Term
| What are the two types of WRM equipment? |
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Definition
| Joint-use and mobility equipment. |
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Term
What type of WRM equipment is authorized to support a peacetime function that ceases to exist
in wartime, thereby allowing the equipment to satisfy a wartime requirement? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is mobility equipment? |
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Definition
It is defined as items and quantities that need to be moved with a unit or are needed for deployment in an
emergency or during wartime. |
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Term
| Who is the Air Force lead command through the BEAR Integrated Management Team (BIMT) structure for BEAR systems? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the primary mission of BEAR? |
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Definition
To provide expeditionary basing assets for use at austere airfields, thereby providing the AEF with global
basing capability. |
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Term
| What are the seven component subsystems of BEAR? |
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Definition
BEAR 150-personnel housekeeping (B-150) set; BEAR 550 initial housekeeping (B-550i) set; BEAR 550
follow-on housekeeping (B-550f) set; BEAR industrial operations (B-IO) set; BEAR initial flight-line (BIF)
set; BEAR follow-on flight-line (B-FF) set; BEAR housekeeping support. |
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Term
| What BEAR component subsystem set supports up to 150 personnel in the open-the-base force module? |
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Definition
| BEAR 150-personnel housekeeping (B-150) set. |
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Term
| What is a BEAR 550 initial housekeeping (B-550i) set? |
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Definition
It is a stand alone set that provides a robust camp consisting of billeting, feeding, and hygiene to support
550 personnel. |
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Term
What BEAR component subsystem set includes facilities, equipment, and supplies necessary to
establish and support aircraft flight-related operations and maintenance activities for an initial
aircraft squadron deployed at a bare-base location. |
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Definition
| BEAR initial flight-line (B-IF) set. |
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Term
| What are the different types of RSPs? |
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Definition
| Mobility RSP; In-place RSP; Consumable RSP; Flexible Consumable RSP. |
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Term
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Definition
It is an air transportable package of readiness spares, repair parts, and related maintenance supplies
required to support planned wartime or contingency operations of a weapon or support system for a
specified period of time pending resupply. |
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Term
| Who publishes MRSP authorization annually? |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
Only the spares and repair parts required needed for operation above the normal peacetime operating stock
levels expected to be available to a unit during wartime. |
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Term
| How long is the support period funded and planned for IRSP? |
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Definition
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Term
Who will process items requiring functional checks according to procedures outlined in AFMAN
23-110? |
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Definition
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Term
| What activity code is issued to process mated item issues from the RSP? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is a system inventory mangers used to formulate RSP levels? |
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Definition
| Personal Computer-Aircraft Sustainability Module. |
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Term
Who has the responsibility for operation of a weapons storage facility when mobilization is
authorized? |
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Definition
| Materiel Management Flight. |
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Term
| What management notice is produced, containing the serial number(s) of weapon(s) transferred? |
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Definition
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Term
Who can direct small arms transfer from one accountable activity to another within or outside the
Air Force? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who is responsible for preparing and packaging, inventorying, and maintaining bags? |
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Definition
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Term
What is a PC-based program designed to account for mobility and chemical warfare defense
equipment (CWDE)? |
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Definition
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Term
| How do you delete a person from the MICAS database? |
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Definition
| By locating the individual to be deleted and then clicking the eraser icon. |
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Term
| What are the ways you can use to process an issue? |
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Definition
Scanning the linear bar code on the user’s Military ID or Common Access Card (CAC); typing the MICAS
User ID into the Scan Box; scrolling to the user in the list on the left and clicking on the desired user;
scanning a bar code with the user’s MICAS ID. |
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Term
| What information needs continuous monitoring in the mobility section? |
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Definition
| Expiration dates for the shelf-life assets. |
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Term
| Briefly define an operations plan. |
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Definition
| Any plan for the conduct of military operations. |
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Term
| List the five major phases in the deliberate planning process. |
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Definition
(I) Initiation, (II) Concept Development, (III) Plan Development, (IV) Plan Review, and (V) Supporting
Plans. |
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Term
In what phase do planners determine the best mix of UTCs, based on availability, timing, criteria,
and required AFSCs? |
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Definition
| Phase III, Plan Development. |
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Term
| How are tasked units identified in an OPLAN or TPFDD? |
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Definition
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Term
What capability document defines the total capability of the unit and documents the resources
required to provide that capability? |
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Definition
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Term
| What four resource areas are measured in the DOC statement? |
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Definition
(1) Personnel.
(2) On-hand supplies and equipment.
(3) Equipment condition.
(4) Training. |
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Term
| What is a WMP-3 Part 2 (formerly AFWUS)? |
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Definition
| Part of the WMP system; the corresponding owning force provider maintains all UTC availability records. |
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Term
Which capability system provides a timely and accurate assessment of the status of the resources
required by a unit to accomplish its wartime mission? |
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Definition
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Term
| What does the Air Force use status information in SORTS for? |
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Definition
For assessing readiness and the impact of budgetary allocations and management actions on unit-level
readiness. Additionally, data is used to answer congressional inquiries, readiness trend analysis,
justification for readiness accounts in Air Force budget requests, and Air Force resource allocation
decisions. |
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Term
| What capability system allows AEF-allocated units the ability to report UTC-level readiness? |
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Definition
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