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3E651N_5
CDC Vol 5
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| what is the single source of AF planning and support of combat forces in a time of war | AF war and mobilization plan Vol 1 |
| what team is the first to arrive at deployment location | advanced echelon (ADVON) |
| the first aircraft squadron arrives at a bare base as a part of the | initial force |
| during a contingency what gives you a break down of all material that must be moved to the forward location | unit type code (UTC) |
| which document lists all deployment tasking requirements for a particular contingency, exercise, or deployment | deployment requirements manning documents |
| what personnel system is used to generate a departure report | manpower and personnel module-base level (MANPER-B) |
| what product is used by deployed commanders to identify deficiencies in unit type code (UTC) capabilities | processing discrepancy reports |
| specific UTC that are normally eligible for deployment given a certain set of deployment conditions and assuming full readiness are considered | available to deploy |
| where is UTC subsitution rules outlined | AFI 10-403 deployment planning and execution |
| how many engineering and operations equipment/vehicle UTC are there | 14 |
| how many members are in an engineer augmentation team | 1-6 |
| which product summarizes a unit's wartime tasks and requirements | designed operational capability (DOC) statement |
| who ensures that all prime BEEF team members are organized, trained, and equipped ti perform their contingency roles and all equipment is on-hand and ready to deploy | prime BEEF manager |
| the status of research and training system (SORTS) is | automated reporting system that function as the central registry of all operational units for the armed forces and certain foreign organizations |
| the degree to which a unit meets standards within the three measured resource areas and an overall unit assessment is indicated by a five point scale called | C-levels |
| when must a prime BEEF courier carry an authorization letter that identifies the individual and describes the cargo they are escorting | the cargo is classified |
| which document consolidates prime BEEF equipment and supply requirements | equipment and supplies listing (ESL) |
| which deployment database contains the logistics details of each UTC and provides model load and packing lists for each cargo increment/pallet | logistics force (LOGFOR) |
| which mobility bag contains the cold weather equipment | B |
| what factor is the most important to reduce the confusion when building pallets for an exercise or actual deployment | practice |
| where are cargo container keys kept | with the cargo |
| what is not considered war reserve material (WRM) | subsistence items |
| who is the functional expert for their respective area and is essential to the WRM program | unit WRM managers |
| what kind of order does the secretary of defense (SECDEF) approve and transmit to the supported commander and joint planning and execution community (JPEC) announcing the selected course of action (COA) | alert |
| which logistics module (LOGMOD) report, created through the schedule module shows suffix items within an item assigned to an increment | packing list |
| where is cargo weighed, measured, and the cargo documentation validated | cargo deployment funtion (CDF) |
| who is notified immediately when cargo becomes frustrated | deployment control center (DCC) |
| what are all the AF incident management system (AFIMS) phases of incident management | prevention, preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation |
| what type of command would be established if multiple incident commanders are managing several incidents across the installation | area command |
| what type of command would be established if off base agencies responded on base | unifed command |
| what are the primary special staff positions within the incident commanders staff (ICS) | public information officer, safety officer, and liason officer |
| what positions comprise the incident commanders staff (ICS) general staff | operation, logistics, planning, and finance and administration section chief |
| what three functions support the ICC C2 structure | CAT, EOC, and UCC's |
| what communication centers make up the ECC | fire, security forces and medical dispatch centers |
| the EOC is comprised of how many emergency support functions (ESF) | 15 |
| checkpoints are defined when creating checklists to | enable anyone with the ability to follow through the checklits |
| what step in creating a checklist identifies the main categories | classify and sort the checkpoints |
| what is the primary means of communication when contacting personnel on leave | telephone |
| what must be emphasized when preparing comm-out procedures | early notification of key personnel |
| who commands CE's UCC | chief of operations |
| who is responsible for periodically inventorying UCC equipment and supplies | operations management apprentice |
| who establishes and maintains the events log | operations managers |
| what sequence is involved when updating UCC status boards | update the events log, record the damage on the status board, and report the info to the EOC |
| what info is included on a damage status board | work priorty |
| when changes are made to the status boards, you are required to report them to the | EOC |
| who dispatches and monitors the progress of airfield damage report (ADR) teams | UCC |
| how is ADR status reported to make it difficult for the enemy to determine what is going on | using checklist items |
| how are the craftsmen dispatched to perform expedient repairs | by work priority |
| who normally coordinates contingency operation support with appropiate agencies | the EOC |
| normally when are SITREPS due | at shift change |
| what should be eliminated from SITREP | unwanted or frivolous information |
| how is a SITREP used | make desicions |
| what bare base priority tasking deals with preparing petroleum oil and lubricants (POL) sites | 2 |
| which publication provides a list of CE team structures | AFPAM 10-219 Vol 5 attachment 19 |
| which publication provides a list of labor hour estimates AF specialty for common beddown tasks | AFPAM 10-219 Vol 5 attachment 20 |
| how many hours should your daily schedule cover when performing force beddown | 24 |
| what can be produced from the final base engineer survey toolkit (BEST) product | tent city map |
| which GEO program help deployment planners to make go or no go decisions | contingency aircraft parking planner (CAPP) |
| what is the first thing you must do when you prepare to erect a TEMPER tent | select a site |
| what is assembled first on the TEMPER tent | tent frame |
| how many frame sections must be assembled before the tent fabric is ready to be installed | 5 |
| what should you do to keep the tent sidewalls from being caught in the frame joints when raising the tent sides | roll the sidewalls up |
| how many ppl does it take to pull the SSS cover up over the frame | 4 |
| guy ropes are installed on the SSS if wind conditions are over | 40 mph |
| whose responsibility is it to track the status and whereabouts of every CE | operations managers |
| which deployed personnel accountability tool provides a list of ppl and the teams they are assigned to | duty roster |
| which deployed personnel accountability tool can be used to recall personnel | standby roster |
| along with the primary deployed property custodian at least how many alternate property custodians must be designated | 1 |
| what action should take place once an unexploded ordinance (UXO) has been found | marked and reported to the property authority |
| what are the dimensions for a minimum operating strip for fighter aircraft | 50' by 5000' |
| the two damage reference systems commonly used in the AF are the crash grid system and the | pavement reference marking system |
| what plotting symbol symbolizes a crater | a circle |
| the 4 types of decontamination are immediate, operational, thorough, and | reconstitution |
| how many mission-oriented protective postures (MOPP) levels are there | 5 |
| what work method is geared toward making a building safe for occupancy and providing minimal protection from elements | expedient repair |
| what method of expedient repair provides structural integrity to weakened areas | shoring |
| what method of expedient repair is used to protect people or equipment from the elements | patching |
| what publication deals with restoration of water systems | AFPAM 10-219 Vol 3 |
| mormal silikal polymer is used for | spall repair |
| who is the LMR focal point | unit net manager |
| what kind of radio frequency propagates more easily via sky and direct wave because obstacles easily absorb them | higher frequency waves |
| where would you normally receive radio frequencies from when deployed overseas | host nation |
| what does message follows refer to in LMR common statements | prepare for a long message |
| to navigate to a location using a GPS unit what do you need to put into the GPS | a waypoint |
| how many batteries does the DAGR need to fully operate | 2 |
| what type of real time map formats does the GeoXT utilize | rastor and vector |
| what methods can you use to update the EOC on base recovery actions | telephone messenger or computer |
| in which phase of bare base are water points established | beddown |
| who should be informed of deployed contract needs | contingency contracting officer (CCO) |
| which functional areas are usually delegated SF form 44 authority | CE and transportation |
| when should the customer complaint method of contract surveillance be used | whenever nonconformance is validated by the customer |
| who conducts QAE phase 1 training | AETC mobile instructor |
| statements of work must be prepared in accordance with | AFI 63-124 performance based services acquisition |
| when performing job analysis for SOW why is it important to keep directives to a minimum | the AF is only concerned with the results |
| who can make changes to the terms of an active performance work statement (PWS) | contracting officer |
| who is responsible for funding us civilian employees evacuated or relocated during emergency conditions | losing command |
| what is used to maintained balances for AF form 4009s during a contingency | manual spreadsheets |
| what must an SF 1449 solicitation/contract/order for commercial items have in the ordered by block before it can be certified | contracting representatives original signature |
| what is provided by an after action report | final results |
| which function of contingency recovery involves making a list of broken damaged or missing parts | re-palletizing |
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