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| Where can the Air Force Chaplains Corps mission be found? |
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| What is the Air Force Chaplains Corps mission? |
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| To provide spiritual care and the opportunity for for authorized personnel to exercise their religion. |
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| The Air Force Chaplains Corps exist soley on which Amendment? |
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| The First, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." |
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| Name the Chaplains Corps core capabilities and define what each means. |
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1. spiritual care - Meeting the diverse needs of Airman and their families.
2. Advising AF leadership - Inform AF leaders on matters relating to spiritual, ethical, moral, and morale concerns. |
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| What are the Chaplains Corps core processes? |
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1. Conduct religious observances.
2. provide pastoral care.
3. Offers advice to leadership on matters relating to spiritual, ethical, moral or morale concerns. |
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| What are the AF Chaplains Corp core values? |
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1. Glorify God
2. Serving Airman
3. Pursuing Excellence |
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| How many strategic priorities are there? |
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| What are the Strategic Priorites? |
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1. Sharpen our focus on warrior care.
2.Strengthen our advisment to leadership.
3. Resource the Chaplains Corps with requirements-based advocacy.
4. Maximize our strategic communication.
5. Enhance our care for chaplain Corps caregivers. |
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| What does the Chief of Chaplains provide? |
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| Strategic oversight of corporate perpective to the total Chaplains Corps professional development program. Develope guidance for the professional development of chaplains. |
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| What are the Deputy Cheif of Chaplains primary responsibilities? |
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| He chairs the Chaplains Corps Education Oversight Board (CCEOB) and development Team (DT). Publsihes DT meeting minutes through the AF portal. |
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| What does the Career Field Manager do? |
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| Provides central oversight for career field education and training in coordination with AETC/HC, Air University and AF Institute of Technology. |
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| Name HQ USAF/HC staff main duty. |
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| Provide support to the Chief of Chaplains and advice on issues impacting the AF and the Chaplains Corps. |
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| What does the Functional Advisory Council do? |
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| Serves as principal advisory body to the Chief of Chaplains and a venue for communication to all lower level echelons. |
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| MAJCOM Field Operating Agency and Direct Reporting Unit Chaplains do what? |
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| in consultation with their staffs they implment Chaplains Corps policies and provide oversight of personnel within their commands. |
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| What is the Chaplains Corps Readiness Working Group? |
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| A consultative body in support of the Chie of Chaplains and ensures effective communication on readiness issues thorughout the AF Chaplains Corps. |
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| What does the Development Team do? |
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| Executes the guidance of the Chief of Chaplains. Also recommends developmental vectors for all Lt through Lt Col chaplains. |
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| Who comprises the Development Team? |
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1. Career Field Manager
2. Cheif of Plans and Programs
3. MAJCOM Command Chaplains
4. Chief Chaplain Force Development Branch
5. Others determined by the Chief of Chaplains |
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| What are the Chaplains Corps Education Oversight Board responsibilities? |
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| Advises the Chief of Chaplains on chaplains educational requirements to meet operational needs. |
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| Who determines CCEOB membership? |
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| Who is the Vice-Chair of the CCEOB? |
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| What are a chaplains primary duties? |
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| They implement a comprehensive religious program plan in order to provide targeted religious observances, pastoral care and leadership advice. |
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| What do Chaplain Assistants do? |
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| They build a culture of spiritual care for AF members, their families and other authorized personnel. |
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| Who recruits, trains, and organizes volunteers? |
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| Who recieves specialized training in crisis intervention, suicide-interention skills, and Tramatic Stress Response. |
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| Which regulation governs position descriptions? |
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| AFI 36-2101 Classifying Military Personnel. |
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| How often should position descriptions be reviewed and updated? |
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| What does CTOF stand for? |
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| Church Tithes and Offerings Funds. |
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| What are the 5 Core Capabilities of Chaplain Assistants? |
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1. Religious Program Managment
2. Pastoral Care Support
3. Chaplains Corps Readiness and Contingency Operations
4. Chaplains Corps Resource Managment
5. Chapel Administration |
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| Name the three aspects of Religious Program Management? |
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1. Religious Observances
2. Resources
3. Administration |
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| What training is mandatory for award of the 5R0X1 AFSC? |
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5R031 - Completion of a Chaplains Assistant Apprentice Course.
5R051 - Completion of tasks and knowledge training provided in CDC 5R051, all core tasks requirements identified in STS (PART II, Section A of the CFETP). |
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| What is the Chaplains related DoD Occupational Group? |
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| What are a Chaplains Duties and Responsibilities? |
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| They develope peacetime and wartime plans and policies relative to organization and managment of chaplains activities such as manpower. RST's, and chaplain funds. |
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| What are the requirements to be a AF Chaplain? |
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| Knowledge of AF war Plans, objectives, principles and methods. |
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| What are the education requirements to be a AF Chaplain? |
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Completion of 120 hours of Undergraduate credit meeting the requirements of DoD directive 1304.19
Master of Divinity; or 3 years of equivalent resident graduate study. |
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| What course is required to be awarded the 52R3 AFSC? |
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| Completion of the Chaplains Orientation Course. |
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| What is the primary ministry delivery tool for the Chaplains Corps? |
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| The Religious Support Team (RST). |
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| What is an RST comprised of? |
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| At least one Chaplain and Chaplains Assistant. |
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| Who ensures members of their staff are prepared to perform as an RST? |
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| What is the Chaplains Assistants primary duty weapon? |
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| Who is the central manager for all wing-level religious program support functions? |
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| The Superntendent/NCOIC of Chapel Operations. |
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| Who supervises all assigned Chaplains Assistants? |
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| The NCOIC of Chapel Operations. |
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| Who is in the best position to guide subordinate Chaplain Assistants along their career path? |
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| The NCOIC of Chapel Operations. |
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| What principles do the Superintendent/NCOIC use to execute religious support functions? |
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| Centralized managment and decentralized execution. |
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| What type of supervision does the NCOIC of Chapel Operations administer? |
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| What rank must the Chaplain Assitant Air Force Career Field Manager hold? |
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| What is the training document that identifies life-cycle education and training requirements? |
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| The service and worship of God or the supernatural; a commitment or devotion the religious faith or observance. |
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| What is the definition of a major faith group? |
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| Religious belief systems that have become recongnized as having independent status from any other religion, but may have many other sects or denominations. |
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| A large group united under a common faith and name and organized under a single administrative and legal hierarchy. |
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| What does Ecumenical mean? |
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| General, universal, worldwide; pertaining to the christian church in a worlwide sense. |
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| What does interfaith refer to? |
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| Interaction between persons belonging to different religions. |
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| What does Ecclesiastical mean? |
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| The "assembly" or the "church" |
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| Objects, prayers, and rites that when used properly have special meaning. |
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| What three major branches comprises Christianity? |
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| Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, and Protestantism. |
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