Aerial Port Competition Aerial port
teams ensure equipment and supplies are loaded safely and
quickly for airdrop or transport.
Joint Inspection
Two-person teams assess general and dangerous goods cargo
and associated documents provided by the customer for one
airdrop cargo load. Teams are evaluated on how well they
determine and annotate any discrepancies that need to be
corrected prior to shipment. (Required event - U. S. teams
required; optional event - international teams)
Engines running
on/offload (ERO) Four-person teams
are judged on how safely and quickly they can upload and
download vehicles and pallets with the aircraft's engines
running. (Required event - all teams)
Combat endurance course
Five-person team will work together to negotiate an obstacle
course consisting of 21 obstacles. (Required event - all
teams).
In-transit visibility (ITV) Using
the Global Air Transportation Execution System (GATES),
three-person teams input data to create cargo and passenger
listings. Teams are evaluated on the accuracy of the lists
and whether or not the data was transmitted to the Global
Transportation Network (GTN) before the aircraft's scheduled
take-off time. (Required event - U. S. teams)
10K forklift driving
course Two-person teams negotiate a
10K forklift through a series of cones, driving forward to
the end-point; returning in reverse to the starting point.
Teams are evaluated on how quickly and safely they can
maneuver throughout the course. (Required event - U. S.
teams required. Optional event - international teams)
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