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cdc 2w051a- vol. 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are the 3 general functional areas of the 2W career feild? | 2W0- munitions systems, 2W1- aircraft armament, 2W2- nuclear weapons |
| Why are job descriptions identified in the AFECD general in nature? | Because they apply to a wide range of jobs within the career field or subdivisions and do not include all duties and responsibilities of the specialty. (Due to unique base and MAJCOM requirements). |
| 2W1X1- Who are they and what do they do? | Aircraft armament- they load and unload nuclear and non-nuclear munitions, explosives, and propellant devices on aircraft. Also Manage, control, maintain, and install equitment (handling, loading, and test). |
| 2W2X1- Who are they and what do they do? | Nuclear Weapons- maintains, inspects, stores, handles, modifies, accounts for, and repairs nuclear weapons. |
| 2W011- name and what they do | Helper- they go to technical school and learn. |
| 2W031- name and what they do | Apprentice- go from helper to apprentice after completeing tech school. needs supervision. need to be certified on tasks and complete cdc's. |
| 2W051- name and what they do | journeyman- handles the BASIC tasks associated with the day to day operation of munitions. receive, ship, store, inspect, identify, recondition, issue, deliver, maintain, test, and assemble guided and unguided nonnuclear munitions. |
| What qualifications does it take to be a munitions systems helper? | secret clearance, US citizen, mentally stable, normal color vision and depth perception, and a driver's licence. |
| What experience areas are mandatory for an apprentice to become a journeyman? | warehousing, mechanical assembly, transportation, and accountability |
| 2W071- name and what they do | Craftsman- begains the supervisory level in the career ladder... supervise personell and operations. Plan munitions material management responsibilities |
| What qualifications must a person have to advance to craftsman/7 skill level? | E5 or above, attend AFCOMAC, complete in residence munitions systems craftsman course, meet experience requirements in AFECD, be qualified to perform tasks required for position. |
| 2W091- name and what they do | superintendent, they do a lot of supervisor stuff. |
| What qualifications must be met to become a munitions superintendent 2W091? | must be at least a SMSgt, must go to snoa, and have years of experience. |
| 2W000- name and what they do | Munitions systems cheif enlisted manager- is a E9, fill positions of authority and responsiblity at HQ USAF, MAJCOM, headquarters, and munitions depots. |
| What afsc is assigned to a person in basic training? | 9T000 |
| Whose primary responsibility is it to maintain qualificaion in a given specialty? | the individuals' |
| What is the minimum grade requirement for the award of the 7 skill level? | E5 |
| At what point on the munitions career ladder does the supervisory level begin? | 2W071- Craftsman |
| What is the minimum grade of a munitions superintendent? | E8 |
| what title and afsc is for a munitions person at the top? | 2W000- munitions systems cheif enlisted manager |
| CFETP= ? | career feild education and training plan |
| What is a CFETP? | life cycle education/training requirements, training support resources, and minimun core task requirements for the munitions systems specialty. |
| How many parts are in the CFETP? | 2 |
| What is CFETP part one all about? | Contains information explaining the CFETP, how to use it, careerfield progression info, duties, responsibilities, training strategies, blablabla |
| *Who has overall management of the CFETP? | The Air Force Career Feild Manager AKA Ammo Cheif Master Sergent at Air Staff |
| AfCFM= ? | Air Force Career Feild Manager |
| Who determines the need to revise or change the CFETP? | The AFCFM, the Air Force Career Feild Training Manager, and MAJCOMs |
| When a change or revision is needed to the CFETP what happens? | a Utilization and Training Workshop AKA U&TW is held usually at Sheppard at the ammo school house. |
| What goes on in a U&TW and who is involoved? | Chaired by the AFCFM, MAJCOM functional managers, and the personell at the ammo schoolhouse talk about trends, new munitions, and review of the entire CFETP for quality and accuracy. |
| What is needed to be upgraded to a 5 skill level? | Certification in at least ONE functional area, tasks completed in the master training plan, and one year on the job training, cdc's |
| When can a trainee perform a task unsupervised? | once trained, unless prohibited by safety or security requirements. |
| What happens when you are upgraded to a 5 skill level? | may be assigned to crewmember or crew cheif positions, go to ALS if having already served 48 months in the AF, |
| What is needed to go from a 5 to a 7 skill level? | certification in at least 2 functional areas, complete AFCOMAC, and the in resident craftsman course. |
| What level much be reached to fill supervisory positions within an organization, or to work staff positions at squadron, group, wing, or command levels? | 7 |
| how many functional areas does a person need to become a 9 skill level? | 4 functional areas |
| What is the cfetp part 2 all about? | it has the table of core tasks |
| When the STS is placed in the AF Form 623, what does it become? | job qualification standard. |
| Where can you find descriptions if the subdivisions the the 2W career feild? | Air Force Enlisted Classificationan Directory |
| What are the first steps toward becomeing a top manager of the munitions systems specialty? | basic training, assignment to career feild, completion of tech school |
| day to day tasks of munitions are handled by? | journeyment skill level 5 |
| munitions systems superintendents must be? | an E8 or E9 |
| Office of primary responsibility for the overall management of the CFETP | Air Force Career Feild Manager |
| What is sceduled to revise or change the CFETP? | U |
| Who establishes the basic concepts and polices for munitions? | Air staff |
| MAJCOMs are organized based on what overseas? | geography |
| MAJCOMs are organized based on what stateside? | function |
| What is the office of primary responsibility for CAS and automated munitions accounting systems? | Air Staff |
| During contingency operations, who will establish lower echelon ammo control points to provide direct support to commanders? | MAJCOMs |
| TACP operates at what level? | MAJCOM |
| RACPs do what? | support smaller geographic areas within theater (smaller than TACP) |
| What MAJCOM manages munitions sustainment organizations? | HQAFMC |
| Structure of a wing in decending order | wing, group, squadron, flight, section, element |
| What type of wing is self supporting in maintenence, supply, and munitions? | operational |
| If a maintenence squadron exceeds 700 authorized positions, who may authorize it to be split up into an equipment maintence squadron and a component maintence squadron? | MAJCOM |
| What element establishes a program to monitor and asses quality of maintence performed? | QA |
| Who maintains the central TO file? | QA |
| Who appoints the munitions flight cheif? | squadron commander |
| who must select and appoint munitions inspectors? | munitions supervision personell |
| who develops unit movement control procedures? | munitions supervision personel |
| What is the title of the person that is responsible to the assigned commander and is the appointing official for the effective and efficent management of the munitions stockpile? | munitions accountable systems officer |
| Who appoints CAS system admin? | Munitions accountable systems officer |
| who must enforce supply disipline in a typical munitions activity? | element NCOIC |
| Who does a pretask safety breifing before munitions operations? | crew cheif |
| assambly, disassembly, delivery, inspection, and maintencence of conventional munitions, missiles, containers, and dispensers describes what section? | production |
| Plans, scedules, controls, and directions of munitions activities and in process accountable transactions in CAS is done by what section? | systems |
| what section receives, stores, warehouses, handles, breaks out, inspects, ships, inventories, disposes locally, and processes transactions in CAS for ammo is | material |
| What agency develops command supplements or directives? | MAJCOM |
| What organization has cradle to grave responsibility of a weapon system? | HQ AFMC |
| What organization manages the air superiority missles logistics inventory? | USAF TMCP |
| What type of wing provides functional support to a major command headquarters? | air base |
| What is the basic organizational unit in the Air Force? | squadron |
| What organization manages the TO improvement program? | QA |
| Who appoints the munitions flight cheif? | squadron commander |
| Who must ensure lock and key custodians are appointed? | Munitions supervision personell |
| Who must notify customers within 24 hours of suspended or restricted ammunition? | munitions accountable systems officer |
| who must ensure good housekeeping practices, safety, security, and environmental contol standards are enforced? | munitions section cheifs |
| what section maintains and delivers conventional munitions? | production |
| what element processes/certifies munitions residue from flightline and demilitarization operations for turn in | conventional maintenence |
| who inspects and test PGMs | PGM maintentence |
| what element inspects and maintains assigned nonpowered munitions material handling equipment? | munitions support equipment maintenence |
| what element works closely with weapons expeditors for flightline support? | line delivery |
| what element develops munitions deployment plans in coodination with supervision? | combat plans and mobility training element |
| what element plans and arranges the maintenance of live, inert, and dummy munitions and support equipment? | munitions plans and mobility and training element |
| What is the key to any successful military operation? | good plan |
| what is an OPLAN? | any plan for military operations |
| What is the IGESP? | Plan for locations WITH a permanent Air Force Presence |
| What is the ESP | plan for places WITHOUT the Air Force |
| What is the MEP? | plan concerning munitions relating to the OPLAN |
| What should be consitered during a site survey? | facilities, vehicles, AGE, MMHE, test equipment, comm |
| Who authorizes the actual execution of a plan? | NCA |
| What initiates the supporting and supported command to develop a course of action? | WARNORD |
| When is an ALERTORD issued? | When continued planing is needed |
| Who issues the EXORD, and the purpose? | sec of defense, and to direct the deployment/employment of forces |
| When notified of an attack what should you do with your assets and why? | move to igloo or other facility to protect against contamination |
| If overhead protection is unavalible what should you use? | barrier protection |
| When developing a munitions employment plan, what is the most efficient way to gather info? | site survey |
| what item when dipped in suspected chemical immediately changes color? | m8 paper |
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