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2G051 v1
Logistics Management Specialist
Question | Answer |
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What is the core component of combat logistics support? | Logistics planning function |
For which areas do log planners (or "loggies") evaluate assigned functions and direct operation of logistics plans processes and special activities? | Deployment control centers |
How many core competencies are there for log plans? | 5 |
Conducting readiness assessment is critical to | measure a unit's ability to deploy and sustain forward operation |
What program is used to visualize and analyze the gross transportation feasibility of an Operation Plan (OPLAN) time-phased force and deployment data (TPFDD)? | Joint Flow Analysis System for Transportation (JFAST) |
Right-sized unit type codes (UTC) are scalable and | modular |
What keeps combatant commanders informed of the status of forces they will be receiving | Intransit Visibility (ITV) |
What ensure operations continue throughout the duration of a mission? | Sustainment |
During which process do Airmen assist in monitoring and reporting limiting factors? | Adaptive planning process |
Which function do non commissioned officers (NCO) provide during base support and expeditionary site planning processes? | Conduct training for subordinate and tenant units |
A trainee may perform a task unsupervised when | task certified |
What is the maximum time it should take a trainee to progress from the 3-skill level to the 3-skill level? | 15-months |
What position can a 9-level be expected to fill? | Superintendent |
Which area is not a base-level log plans function? | Functional management |
Which section is a base-level log plans function? | War readiness materiel management |
What kind of activities will 20 percent of your time be spent? | Deployment |
What is the title of an individual who leads a unified command? | Combatant commander |
In which area do major command (MAJCOM) personnel work with other logistics functional areas to ensure needed logistics resources are identified and programmed in the Program Objective Memorandum (POM)? | Programs |
Which agency is the senior war-fighting echelon of the US Air Force? | Numbered Air Force (NAF) |
What is the highest classification level of material on a national level? | TOP SECRET |
From what document might an enemy gain a great strategic advantage by knowing where we plan to mass our forces in the event of a conflict? | War readiness material (WRM) documents |
What elements should someone possess before granted access to classified material? | Proper security clearance and need to know the information |
Who is the statutory military advisor to the National Security Council (NSC)? | Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff |
Who is the intelligence advisor to the National Security Council (NSC)? | Director of National Intelligence |
What level of decision is made through use of the National Security Council System (NSCS)? | Presidential |
What community refers to the participating in the overall strategic planning of the Armed Forces? | Joint Strategic Planning Community |
The primary means by which the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS) performs joint strategic planning is the | Joint Strategic Planning System (JSPS) |
A major goal of the Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution (PPBE) System is to | link any major decision for acquisition, force structure, operational concepts, and infrastructure |
The Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution (PPBE) System is concerned with allocation resources to meet the war fighting needs of | combatant commanders (CCDR) |
The Department of Defense (DOD) turns budgets and the money that comes from them into operational military plans through the use of | the Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan (JSCP) |
Which system is the Department of Defense (DOD) directed single, integrated joint command and control system for conventional operation planning and execution: | Joint Operation Planning and Execution System (JOPES) |
Who is the focus of the joint operation planning process, using it to determine the best method of accomplishing assigned tasks and direct the actions necessary to accomplish the mission? | Combatant commandeered (CCDR) |
What type of plan is an abbreviated form of an operation plan (OPLAN)? | Concept |
What plan may or may not have an associated time-phased force and deployment data (TPFDD)? | Concept |
What type of plan is prepared by the supporting combatant commanders when they are assisting the supported commander's contingency plans? | Supporting |
During crisis action planning, which of the following are prepared in prescribed formats under joint procedures? | Operation order |
What formal process is used to source the emerging unified combatant commander (UCC) requirements? | Joint Sourcing process |
What type of planning is the cornerstone of the peacetime planning process? | Contingency |
How many phases are there in the crisis action planning (CAP) process? | 6 |
What phase of crisis action planning consists of a report containing information on the current situation actions taken by USForces rules of engage/readily available forces/ timeframe for the commitment of forces/any major constraints to force employment? | Crisis assessment |
Which phase of crisis action planning (CAP) ends when the National command Authorities (NCA) decides to return to the pre-crisis situation, or have military options developed for possible consideration? | Crisis assessment |
Which phase of crisis action planning (CAP) begins when command authorities decide to use a military response to a situation? | Course of action development |
What type of order is sent to the supported commander and Joint Planning and Execution Community to direct execution planning before a course of action is formally approved by the Secretary of Defense and President of the United States? | Planning |
What kind of order does the Secretary of Defense approve and transmit to the supported commander and joint Planning and Execution Community announcing the selected course of action? | Alert |
What type of order is used to prepare forces to deploy or deploy forces without approving the execution of a plan or operations order? | Deployment |
How is war readiness materiel positioned? | As starter stock, swing stock, or combination of both |
What category of war readiness materiel is expended by its use? | Consumables |
Vehicles that support a unit's peacetime mission and do not deploy are identified by use code | K |
Once all war readiness materiel authorization have been loaded into the Materiel Management System, who is responsible to validate the information? | WRM noncommissioned officer |
Who are the functional experts for their respective areas and are essential to the war readiness materiel program? | Unit WRM managers |
What does the War Plans Additive Requirements Report authorize? | Vehicles |
What level of command uses part one of the War Plans Additive Requirements Report? | Major commands |
What are the two parts of the war consumable distribution objective? | Munitions and nonmunitions |
The Wartime Aircraft Activity Report describes aircraft activity for a | specific installation |
The Wartime Aircraft Activity Report is produced using either Air Force approved, or | major command directed, plan unique sortie durations and rates |
What inventories are set by the Inventory management Plan? | Petroleum |
Which functional area must logistics planners work with when dealing with the inventory Management Plan? | Fuels |
What war readiness materiel document is the vehicle authorization listing created from? | War Plans additive Requirements Report |
When dealing with the vehicle authorization listing, what use codes are logistics planners mainly concerned with? | L, M, |
Who is ultimately responsible for making every effort to ensure approved levels of support are requisitioned, stored, and maintained ready for use? | Installation commander |
Who is responsible to manage the installation war readiness materiel program and is the office of primary responsibility for the program? | WRM officer |
Who is responsible for establishing a war readiness materiel training program? | WRM officer/noncommissioned officers |
Who accompanies the war readiness materiel noncommissioned officer on surveillance visits to provide technical expertise? | WRM manager |
Who has the responsibility to ensure the war readiness materiels outload is properly coordinated? | WRM noncommissioned officer |
Who must document war readiness materiels movement requirements in the Expeditionary Site Plan? | Staring unit |
Who is responsible to coordinate, compile, analyze, and submit an annual budget for war readiness materiel? | WRM noncommissioned officer |
If an item of war readiness materiel is frequently used for indirect mission support, the unit that is frequently using it should | add or increase the item's peacetime stock levels |
materiel reconstitution after direct mission support use? | Storing command |
Who is responsible for costs associated with war readiness materiel reconstitution after indirect mission support use? | Using unit |
What is the best forum for a war readiness materiel noncommissioned officer to communicate war readiness WRM needs to senior leaders? | WRM Review Board |
When a new war consumable distribution objective or Wartime Aircraft Activity Report is distributed, a war readiness materiel review board must be accomplished within | 60 days |
What type of agreement is made between two Air Force units? | Intraservice agreement |
What type of agreement is made between an Air Force supplier and an Army receiver? | Interservice agreement |
Who is responsible for requesting support, and how is the support initially requested? | Receiver, in writing |
What is a working capital fund designed to generate? | Sufficient revenues to recover operating expenses |
If an impasse relating to an entire agreement cannot be resolved at base level, then the | support agreement manager and receiver send the impasse to their major commands (MAJCOM) for resolution |
Major commands must notify USAF of a impasse when the impasse has been outstanding for more than | 180 days |
Manpower and finance personnel should provide training on | reimbursable and on reimbursable support |
Acquisition and Cross-servicing Agreement authorities can reduce the US "logistics tail" by allowing procurement of items from | a host nation |
The two principle documents within the Acquisition and Cross-serving Agreement (ACSA) program include the | ACSA agreement and order/receipt form |
What is an unclassified, web-based system that provides a worldwide cradle-to-grave automated means of managing Acquisition and Cross-serving Agreement transactions? | ACSA Global Automated Tracking and Reporting System |
Base support plans are developed for locations that are | with a permanent air force presence |
Expeditionary site plans are chiefly develop3ed for those locations that are | without a permanent air force presence |
What functional responsibility related to Base Support and Expeditionary Planning Tool manages base support plans and expeditionary site plans site reviews? | Site manager |
Who appoints an Installation Base Support and Expeditionary Planning Tool office of primary responsibility in writing? | Wing commander |
Who is responsible for ensuring base support plans and expeditionary site plans are accessible via the Air Force Portal? | Major command |
A personnel or material deficiency that has a critical negative impact on a unit to perform its wartime mission is a | limiting factor |
How many types of teams compose the expeditionary site survey process integrated site survey? | 2 |