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2T251 Vol 1
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12/01/2010

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Term

An Airman is qualified in two Air Force specialty codes (AFSC).  Which type of AFSC identifies the one in which the Airman is currently performing duty?


a. Air Force specialty code (AFSC)

b. Duty Air Force specialty code (DAFSC).

c. Primary Air Force specialty code (PAFSC).

d. Control Air Force specialty code (CAFSC).

Definition
b. Duty Air Force specialty code (DAFSC).
Term

An Air Force specialty (AFS) is a group of 

 

a. people requiring common interest.

b. numbers requiring similar knowledge.

c. letters requiring common qualifications.

d. positions requiring common qualifications.

Definition
d. positions requiring common qualifications.
Term

A duty Air Force specialty code (DAFSC) is the AFSC (Air Force specialty code)


a. used to identify a specialty.

b. in which an individual is best qualified to perform duty.

c. used to identify the position in which an individual is performing duty.

d. used for enlisted Airman assignments, training requirements, and promotions.

Definition
c. used to identify the positoin in which an individual is performing duty.
Term

A group of closely related Air Force specialties (AFS) requiring basically the same knowledge and skills is known as a


a. career field

b. duty

c. position

d. skill level

Definition
a. career field
Term

A senior Airman may use the title Supervisor when he or she


a. has graduated ALS and supervises the work of others.

b. doesn't have a title that accurately reflects his or her day-to-day duties.

c. supervises multiple flights or squadrons and has graduated ALS.

d. is in charge of a work center and has completed his or her upgrade training.

Definition
a. has graduated ALS and supervises the work of others
Term

Which specialty is not a part of the transportation career field?


a. Air Transportation.

b. Air Traffic Control

c. Traffic Management

d. Vehicle Management

Definition
b. Air Traffic Control
Term

Which is not a component of the Air Force On-the-job Training (AF OJT) Program?


a. Job experience.

b. Job knowledge.

c. Job proficiency.

d. Job requirement.

Definition
d. job requirement
Term

How many days are trainees given to complete each volume of their career development courses (CDC)?


a. 30 days

b. 45 days

c. 60 days

d. 90 days

Definition
a. 30 days
Term

Who is responsible for conducting and documenting work center orientations and initial qualification evaluations within 60 days of assignment?


a. Trainee

b. Trainer

c. Certifier

d. Supervisor

Definition
d. supervisor
Term

Who is responsible for actively participating in all opportunities for training?


a. Trainee

b. Trainer

c. Certifier

d. Supervisor

Definition
a. Trainee
Term

Which is not a trainee responsibility in the Air Force On-the-job Training (AF OJT)


a. Understand particular deployment and home station training requirements.

b. Identify and certify position qualifications and skill level upgrade training requirements.

c. Obtain and maintain knowledge, qualifications, certifications, and appropriate skill levels.

d. Budget on- and off-duty time to complete assigned training tasks within established time limits.

Definition
b. Identify and certify position qualifications and skill level upgrade training requirements.
Term

What is the minimum amount of time a trainee must be in training to be awarded the 7-skill level?


a. 6 months

b. 12 months

c. 15 months

d. 18 months

Definition
b. 12 months
Term

Before a trainee can be awarded the 5- or 7-skill levels all core tasks must be identified..


a. in the CEFTP and other duty position tasks identified by the supervisor

b. by the supervisor and other duty position tasks identified by the CFETP

c. by the commander and other duty position tasks identified by the supervisor

d. by the supervisor and other duty position tasks identified by the commander

Definition
a. in the CEFTP and other duty position tasks identified by the supervisor
Term

Which training document is the foundation for ensuring the completion of all work center job requirements?


a. Master Training Plan (MTP)

b. Master Task List (MTL)

c. Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP)

d. Specialty Training Standards (STS)

Definition
a. Master Training Plan (MTP)
Term

The Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP) is a comprehensive


a. core training document that identifies education and training requirements.

b. instructional package that supports and standardizes job knowledge training

c. instructional document that lists professional enhancement criteria for a specialty

d. core training package that outlines task evaluation checklists and training assessments.

Definition
a. core training document that identifies education and training requirements.
Term

The scale values on the proficiency code key indate 


a. that training is not required due to limitations in resources

b. how well a trainee needs to perform a task or understand a task or subject

c. that the task indicated will be taught during wartime and humanitarian operations

d. how much information will be required to recite back to the supervisor

Definition
b. how well a trainee needs to perform a task or understand a task or subject
Term

Which form is a continuation of the Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP) and is used and annotated the same way as the specialty training standard (STS)?


a. AF IMT 797

b. AF IMT 623a

c. AF IMT 2096

d. AETC 156

Definition
a. AF IMT 797
Term
What is the purpose of the Air Force classification system?
Definition
To identify tasks and duties for every position assigned to accomplish the air force mission.
Term
What is an Air Force specialty?
Definition
A group of positions requiring common qualifications
Term
What is a DAFSC?
Definition
The AFSC identifying the position in which the individual is performing duty.
Term
What is a career field?
Definition
A group of closely related AFSs requiring basically the same knowledge.
Term
What are the requirements for using "Supervisor" as a duty title?
Definition
You must be an NCO or SrA who is a first line supervisor.  Only those SrA who have graduated ALS and supervise the work of others will hold the title.
Term
If an individual is in a position that doesn't fit any of the descriptions listed in AFI 36-2618, The Enlisted Force Structure, what type of duty title should he or she use?
Definition
They should use a duty title that accurately reflects their day-to-day duties.
Term
In the AFSC 2T251, what does the second position represent? What does the fourth position represent?
Definition
The transportation career field.  The 5-skill level.
Term
What does a specialty description identify?
Definition
They identify the duties and requirements for each AFS.
Term
How many sections does a specialty description contain and what are they?
Definition
They contain four sections, which are the heading, the specialty summary, duties and responsibilities, and specialty qualifications.
Term
What does the AFSC 2T231 identify?
Definition
Identifies personnel who have obtained basic knowledge by successfully completing the Air Transportation Apprentice Course.
Term
How many specialties make up the transportation career field and what are they?
Definition
Four specialties make up the transportation career field: traffic management, air transportation, vehicle management, and vehicle operations.
Term
What are the three components of the AF OJT program?
Definition
Job knowledge, job proficiency, and job experience.
Term
How is the job knowledge portion of the AF OJT program accomplished?
Definition
Through CDCs
Term
What happens after a trainee completes all the volumes of a CDC?
Definition
The trainee transfers all URE answers to the field scoring sheet.  The supervisor scores the sheet, reviews any missed questions with the trainee, documents the session on an AF Form 623a and issues the next volume to the trainee.
Term
What are some responsibilities of a supervisor in regards to training?
Definition

- Develop, use, and maintain training documentation to manage work center and individual training.

- Ensure you meet all mandatory requirements prior to submission for skill level upgrade.

- Attend the UTM's quarterly training meetings

- Conduct and document work center orientations and intial evaluation of your qualifications within 60 days of assignment

- Schedule and conduct supervised training sessions

- Select trainers and certifiers based on skill qualifications.

Administer the CDC program for all assigned trainees.

Term

What are some responsibilities of a Certifier in regards to training?

 

Definition

- Provide evaluatoins and certifications from the trainer to verify a trainee's qualification. 


- Brief the trainee, supervisor and trainer on the evaluation results

Term

What are some responsibilities of a Trainee in regards to training?

 

Definition

- Actively participate in all opportunities for training.

- Comprehend the applicable CFETP requirements and career path.

- Obtain and maintain knowledge, qualifications, certifications, and appropriate skill levels within the assigned specialty.

- Budget on- and off-duty time to complete assigned training tasks, especially CDC and self study training requiremetns within established time limits.

- Request assistance from the supervisor, trainer, and UTM when having difficulty with any part of training

- Acknowledge and document task qualification upon completion of 

- Understand deployment and home station requirements

Term
What are the minimum UGT requirements to be awarded AFSC 2T251?
Definition
To successfully complete the 5-level CDC, all core tasks identified in the CFETP, other duty position tasks identified by the supervisor, complete a minimum of 15 months in training, be recommended by the supervisor and approved by the commander.
Term
What are the minimum UGT requirements to be awarded AFSC 2T271?
Definition
Be at least a SSgt, successfully complete the 7-level Craftsman CDC, all core tasks identified in the CFETP and other duty position tasks identified by the supervisor, complete a minimum of 12 months in training, be recommended by the supervisor, and approved by the commander.
Term
What is a MTL?
Definition
Master Task List - is a list of all required tasks in a work center and is the source from which you select tasks for training.
Term
Which documents may the AF Form 623 contain?
Definition
The CFETP; AFJQS; AF IMT 797, JQS Continuation/Command JQS; AF IMT 623a, On-the-job Training Records Continuation sheet; CDC enrollment card, score sheets and score cards *if enrolled in CDCs); AETC Form 156 Student Training Report, AF IMT 2096, Classification/On-the-Job Training Action and any that are locally required.
Term
When may you use ink to make annotations in the AF Form 623?
Definition
Only black, blue or blue-black ink may be used for entries that are not subject to change, such as the front cover of the AF Form 623, signatures, and AF IMT 623a entries.
Term
What is a CFETP?
Definition
A comprehensive core training document that identifies education and training requirements for the various stages in a specialty.  Identifies training support resources, core and home station training, deployment task requirements and provides all personnel with a clear path to success.
Term
What do the scale values in the proficiency code key indicate?
Definition
Indicate how well a trainee needs to be able to either perform a task or understand a task or subject.
Term
What is an STS?
Definition
Outlines the skills and knowledge needed as a 2T2X1 and serves as a contract between AETC and the 2T2X1 specialty, outlining the formal training and CDC requirements AETC will provide and at what proficiency levels.
Term
What is a core task?
Definition
Tasks that the AFCFM identifies as minimum qualification requirements within the specialty, regardless of duty position.
Term
For what is the AF Form 623A used?
Definition
To document and individual's training progression, such as training status, counseling and breaks in training.
Term
What is a QTP?
Definition
Instructional packages designed for use at the unit level to support proficiency training and standardize training.
Term
What are the benefits of TBA?
Definition

- Elminates OJT records trainscription and reduces reviewing and updating times.

- Allows personnel to spend less time on records and more time on the job,

- Allows supervisors, training managers, and commanders to instantly and easily access training records, reports, and statistics on unit members,

- Allows worldwide access through the AF Portal so individuals can take a more proactive role in their own training and career development, even when TDY or deployed.

Term

What is the purpose of the Air Force Occupational Safety, Fire Protection, and Health (AFOSH) program?

 

a. Minimize loss of Air Force property and money.

b. Minimize loss of Air Force resources and protect personnel.

c. Increase situational awareness resources and protect personnel.

d. Decrease situational awareness of resources and protect personnel.

Definition
b. Minimize loss of Air Force resources and protect personnel.
Term

You injured your ankle playing basketball over the weekend.  Your responsibility under the Air Force Occupational Safety, Fire Protection and Health (AFOSH) program is to promptly 


a. report the injury to your supervisor.

b. quit the basketball team for the season.

c. wrap and ice it so you can continue to work.

d. write a statement of how the injury occurred.

Definition
a. report the injury to your supervisor.
Term

Your supervisor just conducted very thorough safety training with you that included job hazards, personal protective equipment wear, jewelry safety, manual lifting procedures, and many other areas.  Which form will you and your supervisor use to document this training?


a. AF Form 55, Employee Safety and Health Record.

b. AF IMT 483, Certificate of Competency.

c. AF Form 457, USAF Hazzard Report.

d. AF Form 1118, Notice of Hazard.

Definition
a. AF Form 55, Employee Safety and Health Record.
Term

You must be mindful of bulky uniform items with cords and strings because


a. they can come undone and render you out of dress and appearance regulatoins

b. they can get caught in conveyor elts or moving parts and machinery

c. they get in the way when you are working at the computer.

d. your coworkers can easily yank on the as they walk by.

Definition
b. they can get caught in conveyor elts or moving parts and machinery
Term

You are entering a warehouse wearing several items. Which of them must be removed before entering the area?


a. Cold-weather gear

b. Steal-toed boots

c. Reflective gear

d. Jewelry

Definition
d. Jewelry
Term

You have finished downloading pallets on to the finger docks.  Which is the best way to exit the dock?


a. Jump of the edge.

b. Ride the rollers to the end with the pallets.

c. Use the ladder located at the end of the docks.

d. Step onto the K-loader and ask the driver to lower the back end so you can jump of a shorter distance.

Definition
c. Use the ladder located at the end of the docks.
Term

You have acquired a bad safety habit of walking while spotting. It is important for you to eliminate this poor and unsafe work practice because.


a. new people can learn work habits by observing your performance.

b. your supervisor will embarrass you in front of your coworkers.

c. the K-loader driver doesn't like it.

d. it will increase your reputation.

Definition
a. new people can learn work habits by observing your performance.
Term

Operational risk management (ORM) is a continuous process designed to do what?


a. Detect, assess, and contribute to risks.

b. Detect, assess risks and enhance safety capabilities

c. Detect, assess, and control risk while enhancing performance and maximizing combat capabilities.

d. Detect and control risk while mitigating performance capabilities and enhancing combat capabilities.

Definition
c. Detect, assess, and control risk while enhancing performance and maximizing combat capabilities.
Term

Which form would you use to report hazard shtat connot be eliminated immediately?


a. DD Form 457, DOD Hazard Report.

b. AF IMT 457, USAF Hazzard Report.

c. DD Form 1118, Notice of Hazard.

d. AF IMT 1118, Notice of Hazzard.

Definition
b. AF IMT 457, USAF Hazzard Report
Term

The Base Weather Station has issued a lightning warning for your location.  What does this warning me and and what should you do?


a. Lightning is occuring within a 5-nautical-mile radius; immediately take shelter in a safe place.

b. Lightning is predicted to occur within the next five minutes; immediately take shelter in a safe place.

c. Lightning is occurring within a 5-nautical-mile radius; continue working on the flight line until told to cease operations.

d. Lightning is predicted to occur within the next 30 minutes; continue working on the flight line until told to cease operations.

Definition
a. Lightning is occuring within a 5-nautical-mile radius; immediately take shelter in a safe place.
Term

You are entering the flight line area in a vehicle.  What must you do before entering?


a. Stop and show the gate guard your line badge.

b. Stop and do a foreign object damage (FOD) check.

c. Slow down and look both ways for oncoming aircraft.

d. Stop and collect IDs from all of your passengers to show the gate guard.

Definition
b. Stop and do a foreign object damage (FOD) check.
Term

You have parked your vehicle on the flight line and need to leave it unattended to board the aircraft. What must you do?


a. Leave the keys in the ignition and lock the vehicle; turn off the ignition; place it in neutral and chock the front tire of the front driver's side wheel, in front and behind.

b. Leave the keys in the ignition and the vehicle unlocked; turn off the ignition; place it in park or reverse, and chock one rear wheel, in front and behind.

c. Leave the vehicle on and unlocked; the keys in the ignition; place it in park or revers and chock one rear wheel, in front, and behind.

d. Leave the vehicle unlocked; turn of the ignition; take the keys with you; place it in park or reverse; and chock one rear wheel.

Definition
b. Leave the keys in the ignition and the vehicle unlocked; turn off the ignition; place it in park or reverse, and chock one rear wheel, in front and behind.
Term

You are stopped on the flight line at night with your vehicle and its headlights on and an aircraft is approaching your direction. You are not in the aircraft's path. What is your best course of action?


a. Exit the flight line area and return when the aircaft has safely blocked.

b. Flash your high beams at the aircraft to let the piolotk know your location.

c. Turn your headlights off and turn your parking lights/emergency flashers on until the aircraft is out of range.

d. Turn your vehicle around so that you are facing away from the aircraft, turn the ignition off, and set the parking break until the aircraft is out of range.

Definition
c. Turn your headlights off and turn your parking lights/emergency flashers on until the aircraft is out of range.
Term

You are crossing the active runway and see a red and green light coming from the control tower. What should you do?


a. clear the active runway

b. return to your starting point

c. Stop! your vehicle will not be moved.

d. General warning. Exercise extreme caution.

Definition
d. General warning. Exercise extreme caution.
Term

What is the focus of the Pollution Prevention program?


a. Disposing the waste Air Force personnel create before it becomes a problem

b. Recycling and treating the waste Air Force personnel create before it ends up in landfils.

c. Preventing or reducing the amount of waste Air Force personnel create before it becomes a problem.

d. Reducing the costs of recycling solid waste that Air Force personnel create in the course of their duties.

Definition
c. Preventing or reducing the amount of waste Air Force personnel create before it becomes a problem.
Term

A solid waste is any discarded material,


a. including solids, liquids, and containerized gases only, which is abandoned, recycled, or considered inherently waste-like.

b. including solids, liquids, and containerized gases only which is acquired, treated, or considered inherently solid like.

c. including solids and liquids only, which is purchased, stored, abandoned, or considered inherently waste-like

d. including liquids and containerized gases only, which is stored, abandoned, or considered inherently solid-like.

Definition
a. including solids, liquids, and containerized gases only, which is abandoned, recycled, or considered inherently waste-like.
Term

What are the two elements of minimizing waste?


a. Prevention and control

b. Management and control

c. Reduction and Management

d. Prevention and Management

Definition
a. Prevention and control
Term

Pollution control consists of which three activities?


a. Recycling, treatment and disposal

b. Storage, acquisition, and recycling.

c. Prevention, purchase, and participation

d. Reduction, recycling, and disintegration

Definition
a. Recycling, treatment and disposal
Term

Which is not a benefit of pollution prevention?


a. It reduces impact on public health and the environment

b. It reduces the need for federal standards and regulations

c. It reduces costs, manpower and equipment requirements.

d. It boosts the Air Force's image as responsible members of society

Definition
b. It reduces the need for federal standards and regulations
Term

What can you do each and every day to reduce air emissions at work?


a. Incinerate, scrub, or reduce hazardous waste products in accordance AFI's and local policies.

b. Neutralize, evaporate, or reduce hazardous waste producs in accordance with federal and state statutes.

c. Inspect, operate refuel and maintain vehicles in accordance with their applicable TOs and other authorized guidence.

d. Reduce, reuse, recycle, and manage use of solid wastes, ensuring waste is dumped in any bodies of water, including storm drains.

Definition
c. Inspect, operate refuel and maintain vehicles in accordance with their applicable TOs and other authorized guidence.
Term

You have knowledge of some NATO SECRET information in which one of your coworkers has asked about. Which United States security clearance level must your coworker possess for access to this information?


a. For Official use only (FOUO)

b. NATO Confidential

c. TOP SECRET

d. SECRET

Definition
d. SECRET
Term

Your work center is storing some classified material in the vault and you have been asked to let a lighting technician in to fix the lighting.  He doesn't have the required "need-to-know, "but must have access to the room to properly complete his job.  What is your best course of action?


a. Let him in. He's got a job to do.

b. Check his for offical use only (FOUO) file.

c. Escort him into and stay with him in the vault at all times until his work is complete.

d. Verify his security clearance and make him sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).

Definition
c. Escort him into and stay with him in the vault at all times until his work is complete.
Term

An aircraft diverted into your station with classified material on it and will remain over night (RON) for repairs.  The material is too large to be placed in an approved container. What is the best course of action?


a. Have the aircraft commander lock the aircraft.

b. Have the armed courier stay on board until the aircrew returns

c. Download the classified material and store it in an authorized US facility.

d. Have the aircraft commander lock the aircraft and sign a release of liability letter.

Definition
c. Download the classified material and store it in an authorized US facility.
Term

Which one of the following represents an operational security (OPSEC) vulnerability?


a. An adversary with possession of a fake military identification card and knowledge of the base

b. Taking pictures of the helicopters you loaded on the C-5 and posting them on the Internet

c. Blending in with the local crowd while off-base in your deployed location

d. Varying your routine and driving routes to work.

Definition
b. Taking pictures of the helicopters you loaded on the C-5 and posting them on the Internet
Term

Which type of cargo consists of highly classified national security material and requires an escort?


a. Gold bullion

b. Human remains

c. Diplomatic clearance cargo

d. Defense Courier Service (DCS) material.

Definition
d. Defense Courier Service (DCS) material.
Term

Which type of cargo must you always protect, safeguard and handle if it were classified?

 

a. Gold bullion

b. Registered Mail

c. Human Remains

d. Diplomatic clearance cargo.

Definition
b. Registered Mail
Term
What is the purpose of the AFOSH program?
Definition
Minimize loss of AF resources and to protect AF people from occupational deaths, injuries, or illness by managing risks.
Term
On which form will your supervisor document your safety training?
Definition
AF Form 55
Term
Which three variables influence your ability to manually handle and lift materials?
Definition

*Physical capabilities

*Tasks being performed

*Level of demand

Term
List the six steps of the ORM process...
Definition

1 Identify the hazzard

2 Assess the RISK

3 Analyze the risk control measures

4 Make controlled decisions

5 Implement risk controls

6 Supervise and review

 

Term
What are the three things that can help identify real or potential hazards?
Definition

*Experience

*Common Sense

*Specific Risk Management tools

Term
Within how many days must the safety office respond to a hazard report and what must the response include?
Definition
10 working days - including the status of AF IMT 457 USAF Hazard Report, and any recommendations.
Term
Hazard that cannot be reported immediately can be reported how?
Definition
AF IMT 457, USAF Hazzard Report
Term
What three things are the primary sources of aircraft damage and personal injury?
Definition

*Carlessness

*Haste

*Disreguard of existing Safety Standards

Term
Which form gives you authorization to enter the flight line?
Definition
AF Form 1199, USAF Restricted Area Badge
Term
What type of documentation will flight line vehicle operators possess?
Definition

*Civilian drivers license

*AF Form 2293, USAF Motor Vehicle Operator Identification Card

*AF IMT 483, Certificate of Competency,

Term

What are the speed limits of each vehicle or flight line area?   (5mph, 10mph, 15mph, 25mph, or designated by installation commander)

 

a. Taxiways and inactive runways _____

b. Aircraft Parking Ramp _____

c. Circle of safety _____

d. Special Purpose Vehicles _____

e. Vehicle Parking Area _____

Definition

a. designated by installation commander

b. 15 mph

c. 5 mph

d. 10 mph

e. 5 mph

Term
Describe the three things required for how to leave a vehicle parked unattended on the flightline.
Definition

Parked or Reverse

Unlocked

Chocked rear tire (2 chocks)

Keys in ignition

 

Term

Tower signals - Explain the situation....

 

a. Steady Green Light

b. Steady Red Light

c. Flashing Red Light

d. Flashing White Light

e. Red and Green Light

Definition

a. Clear to cross

b. STOP! Vehicle will not be moved

c. Clear active runway

d. Return to starting point

e. General Warning : Exercise Extreme caution

Term
Do not operate any vehicle on the flight line if visibility is less than how many feet?
Definition
100 Feet
Term
What are the two main elements of minimizing waste?
Definition
Prevention & Control
Term

Which term refers to the movement of personnel, units, supplies and equipment to reinforce or resupply already deployed or employed forces?

 

a. Deployment

b. Sustainment

c. Employment

d. Redeployment

Definition
b. Sustainment
Term

Which command provides common-user and commercial air, land, and sea transportation?

 

a. Air Mobility Command (AMC)

b. Military Sealift Command (MSC)

c. US Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM)

d. Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC)

Definition
c. US Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM)
Term

Which command is not a component of the US Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM)?

 

a. Air Mobility Command (AMC)

b. Military Sealift Command (MSC)

c. Miltary Traffic and Airlift Command (MTAC)

d. Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC)

Definition
c. Miltary Traffic and Airlift Command (MTAC)
Term

Which command is the link between Department of Defense (DOD) shippers and the commercial transportation carrier industry?

 

a. Air Mobility Command (AMC)

b. Mobility Airlift Command (MAC)

c. Air Transportation Mobility Command (ATMC)

d. Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC)

Definition
d. Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC)
Term

Which command is the US Transportation Command's (USTRANSCOM) single component command for air mobility and provides airlift, air refueling, special air mission and aeromedical evacuation services? 

 

a. Air Mobility Command (AMC)

b. Mobility Airlift Command (MAC)

c. Air Transportation Mobility Command (ATMC)

d. Air Deployment and Mobility Command (ADMC)

Definition
a. Air Mobility Command (AMC)
Term

Which agency serves as Air Mobility Command's (AMC) strategic air operations hub and plans, directs, schedules, and tracks aircraft operations worldwide?

 

a. Wing Operations Center (WOC)

b. Wing Airlift Control Center (WACC)

c. Tanker Airlift Control Center (TACC)

d. Aerial Port Operations Center (APOC)

Definition
c. Tanker Airlift Control Center (TACC)
Term

Through which system does the Air Force provide rapid global mobility to the defense transportation system (DTS)?

 

a. Sustainment Mobility System (SMS)

b. National Air Mobility System (NAMS)

c. Mobility Traffic Management System (MTMS)

d. Global Deployment & Mobility System (GDMS)

Definition
b. National Air Mobility System (NAMS)
Term

Which area is an air terminal located on a prepared airfield that is designated for the sustained air movement of cargo passengers?

 

a. Drop zone

b. Aerial port

c. Airland field

d. Landing zone

Definition
b. Aerial port
Term

Which is a station that serves as an authorized port to process and clear aircraft and traffic for entrance into the country in which it is located?

 

a. Aerial Port of Inspection

b. Aerial Port of Mobility

c. Aerial Port of Debarkation

d. Aerial Port of Embarkation

Definition
c. Aerial Port of Debarkation
Term

Joint forces can be organized on which basis?

 

a. Symmetrical or logical

b. Geographical or logical

c. Symmetrical or functional

d. Geographical or functional

Definition
d. Geographical or functional
Term

Which aircraft can hold up to 36 standard pallets and 73 passengers?

 

a. C-5

b. C-17

c. KC-10

d. B-747

Definition
a. C-5
Term

Which aircraft is used for both strategic and theater airlift as well as airdrops and aeromedical evacuations?

 

a. C-5

b. C-17

c. KC-10

d. B-747

Definition
b. C-17
Term

Which organic aircraft can hold up to six standard pallets and is capable of landing on dirt strips?

 

a. C-5

b. C-17

c. C-130

d. C-141

Definition
c. C-130
Term

Which program is where United States commercial airlines augment Department of Defense's airlift capability in time of war or during a President-declared emergency?

 

a. Defense Transportation Program (DTP)

b. National Air Mobility Program (NAMP)

c. Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) program

d. Operations and Maintenance (O&M) program

Definition
c. Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) program
Term

Which stage of Civil Reserve Air Fleet activiation supports monor regional crises or small-scale contingencies?

 

a. Stage I, Committed Expansion

b. Stage II, Defense Airlift Emergency

c. Stage III, National Emergency

d. Stage IV, Global Expansion

Definition
a. Stage I, Committed Expansion
Term

Improperly constructed mission numbers...

 

a. duplicate the efforts of the organizations who fly the missions

b. interfere with automated data updates between the various C2 systems.

c. make it harder to deploy, employ, sustain, and redeploy the war fighter.

d. enable the services to double-bill the cargo's user based on weight and cube.

Definition
b. interfere with automated data updates between the various C2 systems.
Term

Which type of mission moves mostly airlift sustainment cargo in which users reimburse the Transportation Working Capital Fund (TWCF)?

 

a. Channel missions

b. Contingency missions

c. Air refueling mission (AR)

d. Special airlift mission (SAM)

Definition
a. Channel missions
Term

The last three digits of a mission number represents the ...

 

a. geographical point where the missiom will turn around.

b. operational or tactical agency that has control of the mission

c. Julian date on which the mission originated in Zulu or GMT.

d. air carrier that is operating the missiom and what the load consist of.

Definition
c. Julian date on which the mission originated in Zulu or GMT.
Term

Intransit Visibility (ITV) provides commanders the

 

a. ability to connect and replicate

b. ability to enter data into feeder systems accurately

c. capability to interface with X-MAN, Logistics (LOGMOD), and MANPER-B systems.

d. capability to determine if a force has reached its destination and is ready to perform its mission.

Definition
d. capability to determine if a force has reached its destination and is ready to perform its mission.
Term

The Global Air Transportation Execution System (GATES) allows users to ...

 

a. prepare freight warrants

b. prepare commercial bills of lading

c. create ailift schedules and mission numbers

d. process, manifest, and track passengers and cargo.

Definition
d. process, manifest, and track passengers and cargo.
Term

At a minimum, aerial port personnel should verify in the Global Transportation Network (GTN) the...

 

a. transportation account code, project code and mission number.

b. presence of bill of lading data, project code, and mission number.

c. presence of cargo and passenger data, mission number, and aerial port code.

d. presence of document identifier codes, mission number and aerial port code.

Definition
c. presence of cargo and passenger data, mission number, and aerial port code.
Term

Who has responsibilty to provide accurate data to the aerial ports or agencies that enter data into the Global Air Transportation Execution System (GATES)?

 

a. Truck drivers

b. Individual Units

c. Superintendents

d. Ramp supervisors

Definition
b. Individual Units.
Term

Which disk system is not used to import cargo or passenger info into GATES?

 

a. X-MAN.

b. Logistics Module (LOGMOD).

c. Manpower and Personnel Module-Base (MANPER-B).

d. Deliverate Crisis Action Planning and Execution Segment (DCAPES).

Definition
d. Deliverate Crisis Action Planning and Execution Segment (DCAPES).
Term

Radio frequency identifier (RFID) technology consists of which three parts?

 

a. Tag, interrogator, and data server

b. Tag, transponder, and data server

c. Tag interrogator, and optical memory card.

d. Transponder, optical memory card, and data server.

Definition
a. Tag, interrogator, and data server
Term

The Deployed Global Air Transportation Execution System (DGATES) is set up and used until the...

 

a. capability is outdated and needs to be replaced by a more advanced capability

b. deploying unit replicates and provides HQ AMC ITV cell email ITV capability.

c. capability is no longer necessary or until fixed R/GATES systems have been set up in its place.

d. deploying unit requires more capability than DGATES provides or prefers to use another system.

Definition
c. capability is no longer necessary or until fixed R/GATES systems have been set up in its place.
Term

You are working in the Cargo Deployment Function (CDF) for a mobility movement and want to locate info about mobility movements.  In which part of the Defense Transportation Regulation (DTR) would you look?

 

a. Part I

b. Part II

c. Part III

d. Part IV

Definition
c. Part III
Term

You are helping a customer determine if he and his family are eligible for Department of Defense (DOD) air travel. In which publication would you look?

 

a. DOD 4515.13-R, Air Transportation Eligibility

b. DOD 4500.54-M Foreign Clearance Manual (FCM)

c. DTR, 4500.9-R, Defense Transportation Regulation

d. DOD 4515.13-R, Defense Transportation Regulation (DTR)

Definition
a. DOD 4515.13-R, Air Transportation Eligibility
Term

You want to find out if two pieces of hazardous cargo are compatible with each other.  In which publication would you look?

 

a. Air Force Instruction (AFI) 24-101

b. Air Force Manual (AFMAN) 24-204(I)

c. Air Mobility Command Instruction (AMCI) 24-101

d. Air Mobility Command Pamphlet (AMCPAM) 24-204

Definition
b. Air Force Manual (AFMAN) 24-204(I)
Term

A cargo user has received verified approval to ship its equipment via tactical, contingency, or emergency airlift and you need to look up the hazardous cargo restrictions and requirements for this type of airlift.  Which chapter isn Air Force Manual (AFMAN) 24-204 (I), Preparing Hazardous Materials for Military Air Shipment, would you go to find this information?

a. Chapter 1.

b. Chapter 2.

c. Chapter 3.

d. Chapter 4.

Definition
c. Chapter 3.
Term

You are load planning cargo for a Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) aircraft and want to look up the aircraft specifications to safely plan the load.  In which publicationseries would you look to find the info?

 

a. Air Force Instruction (AFI) 24-101

b. Air Force Manual (AFMAN) 24-204(I)

c. Air Mobility Command Instruction (AMCI) 24-101

d. Air Mobility Command Pamphlet (AMCPAM) 24-2

 

Definition
d. Air Mobility Command Pamphlet (AMCPAM) 24-2
Term

You are loading helicopters on a C-17 aircraft and want to find info on specific procedures for loading the items.  Which section number of the IC-17B-9 technical order (TO) contains that info?

 

a. Section II

b. Section IV

c. Section V

d. Section VI

Definition
d. Section VI
Term
What are the three component commands of US Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM)?
Definition

*Military Sealift Command (MSC)

*Surface Deployment and Distribution Comand (SDDC)

*Air Mobility Command (AMC)

Term
What command is the strategic air operations hub for planning, directing, scheduling, and tracking tanker and transport aircraft operations world wide?
Definition
Tanker Airlift Control Center (TACC)
Term
What command is the link between DOD shippers and the commercial transportation carrier industry?
Definition
Surface Deployment & Distribution Command (SDDC)
Term
What command provides sealift transportation to deploy, sustain, and redeploy forces around the world?
Definition
Military Sealift Command (MSC)
Term
What command's mission is to provide airlift, air refueling, special air mission, and aeromedical evacuation services for US forces?
Definition
Air Mobility Command (AMC)
Term
Who provides rapid global mobility to the Defense Travel System (DTS)?
Definition
National Air Mobility System (NAMS)
Term
What three elements are the National Air Mobility System divided into?
Definition

*Intertheater - strategic (moving passengers and cargo over long distances)

*Intratheater (moving passengers and cargo within one geographical theater)

*Organic (specialized airlift and used by the unit that owns the aircraft).

Term

Describe some characteristics of the C-5

 

# of pallets

# of passengers

peace time planning weight

Definition

36 Pallets

73 Passengers

150,000 lbs during peacetime operations

Term

Describe some characteristics of the C-17 Globemaster III

 

# of Pallets

# of Passengers

Peacetime weight limit

Definition

11 pallets down center of aircraft in the Aerial delivery system (ADS) to accomodate 54 passengers.

 

or 18 pallets spun sideways and loaded side by side in the logistics rail system (LRS)

 

Peacetime weight is 90,000 lbs.

Term

Describe some characteristics of the C-130 Hercules

 

# of Pallets

# of Passengers

Peacetime weight

A special characteristic?

Definition

6 Pallets

90 Passengers

25,000 lbs during peacetime operations

 

*It can land on rough, dirt strips and much of its equipment is removealbe allowing many flexible alternatives.  (Also is  used for airlift, airdrops, aeromedical evacuations, weather reconnaissance, aerial spray, and fire fighting.)

Term

Characteristics of the KC-10 Extender

 

# of pallets

# of passengers

# primary role

Peacetime weight limit

Definition

22 Pallets

75 Passengers

Refueling is primary role

80,000 lbs Peacetime weight

Term
What does the first character in a channel mission identify?
Definition
The agency having operational or tactical control of the mission.
Term
What do the last three digits of a mission number identify?
Definition
The Julian date on which the mission originated in Zulu or GMT.
Term
Which system is an AMC web-based system used by large, fixed aerial ports, smaller en-route locations and remote deployed locations to feed information into Global Transportation Network (GTN)?
Definition
Global Air Transportation Execution System (GATES)
Term

What publication contains these Parts...

 

Part I, Passenger movement

Part II, Cargo Movement

Part III, Mobility

Part IV, Personal Property

Part V, Customs and Border Clearance Policies and Procedures

Part VI, Management and Control of Intermodal Containers and System 463L Equipment

Part VII, Human Remains Movement

Definition
DTR 4500.9-R, Defense Transportation Regulatoin (DTR)
Term
What publication establishes standards for requesting and approving DOD foreign clearance for aircraft diplomatic clearances and personnel travel clearances?
Definition
DOD 4500.54-M, Foreign Clearance Manual
Term
Which publication outlines how DOD-owned and controlled aircraft can be used and who is and who is not eligible for DOD air travel?
Definition
DOD 4515.13-R, Air Transportation Eligibility
Term
Name the publication responsible for preparing hazardous cargo.
Definition
AFMAN 24-204(I), Preparing Hazardous Materials for Military Air Shipment.
Term
Which Instruction is an extensive publication that covers all areas of AMC air transportation?
Definition
AMCI 24-101, Military Airlift
Term

How much weight will the G-12 parachute support?

 

a. 3,500 lbs

b. 2,200 lbs

c. 1,500 lbs

d. 500 lbs

Definition
b. 2,200 lbs
Term

Which parachute is the largest?

 

a. G-11

b. G-12

c. G-13

d. Extraction

Definition
a. G-11
Term

For what type of drop is the Type V platform used?

 

a. Freedrop

b. High-Velocity drop

c. Low-Velocity drop

d. all three types of air drops

Definition
c. Low-Velocity drop
Term

What is the capacity of the A-21 cargo bag?

 

a. 300 lbs

b. 400 lbs

c. 500 lbs

d. 1,000 lbs

Definition
c. 500 lbs
Term

Which type of airdrop requires large, clear drop zones, because they usually consist of large complex loads?

 

a. Freedrop

b. Gravity method

c. Low-Velocity drop

d. High-Velocity drop

Definition
c. Low-Velocity drop
Term

Which type of airdrop is used to feed stranded animals in a winter storm?

 

a. High-Velocity drop.

b. Freedrop

c. Low-Velocity drop

d. Gravity Method

Definition
b. Freedrop
Term

Which hazardous materials certifications allow personnel to sign the Shipper's Declaration for Dangerous Goods (SDDG)?

 

a. Hazardous materials handler and inspector

b. Hazardous materials inspector and preparer.

c. Hazardous materials handler and technical specialist.

d. Hazardous materials preparer and technical specialist.

Definition
d. Hazardous materials preparer and technical specialist.
Term

Satisfactory items are identified on the DD Form 2133 by

 

a. an "*"

b. an "X"

c. a check mark

d. leaving the block blank

Definition
c. a check mark
Term

To whom does a copy of the Department of Defense (DD) Form 2133 not go?

 

a. The deploying unit representitive

b. Retained by the mobility force for inclusion in the station file

c. The troop commander with the consolidated flight package and manifest

d. The aircraft loadmaster with the cargo manifest and other documentation.

Definition
c. The troop commander with the consolidated flight package and manifest
Term

Mobility forces will not start a joint inspection (JI) until...

 

a. all cargo for the chalk is present and available

b. the first piece of cargo arrives in the call forward area.

c. the first deployed schedule of events (DSOE) is published

d. the Arrival/Departure Airfield Control Group (A/DACG) directs them.

Definition
a. all cargo for the chalk is present and available
Term

In which area of the Cargo Deployment Function (CDF) do deploying units have sole responsibility?

 

a. Marshalling area

b. Call forward area

c. Alert holding area

d. Ready line/loading ram area

Definition
a. Marshalling area
Term

Which deployment work center processes all deploying personnel through stations such as legal and finance and is responsible for processing and manifesting passengers and processing their baggage?

 

a. Passenger Control Unit (PCU)

b. Passenger Control Center (PCC)

c. Passenger Operations Function (POF)

d. Passenger Deployment Function (PDF)

Definition
d. Passenger Deployment Function (PDF)
Term

Which deployment work center is the hub of deployment operations and is responsible for the overall control and supervision of deployments?

 

a. Deployment Control Center (DCC)

b. Transportation Control Unit (TCU)

c. Control Deployment Function (CDF)

d. Deployment Vehicle Operations (DVO)

Definition
a. Deployment Control Center (DCC)
Term

Which automated system schedules, controls, and monitors the movement of passengers and cargo via air or surface transportation using tasking information?

 

a. Logistics Module (LOGMOD)

b. Joint Operations Planning & Execution System (JOPES)

c. Global Air Transportation & Execution System (GATES)

d. Deliverate Crisis Action Planning & Execution System (DCAPES)

Definition
a. Logistics Module (LOGMOD)
Term

Which war reserve material (WRM) support is sourced using Joint Operation Planning and Execution System (JOPES)?

 

a. Small scale contingencies

b. Training events and competitions

c. Joint, Air Force, and Unit exercises

d. Air Expeditionary Force (AEF) taskings

Definition
a. Small scale contingencies
Term

Which volume of the USAF War and Mobilization Plan (WMP) documents the aircraft activity for each geographical location in support of all regional OPLANs (operation plans) and certain CONPLANs (concept plans)?

 

a. WMP-2, Plans and Listing Summary

b. WMP-3, Combat and Support Forces

c. WMP-4, Wartime Aircraft Activity

d. WMP-5, AF Industrial Mobilization Planning

Definition
c. WMP-4, Wartime Aircraft Activity
Term

The time-phased force and deployment data (TPFDD) is...

 

a. the process within unit type codes (UTC) required to activate deployment work centers.

b. a situation that involves military forces in response to natural and man-made disasters, terrorists, or foreign military operations.

c. a situation that involves a significant threat to the US, its territories, citizens, military forces, possessions, or vital interests

d. the electronic data that exists within the Joint Operation Planning and Execution System (JOPES) to help execute deployments in phases

Definition
d. the electronic data that exists within the Joint Operation Planning and Execution System (JOPES) to help execute deployments in phases
Term

Joint Operation Planning and Execution System (JOPES) is both a process and a collection of automated computer systems used to develop...

 

a. joint inspection standards and Global Air Mobility Support System (GAMSS) taskings

b. operational plans (OPLANs) and time-phased force and deployment data (TPFDD)

c. installation deployment officers (IDOs) and air expiditionary force (AEF) tempo bands.

d. joint planning and execution community (JPEC) regulations and deployment work centers.

Definition
b. operational plans (OPLANs) and time-phased force and deployment data (TPFDD)
Term
What are the three types of airdrops?
Definition

*Freedrop

*High-velocity drop

*Low-velocity drop

Term
What are the three methods of airdrops?
Definition

*Door Load

*Gravity

*Extraction

Term
Which drop normally requires a large amount of padding and is used for non-fragile items?
Definition
Freedrop
Term
What are the three types of airdrop containers?
Definition

*A-7A Sling

*A-21 Cargo bag

*A-22 Cargo Bag

Term
Which airdrop container has a capacity of 300, 400, or 500 pounds based on the number of straps?
Definition
A-7A Cargo Sling
Term
Which airdrop container has a capacity of 2,200 pounds?
Definition
A-22 Cargo Bag
Term
What is the minimum weight limit of the Type V container?
Definition
2,500 lbs.
Term
What parachute can support 5,000 pounds when using a 95-foot centerline?
Definition
G-11B
Term

When operating the lavatory service truck (LST), how will you know when the waste tank is full?

 

a. Open the tank and look inside

b. Look through the sight window

c. Wait until the flow meter zeros out

d. Look at the guage in the control panel

Definition
b. Look through the sight window
Term

On the AMC Form 249, Fleet Service Equipment Record, to conduct an inventory, which form will be used as a source document to annotate the total number of items out on mission aircraft?

 

a. AF IMT 129, Tally In/Out

b. AF IMT 4128, Fleet Service Checklist

c. AMC Form 268, Passenger Service Kit/Inventory List

d. AF 3516, Food Service Inventory Transfer Receipt

Definition
b. AF IMT 4128, Fleet Service Checklist
Term

You have been tasked to load non-expendable supplies on an Air Mobility Command (AMC) C-5. Which form should you use?

 

a. AF IMT 4128, Fleet Service Checklist

b. AF IMT 1297, Temporary Issue Receipt

c. AFTO Form 244, Industrial/Support Equipment Record

d. AMC Form 12-1, Comfort Pallet/Portable Lavatory Unit Checklist

Definition
a. AF IMT 4128, Fleet Service Checklist
Term

You are servicing an arriving aircraft and notice a personal item left by a passenger, what actions must you take?

 

a. Turn it in to the passenger terminal's lost and found or Security Forces

b. Turn it into the Customer Service Branch (CSB) so it can be shipped to the passenger

c. Drive the article to the passenger, who will be waiting at the baggage pick-up conveyor

d. Annotate the article in the statement block of the AF IMT 4128 adn describe the action you took to recover it.

Definition
a. Turn it in to the passenger terminal's lost and found or Security Forces
Term

Which describes the proper way to clean and service an oven?

 

a. Wipe down the oven racks and oven interior and ensure the oven is operational

b. Remove the dirty racks, clean the oven interior, install clean racks and ensure the oven is operational

c. Take the oven racks to Fleet supply for cleaning and use 5% sodium hypochlorite solution to wipe down the interior

d. Take the oven racks to the flight kitchen for cleaning and use a 5% sodium hypoclorite solution to wipe down the interior

Definition
b. Remove the dirty racks, clean the oven interior, install clean racks and ensure the oven is operational
Term

You are picking up clean and filled 5-gallon igloos and coffee jugs from the flight kitchen to take to an aircraft. How must they be when you pick them up so they will stay clean?

 

a. Wiped down with a 5% sodium hypoclorite solution

b. Wiped down with spray cleaner and a soft cloth

c. The spouts will be bundled in lots of five

d. The spouts will be covered in plastic

Definition
d. The spouts will be covered in plastic
Term

A flight is leaving with a departure time of 0800. What is the latest time passenger service personnel can call in a firm meal order for that flight?

 

a. 0600

b. 0645

c. 0700

d. 0715

Definition
c. 0700
Term

What must you do before you print and sign your name on the AF IMT 3516, Food Service Inventory Transfer, when picking up meals from the flight kitchen?

 

a. Notify the dispatcher of your start time

b. Verify you have every item listed on the form

c. Call in the meal numbers to the passenger terminal

d. Help the aircrew member store the meals in the proper storage areas

Definition
b. Verify you have every item listed on the form
Term

You have performed final fleet service on a C-17 that blocks out at 0800.  Within what timeframe are aircrews required to pick up their own meals?

 

a. 0650

b. 0700

c. 0710

d. 0720

Definition
d. 0720
Term

You have delivered 73 meals to a C-5.  Who will stow those meals in the galley or air transportable galley lavatory (ATGL) storage areas?

 

a. The air crew members only

b. Fleet Service and maintenance personnel

c. The aircrew members and maintenance personnel

d. The aircrew members and Fleet Service Personnel

Definition
d. The aircrew members and Fleet Service Personnel
Term

You are stationed at McChord AFB, WA, and a flight just arrived from Kadena AB, Japan, that has unused meals onboard.  What must you do with these meals?

 

a. Turn them into the flight kitchen using the AF IMT 3516 or AF IMT 129

b. After USDA inspection and approval, they are free to consume during one of your breaks

c. After USDA inspection and approval, place them in two plastic bags and incinerate or sterilize them at an approved facility

d. After US Department of Agriculture (USDA) inspection and approval, turn them into the flight kitchen using the AF IMT 3516, or AF IMT 129

Definition
c. After USDA inspection and approval, place them in two plastic bags and incinerate or sterilize them at an approved facility
Term

When servicing an aircraft with portable water you should fill the aircraft water tank until...

 

a. the flow meter reads 11 gallons

b. water discharges from the overflow fitting or to the requested capacity

c. water reaches the requested capacity or 11 gallons, whichever comes first

d. the flow meter zeroes out or until water discharges from the overflow fitting

Definition
b. water discharges from the overflow fitting or to the requested capacity
Term

When servicing the air transportable galley/lavatory (ATGL) water tank you should fill it with potable water until...

 

a. the flwo meter reads 11 gallons

b. water discharges from the overflow fitting or to the requested capacity

c. the guage indicates that it is full or 39 gallons, which ever comes first

d. the flow meter zeroes out or until the water discharges from the overflow fitting

Definition
c. the guage indicates that it is full or 39 gallons, which ever comes first
Term

You serviced the C-17 with the lavatory service truck (LST); the doughtnut seal was faulty, and you came into direct contact with waste from the aircraft.  You were wearing all required PPE.  What actions should you take?

 

a. Wash immediately and change clothes

b. Change clothes only; your PPE protected you

c. Call the ambulance to treat you for contamination

d. Change clothes and discontinue latrine service until the doughnut gets fixed

Definition
a. Wash immediately and change clothes
Term

When recording the various Fleet Service activities on an AMC Form 244, such as "latrine serviced by," you should include the initals of the...

 

a. person who serviced the latrine, the Julian date, and start and complete times

b. person recording the information, the Julian date, and the start and complete times.

c. person who serviced the latrine and the start and complete times

d. dispatcher and the start and complete times

Definition
a. person who serviced the latrine, the Julian date, and start and complete times.
Term

As a Fleet Service dispatcher, you have just completed and signed an AMC Form 244, Fleet Service Arrival/Departure Worksheet.  Who else needs to sign it before it can be turned into records?

 

a. An aircrew member

b. The air terminal manager

c. A flight kitchen representative

d. The fleet service shift supervisor

Definition
d. The fleet service shift supervisor
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