What does the jump history report consist of?

• A. The parachutist's personal medical notes
• B. Cumulative career totals as a jump student parachutist and jump Master for a parachutist's entire jump career
• C. A list of all jumps in the last year
• D. The unit's overall jump plan

Answer: (B)

A jump history report records a parachutist’s experience across the entire career, showing cumulative totals that reflect their time as a trainee and in the Jump Master role for every jump they’ve made. This long-term tally serves as a credential of overall experience and qualifications, not a snapshot of recent activity or other unrelated information. It’s not personal medical notes, which belong in health records; not a year-by-year list of all jumps in the last year, which would be a short-term log; and not the unit’s jump plan, which is planning material for operations. So the report best described here is the one that aggregates career totals for the parachutist’s entire jump career.