The G-11 series, G-11B/C/D, cargo parachute assembly was developed primarily for platform airdrops and continues to be the only cargo parachute of this heavy which is readily available for military use. The G-11 can be used singularly or in clusters of two or more, depending upon air delivery load weight, and can be dropped from minimum altitudes ranging from 700 to 1,300 ft. AGL. In its basic configuration, the G-11 is capable of supporting a 5,000-lbs pound payload and when in a cluster of eight (8), the assembly is capable of supporting up to 42,000-lbs.

ㆍG-11B;	NSN 1670-01-016-7841, P/N 11-1-2566
ㆍG-11C;	NSN 1670-01-016-7841, P/N 11-1-2566
ㆍG-11D;	NSN 1670-00-269-1107, P/N 51C6718

G-12 series, G-12D/E, cargo parachute is designed for medium capacity use with the A-22 air delivery cargo bag and with variations of platform rigged loads.
The G-12 cargo parachute assembly was developed primarily for use in the deceleration and stabilization of bulk-type platform air delivery cargo loads. The G-12 can be used singularly or in clusters of two or more, depending upon air delivery load weight, and can be dropped from minimum altitudes ranging from 475 to 550 ft. AGL. In its basic configuration, the G-12 is capable of supporting up to 2,200-lbs pound payload and when in a cluster of two, the assembly is capable of supporting up to 3,500-lbs.

ㆍG-12D;	NSN 1670-00-893-2371, P/N 55A6045
ㆍG-12E;	NSN 1670-01-065-3755, P/N 11-1-2620

The G-14 cargo parachute provides the capability to deliver non-fragile supplies and equipment using a low-velocity air delivery method. In its basic configuration, it is capable of supporting and delivering up to 500-lbs; however, when in a cluster of three, it can support payloads up to 1,500-lbs. The assembly includes a canopy, static line, pack and drogue. The overall assembly weighs approximately 37-lbs.

ㆍG-14;

NSN 1670-00-999-2658, P/N 11-1-578