What are the transportable munitions packages for specific aircraft systems known as?

The transportable munitions packages designed for specific aircraft systems are referred to as Standard Air Munitions Packages (STAMP). This term signifies a standardized approach to munitions loadout that is tailored to meet the operational requirements of particular aircraft types, ensuring that they can be rapidly equipped with the necessary munitions for various missions. The concept of STAMP allows for efficient logistics and supports quick deployment, enhancing the readiness and combat effectiveness of the aircraft.

In contrast, the other options represent different types of munitions systems or logistical concepts. The Combat Munitions Package (CMP) is focused more broadly on the needs for ground operations rather than specific aircraft systems. Afloat prepositioned units refer to munitions stored on ships for immediate access during maritime operations rather than air. The Prepositioned Munitions System (PMS) is a broader logistical strategy involving the storage of munitions at strategically located sites to enable fast response, but it does not specifically target aircraft systems.