Who is responsible for completing and certifying all AF Forms 4323, ARMS Multi-Crew Jump Records and AF IMTs 922, Individual Jump Records?

The responsibility for completing and certifying all AF Forms 4323, which pertain to ARMS Multi-Crew Jump Records, and AF IMTs 922, the Individual Jump Records, falls to the Jumpmaster. This is because the Jumpmaster is specifically trained and designated to oversee parachute operations and ensure that all jump-related documentation is accurate and properly maintained. They have the expertise to verify that all jump records reflect the correct details regarding each jump operation, including crew members involved, jump conditions, and any anomalies. This role is crucial in maintaining safety and compliance with military standards during air operations.

In contrast, while the Aircrew Chief and Operations Officer play critical roles in the overall management and coordination of aircrew activities, they do not have the specialized training required for jump record certification. The Safety Officer primarily focuses on implementing safety protocols and measures, rather than specific documentation tasks related to jump records. Thus, the functionality and expertise of the Jumpmaster position make them the appropriate authority for this essential task.