text: Chapter 6
  Block 2A
  6-147. Enter the country where the DZ is located.
  Block 2B
  6-148. Enter the state, province, or territory.
  Block 3
  6-149. Enter map series, sheet number, edition, and date of map used.
  Blocks 4A1 through 4A4
  6-150. Enter the date of the original survey and the surveyor’s name, grade, telephone number, and unit
  of assignment. The surveyor signs above his typed name.
  Block 4B
  6-151. The surveyor enters an "A" (if approving) or "D" (if disapproving) for each drop category.
  He must complete all of the printed categories. He uses the blank column for special, additional approvals.
  Block 4C
  6-152. The ground operations approval authority verifies the survey by signing in this block.
  Block 4D
  6-153. The chief of group tactics or whoever the OG/CC or equivalent assigns to do so completes a
  safety-of-flight review.
  Block 4E
  6-154. The reviewer's (OG/CC's or ACC's) signature in this block authorizes the aircraft to operate over
  the DZ. If operational requirements dictate, he then sends the survey to HQ AMC/DOKT, 402 Scott Drive,
  Unit 3A1, Scott AFB, IL 62225-5302, so they can add that DZ to their ZAR database. The group tactics
  offices keep DZ surveys.
  Blocks 5A through 5E
  6-155. Enter the controlling agency responsible for scheduling the DZ. If the DZ is within a controlled or
  monitored area, enter the range control data for that location. If the DZ is not located on government
  owned property. If applicable, the requesting unit must obtain a land use agreement (LUA) or
  memorandum of understanding (MOU), checks the block (5A through 5E) that applies, and attaches a copy
  of the memorandum. If the DZ falls within a controlled area, enter the range control data for that location.
  Block 6A through 6C
  6-156. Enter the DZ dimensions using either meters or yards. For a circular DZ, enter the radius.
  Blocks 6D through 6F
  6-157. Enter the distance from the leading edge of the DZ to each PI in either meters or yards.