the designator of its corresponding task in section 1, Annex B, which is identical to the designator of the Training and Readiness (T&R) from which the task was derived.

This designator is located in parentheses at the end of the TLO.

ELOs are designed to teach students the knowledge and skills required for successful performance of the TLOs. Each ELO is placed only on Concept Cards for lesson or exams during which students actually perform the ELO. Many introductory lessons will contain only ELOs.

Each ELO is assigned the same numeric designator as the TLO it supports, followed by a unique combination of one or two letters. This designator is located in parentheses at the end of the ELO. (The first 26 ELOs are assigned the letters "a" through "z" consecutively. If there are more than 26 ELOs, they are assigned the letters "aa" through "az", then "ba" through "bz", etc.)

Terminal Learning Objective (TLO).

Learning Objective.

Enabling Learning Objective (ELO).

A lesson purpose statement is recorded on a Concept Card where no learning objectives are appropriate (e.g., overview, orientation, or enrichment lesson) and the lesson is not to be evaluated. The lesson purpose statement clearly describes the rationale for presenting the lesson.

Lesson Purpose.

Whenever a lesson requires the use of ammunition by students or the instructional staff in support of the lesson, the Concept Card for that lesson will include a table describing those requirements.

Included for each type of ammunition will be its Department of Defense Identification Code (DODIC), its nomenclature, the average number of rounds used by each student, and number of support rounds.

Ammunition Requirements.

This section of the Concept Card contains any information pertinent to the lesson. Examples of items which may be addressed here are instructor requirements, scheduling notes, special prerequisites, references to test on that material will be evaluated, etc.

Notes (Optional).

References.

3. The following information is contained on each Administrative Concept Card in section IV:

4. The following pages contain useful information for locating the learning objectives and lessons that make up this course:

Heading.

Event ID.

Hours.

Event.

Notes (Optional).

l.

m.

n.

(1)

(a)

(b)

(2) a.

b.

c.

f.

g.

When Administrative Concept Cards are entered, the type will always be Administrative.Type.d.

For a Training Curriculum, objectives from T&R Manuals will have a category of Training.Category.e.

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This report lists, by annex, all learning objectives developed for this course. It also identifies every Concept Card on which a learning objective is included.

This report lists, by learning objective designator, all learning objectives developed for this course. It also identifies every Concept Card on which a learning objective is included.

4. The following pages contain useful information for locating the learning objectives and lessons that make up this course:

Location of Learning Objectives Report.

Academic and Administrative Summaries.

a.

b.

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LO ANNEX LESSON ID LESSON TITLE

LOCATION OF LEARNING OBJECTIVES REPORT

RECN-SPIE-2018 A MMPC0106 Pack a Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Main

B MMPC0205PE Packing a Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Main Performance Examination

RECN-SPIE-2018a A MMPC0106 Pack a Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Main

B MMPC0205PE Packing a Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Main Performance Examination

RECN-SPIE-2018b A MMPC0106 Pack a Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Main

B MMPC0205PE Packing a Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Main Performance Examination

RECN-SPIE-2019 A MMPC0105 Hand Deployed Pilot Chute

B MMPC0206PA Pre-Jump/Round Robin Practical Application

B MMPC0207PA Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Practical Application

B MMPC0207PE Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Performance Examination

B MMPC0208EX Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Group Exercise

RECN-SPIE-2019a A MMPC0103 Donning and Adjusting the Parachute System 2 (PS2)

B MMPC0204PA Vertical Wind Tunnel Slick Practical Application

B MMPC0206PA Pre-Jump/Round Robin Practical Application

B MMPC0207PA Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Practical Application

B MMPC0207PE Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Performance Examination

B MMPC0208EX Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Group Exercise

RECN-SPIE-2019b B MMPC0201 Aircraft Procedures and Jump Commands

B MMPC0206PA Pre-Jump/Round Robin Practical Application

B MMPC0207PA Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Practical Application

B MMPC0207PE Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Performance Examination

B MMPC0208EX Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Group Exercise

RECN-SPIE-2019c B MMPC0201 Aircraft Procedures and Jump Commands

B MMPC0206PA Pre-Jump/Round Robin Practical Application

B MMPC0207PA Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Practical Application

B MMPC0207PE Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Performance Examination

B MMPC0208EX Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Group Exercise

RECN-SPIE-2019d A MMPC0104 Basic Free Fall Body Position

B MMPC0206PA Pre-Jump/Round Robin Practical Application

B MMPC0207PA Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Practical Application

B MMPC0207PE Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Performance Examination

B MMPC0208EX Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Group Exercise

RECN-SPIE-2019e A MMPC0104 Basic Free Fall Body Position

B MMPC0204PA Vertical Wind Tunnel Slick Practical Application

B MMPC0206PA Pre-Jump/Round Robin Practical Application

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LO ANNEX LESSON ID LESSON TITLE

LOCATION OF LEARNING OBJECTIVES REPORT

B MMPC0207PA Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Practical Application

B MMPC0207PE Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Performance Examination

B MMPC0208EX Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Group Exercise

RECN-SPIE-2019f B MMPC0202 Theory of Flight and Canopy Control

B MMPC0206PA Pre-Jump/Round Robin Practical Application

B MMPC0207PA Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Practical Application

B MMPC0207PE Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Performance Examination

B MMPC0208EX Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Group Exercise

RECN-SPIE-2019g B MMPC0203 Emergency Procedures

B MMPC0206PA Pre-Jump/Round Robin Practical Application

B MMPC0207PA Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Practical Application

B MMPC0207PE Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Performance Examination

B MMPC0208EX Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Group Exercise

RECN-SPIE-2019h B MMPC0203 Emergency Procedures

B MMPC0206PA Pre-Jump/Round Robin Practical Application

B MMPC0207PA Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Practical Application

B MMPC0207PE Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Performance Examination

B MMPC0208EX Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Group Exercise

RECN-SPIE-2019i B MMPC0203 Emergency Procedures

B MMPC0206PA Pre-Jump/Round Robin Practical Application

B MMPC0207PA Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Practical Application

B MMPC0207PE Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Performance Examination

B MMPC0208EX Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Group Exercise

RECN-SPIE-2019j B MMPC0203 Emergency Procedures

B MMPC0206PA Pre-Jump/Round Robin Practical Application

B MMPC0207PA Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Practical Application

B MMPC0207PE Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Performance Examination

B MMPC0208EX Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Group Exercise

RECN-SPIE-2019k B MMPC0203 Emergency Procedures

B MMPC0206PA Pre-Jump/Round Robin Practical Application

B MMPC0207PA Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Practical Application

B MMPC0207PE Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Performance Examination

B MMPC0208EX Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Group Exercise

RECN-SPIE-2020 C MMPC0302 Deploying a Self-Set Drogue

C MMPC0304PA Self-Set Drogue Jump Practical Application Session One

C MMPC0307PA Self-Set Drogue Jump Practical Application Session Two

C MMPC0308PE Self-Set Drogue Jump Performance Examination

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LO ANNEX LESSON ID LESSON TITLE

LOCATION OF LEARNING OBJECTIVES REPORT

RECN-SPIE-2020a C MMPC0304PA Self-Set Drogue Jump Practical Application Session One

C MMPC0306 Jumping with Oxygen (O2)

C MMPC0307PA Self-Set Drogue Jump Practical Application Session Two

C MMPC0308PE Self-Set Drogue Jump Performance Examination

RECN-SPIE-2020b C MMPC0305 Combat Equipment

C MMPC0307PA Self-Set Drogue Jump Practical Application Session Two

C MMPC0308PE Self-Set Drogue Jump Performance Examination

RECN-SPIE-2023 A MMPC0105 Hand Deployed Pilot Chute

B MMPC0206PA Pre-Jump/Round Robin Practical Application

B MMPC0207PA Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Practical Application

B MMPC0207PE Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Performance Examination

B MMPC0208EX Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Group Exercise

C MMPC0304PA Self-Set Drogue Jump Practical Application Session One

C MMPC0307PA Self-Set Drogue Jump Practical Application Session Two

C MMPC0308PE Self-Set Drogue Jump Performance Examination

C MMPC0310PE Team Day/Night Insertion Exercise Performance Examination

RECN-SPIE-2023a A MMPC0103 Donning and Adjusting the Parachute System 2 (PS2)

B MMPC0204PA Vertical Wind Tunnel Slick Practical Application

B MMPC0206PA Pre-Jump/Round Robin Practical Application

B MMPC0207PA Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Practical Application

B MMPC0207PE Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Performance Examination

B MMPC0208EX Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Group Exercise

RECN-SPIE-2023b A MMPC0103 Donning and Adjusting the Parachute System 2 (PS2)

B MMPC0204PA Vertical Wind Tunnel Slick Practical Application

B MMPC0206PA Pre-Jump/Round Robin Practical Application

B MMPC0207PA Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Practical Application

B MMPC0207PE Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Performance Examination

B MMPC0208EX Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Group Exercise

RECN-SPIE-2024 C MMPC0309 Night Operations

C MMPC0310PE Team Day/Night Insertion Exercise Performance Examination

RECN-SPIE-2024a C MMPC0309 Night Operations

C MMPC0310PE Team Day/Night Insertion Exercise Performance Examination

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Academic Summary

TITLE HOUR TYPEIDENTIFIER CAT

INIT

RAC

RESID

RAC

ANNEX A Basic Free-Fall Operations

MMPC0101LP History/Tactical Advantages 0.75 LP TRN RAC4 RAC5

MMPC0102LP Components of the Parachute System 2 (PS2) and Associated Air Items

1.25 LP TRN RAC4 RAC5

MMPC0103 Donning and Adjusting the Parachute System 2

(PS2)

3.50 T TRN RAC4 RAC5

MMPC0104 Basic Free Fall Body Position 2.00 T TRN RAC4 RAC5

MMPC0105 Hand Deployed Pilot Chute 1.75 T TRN RAC4 RAC5

MMPC0106 Pack a Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Main 14.00 T TRN RAC4 RAC5

Total Annex A Hours 23.25

ANNEX B Flight Procedures

MMPC0201 Aircraft Procedures and Jump Commands 1.50 T TRN RAC4 RAC5

MMPC0202 Theory of Flight and Canopy Control 2.00 T TRN RAC4 RAC5

MMPC0203 Emergency Procedures 5.00 T TRN RAC4 RAC5

MMPC0204PA Vertical Wind Tunnel Slick Practical Application 8.25 T TRN RAC3 III RAC4

MMPC0205PE Packing a Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Main Performance Examination

1.00 E TRN RAC4 RAC5

MMPC0206PA Pre-Jump/Round Robin Practical Application 8.50 T TRN RAC4 RAC5

MMPC0207PA Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Practical Application 55.00 T TRN RAC1 RAC2

MMPC0207PE Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Performance Examination

5.00 E TRN RAC1 RAC2

MMPC0208EX Hand Deployed Pilot Chute Group Exercise 5.00 T TRN RAC1 RAC2

Total Annex B Hours 91.25

ANNEX C Combat Equipment/O2 Free-Fall Operations

MMPC0301LP Pack a Self-Set Drogue 1.00 LP TRN RAC4 RAC5

MMPC0302 Deploying a Self-Set Drogue 1.50 T TRN RAC4 RAC5

MMPC0304PA Self-Set Drogue Jump Practical Application Session One

38.50 T TRN RAC1 RAC2

MMPC0305 Combat Equipment 1.50 T TRN RAC4 RAC5

MMPC0306 Jumping with Oxygen (O2) 1.50 T TRN RAC4 RAC5

MMPC0307PA Self-Set Drogue Jump Practical Application Session Two

5.00 T TRN RAC1 RAC2

MMPC0308PE Self-Set Drogue Jump Performance Examination 5.00 E TRN RAC1 RAC2

MMPC0309 Night Operations 2.00 T TRN RAC4 RAC5

MMPC0310PE Team Day/Night Insertion Exercise Performance Examination

31.00 E TRN RAC1 RAC2

Total Annex C Hours 87.00

Total Academic Hours 201.50

Administrative Summary

TITLE HOUR TYPEIDENTIFIER CAT

INIT

RAC

RESID

RAC

ANNEX Z Administrative

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ADMIN01 Check-In Procedures 1.00 ADM TRN RAC4 RAC5

ADMIN02 Equipment Issue/Inspection 0.50 ADM TRN RAC4 RAC5

ADMIN03 Equipment Turn-In 0.50 ADM TRN RAC4 RAC5

ADMIN04 Check-Out Procedures 1.00 ADM TRN RAC4 RAC5

ADMIN05 End of Course Critique 1.00 ADM TRN RAC4 RAC5

ADMIN06 Graduation 3.00 ADM TRN RAC4 RAC5

ADMIN07 Lead a Guided Discussion 1.00 ADM TRN RAC4 RAC5

Total Annex Z Hours 8.00

Total Administrative Hours 8.00

Total POI Hours: 209.50

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TITLE:

LESSON ID: MMPC0101LP

History/Tactical Advantages

HOURS: 0.75

TYPE: Lesson Purpose

CATEGORY: Learning

RAC4INITIAL RAC:

RAC5RESIDUAL RAC:

GROUP:PHASE:

MEDIA:

LESSON PURPOSE:

CG, HO

1. The purpose of this lesson is to familiarize the student with the history of the Parachute System 2 (PS2) and the tactical advantages the system brings to today's battlefield. Main ideas include:

a. History of the Parachute System 2 (PS2).

b. Overview of Parachute System 2 (PS2) configurations.

c. Parachute System 2 (PS2) operating limitations.

d. Parachute System 2 (PS2) tactical advantages.

e. Parachute System 2 (PS2) safety features.

METHOD HOURS S:I RATIO INSTRUCTOR TYPE FACILITY

L 0.75 44 : 2 0326CTR x 2 Classroom

REFERENCE - TITLE PUBLICATION ID CHAPTER/PAGE

Operators Manual for Parachute System-2 (PS-2) and Tandem Offset Resupply Delivery System (TORDS)

TM 1670-10/1 Entire TM

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TITLE:

LESSON ID: MMPC0102LP

Components of the Parachute System 2 (PS2) and Associated Air Items

HOURS: 1.25

TYPE: Lesson Purpose

CATEGORY: Learning

RAC4INITIAL RAC:

RAC5RESIDUAL RAC:

GROUP:PHASE:

MEDIA:

LESSON PURPOSE:

AIO, CG, HO

1. The purpose of this lesson is to provide the student with an introduction to the components of the Parachute System 2 (PS2) and associated air items. The class will contain the following main ideas:

a. Components of the Parachute System 2 (PS2).

b. Nomenclature of the Parachute System 2 (PS2).

c. Detailed breakdown of Parachute System 2 (PS2) Configurations.

d. Associated air items.

METHOD HOURS S:I RATIO INSTRUCTOR TYPE FACILITY

L 1.25 44 : 2 0326CTR x 2 Classroom

REFERENCE - TITLE PUBLICATION ID CHAPTER/PAGE

Operators Manual for Parachute System-2 (PS-2) and Tandem Offset Resupply Delivery System (TORDS)

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TITLE:

LESSON ID: MMPC0103

Donning and Adjusting the Parachute System 2 (PS2)

HOURS: 3.50

TYPE: Task Oriented

CATEGORY: Learning

RAC4INITIAL RAC:

RAC5RESIDUAL RAC:

GROUP:PHASE:

MEDIA: AIO, CAM, CG, HO, MU, TV

METHOD HOURS S:I RATIO INSTRUCTOR TYPE FACILITY

D 0.50 44 : 2 0326CTR x 2 Classroom

L 1.00 44 : 2 0326CTR x 2 Classroom

PA 2.00 44 : 19 0326CTR x 19 Packing Terminal

ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE(S):

1. Given a military free-fall mission and a Parachute System-2 (PS-2), don a Parachute System-2 (PS-2) in a hand deployed pilot chute configuration in accordance with TM 1670-10/1. (RECN-SPIE-2019a)

2. Given a military free-fall High Altitude Low Opening (HALO) mission and a Parachute System 2 (PS2), prepare jumper equipment in accordance with TM 1670-10/1. (RECN-SPIE-2023a)

3. Given a military free-fall mission and a Parachute System 2 (PS2), execute post landing procedures in accordance with TM 1670-10/1. (RECN-SPIE-2023b)

REFERENCE - TITLE PUBLICATION ID CHAPTER/PAGE

Operators Manual for Parachute System-2 (PS-2) and Tandem Offset Resupply Delivery System (TORDS)

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TITLE:

LESSON ID: MMPC0104

Basic Free Fall Body Position

HOURS: 2.00

TYPE: Task Oriented

CATEGORY: Learning

RAC4INITIAL RAC:

RAC5RESIDUAL RAC:

GROUP:PHASE:

MEDIA: AIO, CG, HO

METHOD HOURS S:I RATIO INSTRUCTOR TYPE FACILITY

D 0.25 44 : 2 0326CTR x 2 Classroom

L 0.75 44 : 2 0326CTR x 2 Classroom

PA 1.00 44 : 19 0326CTR x 19 Packing Terminal Wind Tunnel

ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE(S):

1. Given a military free-fall mission, a Parachute System-2 (PS-2), and an aircraft, execute the dive exit in accordance with TM 1670-10/1. (RECN-SPIE-2019d)

2. Given a military free-fall mission, a Parachute System-2 (PS-2), and an aircraft, execute basic free-fall maneuvers in accordance with TM 1670-10/1. (RECN-SPIE-2019e)

REFERENCE - TITLE PUBLICATION ID CHAPTER/PAGE

Operators Manual for Parachute System-2 (PS-2) and Tandem Offset Resupply Delivery System (TORDS)

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TITLE:

LESSON ID: MMPC0105

Hand Deployed Pilot Chute

HOURS: 1.75

TYPE: Task Oriented

CATEGORY: Learning

RAC4INITIAL RAC:

RAC5RESIDUAL RAC:

GROUP:PHASE:

MEDIA: AIO, CG, HO

METHOD HOURS S:I RATIO INSTRUCTOR TYPE FACILITY

D 0.25 44 : 2 0326CTR x 2 Classroom

L 0.50 44 : 2 0326CTR x 2 Classroom

PA 1.00 44 : 19 0326CTR x 19 Packing Terminal Wind Tunnel

TERMINAL LEARNING OBJECTIVE(S):

1. Given a military free fall mission, aircraft and equipment. Conduct a hand deployed pilot chute configuration jump To insert into an area of operation by deploying the pilot chute within +/- 250 feet of a designated altitude and landing safely on a pre-planned drop zone within 50 meters of other jumpers. (RECN-SPIE-2019)

2. As a member of a team assigned a mission requiring airborne insertion into an area of operation, given a service approved tactical parachute system, electronic automatic activation device, helmet, peltors, communication system, night vision devices, goggles, altimeter, individual body armor, assigned uniform, aviators kit bag, parachutist deployment bag, hook pile tape lowering line, weapon, center mounted weapon harness, oxygen mask, oxygen system portable, safety equipment, and an aircraft with a flight plan at an altitude of at least 9,500 feet AGL, Drop zone, and mission essential equipment, perform a High Altitude Low Opening (HALO) jump to insert into an area of operations deploying the main canopy at the designated altitude or at the designated time delay from exit, flying to the Desired Impact Point (DIP), and landing within 50 meters of the DIP. (RECN-SPIE-2023)

REFERENCE - TITLE PUBLICATION ID CHAPTER/PAGE

Airborne Operations USASOC Regulation 350-3 Entire TM

Marine Corps Parachuting Policy and Program Administration

MCO 3120.11A Entire TM

Operators Manual for Parachute System-2 (PS-2) and Tandem Offset Resupply Delivery System (TORDS)

TM 1670-10/1 Entire TM

Special Forces Military Free-Fall Operations ATP 3-18.11, CHG 1 Entire TM

Special Operations Forces Baseline Interoperable Airborne Operations (Parachuting) Training Standards

USSOCOM M…