STAND BY. Once the JMs rotate back into the aircraft and cover their rip cord handles with their trail hand and give the thumbs up signal to each other. The JMs will look at the jump caution lights to ensure the amber light is on. The amber light illuminates at 30 seconds prior to the green light, based off the CARP. Once the amber light is on, the JM then issues the command of, “STAND BY.” Starting at the shoulders with the elbows bent, the JM extends and joins their index and middle fingers, curling the remaining fingers and thumb of each hand toward the palm. As they give the command, “STAND BY,” they extend their arms up and out to their sides, ending at a 45-degree angle. The JM will then take a step forward with the inboard foot and rotate his or her body so that both JMs are facing the skin of the aircraft, with the body bisecting the lead edge of the paratroop door. JMs must ensure they are not impeding either anchor line cable. Each JM willthen reach out with the trail hand and secure a proper bight in their USLM. The safety will return control of the JMs USLM to the JM by forming it into a small bight, then assume a position bisecting the trail edge of the paratroop door, ensuring they do not impede the flow of jumpers. Whenever possible, the JM should protect their rip cord handle with the nonstatic line hand. The AJM must ensure they have eyes on the PJM and No. 1 jumper by looking over or under either shoulder. The safety receives the first jumper’s USLM with their lead hand and secures it with their trail hand by pinning it against the intermediate anchor line support bracket and prepares to control the next jumper’s USLM with the lead hand.Note. If the first suspended object is an A-series container or door bundle, see door bundle procedures in this chapter.
STAND BY. Once the JMs rotate back into the aircraft and cover their rip cord handles with their trail hand and give the thumbs up signal to each other. The JMs will look at the jump caution lights to ensure the amber light is on. The amber light illuminates at 30 seconds prior to the green light, based off the CARP. Once the amber light is on, the JM then issues the command of, <br>“STAND BY.” Starting at the shoulders with the elbows bent, the JM extends and joins their index and middle fingers, curling the remaining fingers and thumb of each hand toward the palm. As they give the command, “STAND BY,” they extend their arms up and out to their sides, ending at a 45-degree angle. The JM will then take a step forward with the inboard foot and rotate his or her body so that both JMs are facing the skin of the aircraft, with the body bisecting the lead edge of the paratroop door. JMs must ensure they are not impeding either anchor line cable. Each JM willthen reach out with the trail hand and secure a proper bight in their USLM. The safety will return control of the JMs USLM to the JM by forming it into a small bight, then assume a position bisecting the trail edge of the paratroop door, ensuring they do not impede the flow of jumpers. Whenever possible, the JM should protect their rip cord handle with the nonstatic line hand. The AJM must ensure they have eyes on the PJM and No. 1 jumper by looking over or under either shoulder. The safety receives the first jumper’s USLM with their lead hand and secures it with their trail hand by pinning it against the intermediate anchor line support bracket and prepares to control the next jumper’s USLM with the lead hand.<br><br>注意。如果第一懸浮物體是A系列容器或門束,參考本章中門束程序。
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