AFMAN11-2HC-130JV3_ADDENDA-A — Rescue Hc-130j Configuration/mission Planning Guide

AFMAN11-2HC-130JV3_ADDENDA-A governs Rescue HC-130J cargo compartment configurations, required equipment, and equipment locations.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN11-2HC-130JV3_ADDENDA-A
  • Title: RESCUE HC-130J CONFIGURATION/MISSION PLANNING GUIDE
  • Date: 2022-08-01

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It addresses tie-down equipment, ground loading ramps, seating, cargo spacing, parachutes, life support equipment, and mission equipment. It requires equipment quantities and configurations to support emergency securing, mission requirements, and specific aircraft missions.

Applies to: It applies to all Regular Air Force, Air Force Reserve, and Air National Guard units and personnel operating HC-130J aircraft.

Topics covered

  • Tie-down equipment
  • Ground loading ramps
  • Cargo compartment configurations
  • Seating requirements
  • Cargo spacing
  • Parachute carriage
  • Life support equipment
  • Mission equipment

Questions and answers

How much tie-down equipment does AFMAN11-2HC-130JV3_ADDENDA-A require?

At all times, the amount of tie down equipment required will include enough equipment to secure the landing gear in an emergency as well as secure all cargo and loose equipment. (paragraph 9)

What type of ground loading ramps is authorized for an Infil/Exfil configuration?

The Generation IV ramps are the only type authorized for an Infil/Exfil configuration (5). (paragraph 4)

When is the 30-inch spacing requirement for passengers and cargo not required?

When palletized or non-palletized cargo is secured with aircraft tie down chains, the 30-inch spacing is not required. (paragraph 9)

How many seats may be unavailable when parachutes are carried without ALSE bins?

When passengers/troops are carried with parachutes on board aircraft without ALSE bins, up to four seats will not be available in the cargo compartment. (paragraph 9)

What is the normal spacing for paratroopers?

The normal spacing for paratroopers is 24 inches; adjust spacing as mission dictates. (paragraph 9)

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