9-46. The JM is responsible for inspecting each jumper and item of equipment. Long flights, heavy loads, extreme heat, tactical updates, and special items of equipment (AT4JP, SMJP, and other items) may warrant delaying the attachment of equipment until a predesignated time later in the mission timeline. Under such conditions, the Airborne commander may decide to conduct the JMPI without equipment. The commander must consider individual and unit proficiency when conducting the command risk assessment.9-47. There are two methods to attach equipment after JMPI is complete: technical inspection (T.I.) and hang of combat equipment, and late hang and JMPI of combat equipment. When the commander has decided to “T.I. AND HANG” after JMPI has been conducted, the T.I. is conducted on the MOLLE rucksack, ALICE pack, MAWC (rigged for a tandem load), the hook-pile tape lowering line (MAWC and M1950), M1950 weapon’s case, and leg strap assemblies.