Attachment_2_-_NPC_SL_TCCD_(JUN_2014).pdf

TRAINING COURSE CONTROL DOCUMENT

FOR

NAVY PARACHUTE STATIC LINE COURSE

A-431-0135A CHANGE 2

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

JUNE 2014

Place Holder for Letter Of Promulgation

SUMMARY OF DIFFERENCES

Historical Information

The course title for A-431-0135 ("Navy Static Line Parachutist") is being changed to "Navy Parachute Static Line Course".

The radio lesson has been deleted. Students are not equipped with radios for this course due to the low altitude and time constraints. Instructors use a bullhorn to communicate with students.

The number of class convenings will increase by one and the maximum class capacity will increase to 70.

These changes apply to Revision A/Change 1:

1. MC-1 parachute system changed to MC-6 parachute system in all course documents.

2. Course RRL modifications:

Consumables -NTR reserve ripcord changed to T-11R reserve ripcord

Equipment -Parachute, personnel, NRT changed to Parachute, personnel, T-11R

Training Equipment -MC-1 container changed to MC-6 container -MC-1 riser changed to MC-6 riser -Parachute, MC-1, parachute changed to Parachute, MC-6, parachute -Parachute, personnel, NTR reserve changed to Parachute, personnel, T-11R

LP/TG: Updates to the lesson plan and trainee guide incorporated to reflect the change from use of the MC-1 series parachute to the MC-6 series parachute system.

Media files: Updates to media files associated with this course incorporated to reflect the change from use of the MC-1 series parachute system to the MC-6 series parachute system.

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

COURSE DATA

Course Title:

Navy Parachute Static Line Course

Course Identification Number (CIN):

A-431-0135A Change 2

Training Type:

F1

Course Data Processing Code (CDP) by Site: CDP

1. NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE ADVANCED TRAINING

COMMAND DETACHMENT CORONADO

757K

2. Naval Special Warfare Center (NSWCEN)

Course Status:

Change

Course Mission Statement:

Qualify Naval Special Warfare (NSW) and Joint Special Operations Forces (JSOF) personnel in current, relevant, and approved Static Line parachute techniques and tactics.

The purpose of the course is to provide the trainee with sufficient information and practical experience to safely conduct basic Static Line (S/L) parachute operations at 1,250 feet Above Ground Level (AGL). It includes instruction in day S/L parachuting, as well as parachuting with combat equipment.

Occupational Classification/Prerequisites:

Student attendance at the Navy Parachute S/L COI will be limited to qualified SEAL (532X, 113X), SWCC (5352), and Navy EOD (533X, 748X, 648X, 114X). MARSOC and AFSOC personnel may attend pending their service approval. COMNAVSPECWARCOM will not permit attendance by combat support or combat service support personnel. All personnel must meet weight standards outlined in US Army TC 3-21.220. Personnel cannot exceed 240 pounds. Personnel reporting that do not meet all of the prerequisites will not be admitted to the course without approval from Naval Special Warfare Command

(NAVSPECWARCOM).

COURSE DATA (CONT.)

Course Overview:

Jump progression, learning objectives, and passing standards provided to the trainee by instructor cadre personnel by monitoring the sequence of jumps and the flow of each jump evolution. Before a trainee progresses from one level to the next, the trainee must successfully demonstrate practical S/L air skills for that particular jump. It is a requirement to successfully complete all practical exams (i.e., jumps) to graduate.

The Navy Parachute Static Line course will include the following topics:

-Introduction to the Navy Parachute Static Line

-Static Line Equipment Familiarization and Mass Donning

-Aircraft Procedures and Jump Commands

-Aircraft Exit & Five Points of Performance, to include:

(1) Proper exit, check body position, and count

(2) Check canopy, gain canopy control

(3) Keep a sharp lookout for jumpers during descent

(4) Turn into the wind, prepare to land

(5) Land

-Parachute Landing Fall

-Canopy Malfunction Procedures

-Rigging Combat Equipment

-Static Line Parachute Operations (Slick x 3)

-Static Line Parachute Operations (with Combat Equipment x 2)

NSWCEN is the Course Curriculum Model Manager (CCMM) for this course.

Course Length Required:

5 Calendar Days

Class Hours: 15.50 Lab Hours: 0.00

Practical Application Hours: 24.50 Special Hours: 0.50

Bottleneck Hours: 0.00

Learning Sites:

1. NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE ADVANCED TRAINING COMMAND DETACHMENT CORONADO

Bldg. 903, 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

DETACHMENT CORONADO

2. Naval Special Warfare Center (NSWCEN) 0

Class Capacity By Sites: Planned

1. NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE ADVANCED TRAINING COMMAND DETACHMENT CORONADO

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

DETACHMENT CORONADO

5.75

2. Naval Special Warfare Center (NSWCEN) 0.00

Instructor/Support Manning:

*18- Static Line Certified Instructors (Contractor) 1- Military Liason Officer (MLO)

Support:

*FAA Certified Parachute Riggers

- FAA Certified (Senior)

- Ft. Lee Quartermaster School trained *2 - Drop Zone Safety Officers *1 - Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic (EMT)

* Note: In support of Contract # N61339-06-D-0006

Work Center:

NSW ATC Air Operations

TRAINEE DATA

Personnel Physical Requirements:

Prospective students must be medically screened by parent command. Students must report with either complete medical records or a current physiological training record. Prospective students must meet weight standards of 240 pounds or less.

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: BASIC STATIC LINE PARACHUTE THEORY AND APPLICATION

1.1 Navy Parachute Static Line Course Introduction 4.0 0.0 0.0 4.0

1.2 The Five Points of Performance and Parachute Landing Fall

(PLF)

4.0 0.0 1.0 5.0

1.3 Canopy Control 1.0 0.0 0.0 1.0

1.4 Round Robins 7.0 0.0 9.0 16.0

1.5 Canopy Malfunction Procedures 2.0 0.0 2.0 4.0

Unit 1 Total 18.0 0.0 12.0 30.0

Unit 2: STATIC LINE PARACHUTE OPERATIONS (SLICK)

2.1 Static Line Jumps (Slick x3) 4.0 0.0 7.0 11.0

Unit 2 Total 4.0 0.0 7.0 11.0

Unit 3: STATIC LINE PARACHUTE OPERATIONS WITH COMBAT EQUIPMENT

3.1 Static Line Combat Equipment Jumps (x2) 1.0 0.0 6.0 7.0

Unit 3 Total 1.0 0.0 6.0 7.0

COURSE TOTAL 23.0 0.0 25.0 48.0

Periods Percent

Class 23.0 47.9

Lab 0.0 0.0

PA 25.0 52.1

Total 48.0 100.0

CURRICULUM OUTLINE OF INSTRUCTION

UNIT 1: BASIC STATIC LINE PARACHUTE THEORY AND APPLICATION

Terminal Objective(s):

1.0 PERFORM static line parachute jumps while adhering to all safety precautions and considerations in accordance with Naval Special Warfare Air Operations, COMNAVSPECWARCOM INSTRUCTION 3000.3 (Series); and Army Static Line Operations Training Circular, TC 3-21.220 (CTTL item # 1)

Lesson Topic 1.1: Navy Parachute Static Line Course Introduction

Enabling Objective(s):

1.1 DESCRIBE static line parachute operations purpose, policies, procedures, and the requirements of the static line parachute course in accordance with Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series); and Army Static Line Operations Training Circular, TC 3-21.220 (CTTL item # 2)

Lesson Topic 1.2: The Five Points of Performance and Parachute Landing Fall (PLF)

Enabling Objective(s):

1.5 DESCRIBE the Five Points of Performance techniques and procedures executed during static line parachute operations in accordance with Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series); and Army Static Line Operations Training Circular, TC 3-21.220 (CTTL item # 6)

1.6 DESCRIBE the five points of contact when performing a parachute landing fall (PLF) executed during static line parachuting operations in accordance with the Naval Special Warfare Air Operations Manual and Static Line Parachuting Techniques and Training, TC 3-21.220. (CTTL item # 6)

1.7 DEMONSTRATE the five points of contact when performing a parachute landing fall (PLF) executed during static line parachuting operations in accordance with the Naval Special Warfare Air Operations Manual and Static Line Parachuting Techniques and Training, TC 3-21.220.

(CTTL item # 6)

1.8 PERFORM the five points of contact of a parachute landing fall (PLF) when executed during static line parachuting operations in accordance with the Naval Special Warfare Air Operations Manual and Static Line Parachuting Techniques and Training, TC 3-21.220. (CTTL item # 6)

CURRICULUM OUTLINE OF INSTRUCTION (CONT.)

Lesson Topic 1.3: Canopy Control

Enabling Objective(s):

1.1 DESCRIBE static line parachute operations purpose, policies, procedures, and the requirements of the static line parachute course in accordance with Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series); and Army Static Line Operations Training Circular, TC 3-21.220 (CTTL item # 2)

Lesson Topic 1.4: Round Robins

Enabling Objective(s):

1.4 PERFORM mass donning procedures in accordance with Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series); and Army Static Line Operations Training Circular, TC 3-21.220 (CTTL item # 5)

1.7 DEMONSTRATE the five points of contact when performing a parachute landing fall (PLF) executed during static line parachuting operations in accordance with the Naval Special Warfare Air Operations Manual and Static Line Parachuting Techniques and Training, TC 3-21.220.

(CTTL item # 6)

1.9 DEMONSTRATE Five Points of Performance techniques and procedures during static line parachute operations, while adhering to applicable safety procedures and considerations in accordance with Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST

3000.3 (Series); and Army Static Line Operations Training Circular, TC 3-21.220 (CTTL item # 7)

1.10 DEMONSTRATE ability to recover personnel and equipment in a safe and timely manner from the drop zone in accordance with Naval Special Warfare Air Operations, COMNAVSPECWARCOM INSTRUCTION 3000.3 (Series); and Army Static Line Operations Training Circular, TC 3-21.220 (CTTL item # 8)

1.12 DEMONSTRATE proper procedures, with 100% accuracy, when given commands by a Jump Master during static line parachute operations in accordance with Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series); and Army Static Line Operations Training Circular, TC 3-21.220 (CTTL item # 10)

1.14 RESPOND to canopy malfunction (partial or total) or parachute emergency condition using the standing/hanging harness and take corrective action, adhering to applicable safety procedures and considerations in accordance with Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series); and Army Static Line Operations Training Circular, TC 3-21.220 (CTTL item # 12)

1.16 DEMONSTRATE procedures to inspect, rig, don and lower a front mounted rucksack for static line parachute operations, while adhering to applicable safety procedures and considerations in accordance with Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST

3000.3 (Series); and Army Static Line Operations Training Circular, TC 3-21.220 (CTTL item #

14)

Lesson Topic 1.5: Canopy Malfunction Procedures

Enabling Objective(s):

1.13 DESCRIBE procedures for identifying a canopy malfunction (partial or total) or parachute emergency condition during static line parachute operations, and proper corrective actions in accordance with Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST

3000.3 (Series); and Army Static Line Operations Training Circular, TC 3-21.220 (CTTL item # 11)

1.14 RESPOND to canopy malfunction (partial or total) or parachute emergency condition using the standing/hanging harness and take corrective action, adhering to applicable safety procedures and considerations in accordance with Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series); and Army Static Line Operations Training Circular, TC 3-21.220 (CTTL item # 12)

UNIT 2: STATIC LINE PARACHUTE OPERATIONS (SLICK)

Terminal Objective(s):

2.0 QUALIFY in slick static line parachute operations, while adhering to applicable safety procedures and considerations in accordance with Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series); and Army Static Line Operations Training Circular, TC 3-21.220 (CTTL item # 15)

Lesson Topic 2.1: Static Line Jumps (Slick x3)

Enabling Objective(s):

2.1 PERFORM slick static line jumps from an altitude of not less than 1,250' AGL with an MC-6 series main parachute, T-11R Reserve, Protec helmet, and all mandatory safety equipment for a static line jump while adhering to applicable safety procedures and considerations in accordance with Naval Special Warfare Air Operations, COMNAVSPECWARCOM INSTRUCTION 3000.3 (Series); and Army Static Line Operations Training Circular, TC 3-21.220 (CTTL item # 16)

UNIT 3: STATIC LINE PARACHUTE OPERATIONS WITH COMBAT EQUIPMENT

Terminal Objective(s):

3.0 QUALIFY in static line parachute operations, with combat equipment, while adhering to applicable safety procedures and considerations in accordance with Naval Special Warfare Air Operations manual, COMNAVSPECWARCOMINST 3000.3 (Series); and Army Static Line Operations Training Circular, TC 3-21.220 (CTTL item # 17)

Lesson Topic 3.1: Static Line Combat Equipment Jumps (x2)

Enabling Objective(s):

3.1 PERFORM static line jumps from an altitude of not less than 1,250' AGL with an MC-6 series main parachute, T-11R Reserve, Protec helmet, combat pack, harness, single-point release (HSPR), HPT lowering line (15 ft), and all mandatory safety equipment for a static line jump while adhering to applicable safety procedures and considerations in accordance with Naval Special Warfare Air Operations, CNSWC INST 3000.3 (Series); and Army Static Line Operations Training Circular, TC 3-21.220 (CTTL item # 18)

RESOURCE REQUIREMENT LIST

Learning Site

NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE ADVANCED TRAINING COMMAND DETACHMENT CORONADO

Site Consideration:

Training site is located in Jamul, California. All facilities are contractor (Tactical Air Operations®) provided.

CCMM is NSWCEN.

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. Lowering Line 15" 11-1-2530-1 1670-01-067-6838 70 EA $50.69

2. Material, Adhesive

Insignia Cloth, 52"

W905 100 YD $16.75

3. Material, Adhesive Ripstop Nylon

W903 200 YD $8.00

4. Material, Cloth, Parachute Nylon

8305-01-115-9168 100 YD $4.33 1.1 oz, 48" Wide, Green

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

6. Rubber Band L.W. S7111 1670-00-568-0323 10 BX $1.21

7. Rubber Band, Parachute MIL-R-1832 1670-00-568-0323 10 BX $1.23

8. Safety Pin 5315-01-392-4544 15 EA $1.94

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

10. Silicone Spray 6850-00-142-9389 1 BX $81.00

11. Snap Fastener, Button 5325-01-130-3297 2 EA $81.00

12. Snap Fastener, Cap MS27983-1 5325-00-891-9073 2 EA $0.30 Pull-The-Dot, Black

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

14. Snap Fastener, Post 5325-00-276-4978 20 BX $4.31 100 per box

15. Snap Fastener, Socket MS27983-2 5325-00-945-2577 20 EA $0.22 Pull-The-Dot, Black

16. Snap Fastener, Stud 5325-00-781-5902 20 EA $0.07

17. Snap Fastener, Stud MS27983-3 5325-00-276-4908 20 BX $6.96 100 per box, Pull-The-Dot, Black

18. T-11R Reserve Ripcord 2

19. Tag, Danger 0105-LF-015-1200 1 BX $62.20 1000 per box

A 1

RESOURCE REQUIREMENT LIST (CONT.)

20. Tag, Manilla 8135-00-292-2354 1 BX $2.70

21. Tag, NRFI, Red 0116-LF-114-0000 1 BX $14.00

22. Tape, Adhesive, 2" 7510-00-266-5016 4 RL $52.53

23. Tape, Adhesive, Pressure

Sensitive, 1/2"

7510-00-550-7129 4 RL $10.70

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

W9830R 2 RL $42.12 ParaGear - Tan

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

26. Thread, Nylon Size "E", 2800 yd roll, OD

8310-00-262-2772 1 RL $4.61

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

8310-00-515-3367 4 TU $4.61

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

T1012 4 RL $25.00

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

T1012 4 SL $25.00

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

T1012 4 RL $25.00

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

T1012 4 SL $25.00

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

T1017 4 SL $25.00

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

T1017 4 RL $25.00

34. Webbing, Cotton, 1/4", Type 1 80 lbs

MIL-T-5661E 8305-00-268-2411 25 YD $0.03

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. Bartack Machine LK1900A H Type 1 EA $4,329.00

2. Buckle, FasTex CSR 91596 100 EA $0.22

3. Connector Link, Stainless

Steel

1670-01-425-1511 25 EA $5.77

A 2

4. Dual Point Release Harness

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

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

6. Harness Single Point

Release

11-1-3008 1670-01-227-7992 70 EA $122.00

7. Parachute Harness Quick Ejector Snap

5340-00-887-2150 10 EA $27.19

8. Parachute, Personnel, T- 11R

9. Ripcord, Inspection Assy 1670-00-910-3866 2 EA $174.85

10. Table, Parachute Packing 7195-00-973-1961 2 EA $1,101.46

11. Tool Box 5140-00-315-2758 4 EA $489.76

12. Vidmar Cabinet Open Purchase 1 EA $600.00

3. IMI

NO. DESIGNATION TITLE QTY REQ.

1. NP - SL Canopy Control Video Canopy Control Part One 1

2. NP - SL Canopy Control Video Canopy Control Part Two 1

3. NP - SL Donning 1.doc Round Robin 1 - Donning 1

4. NP - SL Donning 2.doc Round Robin 2 - Donning 1

5. NP - SL Donning 4.doc Round Robin 4 - Donning 1

6. NP - SL DZ Recovery 1.doc DZ Recovery 1 1

7. NP - SL DZ Recovery 2.doc DZ Recovery 2 1

8. NP - SL DZ Recovery 3.doc DZ Recovery 3 1

9. NP - SL DZ Recovery 4.doc DZ Recovery 4 1

10. NP - SL Exits 1.doc Exits 1 1

11. NP - SL Exits 2.doc Exits 2 1

12. NP - SL Exits 3.doc Exits 3 1

13. NP - SL Exits 4.doc Exits 4 1

14. NP - SL Harness 1.doc Harness 1 1

15. NP - SL Harness 2.doc Harness 2 1

16. NP - SL Harness 3.doc Harness 3 1

17. NP - SL Main Canopy Demonstration.doc Main Canopy Deployment & DZ

Recovery Demonstration

18. NP - SL Mass PLF Grass Drills.doc Mass PLF Grass Drills 1

19. NP - SL PLF - SLT Front.doc SLT 1 - Front Left & Front Right 1

A 3

20. NP - SL PLF - SLT Rear.doc SLT 2 - Back Left & Back Right 1

21. NP - SL PLF 1 (Box).doc PLF 1 (low box) 1

22. NP - SL PLF 2 (Octagonal).doc PLF 2 1

23. NP - SL PLF 3 (Octagonal).doc PLF 3 1

24. NP - SL Rucksack Intro.doc Round Robin 3 -

Donning/Rucksack Intro

25. NP - SL Shake Out Procedure.doc Shake Out Procedure 1

26. NP - SL Trident DZ 1.ppt Trident DZ 1

27. NP SL - Intro to Course brief.pptx Navy Parachute Static Line 1

28. NP SL Canopy Control.pptx Canopy Control 1

29. NP SL Malfunctions.pptx Canopy Malfunction Procedures 1

30. NP SL The Five Points of Performance copy 2.pptx The Five Points of Performance 1

31. NP-SL Donning 1 MC6.doc Round Robin 1- Donning 1

32. NP-SL Main Canopy Demonstration MC-6.doc Main Canopy Deployment & DZ

Recovery Demonstration

33. NP-SL New Harness 3 MC6.doc Harness 3 1

34. Round Robin EP's.DOC Emergency Procedures (Ground

Training) 40 minutes

35. SL MARKER PANEL WALK THROUGH

MC6.Docx

V MARKER PANEL WALK

THROUGH

36. SL Trident Brief 2.pptx TRIDENT DZ BRIEF 1

37. SL V MARKER PANEL WALK THROUGH.docx V MARKER PANEL WALK

THROUGH

4. Photographs

NO. NUMBER TITLE SOURCE QTY REQ.

1. 1 Otay Lakes Drop-Zone overlay

(5000 ft.)

2. 2 Trident Drop-Zone overlay (5000 ft.)

A 4

5. Publications

NO. NUMBER TITLE QTY REQ. SUPPLIER

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

2. B1876 Parachute Manual, Volume 1 2

3. B1891 Parachute Manual, Volume 2 2

4. TC 3-21.220 Static Line Parachuting Techniques and Training 1 Headquarters, Department of the Army

6. Training 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. MC-6 Container 10 EA

2. MC-6 Riser 10 EA

3. Parachute, MC-6 Parachute 10 EA

4. Parachute, Personnel, T-

11R Reserve

1670-00-892-4218 10 EA $887.00

5. Static Line 1670-00-925-7843 5 EA $133.18

6. Static Line Deployment

Bag

56D6276-4 1670-01-094--0687 10 EA $14.38

7. Static Line, USL 1670-01-476-3068 5 EA $9.82

8. Static Line, USL Snap

Hook

1670-01-476-3142 5 EA $21.71

7. 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. Jump Log B1789 70 EA $6.35 PARA GEAR

2. NP Static Line Lesson Plan A-431-0135A LP 20 EA $35.00

3. NP Static Line Trainee

Guide

A-431-0135A TG 70 EA $35.00

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MASTER SCHEDULE SUMMARY SHEET Date: 19 June 2014

Activity: Naval Special Warfare Center (NSWCEN)

A. LOCATION:

CDP Site/MTU

757K NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE ADVANCED TRAINING COMMAND

DETACHMENT CORONADO

* Naval Special Warfare Center (NSWCEN)

(* = Course Curriculum Model Manager)

B. COURSE DATA:

Course: NP Static Line CIN: A-431-0135A Change 2

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

70:14 35 70:4 1 70:2 1 70:1 10 70:3 2

Total periods = 49 (49 Standard Periods + 0 Bottleneck Periods)

Ratio justification for ratios less than planned class size:

COMMAND/SIGNATURE/TITLE DATE

CCMM APPROVAL:

COMMAND/SIGNATURE/TITLE DATE

CCA APPROVAL:

COMMAND/SIGNATURE/TITLE DATE

CNET/SIGNATURE/TITLE DATE

B 1

COURSE MASTER SCHEDULE

WEEK 1

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

1.1 Class 1 Navy Parachute Static Line Course Introduction 30 70:14 Introduction of all instructors and their background

1.1 Class 2 Registration 50 70:4 Weigh-in, height

measurement, EMT questions and database entry of each student.

1.1 Class 3 EMT Interview & Roster # Assignment 15 70:2 EMT and instructor

1.1 Class 4 Video Presentation of prior class 15 70:1

1.2 Class 5 The Five Points of Performance and Parachute

Landing Fall (PLF)

30 70:1

1.2 Class 6 Demonstration of Main Canopy Deployment and

DZ Recovery

30 70:3 1to be dummy, 1 to talk, 1 to support the D-bag

1.2 Class 7 Demonstrate Shake Out Procedres 15 70:3 1 to narrate, 1 to be student #1, 1 to be student#2

1.2 Class 8 Army Canopy Control Videos 30 70:14

1.2 PA 9 PLF Mass Drill 50 70:14 One instructor demonstrates

and all instructors assisting students with proper form

B 2

COURSE MASTER SCHEDULE (CONT.)

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

1.4 PA 11 Round Robins 50 70:14 3-Exits, 3-Donning, 3-PLF, 3-DZ Recovery, 2-Harness

1.4 PA 12 Round Robins #1 50 70:14

1.4 PA 13 Round Robins #1 50 70:14

Day 2

1.3 Class 10 Canopy Control 50 70:1

1.4 PA 14 Round Robins #2 50 70:14

1.4 PA 15 Round Robins #2 50 70:14

1.4 PA 16 Round Robins #2 50 70:14

1.4 Class 17 V Marker Panel Walkthrough 50 70:14

1.4 PA 18 Round Robins #3 W/Rigging Combat Equipment 50 70:14

1.4 PA 19 Round Robins #3 W/Rigging Combat Equipment 50 70:14

1.4 PA 20 Round Robins #3 W/Rigging Combat Equipment 50 70:14

1.5 Class 27 Canopy Malfunction Procedures 50 70:1

Day 3

1.4 Class 21 Round Robins #4 Swing/Land Trainer

Demonstration

30 70:14

1.4 Class 22 Round Robins #4 SLT Front, Donning, Exits and

Ruck Lowering

50 70:14

B 3

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

1.4 Class 23 Round Robins #4 SLT Front, Donning, Exits and

Ruck Lowering

50 70:14

1.4 Class 24 Round Robins #4 SLT Front, Donning, Exits and

Ruck Lowering

50 70:14

1.4 Class 25 Round Robins #4 SLT Rear, DZ Recovery w/ruck 50 70:14

1.4 Class 26 Round Robins #4 SLT Rear, DZ Recovery w/ruck 50 70:14

Day 4

1.5 Class 28 Static Line Trident DZ Brief 15 70:1

1.5 PA 29 Load up trucks and transit to Brown Field 50 70:14

1.5 PA 30 Load up trucks and transit to Brown Field 30 70:14

2.1 PA 31 Static Line Jumps (Slick x3) 50 70:14

2.1 PA 32 Static Line Jumps (Slick x3) 50 70:14

2.1 PA 33 Static Line Jumps (Slick x3) 50 70:14

2.1 PA 34 Static Line Jumps (Slick x3) 50 70:14

2.1 PA 35 Static Line Jumps (Slick x3) 50 70:14

2.1 PA 36 Static Line Jumps (Slick x3) 50 70:14

2.1 PA 37 Static Line Jumps (Slick x3) 50 70:14

2.1 Class 38 End of Day Debrief 30 70:1

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Day 5 Topic Period BottleNeck No. Type Period Topic Title Length Ratio Ratio Justification of Ratios

2.1 Class 39 DZSO Brief 30 70:1

2.1 Class 40 PLF & Exit Training 30 70:14

2.1 Class 41 Gear-Up and Transit to Brown Field 50 70:14

3.1 PA 42 Static Line Combat Equipment Jumps (x2) 50 70:14

3.1 PA 43 Static Line Combat Equipment Jumps (x2) 50 70:14

3.1 PA 44 Static Line Combat Equipment Jumps (x2) 50 70:14

3.1 PA 45 Static Line Combat Equipment Jumps (x2) 50 70:14

3.1 PA 46 Gear-up and Transit back to Otay 50 70:14

3.1 PA 47 Unload trucks and stow gear 50 70:1

3.1 Class 48 Debrief/ Student Course Critique 30 70:1

Special 49 Graduation 30 70:1

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