Manned ejection procedures specify notifying which personnel after a GLOC incident?

• A. Flight Supervisor
• B. SOF
• C. Control Tower
• D. Emergency Services

Answer: (B)

After a GLOC (G-induced Loss of Consciousness) incident, it is critical to notify the SOF (Supervisor of Flight). This personnel is responsible for overseeing flight operations and managing any incidents that may occur during a flight. The SOF plays a key role in ensuring the safety and operational efficiency of the mission. By notifying the SOF, appropriate action can be taken regarding the pilot's condition, further flight operations can be managed, and any necessary emergency protocols can be activated.

Other personnel, while important in their roles—such as the Flight Supervisor, Control Tower, and Emergency Services—may not have the immediate oversight and coordination responsibilities concerning flight operations that a SOF has.