18-R-5022_CFETP_TCS.pdf

AIR FORCE SPECIALITY CODE 1T2XX

PARARESCUE SPECIALITY

CAREER FIELD

EDUCATION AND TRANING PLAN

TASKS, CONDITIONS, STANDARDS (TCS)

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1T2X1 CFETP Tasks, Conditions and Standards (TCS)

Proficiency Code (PC) Key

Scale Value Definition: The Individual

Task

Performance

Levels

Can do simple parts of the task. Needs to be told or shown how to do most of the task.

Can do most parts of the task. Needs only help on hardest parts.

(Partially Proficient)

3 Can do all parts of the task. Needs only a spot check of completed work. (Competent)

Can do the complete task quickly and accurately. Can tell or show others how to do the task. (Highly Proficient)

*Task

Knowledge

Levels a Can name parts, tools, and simple facts about the task.

(Nomenclature) b Can determine step-by-step procedures for doing the task.

(Procedures) c Can identify why and when the task must be done and why each step is needed.

(Operating Principles) d Can predict, isolate, and resolve problems about the task.

(Advanced Theory)

**Subject

Knowledge

Levels

A Can identify basic facts and terms about the subject.

(Facts)

B Can identify relationship of basic facts and state general principles about the subject.

(Principles)

C Can analyze facts and principles and draw conclusions about the subject. (Analysis)

D Can evaluate conditions and make proper decisions about the subject.

(Evaluation)

Explanations

* A task knowledge scale value may be used alone or with a task performance scale value to define a level of knowledge for a specific task. (Example: b and 1b)

** A subject knowledge scale value is used alone to define a level of knowledge for a subject not directly related to any specific task, or for a subject common to several tasks.

X This mark is used alone in course columns to show that training is required but not given due to limitations in resources.

- This mark is used alone instead of a scale value to show that no proficiency is provided in the course or CDC.

3/5/7 Indicates a core task. Core tasks are critical for 3-, 5-, and 7-level personnel. They require full support for training accomplishment and are deemed critical for career progression, upgrade, and operational mission necessity.

NOTE: Ensure that the trainer is adhering to the proficiency code key when signing off each individual line item.

Core

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

1. HUMAN PERFORMANCE OPTIMIZATION

5 1.1. Character Development

Given GA and/or ST leadership handbook, and adequate study time

Discuss the GA and/or ST Leadership Handbook with your supervisor

Trainee will analyze key principles and roles and responsibilities commensurate with

3/5lvl PJ team member and draw conclusions on the subject matter.

B C -

1.3. Maintain Human Performance

Standards

Given a subject matter expert, HPO facility, and required HPO equipment

Trainee will create an exercise plan with unit strength coach in order to develop a physical training regimen to meet career field physical fitness standards and functional job needs

3b 3c -

1.4. Perform Movement

Preparation Exercises

Given a subject matter expert, HPO facility, and required HPO equipment

Trainee will identify proper movement prep to include joint mobility, dynamic warm-up, neural activation and the associated benefits of each. Trainee must demonstrate proper execution of all movement preparation exercises.

b 3c -

1.5. Perform Prehabilitation

Exercises

Given a subject matter expert, HPO facility, and required HPO equipment

Trainee will identify and perform exercises that will enhance the trainee’s ability to mitigate and/or prevent physical injury, while performing physical training associated with strength and conditioning and/or field training. IAW unit HPO guidance.

b 3c -

1.6. Perform Strength & Endurance

Training

Given a subject matter expert, HPO facility, and required HPO equipment

Trainee will identify human performance benefits associated with strength and endurance training. Trainee must demonstrate a minimum of three different strength or endurance exercises and state specific muscle groups involved.

b 3c -

5 1.7. Perform Functional Training

Given a subject matter expert, HPO facility, and required HPO equipment

Trainee will identify functional training and associated benefits. Trainee is able to relate functional training to on the job activities. Trainee will set up and demonstrate proper implementation of functional training.

b 3c -

1.8. Determine & Develop Cardio

Training

Given a subject matter expert, HPO facility, and required HPO equipment

Trainee will differentiate between various cardiovascular activities utilizing each energy system and define VO2 max. Trainee is required to present five different cardiovascular activities and how they relate to human performance.

b 3c -

1.9. Perform Movement Skill

Exercises

Given a subject matter expert, HPO facility, and required HPO equipment

Trainee will perform plyometrics, agility, and speed and verbalize how they benefit during operational performance.

b 3c -

1.10. Perform regeneration

Techniques

Given a subject matter expert, HPO facility, and required HPO equipment

Trainee will identify strategies toward recovery including stretching, soft tissue work, using a foam roller or equivalent, active rest, and physiological/psychological unloading. Trainee will demonstrate six different soft tissue management techniques.

b 3c -

5 1.11. Perform Finning Techniques

Given SME, fins, mask, snorkel, uniform, Aquatic facility

Trainee will identify fundamentals of finning and proper techniques.

Trainee will complete surface swim IAW AFI 10-3502 Vol.1 PT Standards

- 3c -

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

5 1.12. Perform Freestyle Technique

Given SME, fins, mask, snorkel, uniform, Aquatic facility

Trainee will identify fundamentals of freestyle and proper techniques.

Trainee will complete surface swim IAW AFI 10-3502 Vol.1 PT Standards

- 3c -

1.14. Develop a Performance

Nutrition Plan

Given a HPO subject matter expert, registered dietician

Trainee will demonstrate proficiency on www.sportsnutritionsociety.org or equivalent website and be able to be able to articulate foundational concepts for performance nutrition. Trainee must create a seven day performance nutrition training plan.

b 3c -

2. PARARESCUE OPERATIONS

2.1. Pararescue Career Field

2.1.1. History

Given an academic situation with appropriate references

Trainee will analyze facts and principles and draw conclusions about:

1- Key events in Pararescue history

2- Can relate facts of award recipients and the award earning missions

A B C

2.1.2. Duties and Responsibilities

TR: AFMAN 36-2108, AFI 36-

2201, AFI 36-2618

CFETP Part 1, AFPD 16-12

Given an academic situation with appropriate references

Trainee will analyze facts and principles and draw conclusions about:

Air Force Structure and Pararescue job descriptions, duties, and responsibilities within each skill level IAW CFETP, AFI 36-2618 and GA/ST Leadership Handbook.

A B C

2.1.3. AF Policy Directive and

Instructions

TR: AFDD 3-50

TR AFPD 10-35 and JP 3-30

Given an academic situation with appropriate references

Trainee will analyze facts and principles and draw conclusions about AF Policies, directives, and instructions as they relate to Pararescue within the DOD and the AF

A B C

2.1.4. Career Progression &

Specialty Structure

Given an academic situation with appropriate references

Trainee will analyze facts and principles and draw conclusions about their career path progression within the AF and Pararescue with regards to rank, PME, and OJT upgrade requirements. IAW CFETP A B C

2.2 Operations Planning

2.2.1.Use OPLANS / CONPLANS

TR: AFI 10-401, JP 5, AFTTP 3-

3.GA

Given an academic situation with appropriate references and a scenario

Trainee will utilize an OPLAN/CONPLAN in the development of a PR mission plan

Trainee will articulate the doctrinal difference between OPLAN/CONPLAN and create a PR mission plan based on real world Area of Operation.

- - 3b

2.2.2. Identify crisis action team

procedures

TR: AFI 10-207

Given an academic situation with appropriate references

Trainee will identify Crisis Action Team functions and duties IAW AFI 10-207

- - c

2.2.3. Develop concepts of

operations Given an academic situation with appropriate

Trainee will develop the Concepts of Operations of a PR mission plan

- - c

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

TR: AFTTP 3-3.GA, AFDD 2-6.1,

JP 3-50.21, JP 3-50-1 vol. 1 references and a team leaders assistance

2.2.4. Pararescue Doctrine, Concepts of Operations, & Policy

TR: AFDD 3-50, JP 3-50.2, JP 3-

50.3, JP 3-50.21

Given an academic situation with appropriate references

Trainee will identify doctrine, concepts of operations, and policies governing

Pararescue forces

- - C

2.2.5. Tactical-Level PR Planning

Considerations

TR: JP 3-50.2, JP 3-50.3, JP 3-

50.21

Given an academic situation with appropriate references

Trainee will complete CBT course PR 102 via Joint Knowledge Online website https://jkodirect.jten.mil/Atlas2/page/login/Login.jsf

- - C

2.2.6. Theater-Level PR Planning

Considerations

: JP 3-50.2, JP 3-50.3, JP 3-50.21

Given an academic situation with appropriate references

Trainee will identify the fundamental requirements of theater level PR planning

Personnel Recovery 3-Series

Course Given a formal PR course Graduate from 300 series PR course - - -

2.3 Deployment

2.3.1 Manage deployed PJ assets

TR: AFTTP 3-1.GA, AFTTP 3-

3.GA, AFH 10-3502

Given an academic situation with appropriate references

Trainee will discuss management of deployed Pararescue assets as relating to:

1- Tactical Employment

2- Environmental considerations

3- Sustainment and re-supply

4- Unit specific UTC Management

5- Re-deployment

- c -

2.3.2 Deployed Personnel Mgt, Organization, Tasking, C2

Relationships (7)

TR: AFDD 3-50, JP 3.50 SERIES,

AFTTP 3-3.GA, AFTTP 3-1.GA

Given an academic situation with appropriate references

Trainee will identify deployed Pararescue organization, tasking, and command & control relationships

2.4 Mission Planning and Preparation:

TR: AFDD 3-50, AFDD 2-7, AFTTP3-1.GA, AFTTP 3-3.GA,

Special Tactics Mission Planning Guide

2.4.1. Mission Tasking & Staff

Coordination Chain of Command

Given an academic situation with appropriate references

Trainee will identify mission tasking authorities and required staff coordination as it relates to receiving, launching and executing the personnel recovery mission b - C https://jkodirect.jten.mil/Atlas2/page/login/Login.jsf

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

5 2.4.2 Conduct Mission Brief Backs

Given a mission scenario with and appropriate checklist

Trainee will deliver a mission back brief IAW The Ranger Handbook TC 3-21.76

- 3b -

5 2.4.3 Prepare Mission Reports

Given a mission scenario and MAJCOM specific reporting format and intelligence All Source

Analyst

Trainees will prepare Consolidated Mission Report (CMR) b 3b -

2.4.4. Develop Evasion Plans of

Action

Given an academic situation with appropriate references, a mission scenario or TASKORD, and subject matter expert

Trainee will develop an EPA to support the mission execution plan IAW theater specific guidance. Information regarding EPAs can be located on the JPRC Knowledge wall b 3b -

2.4.5. Apply RM for Risk to

Mission/Risk to Forces

Given an academic situation with appropriate references, a mission scenario or TASKORD

Trainee will analyze Risk to Mission/Risk to Force through all phase of operations IAW

AFTTP 3-3.GA, AFI 90-802

b 3b -

2.4.6. Air Tasking Orders (ATO) &

Special Instructions (SPINS)

Given an academic situation, with appropriate references and an ATO with CSAR SPINS

Trainee will explain the following:

1- Define the acronym “SPINS”

2- Location of SPINS in ATO

3- Importance of SPINS and how they apply to CSAR procedures in a specific ATO

4- Where to go in the SPINS to locate the rescue letter, color, word, and number of the day for the 24 hour period in which they will be flying

5- Where to go in the SPINS to locate the geographic coordinates for the ATO

SARDOT and for all the PAFE’s in the ATO

6- Where to go in the SPINS to locate frequencies and expected radio procedures for downed aircrew

7- Where to go in the SPINS to locate the designated SARNEG for a specific 24 hour period

8- Where to go in the SPINS to locate the designated CSAR brevity code words for a given 24 hour period

9- Where to go for availability of assets for immediate close air support (ICAS)

A C -

2.5. Human Remains/Material

Removal TR: AFI 34-242 Given an academic situation, with appropriate

Trainee will identify and apply ethical and legal responsibilities for recovery operations b 3b -

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl references and a mission scenario

Trainee will guard the site and prevent intrusion by intruders until relieved by competent authority.

Trainee will perform the following:

1- Perform wreckage marking of simulated military aircraft

2- Perform wreckage marking of simulated civilian

3- Record center of impact zone, general direction of footprint, time, date, elevation, gauge readouts (if applicable), and any outstanding features.

4- Record in the form of a sketch the location of the wreckage in relation to major land features as well as location of major parts of mishap aircraft, crew, and passengers

2.6. Intelligence

2.6.1. Identify Intelligence Elements from:

5 2.6.1.1. Friendly Order of Battle

In an academic setting with access to prepared intelligence sources, military OB references and materials/charts

Trainee will Identify elements of Friendly Order of battle and how it relates to mission planning IAW FM 1-02 Operational Terms and Graphics and the Ranger Handbook A C -

5 2.6.1.2. Enemy Order of Battle

In an academic setting with access to prepared intelligence sources, military OB references and materials/charts

Trainee will Identify elements of Enemy Order of battle and how it relates to mission planning IAW FM 1-02 Operational Terms and Graphics and the Ranger Handbook

SH 21-76

A C -

2.6.1.3. Aerial and surface

reconnaissance

In an academic setting with access to aerial and surface imagery

Trainee will Identify elements of aerial and surface reconnaissance and how it relates to mission planning IAW JFIRES, AFTTP 3-3.GA, AFTTP 3-1.GA A C -

5 2.6.1.4. Survivor information

In an academic setting with access to ISOPREP and survivor information, and simulated DD 1833

Trainee will Identify elements of survivor information and how it relates to mission planning A C -

2.6.2. Identify Intelligence Elements for:

5 2.6.2.1. Accuracy

Given four items of intelligence with information about source and date of acquisition.

Trainee will understand the Confidence Levels in Analytical Judgments IAW AFI

14-133 INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS (AFI 14-133 Table 3.1) A C -

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

5 2.6.2.2. Map preparation

Given a scenario with intelligence including:

enemy order of battle, friendly order of battle, spider routes, SARDOT and BULLSEYES

Trainee will Identify elements of intelligence and how it relates to map preparation

IAW AFTTP 3-3.GA, AFTTP 3-1GA, and AFH 10-3502 A C -

2.6.2.3. Weather and terrain

analysis

Given a scenario, map, and past and current weather data

Trainee will identify elements of weather and terrain and how it relates to mission planning IAW the Ranger Handbook SH 21-76, AFTTP 3-3.GA, AFH 10-644 A C -

5 2.6.2.4. Operations analysis

Given a scenario with intelligence including:

enemy order of battle, friendly order of battle, spider routes, SARDOT and BULLSEYES

Trainee will Identify elements of intelligence affecting Operations analysis and how it relates to mission planning IAW AFTTP 3-3.GA A C -

2.7. Infiltration & Exfiltration

5 2.7.1. Modes, Means, & Methods

In an academic situation:

Given a scenario with intelligence including:

Weather, terrain, enemy order of battle, friendly order of battle, spider routes, SARDOT and bulls eyes

Trainee will analyze and discuss:

1. Modes: Air, Land, Sea

2. Means: Fixed wing, Rotary wing, Surface vessel, Subsurface, Vehicle, and dismounted ops.

3. Methods: Parachuting, Air landing, Alternate insertion/extraction, Amphibious operations, Open and closed circuit diving, Tactical vehicles, Tactical patrolling.

A C -

5 2.7.2. Mission Planning Factors

Given a scenario with intelligence including:

Weather, terrain, enemy order of battle, friendly order of battle, spider routes, SARDOT and bulls eyes

Trainee will analyze and discuss 4 factors that affect the type of Infil / Exfil. used for conducting missions IAW AFTTP 3-3 GA, USSOCOM 3.50-6, JP 5-0

B C -

2.8. Communications

2.8.1. Radio Systems

5 2.8.1.1. Operate Inter-Team Radios

Given a multiband inter team radio (MBITR), comms card, and laptop

Trainee will identify and determine the various components and program an inter-team radios IAW established communications plan and manufacturers manual:

1. Create mission plan utilizing a standard laptop

2. Clone the radio

2b 3b -

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

3. Manually change and input frequencies

4. Identify various external devices (i.e. Antennae, mic, PTT, KDUs, etc.)

5. Identify and repair common radio failures

2.8.1.2. Operate Tactical Radios

(over-the-horizon)

In an academic situation

Given a MBITR, multiband multimission radio (MBMMR) (PRC-

117), and crypto

Trainee will Identify the following requirements and program Tactical Radios:

1- Should be capable of transmitting line of sight and over the horizon

2- Variable power output

3- Secure capable a 3b -

2.8.1.3. Operate Tactical Data Link

Systems

In an academic situation:

Given handheld digital end user device (ATAK or suitable substitute) and manual

Trainee will identify how to utilize situational awareness (SA) and digital communication tools a 2b -

2.8.1.4. Tags, Trackers, Locaters

(TTL), & Blue Force Trackers

(BFT)

Given unit assigned tracking device and user manual

Trainee will understand and analyze the operations of unit and AOR specific Blue Force

Trackers.

A C -

5 2.8.1.5. Operate Satellite Phone

In an academic situation given satphone and manufacturers manual

Trainee will determine step by step procedures for general use of the satellite phone and make at least one phone call

- 2b -

2.8.2. Operate Secure & Non-Secure Devices

2.8.2.1. Perform Communication

Procedures

Given a multiband inter team radio (MBITR), comms plan

Trainee will demonstrate correct secure and non-secure communication procedures:

1. Inter team and inter aircraft radio checks according to established communications plan

2. Radio etiquette IAW unit SOP

2b 3c -

5 2.8.2.2. Use NORDO Procedures

Given SPINS and unit assigned signaling equipment

Trainee will demonstrate correct NORDO communication procedures using visual signaling devices 2b 3c -

2.9. Environmental Effects & Operations Considerations on Pararescue Operations

5 2.9.1. Nuclear

Given an academic situation appropriate references

Trainee will analyze and determine the effects of the nuclear environment on Pararescue operations as it relates to the following operating considerations: IAW AFTTP 3-3GA

1. Equipment requirements

2. Survival considerations

3. Communication considerations

4. Personal hygiene and equipment

5. Mounted team movement

- C -

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

6. Expedient improvised sheltered

5 2.9.2. Chemical

Given an academic situation appropriate references

Trainee will analyze and determine the effects of the nuclear environment on Pararescue operations as it relates to the following operating considerations: IAW AFTTP 3-3GA

1. Equipment requirements

2. Expedient improvised shelters

3. Survival considerations

4. Communication considerations

5. Personal hygiene and equipment

6. Mounted team movement

7. Acclimatization factors

- C -

5 2.9.3. Biological

Given an academic situation appropriate references

Trainee will analyze and determine the effects of the nuclear environment on Pararescue operations as it relates to the following operating considerations: IAW AFTTP 3-3GA

1. Equipment requirements

2. Expedient improvised shelters

3. Survival considerations

4. Communication considerations

5. Personal hygiene and equipment

6. Mounted team movement

7. Acclimatization factors

- C -

5 2.9.4. Desert

Given an academic situation appropriate references

Trainee will analyze and determine the effects of the nuclear environment on Pararescue operations as it relates to the following operating considerations: IAW AFTTP 3-3GA

1. Equipment requirements

2. Expedient improvised shelters

3. Survival considerations

4. Communication considerations

5. Personal hygiene and equipment

6. Mounted team movement

7. Acclimatization factors

- C -

5 2.9.5. Jungle

Given an academic situation appropriate references

Trainee will analyze and determine the effects of the nuclear environment on Pararescue operations as it relates to the following operating considerations: IAW AFTTP 3-3GA

1. Equipment requirements

2. Expedient improvised shelters

3. Survival considerations

4. Communication considerations

5. Personal hygiene and equipment

6. Mounted team movement

7. Acclimatization factors

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

5 2.9.6. Arctic

Given an academic situation appropriate references

Trainee will analyze and determine the effects of the nuclear environment on Pararescue operations as it relates to the following operating considerations: IAW AFTTP 3-3GA

1. Equipment requirements

2. Expedient improvised shelters

3. Survival considerations

4. Communication considerations

5. Personal hygiene and equipment

6. Mounted team movement

7. Acclimatization factors

- C -

5 2.9.7 Urban

Given an academic situation appropriate references

Trainee will analyze and determine the effects of the nuclear environment on Pararescue operations as it relates to the following operating considerations: IAW AFTTP 3-3GA

1. Equipment requirements

2. Expedient improvised shelters

3. Survival considerations

4. Communication considerations

5. Personal hygiene and equipment

6. Mounted team movement

7. Acclimatization factors

- C -

5 2.9.8. Mountain

Given an academic situation appropriate references

Trainee will analyze and determine the effects of the nuclear environment on Pararescue operations as it relates to the following operating considerations: IAW AFTTP 3-3GA

1. Equipment requirements

2. Expedient improvised shelters

3. Survival considerations

4. Communication considerations

5. Personal hygiene and equipment

6. Mounted team movement

7. Acclimatization factors

- C -

5 2.9.9. Water

Given an academic situation appropriate references

Trainee will analyze and determine the effects of the nuclear environment on Pararescue operations as it relates to the following operating considerations: IAW AFTTP 3-3GA

1. Equipment requirements

2. Expedient improvised shelters

3. Survival considerations

4. Communication considerations

5. Personal hygiene and equipment

6. Mounted team movement

7. Acclimatization factors

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

3. AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS

3.1. Aircraft Duties (Day/Night)

5 3.1.1. General flight rules Given an academic setting without references

Prior to flight trainee will accomplish qual eval IAW AFI 10-3502 Vol 2:

Trainee will analyze and draw conclusions to an IJ on the following topics IAW AFI

11-202 Vol 3:

1. Alcohol use as it relates to flying

2. Medication use as it relates to flying.

3. Physical condition as it relates to flying.

4. Crew rest as it relates to flying.

5. Crew duty day as it relates to flying

6. Blood loss as it relates to flying (blood donations)

7. Diving as it relates to flying

8. Hypobaric flight as it relates to flying

Oxygen requirement as it relates to flying

A C -

3.1.2. Perform Mission Aircraft

Emergency & Egress Procedures

Given Mission assigned aircraft

Trainee will demonstrate the following IAW AFI 10-3502 Vol 1: LL03, MDS specific guidance, and aircrew instruction:

1. Emergency shutdown procedure

2. Egress/extrication of all aircrew personnel

3. Destruction or manual sanitization of classified equipment

2b 3b -

3.1.3. Aircrew Qualification Concepts

3.1.3.1. Air Force publications and

T.O.’s

Given an academic setting with unit applicable references

Trainee will identify simple facts concerning the use of Air Force publications and TOs as it relates to PJ specific duties. Identify proper use of AF 847 Recommendation for change to publication.

A B -

5 3.1.3.2. AFTO form 781 Series In an academic setting with an MDS 781 Trainee will identify basic facts about using the AFTO form 781 series - B -

3.1.3.3. Flight Crew Information

File (FCIF)

In an academic setting with references

Trainee will identify basic facts and terms about using:

1. Flight Crew/ Special Tactics Information File (FCIF/ STIF)

2. Aircrew Read File (ARF)

3. MAJCOM approved, unit level Read File

A B -

3.1.3.4. Aviation Service, Aeronautical Ratings, Flight Pay, And Badges

In an academic setting with references

Trainee will identify basic facts and terms about aviation service, aeronautical ratings, and badges IAW AFI 11-401/402.

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

3.1.3.5. Non-Rated Aircrew

Training

In an academic setting without references

Trainee will identify basic facts and terms about the aircrew training program

1. Universal Aircrew Training IAW AFI 10-3502 Vol 1 and 2, AFI 11-202 Vol 1 and 2 MAJCOM Supplement

- B -

5 3.1.3.6. Aircraft Oxygen Systems In an academic setting without references

Trainee will identify basic facts, terms and operations of aircraft oxygen systems IAW unit or MDS specific 3-3 guidance as it relates to emergency oxygen.

3.1.3.7. Utilize Cargo Restraint

Devices to Load & Unload Cargo

In an academic setting without references

Trainee will identify simple facts about cargo loading/unloading and the utilization of cargo restraint devices. IAW MDS Specific 3-3.

A B -

3.1.3.8. Components And

Operation Of Aircraft Weapons

Systems.

For familiarization Given a mission assigned aircraft with mounted weapon and

Subject matter expert.

Trainee will identify basic facts and terms about:

1. Arming

2. Weapons theory of operation. Differences between mechanical and electrically driven mechanisms

3. Emergency procedures

4. De-arming

5. The use of intercom/radio such as not to interfere with aircrew in critical phases of flight, and important radio communications

- A -

3.1.4. Configure Aircraft With

Pararescue Mission Equipment And

Litters

Given PJ mission equipment for current unit tasking, unit approved litters, and mission assigned aircraft.

Trainee will configure litters and unit assigned equipment on aircraft for peacetime and combat rescue within 30 minutes IAW unit Standard Operating Procedures.

2b 3b -

5 3.1.5. Perform Scanner Duties Given a day and night aircraft sortie.

Trainee will perform the following operations IAW MDS specific 3-1 and

AFTTP 3-3GA Instructions (may require multiple flights to complete):

1. Pre/post flight duties

2. Checklist while in-flight

3. Proper voice terminology

4. Use of intercom/radios

5. Crew coordination

6. Air re-fueling duties

7. Primary approach duties

8. Terminal area operations with deployed PJ team.

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

9. Operations while in a formation Flight.

3.1.6. Perform Aerial Search

Procedures

Given an aircraft sortie, during the day and night.

Trainee will perform the following search techniques and find designated objects on the ground IAW MDS specific 3-1 and AFTTP 3-3GA guidance (may require multiple flights to complete)

- 3b -

3.1.7. Perform Aerial Site

Evaluation

Given an aircraft sortie on mission assigned MDS during the day and night.

Trainee will evaluate the following items for the selection of a landing site IAW

AFTTP 3-3.GA, 3-1.GA, J-FIRE and 11 series instructions.

1. Weather

2. Terrain and obstacles

3. Hostile forces

4. Friendly forces

5. Survivor/objective location

- 3b -

3.1.8. Perform Enroute Flight

Following

Given an aircraft sortie using electronic and non-electronic means during day or night conditions.

Trainee will demonstrate the ability to show the aircraft’s present location within 5 miles.

- 3b -

3.1.9. Perform Night Vision Goggle

Operations

Given an aircraft sortie with unit assigned NVGs

Trainee will demonstrate the following:

1. Use of authorized aircraft systems IAW aircrew and MDS specific instructions

2. The use of intercom/radio such as not to interfere with aircrew in critical phases of flight, and important radio communications IAW AFTTP 3-3.GA

3. Patient handling IAW Current Pararescue Medical Operations Handbook

4. Deployment/employment procedures IAW AFTTP 3-3.GA, USSOCOM M 350-6 and MDS specific guidance

- 3b -

3.1.10. Operate Aircraft Intercom

System

Given a static MDS or live sortie, head set, and push to talk

Trainee will correctly set and dial-in aircraft intercom box, adjust frequencies, volume, and use proper terminology, Crew resource management IAW MDS specific guidance and AFTTP 3-1.GA/ AFTTP 3-3.GA

- 3c -

3.1.11. Operate Aircraft Hoist

System

Given a day or night sortie, a person or material to be hoisted, and subject matter expert

Trainee will operate aircraft hoist IAW applicable aircraft MDS specific guidance and

IAW AFTTP 3-1.GA/ AFTTP 3-3.GA

3.1.12. Forward Area Rearming &

Refueling Point (FARRP)

Operations

In an academic setting given a verbal or written scenario

Trainee will identify forward Area Rearming and Refueling Point (FARRP) IAW applicable aircraft MDS specific guidance, AFTTP 3-3.GA, AFI 11-235

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

- 3.1.13. Marshall Aircraft In an academic setting Trainee will complete marshalling exam with a 80% passing score IAW AFI 11-218 and 10-3502 v2 a 2b -

3.1.14. Establish Helicopter

Landing Zone (HLZ)

Given a day and night aircraft sortie

Trainee will perform HLZ controller duties IAW AFTTP 3-3.GA, AFFTP 3-1.GA, J-

FIRE, or Special Tactics Operators Checklist

- 3b -

3.1.15. Perform Trans-Load

Operations

Given PJ mission equipment for current unit tasking, unit approved litters, and mission assigned aircraft.

Trainee will safely trans-load patients from one aircraft to another IAW applicable aircraft MDS specific guidance, AFTTP 3-3.GA, and AFTTP 3-1.GA

3.1.16. Perform Land & Water

Survivor Recovery

Given PJ mission equipment for current unit tasking, and mission assigned aircraft.

Trainee will perform survivor recovery ICW a FMP IAW AFTTP 3-1.GA / AFTTP 3-

3.GA

1. Land

2. Water

3b 3c -

3.1.17. Handle Patients / Litters In

Aircraft

Given PJ mission equipment for current unit tasking, and mission assigned aircraft (static or live)

Trainee will demonstrate:

1. Loading IAW MDS specific guidance

2. Securing IAW MDS specific guidance

3. Patient care consideration IAW current Pararescue Medical Operations Handbook

3b 3c -

3.2. Perform Alternate Insertion Extraction (AIE) Duties

3.2.1. Day Rapid Tactical Vehicle

On/ Off-Load

Given PJ mission equipment for current unit tasking, mission assigned vehicles, and mission assigned aircraft (static or live)

Trainee will demonstrate day rapid/tactical vehicle on/ offload procedures IAW MDS specific guidance

- 3c -

3.2.2. Night Rapid Tactical Vehicle

On/ Off Load

Given PJ mission equipment for current unit tasking, mission assigned vehicles, and mission assigned aircraft (static or live)

Trainee will demonstrate night rapid/tactical vehicle on/ offload procedures IAW MDS specific guidance

- 3c -

5 3.2.3. Day Land Hoist Operations

Given a hoist, on a unit assigned aircraft day sortie with full combat / mission equipment, and proper time calls

Trainee will perform appropriate actions during day insertion/extraction of team member and patients using a hoist IAW AFTTP 3-3.GA, USSOCOM M 350-6, and

MDS specific guidance 3b 3c -

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

5 3.2.4. Night Land Hoist Operations

Given a hoist, on a unit assigned aircraft night sortie with full combat / mission equipment, and proper time calls

Trainee will perform appropriate actions during night insertion/extraction of team member and patients using a hoist IAW AFTTP 3-3.GA, USSOCOM M 350-6, and

MDS specific guidance b 3c -

3.2.5. Use Litters During Hoist

Operations

Given a hoist and unit approved litter on a unit assigned aircraft sortie with full combat / mission equipment, and proper time calls

Trainee will demonstrate survivor recovery to include night rigging configuration using a hoist approved litter IAW AFTTP 3-3.GA, USSOCOM M 350-6, and MDS specific guidance

3b 3c -

3.2.6. Use Tag-Line During Hoist

Operations

Given a hoist and unit approved litter on a unit assigned aircraft sortie with full combat / mission equipment, and proper time calls

Trainee will demonstrate tag-line duties during survivor recovery using a hoist approved litter IAW AFTTP 3-3.GA, USSOCOM M 350-6, and MDS specific guidance 3b 3c -

3.2.7. Use Barrel-Man Technique

During Hoist Operations

Given a hoist and unit approved litter on a unit assigned aircraft sortie with full combat / mission equipment, and proper time calls

Trainee will demonstrate Barrel-Man duties during survivor recovery using a hoist approved litter IAW AFTTP 3-3.GA, USSOCOM M 350-6, and MDS specific guidance 3b 3c -

5 3.2.8. Day Rappel

Given PJ mission equipment for current unit tasking, and mission assigned aircraft

Trainee will perform and understand appropriate actions and procedures with equipment given time calls in flight during a day rappel deployment from a IAW AFH

10-3502 and USSOCOM M 350-6

3b 3c -

5 3.2.9. Night Rappel

Given PJ mission equipment for current unit tasking, and mission assigned aircraft

Trainee will perform and understand appropriate actions and procedures with equipment given time calls in flight during a night rappel deployment IAW AFH 10-

3502 and USSOCOM M 350-6 b 3c -

5 3.2.10. Day Free-Fall Swimmer

Given PJ mission equipment for current unit tasking, and mission assigned aircraft for a day over water sortie

Trainee will perform and understand appropriate actions and procedures given time calls in flight during a day free-fall swimmer deployment IAW AFH 10-3502 and

USSOCOM M 350-6

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

5 3.2.11. Night Free-Fall Swimmer

Given PJ mission equipment for current unit tasking, and mission assigned aircraft for a day over water sortie

Trainee will perform and understand appropriate actions and procedures given time calls in flight during a night free-fall swimmer deployment IAW AFH 10-3502 and

USSOCOM M 350-6

b 3c -

5 3.2.12. Day Land Rope Ladder

Given PJ mission equipment for current unit tasking, and mission assigned aircraft over land

Trainee will perform and understand appropriate actions and procedures given time calls in flight during a day land rope ladder extraction IAW AFH 10-3502 and

USSOCOM M 350-6

3b 3c -

5 3.2.13. Night Land Rope Ladder

Given PJ mission equipment for current unit tasking, and mission assigned aircraft over land

Trainee will perform and understand appropriate actions and procedures given time calls in flight during a night land rope ladder extraction IAW AFH 10-3502, USSOCOM M 350-6, and MDS specific guidance b 3c -

3.2.14. Day Land Fast Rope

Insertion and Extraction System

(FRIES)

Given PJ mission equipment for current unit tasking, and mission assigned aircraft for a day over land sortie

Trainee will perform and understand appropriate actions and procedures given time calls in flight during a day fast rope insertion/extraction IAW AFH 10-3502 and

USSOCOM M 350-6, and MDS specific guidance

3b 3c -

5 3.2.15. Night Land FRIES

Given PJ mission equipment for current unit tasking, and mission assigned aircraft for a night over land sortie

Trainee will perform and understand appropriate actions and procedures given time calls in flight during a night fast rope insertion/extraction IAW

AFH 10-3502, USSOCOM M 350-6, and MDS specific guidance b 3c -

5 3.2.16. Day Water Hoist

Given a hoist, on a unit assigned aircraft during a day water sortie with mission equipment, and proper time calls

Trainee will perform appropriate actions during day insertion/extraction of team member and patients using a day water hoist IAW AFH 10-3502, USSOCOM M 350-6, and MDS specific guidance

3b 3c -

5 3.2.17. Night Water Hoist

Given a hoist, on a unit assigned aircraft during a night water sortie with mission equipment, and proper time calls

Trainee will perform appropriate actions during night insertion/extraction of team member and patients using a night water hoist IAW AFH 10-3502, USSOCOM M 350-

6, and MDS specific guidance b 3c -

5 3.2.18. Day Water Rope Ladder Given a unit assigned aircraft during a day water sortie with mission

Trainee will perform and understand appropriate actions and procedures given time calls in flight during day using a rope ladder in the water IAW AFH 10-3502, and

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl equipment, and proper time calls

5 3.2.19. Night Water Rope Ladder

Given a unit assigned aircraft during a night water sortie with mission equipment, and proper time calls

Trainee will perform and understand appropriate actions and procedures given time calls in flight during night using a rope ladder in the water IAW AFH 10-3502, and

USSOCOM M 350-6

b 3c -

5 3.2.20. Day Water Fast Rope

Given a unit assigned aircraft during a day water sortie with mission equipment, and proper time calls

Trainee will perform and understand appropriate actions and procedures given time calls in flight during day using a fast rope in the water IAW AFH 10-3502, and

USSOCOM M 350-6

3b 3c -

5 3.2.21. Night Water Fast Rope

Given a unit assigned aircraft during a night water sortie with mission equipment, and proper time calls

Trainee will perform and understand appropriate actions and procedures given time calls in flight during night using a rope ladder in the water IAW AFH 10-3502, and

USSOCOM M 350-6

b 3c -

- 3.2.22. Short Haul Given a static aircraft with mission equipment Trainee will be familiar with short haul extraction IAW AFH 10-3502, and

USSOCOM M 350-6

a 2b --

5 3.2.23. Equipment Deployment

Given a unit mission aircraft sortie with an equipment load

Trainee will perform equipment deployment IAW AFH 10-3502, and

USSOCOM M 350-6

- 3c -

3.2.26. Tethered Duck-Combat

Rubber Raiding Craft (CRRC)

Given a unit mission aircraft sortie and a T-

Duck with required equipment

Trainee will perform T-duck procedures IAW AFH 10-3502, USSOCOM M 350-6, and

MDS Specific guidance.

- 3c -

3.2.27. Perform AIE Master Duties

5 3.2.27.1. Rappel

Given a unit approved

SOI and subject matter expert

Trainee will complete an AIE master Qualification IAW Unit approved SOI or

5 3.2.27.2. Fast Rope

Given a unit approved

SOI and subject matter expert

Trainee will complete an AIE master Qualification IAW Unit approved SOI or

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

5 3.2.27.3. Equipment Belay

Given a unit approved

SOI and subject matter expert

Trainee will complete an AIE master Qualification IAW Unit approved SOI or USSOCOM M 350-6

3.3. Perform Parachute Jumps

TR: AFI 11-410, AFMAN 11-411, AFMAN 11-420, AFI 11-409, AFI 11-231, AFI 13-217

3.3.1. Day Water Full Equipment

Static Line (SL) Round

Given a jumpable aircraft

(fixed wing desired), approved DZ, unit approved parachute, and mission appropriate equipment to include ruck, mounted seat kit (ML-4), and self-contained breathing apparatus

Trainee will properly don and rig the parachute system. They will perform proper exit, check body position and count. Trainee must also control the parachute during decent with no major safety violations and land within 100 meters of the target OR 100 meters of the low man if conducting a team jump. (Provided the spot is good.) IAW AFTTP 3-

3.GA, AFI 11-410, AFMAN 11-420, AFI 11-231, AFI 13-217

3c 3c -

3.3.2. Night Water Full Equipment

SL Round

Given a jumpable aircraft

(fixed wing desired) at night, approved DZ, unit approved parachute, and mission appropriate equipment to include ruck, mounted seat kit (ML-4), and self-contained breathing apparatus

Trainee will properly don and rig the parachute system. They will perform proper exit, check body position and count. Trainee must also control the parachute during decent with no major safety violations and land within 100 meters of the target OR 100 meters of the low man if conducting a team jump. (Provided the spot is good.) IAW AFTTP 3-

3.GA, AFI 11-410, AFMAN 11-420, AFI 11-231, AFI 13-217

b 3c -

3.3.3. Day Water Full Equipment

MFF

Given a jumpable aircraft

(fixed wing desired), approved DZ, unit approved parachute, and mission appropriate equipment to include ruck, mounted seat kit (ML-4), and self-contained breathing apparatus

Trainee will properly don and rig the parachute system. They will perform a proper exit

(controlled dive or poised exit with no more than a 90-degree left or right off exit heading) and pull at the briefed altitude. Trainee must also control the parachute during decent with no major safety violations and land within 100 meters of the target OR 100 meters of the low man if conducting a team jump. (Provided the spot is good.) IAW

AFTTP 3-3.GA, AFI 11-410, AFMAN 11-411, AFI 11-409, AFI 11-231, AFI

13-217

3b 3c -

3.3.4. Night Water Full Equipment

MFF

Given a jumpable aircraft

(fixed wing desired) at night, approved DZ, unit approved parachute, and mission appropriate

Trainee will properly don and rig the parachute system. They will perform a proper exit

(controlled dive or poised exit with no more than a 90-degree left or right off exit heading) and pull at the briefed altitude. Trainee must also control the parachute during decent with no major safety violations and land within 100 meters of the target OR 100 meters of the low man if conducting a team jump. (Provided the spot is good.) IAW

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl equipment to include ruck, mounted seat kit (ML-4), and self-contained breathing apparatus

AFTTP 3-3.GA, AFI 11-410, AFMAN 11-411, AFI 11-409, AFI 11-231, AFI

13-217

3.3.6. Rigging Alternate Method

Boat (RAMB) Operations)

Given a jumpable aircraft day and night, approved

DZ, unit approved parachute, mission appropriate equipment

(T.O. identified materials for building RAMB), and subject matter expert

Trainee will perform RAMB operations to include:

1- Perform Proper rigging of RAMB IAW T.O. 13C7-51-21

2- Perform Day SL RAMB deployment and de-rigging procedures

3- Perform Day MFF RAMB deployment and de-rigging procedures

4-Perform Night SL or MFF RAMB deployment and de-rigging procedures

Note: Unit SOPs may dictate the need for an additional DBSL RAMB deployment

IAW AFTTP 3-3.GA, T.O. 13C7-51-21, AFMAN 11-411, AFMAN 11-420, AFI 11-

3.3.7. Day Land Full Equipment SL

Round

Given a jumpable aircraft

(fixed wing desired), surveyed DZ, unit approved parachute, and mission appropriate equipment to include ruck and weapon

Trainee will properly don and rig the parachute system. They will perform proper exit, check body position and count. Trainee must also control the parachute during decent with no major safety violations and land within 100 meters of the target OR 100 meters of the low man if conducting a team jump. (Provided the spot is good.)

3b 3c -

3.3.8. Night Land Full Equipment

SL Round

Given an aircraft at night

(fixed wing desired), surveyed DZ, unit approved parachute, and mission appropriate equipment to include ruck and weapon with no major safety violations and land within 100 meters of the target OR 100 meters of the low man if conducting a team jump. (Provided the spot is good.)

b 3c -

3.3.9. Day Land Full Equipment /

O2 HALO

Given an aircraft during daylight (fixed wing desired), surveyed DZ, unit approved parachute, and mission appropriate

Trainee will properly don and rig the parachute system. They will perform a proper exit

(controlled dive or poised exit with no more than a 90-degree left or right off exit heading) and pull at the briefed altitude. Trainee must also control the parachute during decent with no major safety violations and land within 100 meters of the target OR 100 meters of the low man if conducting a team jump. (Provided the spot is good.) IAW

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl equipment to include ruck, weapon, and oxygen mask

AFTTP 3-3.GA, AFI 11-410, AFMAN 11-411, AFI 11-409, AFI 11-231, AFI 13-217,

TC 18-11

3.3.10. Night Land Full Equipment

/ O2 HALO

Given an aircraft at night

(fixed wing desired), surveyed DZ, unit approved parachute, and mission appropriate

Trainee will properly don and rig the parachute system. They will perform a proper exit

(controlled dive or poised exit with no more than a 90-degree left or right off exit heading) and pull at the briefed altitude. Trainee must also control the parachute during decent with no major safety violations and land within 100 meters of the target OR 100 meters of the low man if conducting a team jump. (Provided the spot is good.) IAW

AFTTP 3-3.GA, AFI 11-410, AFMAN 11-411, AFI 11-409, AFI 11-231, AFI 13-217,

TC 18-11

b 3c -

3.3.11. Day Land Full Equipment /

O2 HAHO

Given an aircraft during daylight (fixed wing desired), surveyed DZ, unit approved parachute, and mission appropriate heading) and pull at the briefed altitude. Trainee must also control the parachute during decent with no major safety violations and land within 100 meters of the target OR 100 meters of the low man if conducting a team jump. (Provided the spot is good.) IAW

AFTTP 3-3.GA, AFI 11-410, AFMAN 11-411, AFI 11-409, AFI 11-231, AFI 13-217,

TC 18-11

- 3c -

3.3.12. Night Land Full Equipment

/ O2 HAHO

Given an aircraft at night

(fixed wing desired), surveyed DZ, unit approved parachute, and mission appropriate heading) and pull at the briefed altitude. Trainee must also control the parachute during decent with no major safety violations and land within 100 meters of the target OR 100 meters of the low man if conducting a team jump. (Provided the spot is good.) IAW

AFTTP 3-3.GA, AFI 11-410, AFMAN 11-411, AFI 11-409, AFI 11-231, AFI 13-217,

TC 18-11

- 3c -

3.3.13. Day Land SL Ram Air

Without Equipment

Given an aircraft during daylight, surveyed DZ, unit approved parachute, and mission appropriate equipment

Trainee will properly don and rig the parachute system. They will perform proper exit, check body position and count. Trainee must also control the parachute during decent with no major safety violations and land within 100 meters of the target OR 100 meters of the low man if conducting a team jump. (Provided the spot is good.)

- 3c -

3.3.14. Day Land Full Equipment

SL Ram Air

Given an aircraft during daylight, surveyed DZ, unit approved parachute, and mission appropriate

Trainee will properly don and rig the parachute system. They will perform proper exit, check body position and count. Trainee must also control the parachute during decent with no major safety violations and land within 100 meters of the target OR 100 meters of the low man if conducting a team jump. (Provided the spot is good.)

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

3.3.15. Night Land Full Equipment

SL Ram Air

Given an aircraft at night, surveyed DZ, unit approved parachute, and mission appropriate with no major safety violations and land within 100 meters of the target OR 100 meters of the low man if conducting a team jump. (Provided the spot is good.)

- 3c -

3.3.16. Employ Air Deployable

Equipment

Given an aircraft during daylight, surveyed DZ, unit approved parachute, and mission appropriate equipment, rigged Air

Deployable bundle

Trainee will perform static line and military freefall parachute operations with Tactical

Land or Water Vehicles, or equipment bundle (resupply).

5 3.3.17. Canopy Control

Given an aircraft during daylight, surveyed DZ, unit approved parachute in

MFF or DBSL configuration, and mission appropriate equipment

Trainee will understand/perform the following:

1. Canopy performance factors

2. Parachute performance factors

3. Parachute flight characteristics

4. Canopy control

5. Canopy maneuvers

6. Landing maneuvers

7. Landing approaches

8. Turbulence

9. Perform formation flying utilizing above canopy control .concepts

2b 3c

5 3.3.18. Night Vision Goggle Jumps

Given an aircraft at night, surveyed DZ, unit approved parachute, and mission appropriate

Complete MAJCOM approved SOI for Jump NVG upgrade 2b - -

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

3.3.19. Conduct MFF Emergency

Procedures (MFF-Eps) in Vertical

Wind Tunnel

In a free fall simulator given appropriate Military freefall equipment

3-level trainees will conduct emergency procedures in a vertical wind tunnel (no weapon):

1. Altimeter loss or failure

2. Collision on exit

3. Spinning

4. Tumbling

5. Entering a cloud

6. Bag lock

7. Floating ripcord

8. Hard pull

9. Pack closure

10. Pilot chute hesitation

11. Rucksack shift

12. Cut away procedures

13. Horseshoe

(5/7-level Trainees will conduct MFF-EPs in each of the following configurations;

slick, LBE and weapon, and full combat equipment with zero discrepancies)

2b - -

3.3.20. Tree Let-Down Procedures

In an academic situation, with subject matter expert

Trainee will identify when and why tree let down procedures for static line and MFF are necessary.

b c -

3.3.21. Perform Jumpmaster

Personnel Inspection (JMPI)

Given a static line and

MFF configured parachutist: Slick, SCUBA, Full Equipment, oxygen and a JMPI checklist

Trainee will perform all steps of a JMPI with no discrepancies IAW Current career field vol 3/STOC checklist for the following configurations:

1. “Slick” jumper

2. Water jump w/ SPUDS and ML-4 kit

3. Combat Equipment with NVGs and oxygen

4. Night Combat Equipment with NVGs and oxygen

- - 2b

3.3.22. Advanced Parachute Operations

- 3.3.22.1. Tandem Equipment Trainee will complete a formal/MAJCOM approved course - - -

- 3.3.22.2. Tandem Personnel Trainee will complete a formal/MAJCOM approved course - - -

3.3.22.3. Use Advanced Parachute

Systems (APS) Trainee will complete a formal/Unit approved SOI/QTP - 3c -

3.3.22.4. Shoot Free Fall Video

Photography Trainee will complete a formal/Unit approved SOI/QTP - 3c -

Task Task Condition Standard IQT

PCK

5lvl

PCK

7lvl

3.3.23. Perform HAHO Duties as: Trainee will complete a formal/MAJCOM approved course

5 3.3.23.1. Navigator

Given an aircraft during daylight and night time conditions, surveyed DZ, unit approved parachute, and mission appropriate equipment.

Trainee will perform HAHO navigator duties as listed below IAW AFMAN 11-411, TC

18-11:

1. Perform preplanning, map and terrain study, and route consideration of intended DZ area with the Team Leader and aircraft Navigator.

2. Perform equipment prep with navigation system rigging and compass board configuration. (Navigator must be marked differently than other jumpers)

3. Confirm with Jumpmaster/Team leader the release point and any other important changes.

4. Confirm location with global positioning system (GPS)

5. Exit aircraft…