What happens to a member's aviation service code (ASC) when they are no longer assigned to an authorized jump position?

When a member is no longer assigned to an authorized jump position, their aviation service code (ASC) changes from 9E to 06. The ASC is a classification that reflects a member's qualifications and assignments within aviation roles. When a member is actively engaged in parachute duties, they are designated with a 9E code, which signifies they are qualified and currently serving in that capacity.

Once the member moves out of the jump position, they no longer meet the requirements associated with 9E. In such cases, the code is updated to 06, indicating that the member has not maintained their jump qualifications or that they are no longer in the associated role that necessitates the 9E designation. This change is important for accurately reflecting the member’s current duties and qualifications within the military aviation structure, ensuring personnel records are up to date and properly represent the member's capabilities and assignments.

Other options would not appropriately represent the situation regarding the change in aviation service code, as they either suggest incorrect changes or imply that no update is necessary when the classification indeed requires adjustment based on the member's current assignment status.