AFI 11-2C-130v3 - BITS

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Integrated Flight Management (IFM)—IFM is the set of integrated C2 processes and
supporting technologies producing seamless planning and execution of air mobility sorties.
Interfly—The exchange and/or substitution of aircrews and aircraft between Mobility Air Forces
(MAF) including crewmembers and/or aircraft from AETC, ACC, PACAF, USAFE and AMCgained
ANG and AFRC forces.
Joint Airborne/Air Transportability Training (JA/ATT)—Continuation and proficiency
combat airlift training conducted in support of DOD agencies. Includes aircraft load training and
service school support. HQ AMC publishes AMC headquarters publishes JA/ATT tasking in
AMC OPORD 17-76, annex C, appendix 1.
Joint Precision Airdrop Delivery System (JPADS)—Joint Precision Airdrop Delivery System
bundles/platforms are GPS—guided loads that use wind drop sondes before the cargo drop to get
a more accurate in-flight CARP. JPADS are usually dropped only from high altitudes.
Jumpmaster—The assigned airborne-qualified individual who controls parachutists from the
time they enter the aircraft until they exit. Jumpmasters and safeties are not considered
passengers for the duration of the flight even after personnel airdrops are complete.
Knock-it-Off—Knock-it-Off is a command to cease all training activity and evaluate the ability
to safely continue training. Any crew member may call to terminate a training maneuver. Upon
hearing ―knock-it-off‖ the crew should establish a safe attitude, altitude and airspeed and return
the aircraft power and flight controls to a normal configuration. See AFFTP 3-3.C-130E/H.
Last Suitable Airfield (LSAF)—The last suitable airfield available before beginning the
Category I route segment.
Latest Descent Point—Latest planned point on the DZ run-in course where the formation plans
to initiate descent to drop altitude. This is planned to ensure all aircraft in the formation are
stabilized (on altitude and airspeed) prior to the drop for the type drop the formation will
perform.
Lead Crew—A crew consisting of a lead qualified aircraft commander and a lead qualified
navigator.
Loading Time—In airlift operations, a specified time, established jointly by the airlift and
airborne commanders concerned, when aircraft and loads are available and loading is to begin.
Local Training Mission—A mission scheduled to originate and terminate at home station (or an
off-station training mission), generated for training or evaluation and executed at the local level.
Low Cost Low Altitude (LCLA)—Low cost/low altitude (LCLA) is a method to drop CDS
bundles with improved accuracy and lower cost. Chute types range from disposable
polypropylene parachutes to condemned personnel parachutes; the bundles are located on the
ramp (either through drift-back or initial position) and manually cut by the LM at Green Light.
Maintenance Status—
A-1:—No maintenance required.
A-2 (Plus Noun):—Minor maintenance required, but not serious enough to cause delay. Add
nouns that identify the affected units or systems, i.e. hydraulic, ultra high frequency (UHF) radio,
radar, engine, fuel control, generator, boom or drogue, etc. Attempt to describe the nature of the