Computed Air Release Point (CARP) Flashcards
Initial Size for Single Jumper
600 x 600 yds.
Initial Size for first Heavy Equipment
600 x 1000 yds.
Initial Size for CDS bundles
Width:
400 yds.
Length: 1 Container 400 yds. 2 Containers 450 yds. 3 Containers 500 yds. 4 Containers 550 yds. 5-8 Containers 700 yds. 9-12 Containers 850 yds.
How many yards do you add to the width and length at night?
100 yds. to both
What is the Planning Altitude for Personnel?
1000 ft.
What is the Planning Altitude for Heavy Equipment?
1100 ft.
What is the Planning Altitude for CDS?
600 ft.
How many yards do you add for each increment of 100 ft. above planning altitude for Jumpers and Heavy Equipment?
30 yds. to both length and width
How many yards do you add for each increment of 100 ft. above planning altitude for CDS?
40 yds.
What does the acronym 1NANAS stand for?
1 - Initial size of required DZ for first jumper or the first heavy equipment, or the size required to fit all CDS bundles.
N- Night
A - Altitude
N - Not in Trail
A - Additional
S - Station Keeping Equipment (SKE)
How many yards do you add to the length and width for Not In Trail Heavy Equipment?
For staggered trail (C-130/C-17 HE) formation 100 yds. to the width only.
(NIT is cancelled out by SKE)
How many yards do you add to the length and width for Not In Trail Personnel?
For staggered trail formation, 2 x C-17s add 1240 yds. to the width, 3 x C-17s add 1800 yds.
(NIT is cancelled out by SKE)
How many yards are added to the length for each additional Heavy Equipment C-130?
400 yds. (Never applies to CDS)
How many yards are added to the length for each additional Heavy Equipment C-17?
500 yds. (Never applies to CDS)
How many yards are added to the length for each additional Jumper?
75 yds. (Never applies to CDS)