Attachment_2_-_NPC_MFF_TCCD_(Jan_2012).pdf

TRAINING COURSE CONTROL DOCUMENT

FOR

NAVY PARACHUTE FREE FALL COURSE

A-431-0136A

PREPARED FOR

COMMANDER, NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE COMMAND (NSWC)

2000 TRIDENT WAY

SAN DIEGO, CA 92155-5599

PREPARED BY

NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE CENTER (NSWCEN)

2446 TRIDENT WAY

SAN DIEGO, CA 92155-5494

JANUARY 2012

Place Holder for Letter Of Promulgation

SUMMARY OF DIFFERENCES

The course title for A-431-0136 ("Navy Free Fall Parachutist") has been changed to "Navy Parachute Free Fall Course" for this Revision.

The FF-2 Hite Finder lesson and equipment are obsolete and have been replaced with the Cypres 2. The water jump lesson and practical application have been deleted due to time constraints with drying the equipment and the availability of support equipment.

Class covenings decreased from 11 to eight. The reduction in number of convenings occurred because the annual throughput requirement has remained at 560, and only eight convenings are required to meet that annual requirement.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Contents Page

Letter of Promulgation

Summary of Differences

Table of Contents

Foreword

Course Data

Trainee Data

Outline of Instruction Summary

Curriculum Outline of Instruction

ANNEX A: Resource Requirements List

ANNEX B: Course Master Schedule

FOREWORD

None

COURSE DATA

Course Title:

Navy Parachute Free Fall Course

Course Identification Number (CIN):

A-431-0136A

Training Type:

F1

Course Data Processing Code (CDP) by Site: CDP

1. NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE ADVANCED TRAINING

COMMAND

757M

2. Naval Special Warfare Center (NSWCEN)

Course Status:

Revision

Course Mission Statement:

The mission of the Navy Parachute Free Fall Course is to qualify Naval Special Warfare (NSW), Joint Special Operations Forces (JSOF), and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) personnel and other designated DoD personnel as Military Free Fall parachutists. The course provides the theory and practical experience necessary to safely conduct basic free fall operations at 12,500 feet AGL, to include instruction in both day and night parachuting, as well as parachuting with combat equipment and oxygen systems. This course will NOT provide instruction in the tactical application of free fall operations.

Occupational Classification/Prerequisites:

Navy commissioned officers, warrant officers, enlisted, and other DoD personnel of the active or reserve components. Must have a current Diving/Class III flight physical examination IAW Army Regulation 40- 501, Standards of Medical Fitness, dated within two years of course completion date, and must report with current High Altitude Parachutist Physiology Screening (HAPPS) Navy Form 1550/28 NP-6 card; or USAAMC AA Form 484.

All personnel must meet weight standards outlined in USASOC Reg. 350-2, chapter 12-2. Personnel cannot exceed 240 pounds.

Be qualified to medical standards in accordance with the Manual of the Medical Department, U.S. Navy (NAVMED P-117). Prospective trainees must also possess a valid Static Line diploma from Ft. Benning Basic Airborne and/or Navy Parachute, Static Line course. Personnel reporting that do not meet all of the prerequisites will not be admitted to the course without approval from Naval Special Warfare Command

COURSE DATA (CONT.)

(NAVSPECWARCOM). The Navy Parachute Free Fall Course was developed to meet the operational requirement for tactical air insertion of all Navy SEALs, selected SWCC, who are part of a Naval Special Warfare (NSW) Maritime Craft Aerial Delivery System (MCADS) detachment and selected Navy EOD who will train with and deploy as part of an NSW squadron. This also includes Joint SOF from USASOC, AFSOC, and MARSOC. This course is not authorized/approved for Non-SOF personnel.

Course Overview:

The course consists of 4 weeks of instruction in free fall parachuting equipment and techniques. Jump progression, learning objectives, and passing standards provided to the trainee by instructor cadre outlines the sequence of jumps, the flow of each jump evolution, and passing standards. Before a trainee progresses from one level to the next, trainee must successfully demonstrate his practical free fall air skills for that particular level. It is a requirement to successfully complete all practical exams to graduate.

Navy Parachute Free Fall Course will include the following topics:

- Introduction to Navy Parachute Free Fall

- Introduction to Free Fall Equipment

- Packing the MT2-XX Ram-Air Parachute System

- Aircraft Procedures

- Body Stabilization

- Ram-Air Canopy Characteristics and Control

- Emergency Procedures

- Accelerated Free Fall (AFF) Levels 1 through 7- Graded Evaluation Test # 1

- Grouping Techniques for Free Fall Operations

- High-Altitude, High-Opening (HAHO) and High-Altitude, Low-Opening (HALO) Jump Techniques

- Rigging Combat Equipment

- Free Fall with Combat Equipment - Graded Evaluation Test # 2

- Oxygen Systems and Procedures

- Free Fall Night Grouping Operations

- Night Free Fall Airborne Operations Equipment Preparation

- Performance Evaluation: Free Fall Night Combat Equipment/WPN/O2 Test #3

Course Length Required:

26 Calendar Days 20 Instructional Days

Class Hours: 39.25 Lab Hours: 3.50

Practical Application Hours: 115.50 Special Hours: 1.25

Bottleneck Hours: 0.00

Learning Sites:

1. NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE ADVANCED TRAINING COMMAND

Bldg. 1, 1 Hooper Boulevard, Imperial Beach, CA 91932

*2. Naval Special Warfare Center (NSWCEN) 2446 Trident Way San Diego, CA 92155-5494

(* = Course Curriculum Model Manager)

Number of Convenings By Sites: Planned

1. NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE ADVANCED TRAINING COMMAND 8

2. Naval Special Warfare Center (NSWCEN) 0

Class Capacity By Sites: Planned

1. NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE ADVANCED TRAINING COMMAND

a. Maximum 70

b. Minimum 25

2. Naval Special Warfare Center (NSWCEN)

a. Maximum 0

b. Minimum 0

Planned Average On-Board By Sites:

1. NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE ADVANCED TRAINING COMMAND 39.89

2. Naval Special Warfare Center (NSWCEN) 0.00

Instructor/Support Manning:

*18 - Free Fall Certified Instructors 1-Military Liaison Officer (MLO)

Support:

*FAA Certified Parachute Riggers *Packers (under supervision of the Parachute Riggers) *2 - Drop Zone Safety Officers *1 - Emergency Medical Technician-Basic (EMT-B)

*Note: In support of Contract #N6139.

Work Center:

NSW ATC Air Operations

TRAINEE DATA

Personnel Physical Requirements:

Medically screened by parent command. Must have a current Diving/Class III flight physical examination IAW Army Regulation 40-501, Standards of Medical Fitness, with dates within two years of course completion date, and must report with complete medical records Navy Form 1550/28-NP-6, USN High- Altitude Parachutist Physiology Screening (HAPPS) card; or USAAMC AA Form 484). Personnel cannot exceed 240 pounds.

Security Clearance:

None

Obligated Service:

0 Months

NOBC/NEC Earned:

None

OUTLINE OF INSTRUCTION SUMMARY

Lesson Number Title

Class Periods

Lab Periods

PA

Periods

Total Periods

Unit 1: FREE FALL AIR OPERATIONS

1.1 Introduction to Navy Parachute Free Fall and Equipment Issue 1.0 0.0 0.0 1.0

1.2 Free Fall Equipment and Donning 1.0 0.0 0.0 1.0

1.3 Aircraft Procedures 1.0 0.0 0.0 1.0

1.4 Body Stabilization 1.0 0.0 0.0 1.0

1.5 Packing the MT2-XX Ram-Air Parachute System 1.0 1.0 11.0 13.0

1.6 Ram-Air Canopy Control and Landing Procedures 2.0 0.0 0.0 2.0

1.7 Emergency Procedures 2.0 0.0 0.0 2.0

1.8 Round Robin 4.0 0.0 3.0 7.0

1.9 Accelerated Free Fall Levels 1-7 16.0 1.0 30.0 47.0

1.10 High-Altitude, Low-Opening (HALO) and High-Altitude, High-Opening (HAHO) Techniques

10.0 0.0 18.0 28.0

1.11 Combat Equipment 6.0 2.0 12.0 20.0

1.12 Oxygen Procedures and Equipment 1.0 0.0 5.0 6.0

1.13 Night Free Fall Airborne Operations 8.0 0.0 17.0 25.0

1.14 Free Fall Airborne Operations (Weather Day and/or

Additional Jumps)

4.0 0.0 23.0 27.0

Unit 1 Total 58.0 4.0 119.0 181.0

COURSE TOTAL 58.0 4.0 119.0 181.0

Periods Percent Class 58.0 32.0

Lab 4.0 2.2

PA 119.0 65.7

Total 181.0 100.0

CURRICULUM OUTLINE OF INSTRUCTION

UNIT 1: FREE FALL AIR OPERATIONS

Terminal Objective(s):

1.0 PERFORM Free Fall parachute preparation and jump procedures, with and without oxygen system, and with and without combat equipment, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Special Forces Military Free Fall Operations, FM 3-05.211;

and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations, COMNAVSPECWARCOM INSTRUCTION 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 1)

2.0 PERFORM Free Fall night parachute preparation and jump procedures, with and without oxygen system, and with and without combat equipment, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Special Forces Military Free Fall Operations, FM 3-05.211;

and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations, COMNAVSPECWARCOM INSTRUCTION 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 27)

Lesson Topic 1.1: Introduction to Navy Parachute Free Fall and Equipment Issue

Enabling Objective(s):

1.1 DESCRIBE Free Fall operations purpose, policies, procedures in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 2)

Lesson Topic 1.2: Free Fall Equipment and Donning

Enabling Objective(s):

1.2 DESCRIBE Free Fall operation equipment components (including functionality), such as the Cypres automatic activation device (AAD) and Ram-Air parachute system in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 3)

1.3 DESCRIBE donning and post-jump recovery procedures for the MT2-XX Ram-Air parachute system and other Free Fall equipment, and associated safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3- 05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST

3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 4)

1.4 DEMONSTRATE donning and post-jump recovery procedures for the MT2-XX Ram-Air parachute system and other Free Fall equipment, while adhering to associated safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 5)

CURRICULUM OUTLINE OF INSTRUCTION (CONT.)

Lesson Topic 1.3: Aircraft Procedures

Enabling Objective(s):

1.5 DESCRIBE aircraft procedure signals, Jump Master commands, and the proper response and procedures during Free Fall operations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 6)

1.6 DEMONSTRATE proper response to aircraft procedure signals and Jump Master commands, with 100% accuracy, during Free Fall operations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 7)

Lesson Topic 1.4: Body Stabilization

Enabling Objective(s):

1.7 DESCRIBE the proper body positions in Free Fall to maintain body stabilization, execute left and right turns, checking the altimeter, and manually activating the main parachute during Free Fall operations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 8)

1.8 DEMONSTRATE the proper body positions while in Free Fall to maintain body stabilization, perform left and right turns, check the altimeter, and manually activate the main parachute, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 9)

Lesson Topic 1.5: Packing the MT2-XX Ram-Air Parachute System

Enabling Objective(s):

1.9 DESCRIBE the proper procedures and considerations for packing the MT2-XX Ram-Air parachute system, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 10)

1.10 DEMONSTRATE the proper procedures for packing the MT2-XX Ram-Air parachute system and receiving a "Go" on the required six rigger checks within 30 minutes, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 11)

Lesson Topic 1.6: Ram-Air Canopy Control and Landing Procedures

Enabling Objective(s):

1.11 DESCRIBE the MT2-XX Ram-Air Parachute canopy characteristics and control procedures, to include component parts, theory of flight, and dynamics of canopy control, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 12)

1.12 DEMONSTRATE the MT2-XX Ram-Air Parachute canopy control procedures, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 13)

Lesson Topic 1.7: Emergency Procedures

Enabling Objective(s):

1.13 DESCRIBE Free Fall emergency procedures and considerations to include emergencies during aircraft flight, in Free Fall, during parachute deployment, under canopy, during landing, and while on the ground, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 14)

Lesson Topic 1.8: Round Robin

Enabling Objective(s):

1.14 DEMONSTRATE Free Fall emergency procedures during aircraft flight, in Free Fall, during parachute deployment, under canopy, during landing, and while on the ground, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 15)

1.15 USING the Aircraft Mockup, don the MT2-XX Ram-Air parachute system and oxygen equipment, complete scenario based exits, obtain a visual heading on a manmade terrain feature, three practice ripcord touches (minimum), 360 degree turns, on heading track, stability techniques and altitude awareness throughout the scenarios, clearing airspace and signal a proper wave-off for pull at the assigned sceanrio altitude, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Special Forces Military Free Fall Operations, FM 3-05.211;

and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations, COMNAVSPECWARCOM INSTRUCTION 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 16)

Lesson Topic 1.9: Accelerated Free Fall Levels 1-7

Enabling Objective(s):

1.16 PERFORM procedures to don the MT2-XX Ram-Air parachute system and associated equipment, complete a controlled stable dive exit from an altitude of not less than 9,500 feet Above Ground Level (AGL) , obtain a visual heading on a manmade or natural terrain feature, three practice ripcord pulls (minimum), 360 degree turns, on heading track, stability techniques (backflip) and altitude awareness throughout the Free Fall, clearing airspace and signal a proper wave-off for pull at the assigned altitude, pull the main parachute ripcord handle at the prescribed altitude to initiate main canopy deployment, land within 300 feet of designated landing area on DZ, and recover parachute and equipment, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 16)

Lesson Topic 1.10: High-Altitude, Low-Opening (HALO) and High-Altitude, High-Opening (HAHO) Techniques

Enabling Objective(s):

1.17 DESCRIBE High Altitude, High Opening (HAHO) techniques to include exit procedures, canopy grouping techniques, under-canopy navigation techniques, and landing, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 17)

1.18 DESCRIBE High Altitude, Low Opening (HALO) techniques during exit, Free Fall, canopy activation, while under canopy, and during landing, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 18)

1.19 DEMONSTRATE High Altitude, High Opening (HAHO) techniques to include exit procedures, canopy grouping techniques, under-canopy navigation techniques, and landing, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 19)

1.20 DEMONSTRATE High Altitude, Low Opening (HALO) techniques during exit, Free Fall, canopy activation, while under canopy, and during landing, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 20)

Lesson Topic 1.11: Combat Equipment

Enabling Objective(s):

1.24 DESCRIBE procedures for rigging and donning a front or rear-mounted rucksack and an M4 rifle for Free Fall operations, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 24)

1.25 DEMONSTRATE procedures for rigging and donning a front or rear-mounted rucksack and an M4 rifle for Free Fall operations, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3- 05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST

3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 25)

1.26 PERFORM Free Fall jumps from an altitude of not less than 9,500 feet Above Ground Level (AGL) given an MT2-XX Ram Air Parachute System, Cypres Automatic Activation Device (AAD), approved helmet, goggles, Altimaster II altimeter, jumpsuit, combat pack, Harness, 8 foot HPT lowering line, inert M16A2/M4 rifle, and all mandatory safety equipment, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Special Forces Military Free Fall Operations, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations, COMNAVSPECWARCOM INSTRUCTION 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 26)

Lesson Topic 1.12: Oxygen Procedures and Equipment

Enabling Objective(s):

1.21 DESCRIBE the MBU-12/P oxygen mask, 106-cubic-inch portable/bailout oxygen system, and six-man pre-breather portable oxygen system and procedures for use during Free Fall operations with a ram-air parachute system requiring supplemental oxygen, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 21)

1.22 PREPARE the MBU-12/P oxygen mask and 106-cubic-inch portable/bailout oxygen system, and operate the six-man pre-breather portable oxygen system while reacting to Jump Master aircraft procedures and jump command signals during free fall operations, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 22)

1.23 DEMONSTRATE procedures for using oxygen equipment during the pre-breathing phase, upon exiting the aircraft, in Free Fall, under canopy, and upon landing, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 23)

Lesson Topic 1.13: Night Free Fall Airborne Operations

Enabling Objective(s):

2.1 DESCRIBE procedures to prepare Free Fall equipment for night airborne operations to include a MT2-XX Ram-Air parachute system, Cypres (AAD), approved helmet, goggles, altimeter, jumpsuit, rucksack, M4 rifle, boots, oxygen equipment and necessary night illuminations (chem.

lites and strobe), while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 28)

2.2 PREPARE Free Fall equipment for night airborne operations to include a MT2-XX Ram-Air parachute system, Cypres (AAD), approved helmet, goggles, altimeter, jumpsuit, rucksack, M4 rifle, boots, oxygen equipment and necessary night illuminations (chem. lites and strobe), while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations. in accordance with Special Forces Military Free Fall Operations, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations, COMNAVSPECWARCOM INSTRUCTION 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 29)

2.3 PERFORM night Free Fall jumps from an altitude of not less than 8,000 feet above ground level (AGL), of which two of the five will be conducted with combat equipment and complete oxygen system, using all necessary night illuminations (chem. lites and strobe) while responding to all aircraft procedure signals and jump commands, performing a controlled exit as part of a group, maintaining a designated heading and minimum of 75 feet separation, deploying the main canopy at the designated altitude, following a designated canopy traffic pattern, lowering the combat pack at approx. 200 feet AGL, and land within 300 feet of the designated Group Leader during 50% of the scheduled jumps, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 30)

Lesson Topic 1.14: Free Fall Airborne Operations (Weather Day and/or Additional Jumps)

Enabling Objective(s):

1.16 PERFORM procedures to don the MT2-XX Ram-Air parachute system and associated equipment, complete a controlled stable dive exit from an altitude of not less than 9,500 feet Above Ground Level (AGL) , obtain a visual heading on a manmade or natural terrain feature, three practice ripcord pulls (minimum), 360 degree turns, on heading track, stability techniques (backflip) and altitude awareness throughout the Free Fall, clearing airspace and signal a proper wave-off for pull at the assigned altitude, pull the main parachute ripcord handle at the prescribed altitude to initiate main canopy deployment, land within 300 feet of designated landing area on DZ, and recover parachute and equipment, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 16)

1.26 PERFORM Free Fall jumps from an altitude of not less than 9,500 feet Above Ground Level (AGL) given an MT2-XX Ram Air Parachute System, Cypres Automatic Activation Device (AAD), approved helmet, goggles, Altimaster II altimeter, jumpsuit, combat pack, Harness, 8 foot HPT lowering line, inert M16A2/M4 rifle, and all mandatory safety equipment, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Special Forces Military Free Fall Operations, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations, COMNAVSPECWARCOM INSTRUCTION 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 26)

2.3 PERFORM night Free Fall jumps from an altitude of not less than 8,000 feet above ground level (AGL), of which two of the five will be conducted with combat equipment and complete oxygen system, using all necessary night illuminations (chem. lites and strobe) while responding to all aircraft procedure signals and jump commands, performing a controlled exit as part of a group, maintaining a designated heading and minimum of 75 feet separation, deploying the main canopy at the designated altitude, following a designated canopy traffic pattern, lowering the combat pack at approx. 200 feet AGL, and land within 300 feet of the designated Group Leader during 50% of the scheduled jumps, while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Military Free Fall Parachuting Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, FM 3-05.211; and Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series) (CTTL item # 30)

RESOURCE REQUIREMENT LIST

Learning Site

NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE ADVANCED TRAINING COMMAND

Site Consideration:

There are several limiting factors that can hamper the progress of this course, thus there are three weather days built into the course to cover any of the following factors from preventing the course completion:

Normal altitude for training is 12,500 ft. - due to airport traffic at Lindberg the Controller can limit the altitude of the planes at Otay to 10,500 ft. or less. When limited to 9,000 ft. cannot conduct flights.

The Fire Department can shut down the field at Otay for Life Flight.

Winds from the East over 7 MPH can keep the planes grounded due to down wind take-off.

Rain will cancel take-off of planes.

Clouds - No Free Fall operations through clouds, must have two miles of separation

Marine Layer over Lindberg grounds planes by Controller direction.

Injuries - Parachute Operations stop until EMT removes student from field

1. Consumables QTY CAGE SM&R Technical

No. Type/Nomenclature Part Number COG/NIIN/SMIC AA C

REQ'D U/I Unit Cost Code Code Reference

1. Beeswax, Technical, 1lb Cake

57250 9160-00-253-1171 1 EA $4.75

2. Lowering Line 15" 11-1-2530-1 1670-01-067-6838 10 EA $50.69

3. Material, Adhesive

Insignia Cloth, 52"

W905 25 YD $16.75

4. Material, Adhesive Ripstop Nylon

W903 25 YD $8.00

5. Material, Foam Laminated ParaPack

W9385 25 YD $18.00 ParaGear - 420 Denier, Black

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6. Material, Foam Pad 5640-00-237-4786 4 SH $20.72 48" x 36", 1" Thick, Black

7. Nut AN6289J4 00-453-6187 35 EA $1.02

8. O-Ring 1000-0030-903 70 PK $1.81

9. O-Ring 1000-0030-904 01-078-4951 70 PK $1.16

10. O-Ring 1000-0030-906 01-068-9844 70 PK $15.56

11. Rubber Band H.W. S7100 1670-01-389-1563 10 BX $10.00

12. Rubber Band L.W. S7111 1670-00-568-0323 4 BX $1.21

13. Rubber Band, Parachute MIL-R-1832 1670-00-568-0323 4 BX $1.23

14. Safety Pin 5315-01-392-4544 2 EA $1.94

15. Safety Wire MS20995C20 100 FT $22.33

16. Silicone 9150-00-823-7860 2 EA $3.49

17. Silicone Spray 6850-00-142-9389 4 BX $81.00

18. Snap Fastener, Button 5325-01-130-3297 70 EA $81.00

19. Snap Fastener, Cap MS27983-1 5325-00-891-9073 70 EA $0.30 Pull-The-Dot, Black

20. Snap Fastener, Eyelet 5325-01-023-3843 1 BX $1.79 100 per box

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22. Snap Fastener, Socket MS27983-2 5325-00-945-2577 70EA $0.22 Pull-The-Dot, Black

23. Snap Fastener, Stud 5325-00-781-5902 70 EA $0.07

24. Tag, Manilla 8135-00-292-2354 4 BX $2.70

25. Tag, NRFI, Red 0116-LF-114-0000 4 BX $14.00

26. Tape, Adhesive, 2" 7510-00-266-5016 2 RL $52.53

27. Tape, Adhesive, Pressure

Sensitive, 1/2"

7510-00-550-7129 3 RL $10.70

28. Tape, Binding, 3/4" 72 Yd Roll

W9830R 2 RL $42.12 ParaGear - Tan

29. Tape, Gaffer"s L12499 2 RL $25.00

30. Tape, Hook & Pile, 1" W907R 2 RL $112.50 50 yd roll

31. Tape, Hook & Pile, 2" W909R 2 RL $225.00 50 yd roll

32. Thread, Nylon, Size "E", 2800 yd roll, Z Twist, Black

8310-00-515-3367 2 TU $4.61

33. Thread, Nylon, Size "E", No. 69 8-oz Black

T1012 1 RL $25.00

34. Thread, Nylon, Size "E", No. 69 8-oz Blue

T1012 1 SL $25.00

35. Thread, Nylon, Size "E", No. 69 8-oz Olive

T1012 1 RL $25.00

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36. Thread, Nylon, Size "E", No. 69 8-oz Tan

T1012 1 SL $25.00

37. Thread, Nylon, Size "E", Z Twist, Green

MIL-T-83193 8310-00-405-2252 2 TU $10.86

38. Thread, Nylon, Size "FF" 8310-00-227-1244 2 RL $4.61 OD

39. Thread, Nylon, Size "FF", No. 138 8-oz Black

T1017 1 SL $25.00

40. Thread, Nylon, Size "FF", No. 138 8-oz Olive

T1017 1 RL $25.00

41. Thread, Nylon, Size 3, No.

207 8-oz Black

T1019 1 SL $21.00 ParaGear

42. Thread, Nylon, Size 3, No.

207 8-oz Olive

T1019 1 SL $21.00 ParaGear

43. Thread, Nylon, Size 5, Type 1, Class A

8310-00-262-2777 2 TU $2.98 500 yd roll, OD

44. Thread, Nylon, Size 6 8310-00-262-2780 2 TU $4.91 425 yd roll, Z Twist, OD

45. Wax, Paraffin, 1lb. Cake 9160-00-285-2044 1 EA $4.42

46. Webbing, Elastic, 1 1/2 " W9135R 8305-00-262-1655 2YD $1.28 NTR-1 RipCord

47. Webbing, Elastic, 1" 8305-00-270-1894 25 YD $0.58

2. Equipment QTY CAGE SM&R Technical

No. Type/Nomenclature Part Number COG/NIIN/SMIC AA C

REQ'D U/I Unit Cost Code Code Reference

1. Adapter, Ambient Air Port 7920060-1 70 EA $10.00

2. Bayonet, Oxygen Mask 00-186-0276 70 EA $19.74

3. Body Assembly 767850 00-903-2693 70 EA $62.03

4. Body, Filler Valve 767851 01-138-8625 70 EA $48.99

5. Canopy, Main & Reserve, 370 sq ft (7 cell)

810205-0 85 EA $2,257.00

6. Cap Assy 767860 00-903-2693 70 EA $62.03

7. Carrying Bag, Parachute

(specify color)

811136-0 85 EA $226.00

8. Colored Canopy (Groups of 6)

810400-48-6612 15 EA $8,286.00

9. Cypres -2 (2 Pin Military) AAD2C2M1535A 85 EA $4,163.40 SSK Military Industries, Inc.

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10. Cypres Replacement Cutter (1 Pin) l1527 2 EA $125.00

11. Deployment Bag, Main (inner)

810242-0 85 EA $240.00

12. Deployment Bag, Main, Outer, S/L

810241-0 85 EA $243.00

13. Dual Point Release Harness

11-1-2529 1670-01-008-7755 70 EA $130.00

14. Fabric Canopy, Ripstop, Silver

801051-0 1 YD $7.50

15. Field Pack, Frame (Med) MIL-S-43835 8465-00-001-6475 70 EA $22.05

16. Filter F4173-1-20 00-930-3785 70 EA $8.80

17. Fitting Assy, Elbow

(8520030-1 Only)

8520029-1 01-371-1312 70 EA $202.21

18. Fitting, Elbow 7820095-5 10 EA $200.00

19. Flap, Main, Top Assembly 811486-X 70 EA $45.00

20. Gasket MS22016-5 70 EA $50.00

21. Gauge, Pressure 767700 01-138-5878 5 EA $318.35

22. Hardshell and Facepiece

Assembly

834-25-1 01-113-8382 70 EA $46.08

23. Hardshell and Facepiece Assembly

834-25-2 01-113-8383 70 EA $42.74

24. Hardshell and Facepiece Assembly

834-25-3 01-113-8384 70 EA $46.08

25. Hardshell and Facepiece Assembly

834-25-4 01-113-8385 70 EA $46.86

26. Hose Assembly 7920003-1 01-380-0640 70 EA $389.97

27. Hose, Air Duct, Air breathing, Size 1

01-114-9117 70 EA $25.28

28. Hose, Air Duct, Air Breathing, Size 2

01-436-4873 70 EA $30.58

29. Indicator Assy, Flow 7820140-1 70 EA $200.00

30. Line Suspension (1,000 lb) 801357-0 10 YD $0.55

31. Line Suspension (600 lb) 801027-0 10 YD $0.30

32. Link, SS #6 801112-1 340 EA $4.50

33. Loop Closing Main (2 EA) 811124-0 85 EA $3.40

34. Loop Kit 811387-0 4 EA $33.00 CYPRES

35. Loop, Closing, Main 1670-01-378-1951 85 EA $3.68

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36. Loop, Elastic, Locking 811343-0 85 EA $3.60

37. Loop, Safety Stow, Inner

Bag (7")

801317-2 85 EA $5.00

38. Loop, Safety Stow, Reserve (8")

801317-0 85 EA $6.00

39. M4 rubber weapon w/ sling

Collapsed Stock 70 EA $94.64 Strategic Operations

40. MBU-12/P Pressure demand O2 Mask Sub- Assy

834-75-1 01-081-9157 70 EA $358.20

41. MBU-12/P Pressure demand O2 Mask Sub- Assy

834-75-2 01-073-7595 70 EA $186.91

42. MBU-12/P Pressure demand O2 Mask Sub- Assy

834-75-3 01-073-7596 70 EA $189.71

43. MBU-12/P Pressure demand O2 Mask Sub- Assy

834-75-4 01-081-2368 70 EA $283.12

44. Metering Valve, Assy 8520035-1 4 EA $1,200.00

45. Metering Valve, Oxygen, Airox VIII

8520031-1 70 EA $2,200.00

46. MT-2XX Bridle, Main 811457-0 85 EA $26.00 ParaFlite

47. MT-2XX Closing Loop, reserve 811344-0X 85 EA $10.50 ParaFlite - Spectra Closing

Loop

48. MT-2XX Deployment

Bag, Main 810217-0 85 EA $70.00 ParaFlite

49. MT-2XX Deployment System, Reserve

810268-0 85 EA $135.00 ParaFlite

50. MT-2XX Pack/Harness Assembly

810402-0 85 EA $1,590.00

51. MT-2XX Pilot Chute, Main

801200-0 85 EA $112.00 ParaFlite

52. MT-2XX Ripcord Main 811732-0 85 EA $125.00 ParaFlite

53. MT-2XX Ripcords

Reserve 811426-0 85 EA $125.00 ParaFlite

54. MT-2XX Risers 810247-0 340 EA $180.00 ParaFlite

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55. Niple, Tube (8120008-1 Only)

4131-020-01 70 EA $55.00 Oxygen System

56. Oxygen Mask Receiver Assembly

01-389-6117 70 EA $14.38

57. Oxygen Pocket, Single 120 (Slip On)

810265-0 70 EA $56.00

58. Oxygen Pocket, Single 88 (Slip On)

811211-0 70 EA $56.00

59. Oxygen Pocket, Twin 53 810266-0 70 EA $56.00

60. Packing 1000-0030-905 1 EA $30.00

61. Parachute Harness Quick

Ejector Snap

5340-00-887-2150 170 EA $27.19

62. Parachute, MT-2XX Parachute

810400-4 85 EA $7,993.00

63. PCKT, OXY, T53, Slip-On 811168-3 70 EA $45.00

64. Pilotchute, Main 801200-0 85 EA $130.00

65. Pilotchute, Reserve 827208-0 85 EA $143.00

66. Plate Assy, Mounting, Dovetail, Parachute

8380019-1 85 EA $50.00

67. Plate, Pressure 8120005-1 01-172-0149 14 EA $49.47

68. Receptacle Assembly 834-37 01-113-8363 70 EA $9.91

69. Reducer Assy Pressure

8120008-1 Only

8120003-1 01-172-0142 2 EA $918.70

70. Reducer Assy Pressure 8520030-1 Only

8120003-3 01-172-0142 2 EA $918.70

71. Reserve Deployment System

810268-0 85 EA $329.00

72. Ripcord, Main, Cutaway Release

811522-2 85 EA $44.00

73. Static Line, Reserve 811323-0 1 EA $29.00

74. Suspension Line, Canopy, Set

810211-0 340 EA $88.00

75. Toggle, Steering, Main 811813-0 170 EA $52.00

76. Toggles, Steering (Pair) 811436-0 85 EA $33.10

77. Tube, Anti-siphon 7620072-1 01-138-8626 2 EA $204.85

78. Tube, Delivery 834-18 70 EA $100.00

79. Union 7720025-1 01-142-3689 70 EA $53.87

80. Valve Assembly 211-60 01-114-7208 70 EA $99.90

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81. Valve Assy, Filler 7520019-203 01-179-6780 4 EA $634.46

82. Valve Assy, Filler 9120097-23 01-370-7431 4 EA $188.97

83. Valve Assy, Relief 283683 00-899-6318 15 EA $138.84

84. Valve Core 767852 70 EA $30.00

3. Hand Tools QTY CAGE SM&R Technical

No. Type/Nomenclature Part Number COG/NIIN/SMIC AA C

REQ'D U/I Unit Cost Code Code Reference

1. Brush, Wire, Small 7920-00-900-3577 5 EA $2.01

2. Screwdriver Set, Philips 5120-01-439-7843 2 EA $91.40

3. Screwdriver, Flat Tip, Set 5120-00-103-9743 2 EA $6.09

4. Screwdriver, Flathead

Large

5120-00-237-6985 2 EA $10.00

5. Screwdriver, Jeweler type, set

5120-00-288-8739 2 EA $9.10

6. Socket Set 5120-00-322-6231 2 SET $104.85

7. Test Chamber, Altimeter TC10 2 EA $6,615.00

8. Thermo-Hygrometer 1621A-S 4 EA $2,175.00

9. Vice Grips 5120-00-494-1910 2 EA $12.58

10. Vice, Machinist 5120-00-180-0681 1 EA $290.17

11. Wrench, 1 1/2" Combo 5210-01-335-1264 2 EA $26.92

12. Wrench, 1 1/4" Combo 5210-01-335-1266 2 EA $54.63

13. Wrench, 1" Combo 5120-00-228-9514 2 EA $15.15

14. Wrench, Adjustable, 8"

Non-Sparking/Non- Magnetic, 0.970 Jaw Open

9Q-5120-00-293-0031 2 EA $20.00

15. Wrench, Allen Wrench Set (Large)

5120-00-935-4641 2 EA $17.42

16. Wrench, Socket A-A-1404 5120-00-227-6705 2 EA $20.00

17. Wrench, Standard Open

End, Set

5120-00-148-7917 2 SET $79.99

18. Wrench, Torque 5120-00-720-1975 2 EA $90.70

19. Wrench, Torque, 0-250 ft lbs, 1/2" Drive

5120-00-640-6365 2 EA $252.88

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20. Wrench, Torque, 0-300 in lbs, 3/8" Drive

5120-00-776-1841 2 EA $149.70

4. IMI

NO. DESIGNATION TITLE QTY REQ.

1. DVD Tactical Air Operations 1

2. NP - FF AFF Jump Brief L-1.ppt Freefall Jump Brief 1

3. NP - FF AFF Jump Brief L-2.ppt Freefall Jump Brief 1

4. NP - FF AFF Jump Brief L-3.ppt Freefall Jump Brief 1

5. NP - FF AFF Jump Brief L-4.ppt Freefall Jump Brief 1

6. NP - FF AFF Jump Brief L-5.ppt Freefall Jump Brief 1

7. NP - FF AFF Jump Brief L-6.ppt Freefall Jump Brief 1

8. NP - FF AFF Jump Brief L-7.ppt Freefall Jump Brief 1

9. NP - FF Air Ops Equipment 1.ppt NP Free Fall Equipment 1

10. NP - FF Aircraft procedures 1.ppt Aircraft Procedures 1

11. NP - FF Body Stabilization 1.ppt Body Stabilization 1

12. NP - FF Canopy Control 1.ppt Ram Air Canopy Control &

Landing Procedures

13. NP - FF DZSO Round Robin CC.ppt Round Robin - Canopy Control 1

14. NP - FF Emergency Procedures 1.ppt Emergency Procedures 1

15. NP - FF Freefall Grouping.ppt Freefall Grouping One on One 1

16. NP - FF Grouping Jump Brief.ppt Grouping Jump Brief 1

17. NP - FF HAHO Operations 1.ppt HAHO Operations 1

18. NP - FF Intro to course brief MFF 1.ppt Welcome to Navy Parachute

Course Free Fall

19. NP - FF Jump Brief 10,000 ft HALO.ppt HALO Grouping Jump Brief (10,000')

20. NP - FF Jump Brief Day Ruck & Wpn.ppt Combat Equipment Freefall Jump Brief

21. NP - FF Jump Brief Intro Ruck.ppt Combat Equipment Freefall Jump Brief

22. NP - FF Night Combat Equipment Brief.ppt Night Combat Equipment Freefall Jump Brief

23. NP - FF Night Procedures 1.ppt Night Operations 1

24. NP - FF O2 Jump Brief.ppt Freefall Jump Brief 1

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25. NP - FF Oxygen Procedures 1A.ppt Oxygen Procedures and Equipment

26. NP - FF Student Jump Progression.doc Student Jump Progression 1

27. NP - FF TAO Daily Schedule.doc Militay FreeFall Class Schedule 1

28. NP- FF Jump Brief 8,000 ft HAHO.ppt HAHO Grouping Jump Brief

(8,000')

29. NP FF Jump Brief Day Ruck,Wpn & O2.ppt Combat Equipment Grouping Freefall Jump Brief

30. NP- FF Round Robin Oxygen Procedures.DOC Oxygen Procedures - (Ground Training)

31. NP-FF Jump Brief HAHO C-130.ppt HAHO Grouping Jump Brief (12,500')

32. Round Robin Body Stab.doc Body Stabilization - 40 mins 1

33. Round Robin Canopy Control.DOC Canopy Control (Ground

Training) 40 minutes

34. Round Robin EP's.DOC Emergency Procedures (Ground Training) 40 minutes

35. Round Robin Gear Issue.doc Gear Issue 1

36. Round Robin Mock Door.DOC Mock Door (Ground Training) 40 minutes

5. Publications

NO. NUMBER TITLE QTY REQ. SUPPLIER

1. TM 10-1670-269-23&P 24' Reserve Canopy Maintenance Procedures 1 U.S. Army Training Manual

2. NAVAIR 13-1-6.7 Aircrew Personal Protective Equipment Manual 1

3. NAVSEAINST 13512.1 (Series) Authorized for Naval Use (ANU) List 1

4. NAVAIR 13-1-6.3 Aviation Crew Systems Seat Survival Kits Manual 1

5. O2 Maintenance Manual Carelton Technicians Manual 1 Carelton IndustriesTechnologies

6. DoD 4500.53 Commercial Air Transportation Quality and Safety

Review Program

7. OPNAVINST 4630.24 (Series) Joint Airdrop Inspection Records, Malfunction Investigations, and Activity Reporting

8. NAVSEA SS400-AS-MMI-010 MC1-1B/E Maintenance Manual 1

9. TM 10-1670-282-23&P MC1-1C/D Maintenance Manual 1 U.S. Army Training Manual

10. NAVSEA SS400-AX-MMO-010 MT2-XX Parachute System Maintenance Manual 1

11. COMNAVSPECWARCOM INSTRUCTION

3000.3 (Series) Naval Special Warfare Air Operations 1 Commander, Naval Special Warfare Command

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12. OPNAVINST 5102.1 (Series) Navy and Marine Corps Mishap and Safety Investigations, Reporting, and Record Keeping Manual

13. NAVAIR 13-1-6.2 Navy Parachute Manual 1

14. OPNAVINST 3501.225 (Series) Navy Premediated Parachuting Log and Navy

Airdrop Malfunction Report

15. OPNAVINST 5100.23 (Series) Navy Safety and Occupational Health (SOH) Program Manual

16. NAVAIR 13-1-6.4 Oxygen Equipment Manual 1

17. B1876 Parachute Manual, Volume 1 2

18. B1891 Parachute Manual, Volume 2 2

19. NAVAIR 13-1-6.5 Rescue and Survival Equipment Manual 1

20. NAVSPECWARCENINST 1500.3 (Series) Safety Policy and Procedures for Conducting

Training 1 Naval Special Warfare Center

21. FM 3-05.211 Special Forces Military Free Fall Operations 1

22. FM 3-21.220 Static Line Parachuting Techniques and Training 1

23. NAVSEA SS400-AL-MMO-010 T-10R (NTR-1) 7 MIRPS Reserve Parachute Manual 1

24. COMNAVAIRFORINST 4790.2 (Series) Tool Control Program 1 Naval Air Systems Command

25. **Most Current Revision United States Parachute Association (USPA)

Instructional Rating Maunal (IRM)

26. **Most Current Revision United States Parachute Association (USPA) Skydivers Information Manual (SIM)

27. ULSS Users Logistical Support Summary & Maintenance Plans

1 Navy Premediated Personnel Program (China Lake)

6. Training Materials QTY CAGE SM&R Technical

No. Type/Nomenclature Part Number COG/NIIN/SMIC AA C

REQ'D U/I Unit Cost Code Code Reference

1. NP Free Fall Lesson Plan K-431-0036A LP 20 EA $35.00

2. NP Free Fall Trainee

Guide

A-431-0036A TG 70 EA $35.00

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Learning Site

Naval Special Warfare Center (NSWCEN)

Site Consideration:

No RRL for this site.

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MASTER SCHEDULE SUMMARY SHEET Date: 30 January 2012

Activity: Naval Special Warfare Center (NSWCEN)

A. LOCATION:

CDP Site/MTU

757M NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE ADVANCED TRAINING COMMAND

* Naval Special Warfare Center (NSWCEN)

(* = Course Curriculum Model Manager)

B. COURSE DATA:

Course: NP Free Fall CIN: A-431-0136A

Periods Per Week: 40 Period Length: 60 minutes

C. MASTER SCHEDULE SUMMARY:

Standard Periods Bottleneck Periods Parenthetical

T:I Ratio Periods T:I Ratio Periods

70:1 36 70:4 2 70:2 13 70:10 14 7:1 1

70:18 11 70:21 31 70:17 19 70:12 3 70:14 1 70:22 5 70:15 3 70:19 44

Total periods = 183 (183 Standard Periods + 0 Bottleneck Periods)

Ratio justification for ratios less than planned class size:

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COMMAND/SIGNATURE/TITLE DATE

CCMM APPROVAL:

COMMAND/SIGNATURE/TITLE DATE

CCA APPROVAL:

COMMAND/SIGNATURE/TITLE DATE

CNET/SIGNATURE/TITLE DATE

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COURSE MASTER SCHEDULE

WEEK 1

Day 1 Topic Period BottleNeck No. Type Period Topic Title Length Ratio Ratio Justification of Ratios

Special 1 MLO Brief 15 70:1

1.1 Class 2 Introduction to Navy Parachute Free Fall and

Equipment Issue

50 70:2 Course Director and Lead Instructor for the Course.

Special 3 Gear Issue and Weigh In 50 70:4 Lead Instructor coordinating, Emergency Medical Technician-Basic (EMT-B) for Medical screening, instructor weighing students and an instructor recording data.

1.2 Class 4 Free Fall Equipment and Donning 50 70:2 1 Instructor teaching and second instructor used for demonstration of equipment and donning.

1.3 Class 5 Aircraft Procedures 50 70:2 " " " "

1.4 Class 6 Body Stabilization 50 70:2 " " " "

1.5 Lab 7 Packing the MT2-XX Ram-Air Parachute System 50 70:4 Students broken down into 4 groups, one Parachute Rigger (PR) instructor per group.

B 3

COURSE MASTER SCHEDULE (CONT.)

Topic Period BottleNeck No. Type Period Topic Title Length Ratio Ratio Justification of Ratios

1.5 PA 8 Packing the MT2-XX Ram-Air Parachute System 5070:10 Students broken down into 10 groups for packing, each student packing one chute, one PR instructor per group.

1.5 PA 9 Packing the MT2-XX Ram-Air Parachute System 5070:10 " " "

1.5 PA 10 Packing the MT2-XX Ram-Air Parachute System 50 70:10 " " "

1.5 Class 11 Debrief (End of Training Day) 15 7:1

Day 2

1.5 PA 12 Packing the MT2-XX Ram-Air Parachute System 50 70:10 Students broken down into 10 groups for packing, each student packing one chute, one PR instructor per group.

1.5 PA 13 Packing the MT2-XX Ram-Air Parachute System 50 70:10 " " "

1.5 PA 14 Packing the MT2-XX Ram-Air Parachute System 50 70:10 " " "

1.5 PA 15 Packing the MT2-XX Ram-Air Parachute System 50 70:10 " " "

1.6 Class 20 Ram-Air Canopy Control and Landing Procedures 50 70:2 1 Instructor teaching and second instructor used for demonstration of equipment and donning.

1.6 Class 21 Ram-Air Canopy Control and Landing Procedures 30 70:2 " " "

1.7 Class 22 Emergency Procedures 50 70:2 " " "

B 4

Topic Period BottleNeck No. Type Period Topic Title Length Ratio Ratio Justification of Ratios

1.7 Class 23 Emergency Procedures 15 70:2 " " "

1.8 Class 24 Debrief (End of Training Day) 15 70:1

Day 3

1.5 PA 16 Packing the MT2-XX Ram-Air Parachute System 50 70:10 " " "

1.5 PA 17 Packing the MT2-XX Ram-Air Parachute System 50 70:10 " " "

1.5 PA 18 MT2-XX Packing Test 50 70:10 " " "

1.5 PA 19 MT2-XX Packing Test 50 70:10 " " "

1.8 Class 25 Round Robins Introduction 50 70:1

1.8 PA 26 Round Robin - five stations: Body Stabilization, Emergency Procedures, Canopy Control, Equipment issue and Exits

50 70:10 Students broken down into five groups with 2 instructors for each group and rotated through five stations.

1.8 PA 27 Round Robin 50 70:10 " " "

1.8 PA 28 Round Robin 50 70:10 " " "

1.8 Class 29 Debrief (End of Training Day) 15 70:1

Day 4

1.8 Class 30 Gear Prep/Inspection/DZSO Jump Brief 50 70:1

B 5

Topic Period BottleNeck No. Type Period Topic Title Length Ratio Ratio Justification of Ratios

1.9 Class 31 Accelerated Free Fall Levels 1-7 50 70:18 Four students per instructor for jump brief of Level 1

B 6

Topic Period BottleNeck No. Type Period Topic Title Length Ratio Ratio Justification of Ratios

1.9 PA 32 Accelerated Free Fall Level 1 50 70:21 6 Students on each plane, two planes, with one instructor and one reserve side safety observer per student. 12 students donning parachutes and receiving 2X Jump Master Personnel Inspections (JMPIs) with 6 instructors, 12 students help donning, 12 students under canopy, 12 students flaking out canopies for jumpers while the jumpers stow gear, 10 students packing with 2 PR instructors performing QAIs. 1 Drop Zone Safety Officer (DZSO) instructing and suppport from 1 Assistant DZSO, 1 EMT-B, 3 PRs for instructor chutes, 1 Parachute Maintenance Quality Assurance Representative (PMQAR) ATC-Civilian, and a Military Liason Officer (MLO) ATC-Military @ Drop Zone (DZ)

1.9 PA 33 Accelerated Free Fall Level 1 50 70:21 " " " " "

B 7

Topic Period BottleNeck No. Type Period Topic Title Length Ratio Ratio Justification of Ratios

1.9 PA 34 Accelerated Free Fall Level 1 50 70:21 " " " " "

1.9 PA 35 Accelerated Free Fall Level 1 30 70:21 " " " " "

1.9 Class 36 Instructor Debrief of Level 1 and Brief of Level 2 50 70:18 Each instructor assigned 4 students to jump with and brief/debrief.

1.9 PA 37 Accelerated Free Fall Level 2 50 70:21 6 Students on each plane, two planes, with one instructor and one reserve side safety observer per student. 12 students donning parachutes and receiving 2X JMPIs with 6 instructors, 12 students help donning, 12 students under canopy, 12 students flaking out canopies for jumpers while the jumpers stow gear, 10 students packing with 2 PR instructors performing QAIs. 1 DZSO instructing and suppport from 1 Assistant DZSO, 1 EMT-B, 3 PRs for instructor chutes, 1 PMQAR, and an MLO @

DZ.

1.9 PA 38 Accelerated Free Fall Level 2 50 70:21 " " " " "

B 8

Topic Period BottleNeck No. Type Period Topic Title Length Ratio Ratio Justification of Ratios

1.9 PA 39 Accelerated Free Fall Level 2 50 70:21 " " " " "

1.9 PA 40 Accelerated Free Fall Level 2 30 70:21 " " " " "

1.9 PA 41 Post-Jump/ End of Day DZSO Debrief 15 70:1

Day 5

1.9 Class 42 Gear Prep/Inspection/Jump Brief by DZSO for

AFF Level 3

50 70:1

1.9 Class 43 Instructor Debrief of Level 2 and Brief of Level 3 50 70:18 Each instructor assigned 4 students to jump with and brief/debrief.

B 9

Topic Period BottleNeck No. Type Period Topic Title Length Ratio Ratio Justification of Ratios

1.9 PA 44 Accelerated Free Fall Level 3 50 70:21 6 Students on each plane, two planes, with one instructor per student. 12 students donning parachutes and receiving 2X JMPIs with 6 instructors, 12 students help donning, 12 students under canopy, 12 students flaking out canopies for jumpers while the jumpers stow gear, 10 students packing with 2 PR instructors performing QAIs. 1 DZSO instructing and suppport from 1 Assistant DZSO, 1 EMT-B, 3 PRs for instructor chutes, 1 PMQAR, and an MLO @

DZ.

1.9 PA 45 Accelerated Free Fall Level 3 50 70:21 " " " " "

1.9 Class 46 Accelerated Free Fall Level 3 50 70:21 " " " " "

1.9 Class 47 Accelerated Free Fall Level 3 50 70:21 " " " " "

1.9 PA 48 Accelerated Free Fall Level 3 50 70:21 " " " " "

1.9 PA 49 Instructor Debrief of Level 3 50 70:18 Each instructor assigned 4 students to jump with and

B 10

Topic Period BottleNeck No. Type Period Topic Title Length Ratio Ratio Justification of Ratios

1.9 PA 50 Post-Jump/ End of Day DZSO Debrief 15 70:1

WEEK 2

Day 1 Topic Period BottleNeck No. Type Period Topic Title Length Ratio Ratio Justification of Ratios

1.9 Class 51 Gear Prep/Inspection/Jump Brief by DZSO for

AFF Level 4

50 70:1

1.9 Class 52 Instructor Brief of Level 4 30 70:18 Each instructor assigned 4 students to jump with and

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Topic Period BottleNeck No. Type Period Topic Title Length Ratio Ratio Justification of Ratios

1.9 PA 53 Accelerated Free Fall Level 4 50 70:21 6 Students on each plane, two planes, with one instructor per student. 12 students donning parachutes and receiving 2X JMPIs with 6 instructors, 12 students help donning, 12 students under canopy, 12 students flaking out canopies for jumpers while the jumpers stow gear, 10 students packing with 2 PR instructors performing QAIs. 1 DZSO instructing and suppport from 1 Assistant DZSO, 1 EMT-B, 3 PRs for instructor chutes, 1 PMQAR, and an MLO @

DZ.

1.9 PA 54 Accelerated Free Fall Level 4 50 70:21 " " " " "

1.9 PA 55 Accelerated Free Fall Level 4 50 70:21 " " " " "

1.9 PA 56 Instructor Debrief of Level 4 and Brief of Level 5 50 70:18 Each instructor assigned 4 students to jump with and

B 12

Topic Period BottleNeck No. Type Period Topic Title Length Ratio Ratio Justification of Ratios

1.9 PA 57 Accelerated Free Fall Level 5 50 70:21 6 Students on each plane, two planes, with one instructor per student. 12 students donning parachutes and receiving 2X JMPIs with 6 instructors, 12 students help donning, 12 students under canopy, 12 students flaking out canopies for jumpers while the jumpers stow gear, 10 students packing with 2 PR instructors performing QAIs. 1 DZSO instructing and suppport from 1 Assistant DZSO, 1 EMT-B, 3 PRs for instructor chutes, 1 PMQAR, and an MLO @

DZ.

1.9 PA 58 Accelerated Free Fall Level 5 50 70:21 " " " " "

1.9 PA 59 Accelerated Free Fall Level 5 50 70:21 " " " " "

1.9 Class 60 Instructor Debrief of Level 5 and Brief of Level 6 50 70:18 Each instructor assigned 4 students to…