text: Drop Zones
  Blocks 7A through 7D
  6-158. Enter the primary DZ axis in magnetic, grid, and true North, and include the source and date of
  the variation data. Use the current year when obtaining the information from a GPS. If DZ is circular,
  enter "NA."
  Note: List any applicable DZ axis restrictions in the remarks block.
  Block 8A through 8D
  6-159. Enter the elevation in mean sea level (MSL) for each PI and for the highest point on the DZ.
  Block 9A
  6-160. Enter the spheroid used to compute coordinates for the DZ. You can find this information on the
  map legend. If the GPS is set to operate in WGS-84 mode, then enter "WGS-84" in this block.
  Block 9B
  6-161. Enter the MGRS datum used to compute the coordinates. You can also find this information in the
  map legend. Again, if you are using a GPS, enter "WGS-84."
  Blocks 9C through 9E
  6-162. Enter the grid zone, Easting, and Northing obtained from the map.
  Block 9F
  6-163. Place an “X” in the appropriate block.
  Block 9G
  6-164. Enter the grid zone designator, grid square identifier, and the ten-digit MGRS coordinates.
  Briefly describe an easily recognized point on or near the DZ, such as a road intersection, benchmark, or
  pond, that can be used by the DZ party to find the PIs. Include a distance and azimuth from this point to the
  nearest PI. If needed, continue the point of origin remarks in Remarks.
  Block 9H
  6-165. Enter the ten-digit MGRS coordinates in local datum and spheroid and the WGS 84
  latitude/longitude coordinates to the nearest one-hundredth minute for each indicated point.
  Block 9I
  6-166. For each corner of the DZ, enter the ten-digit MGRS coordinates in local datum and spheroid and
  the WGS-84 latitudinal and longitudinal coordinates to the nearest one-hundredth minute.
  Block 10
  6-167. Enter the name of the DZ and clearly sketch it manually or using a computer program. Include all
  obstacles or prominent features within the DZ boundaries. Add an arrow for magnetic north to orient the
  user. Enter the name of the DZ.