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Jumpmaster 2022/2023, Top Exam Questions with accurate answers. Rated A+ Jumpmaster Team Qualifications (4) - ✔✔-1. Graduate of authorized Jumpmaster course 2. SGT or above (Marines: Corpora ... l / Air Force: SrA - E4+) 3. Must Safety twice before performing AJ Duties 4. Must Safety twice and AJ twice before PJ duties, regardless of rank or rating How to Achieve Baseline Currency - ✔✔-Must Safety twice and AJ once within 180 days of graduation of authorized Jumpmaster course Currency Requirements - ✔✔-1. Novice Rated Jumpmasters must PJ or AJ on a HP aircraft once every 180 days 2. Advanced Rated Jumpmasters must PJ, AJ, or Safety on a HP aircraft once every 180 days Areas of Jumpmaster Duties - ✔✔-1. Unit Area 2. Departure Airfield 3. In Flight When Do Jumpmaster Duties Begin? - ✔✔-Immediately upon notification Jumpmaster Duties in the Unit Area - ✔✔-JJ MSM 1. Jumpmaster notification 2. Jumpmaster team rehearsals 3. MACO briefing 4. Sustained Airborne Training 5. Mock door training The Primary Jumpmaster can delegate ______ but not _______. - ✔✔-Authority, Responsibility What Information Will the PJ Receive After Notification? - ✔✔-TMAN TWAT MALT 1. Mission and ground tactical plan 2. Air movement plan (time of flight, formations, route, direction of flight over DZ, drop altitude, location/design of code letters, racetracks, and emergency call signs/frequencies) 3. Names of JM team, time/location to brief them 4. Transportation plan 5. Tactical cross load plan 6. Weather decision time(s) 7. Type of aircraft/special equipment (i.e. A-series containers on the A/C) 8. A/C tail numbers, chalk numbers, and parking spots 9. Landing plan 10. Air item turn in plan 11. Medical support plan 12. Timeline from the backwards planning and begin execution What Occurs During JM Team Rehearsals? - ✔✔-NMR 1. The PJ notifies the rest of the JM team and determines responsibilities for each member of the team 2. Manifest is prepared 3. PJ conducts full rehearsal with JM team prior to Jumpers' arrival When Should the MACO Brief Occur? - ✔✔-As soon as possible after manifest and prior to SAT, briefed to the personnel on the operation What Should the MACO Brief Include? - ✔✔-All of the details involving the airborne operation Requirements for Sustained Airborne Training - ✔✔-- Can be conducted in the unit area or at the departure airfield - Must be conducted within 24 hours of takeoff - Can be conducted up to 48 hours prior, with approval from an O-6 or higher - Pre-jump may be tailored to the operation Minimum PLF Platform Height - ✔✔-24 Inches SAT Must Cover - ✔✔-At a minimum, pre-jump, parachute landing falls, and mock door training Requirements for Mock Door Training - ✔✔-MSLM 1. Must have suitable mock up to replicate the aircraft being used for the operation 2. SERJT/E 3. Load jumpers in reverse chalk order and reinforce the airborne commander's tactical cross load 4. Minimum of two mock door rehearsals, with the last one being conducted as planned for the airborne operation SERJT/E - ✔✔-Static line control Exiting procedures Red light procedures Jump refusals Towed Jumper procedures Emergency procedures (T/F) 1 long continuous ring of the alarm bell indicates a crash during take-off. - ✔✔-True (T/F) 6 short rings of the alarm bell indicates an emergency bailout. - ✔✔-False; 6 short rings of the alarm bell indicates a crash landing during flight without enough time or altitude to bail out. (T/F) 3 short rings of the alarm bell on an air force aircraft indicates an emergency bailout. - ✔✔-True Duties of Jumpmaster Team at Departure Airfield - ✔✔-1. SAT and mock door training (if not done at unit area) 2. PJ reports to DACO for update on any changes to the operation or timeline 3. JM team receives serious incident brief from DACO and signs serious incident brief roster 4. Copies of manifest made and distributed 5. PJ conduct air crew brief at the aircraft and inspects the aircraft 6. Safety and AJ remain with the chalk, maintain accountability of jumpers at all times, and issue parachutes and air items 7. JM team will begin JMPI after jumpers have donned equipment (ensure buddy rigging) What Information Should Be Included in the Air Crew Brief? - ✔✔-DRTTTT 1. Time warnings and checkpoints 2. Drop altitude, speed, and heading 3. Towed parachutist procedures 4. Racetracks 5. Type of drop 6. Times for load, takeoff, and drop Under What Conditions Can the Unit Reject the Aircraft? - ✔✔-1. Aircraft is improperly configured for the operation OR 2. Inoperable paratroop door What is Station Time? - ✔✔-The time agreed upon by the Army (airborne commander) and the Air Force (airlift commander) for when all the jumpers and equipment must be loaded and seated, with seatbelts on When is the Aircrew Normally Available? - ✔✔-1 Hour prior to station time (T/F) The JM Team Will Draw Their Own Parachutes - ✔✔-True Safeties will draw one extra aviators kit bags for every ___ Jumpers. - ✔✔-15 Safeties will draw one extra universal parachutist recovery bag for every ___ Jumpers. - ✔✔-30 At least ___ additional reserve parachutes must be drawn along with additional sets of ________. - ✔✔- Two; T-11 Reserve parachute tuck tab inserts (PJ, AJ, #1 Jumpers) (T/F) JM Team Will Ensure Jumpers Don Parachutes Using the Buddy System at all Times - ✔✔-True What is the PJ's Role During JMPI? - ✔✔-The PJ should oversee JMPI and only assist with inspecting if required to meet station time What Can Non-Current JMs Help with During JMPI? - ✔✔-The corrections station to correct deficiencies, but they cannot JMPI After JMPI, How Will the JM Route the Adjustable Leg Straps? - ✔✔-1. Left paratroop door, left leg free 2. Right paratroop door, right leg free 3. Always around the modular airborne weapons case What Are the Duties of the JM Team During Flight? - ✔✔-1. Enforce all flight rules and regulations 2. Issue all time warnings (4) and jump commands (9) 3. Perform proper paratroop door checks 4. Perform proper clears to the rear 5. Control the exiting of all jumpers and A-series containers Who Must the PJ Stay in Constant Communication With? - ✔✔-The Pilot, via the Loadmaster Safety Duties During Flight - ✔✔-1. Monitor medical status of jumpers/distribute air sickness bags 2. Distribute parachutes and air items during in flight rigs 3. Take control of any jump refusals 4. Inspect USLMs once "hook up" is given 5. Inspect every jumper exiting on that pass 6. Position self at trail edge of the paratroop door 7. Control the PJ/AJ's USLM during door check/clear to the rear 8. After complete exit, clear to rear to check for towed jumpers (thumbs up to opposite safety once good) 9. Retrieve, roll and secure deployment bags in AKB or UPRB 10. Turn over all air items to parachute issue point How Should the Safety Inspect the USLM? - ✔✔-From the spring opening gate of the USLSH tracing the USLM all the way to the main curved pin protector flap Do Safeties Conduct Clears to the Rear? - ✔✔-No, they conduct towed jumper checks The First Jump Command Given by the JM on an Air Force Aircraft is ________ - ✔✔-Get ready DACO is the acronym for ___________ - ✔✔-Departure Airfield Control Officer Who is all Personnel or Personal Equipment Turned Over to at the Departure Airfield Upon Landing? - ✔✔-DACO Once back at the departure airfield, the Safety will turn over all air items to the ________. - ✔✔- Parachute issue point Description of T-11 Main Parachute - ✔✔-Troop back, static line deployed, non-maneuverable canopy T-11 Main Parachute Rate of Descent - ✔✔-18.5 feet per second with suspended weight of 400 pounds Deployment Time of T-11 Main Parachute - [Show More]

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