Which of the following signals is NOT part of Line 7 in MEDEVAC?

In the context of MEDEVAC (Medical Evacuation), Line 7 of the nine-line MEDEVAC request specifically pertains to the signals used for visual identification of the landing zone. This line is essential for ensuring that medical evacuation vehicles can identify the correct location for pickup amidst potentially chaotic conditions.

The signals mentioned such as panels, smoke signals, and pyrotechnic signals are all designed to provide visual indicators to the incoming aircraft. Panels are typically ground markers that can be set up to delineate the landing zone, while smoke signals and pyrotechnic signals (like flares) serve to attract attention and guide the aircraft to the location.

In contrast, flares, which are part of equipment used for illumination or signaling but may not be classified under the signals appropriate for Line 7 specifically for MEDEVAC purposes. Lines like smoke or pyrotechnics play a more direct role in signaling to aircraft under the guidelines of MEDEVAC operations.

Thus, identifying the flare as not being part of Line 7 is accurate, as it does not fit the category of communication signals specifically outlined for the MEDEVAC identification of the landing zone. Instead, those options like panels and smoke signals are typically covered under this line for effective communication during a