A(an) ____________ is an airfield that has been designated for the sustained air movement of personnel and material and to serve as an authorized port for entrance to or departure from the country in which it is located.

An Aerial Port is an airfield that has been designated for the sustained _____________ of ________ and ________ and to serve as an authorized port for __________ or __________ the country in which it is located.

The purpose of designating certain airfields as Aerial Ports is to establish the most effective

distribution

for the _____ authorized air traffic.

The purpose of designating certain airfields as Aerial Ports is to establish the most effective ____________ for the

DOD

authorized air traffic.

A(an) ___________________ is a terminal that serves as an authorized port to

process and clear aircraft going overseas. 

An

Aerial Port Of Embarkation (APOE)

is a terminal that serves as an authorized port to _____________________________________________.

A(an) _____________________ is a station that serves as an authorized port to

process and clear aircraft and traffic arriving from overseas.

An

Aerial Port of Debarkation (APOD)

is a station that serves as an authorized port to _________________________________________________.

A(an) ________ is designated as an APOE, an APOD, or both. In addition, _________ are divided into two types:

fixed and non-fixed.

An Aerial Port is designated as an APOE, an APOD, or both. In addition, Aerial Ports are divided into two types: ______ and ______.

A(an) ________ Aerial Ports can

move their operations to any location throughout the world

to fullfill a combat support role. A(an) ________ Aerial Port cannot.

A

Non-fixed

Aerial Ports can __________________________________ to fullfill a combat support role. A 

Fixed

Aerial Port cannot.

A(an) __________ Aerial Port plays a major role, either as an APOE or as an APOD, in moving traffic through the airlift system.

A Fixed  Aerial Port plays a ______________, either as an ______ or as an _____, in moving traffic through the airlift system.

APOEs/APODs located on the _____ coast are responsible for areas such as Africa, the Caribbean, Europe, Greenland, Iceland, South America, and the Middle East.

APOEs/APODs located on the East coast are responsible for areas such as _______________________________________________________.

APOEs/APODs located on the ______ coast are responsible for areas such as Alaska, Guam, Hawaii, Okinawa and mainland Japan, Korea, Australia, New Zealand, and Formosa.

APOEs/APODs located on the West coast are responsible for areas such as ______________________________________________________.

What are some work centers in a typical air terminal that must coordinate with each other to accomplish the airlift mission?

• Air Terminal Operations Center (ATOC)
• Data Records
• Fleet Service
• Passenger Service
• Air Freight
• Aerial Delivery

are work centers in a typical air terminal that must ________________________ to accomplish the airlift mission.

The ________________ is the work center that is the focal point for aerial port mission execution. It is the central point through which all information relating to airlift traffic flow and aerial port operations is received, processed, and dispatched to each functional area as well as the chain of command.

The Air Terminal Operations Center (ATOC) is the work center that is the focal point for aerial port mission execution. It is the central point through which all information relating to airlift traffic flow and aerial port operations is received, processed, and dispatched to each _____________ as well as the ___________________________.

______________ is the work center that controls all space allocated on each assigned airlift mission, is responsible for obtaining maximum utlization on each aircraft, and coordinates movement of special category cargo and passengers.

Air Terminal Operations Center (ATOC) is the work center that controls all space allocated on each assigned airlift mission, is responsible for obtaining ________________ on each aircraft, and coordinates movement of special category cargo and passengers.

The ATOC is normally comprised of five functions: 

• ____________________
• ____________________
• ____________________
• ____________________
• ____________________

All report directly to the ATOC Flight Chief.

The ATOC is normally comprised of five functions: 

• Duty officer/senior controller
• Information control
• Ramp control
• Load planning
• Capability forecasting.

All report directly to the ATOC ___________.

The ____________ is directly responsible to the aerial port flight commander or port operations officer for the safe daily aerial port mission execution.

The Flight Chief is directly responsible to the aerial port ____________ or ____________ for the safe daily aerial port mission execution.

It is the responsibility of the ___________ to supervise and control all ATOC resources and to ensure that only highly qualified and motivated personnel are selelcted to perform ATOC duties.

It is the responsibility of the Flight Chief to ___________________________ and to ensure _______________________________________________________.

One of the five ATOC functions, _____________, is the operations officer's representative. They also oversee aerial port operations after duty hours and anytime deemed necessary.

One of the five ATOC functions, Duty Officer/Senior Controller, is the ____________________s representative. They also oversee aerial port operations _____ duty hours and _______ time deemed necessary.

The ATOC function, _______________, gathers, processes, and disseminates all information pertaining to air terminal operations. It also provides aircraft status information to each work center within the aerial port. 

The ATOC function, Information Control, gathers, processes, and disseminates all information pertaining to air terminal operations. It also provides _______________ information to each  _____________________________________. 

The ATOC function, ________________, is responsible for planning selecting, sequencing, and monitoring each aircraft load.

The ATOC function, Load Planning, is responsible for _______, ________, ________, and ________ each ______________.

The ATOC function, _______________, is the eyes and ears of information control. They closely monitor all aerial port ground handling operations and maintains constant communication with the dispatchers in the information control function.

The ATOC function, Ramp Control, is the eyes and ears of information control. They closely monitor all aerial port ________________ operations and maintains ______________________ with the dispatchers in the information control function.

The ATOC function, _________________, monitors, recieves, posts, publishes, and distributes monthly airlift capability forecasts.

The ATOC function, Capability Forecasting, monitors, recieves, posts, publishes, and distributes ________ airlift capability forecasts.

Personnel at the ___________ work center are the final quality control (QC) for all tranportation documentation.

Personnel at the Data Records work center are the final ______________ for all _________________________.

______________ personnel ensure transportation documentation is forwarded to HQ AMC/FMFAB, enabling the proper accounting of millions of dollars annually for the Transportation Working Capital Fund (TWCF). 

Data Records personnel ensure transportation documentation is forwarded to __________, enabling the proper accounting of millions of dollars annually for the ___________________________. 

______________ personnel collect all mission documentation, check documentation for accuracy, update information in GATES, and ensure correct information is transmitted to the appropriate system and physical documentation products are sent to the correct office. 

Data Records personnel collect _____ mission documentation, check documentation for ________, update information in _______, and ensure ______ information is transmitted to the appropriate system and physical documentation products are _____________. 

____________ personnel ensure the interiors of AMC aircraft are kept clean and presentable. They pick up and deliver in-flight meals to the aircraft, as well as aircraft passenger comfort items aboard outbound aircraft. They also ensure that all aircraft latrines are serviced as required.

Fleet Service personnel ensure the _____________ are ___________________. They pick up and deliver in-flight meals to the aircraft, as well as stow pillows, blankets, napkins, cups, trays, etc. aboard outbound aircraft. They also ensure that all aircraft latrines are serviced as required.

_______________ personnel are responsible for planning and controlling passenger service activities. The APS is composed of several sub-sections. These are as follows:

• Information control/dispatch
• Passenger Service Center (PSC)
• Passenger Processing
• Passenger ground services

Passenger Service personnel are responsible for planning and controlling passenger service activities. The APS is composed of several sub-sections. These are as follows:

• ________________________
• ________________________
• ________________________
• ________________________

_____________ personnel plan, control, coordinate, and direct air cargo activities.

Air Freight personnel plan, control, coordinate, and direct __________ activities.

Cargo Processing, Ramp Services, and Special Handling are the sections that fall under the work center ________________.

__________, _________, and __________ are the sections that fall under the work center Air Freight.

Personnel in the Air Freight section, ________________, inspect and receive cargo and accompanying documents arriving in the terminal. They also manifest cargo, pull planned cargo loads, and load support aircraft.

Personnel in the Air Freight section, Cargo Processing, ______ and ________ cargo and accompanying documents ________ in the terminal. They also manifest cargo, pull planned cargo loads, and load support aircraft.

Personnel in the Air Freight section, ______________, are responsible for ensuring manifested cargo and mail is loaded and off-loaded off aircrafts as required.

Personnel in the Air Freight section, Ramp Services, are responsible for ensuring _________ and _________ is _______________________as required.

Personnel in the Air Freight section, ________________, are responsible for handling special cargo involving acceptance, air movement, environmental control, handling, packaging, security, or any combination of these factors. 

Personnel in the Air Freight section, Special Handling, are responsible for handling ___________ involving acceptance, air movement, environmental control, handling, packaging, security, or any combination of these factors. 

Personnel assigned to the section, ______________, handle cargo that must be air dropped for deployed and non-deployed missions. 

Personnel assigned to the section, Aerial Delivery, handle cargo that must be ______________ for _______________and ________________ missions.