Method 2: Safety and No. 1 Jumper Pushing Door Bundle10-92. At the 20-minute time warning:Jumpmasters and safeties unlash door bundles and move them near the jump door(s). Once positioned, the jumpmaster attaches the static line of each cargo parachute to the outboard anchor line cable.Once the safeties have checked the last parachutist, they return to the aft end of the aircraft and control the jumpmaster’s static line during their door safety check.After the final outside air safety check, the jumpmaster moves back inside the aircraft and regains control of their static line. They also control the No. 1 jumper’s static line with the opposite hand.The safety, positioned at the aft end of the door, with the assistance of the No. 1 jumper, positions the door bundle on the jump platform so that it is on its balance point with its longest dimension vertically in the door and the parachute on the top or inboard side of the bundle.The safety maintains a firm grasp on the bundle with the lead hand and a firm grasp on the trail edge of the jump door with the trail hand. The safety ensures that the cargo parachute static line is routed above the trail arm. The No. 1 jumper maintains a firm grasp on the bundle with the trail hand and a firm grasp on the lead edge of the jump door with the lead hand.The jumpmaster keeps their eyes on the jumpers and the jump caution light. When the light turns green, they give the command “GO” and the safety and No. 1 jumper eject the door bundle, ensuring that it goes straight out and does not tumble through the risers. They will only remove their hands from the jump door if required to eject the door bundle.Remember to push straight out on the lower portion of the bundle. Do not push the bundle at an angle as it may lodge in the paratroop door.The safety will conduct a towed door bundle check. If the door bundle is being towed, it may cause serious harm to anyone leaning outside of the aircraft.A towed door bundle can be identified from within the aircraft by sight (USL not rising to the top of the paratroop door after exit) or sound (from contact with the tail of the aircraft).The jumpmaster will ensure that the static line is riding high in the door. Then they make eye contact with the opposite jumpmaster and exchange a thumbs up signal, meaning the door bundles have been ejected, that neither person knows of any unsafe condition, and that each is ready to exit personnel. The jumpmaster gives the No. 1 jumper their static line and tells them to standby.Once the bundles have been exited, the jumpmaster will pass the No. 1 jumper’s universal static line to the safety. The jumpmaster will look over their trail shoulder and give and receive thumbs up for the assistant jumpmaster. The No. 1 jumper will assume the No. 1 jumpers position and await the command of “GO!”The jumpmaster centers their body on the lead edge of the jump door and issues the ninth jump command.If the bundle becomes lodged, the safety and the No. 1 jumper will attempt to dislodge the bundle and push it out.The jumpmaster will ensure that the USL is riding high in the door. Then they make eye contact with the opposite jumpmaster and exchange a thumbs up signal, meaning the door bundles have been ejected, that neither JM knows of any unsafe condition, and that each paratroop door is ready to exit personnel. The jumpmaster gives the No.1 jumper their static line and tells them to standby. The jumpmaster centers their body on the lead edge of the jump door, rechecks to ensure the light is still green, and issues the ninth jump command of “GO,” and exits jumpers normally.Note. Do not exit jumpers until all door bundles have cleared the aircraft.