An individual jump record is described as what?

• A. A summary of all jumps in a month
• B. A list of jumps with dates
• C. A line-by-line entry of every jump since the member's last annual/PCS product was produced
• D. A record of failed equipment inspections

Answer: (C)

Jump records are kept as a detailed, line-by-line log of each jump an individual performs since the last annual/PCS product was produced. This format ensures a complete, auditable history for currency, training progression, and safety oversight, capturing every jump with the relevant details rather than just totals or dates. A monthly summary would miss the specifics of individual jumps, and a simple list of jumps with dates lacks the per-jump detail needed for verification. A record of failed equipment inspections is a separate concern and not what the jump record itself documents.