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- 1.Completion of the undergraduate flying training qualifies an officer
- A.
As a mission ready flyer
- B.
For the basic aeronautical rating
- C.
To fly the MAJCOM’s mission aircraft
- D.
To perform the unit’s mission in an assigned aircrew position
- 2.Which subcategory of qualification training provides the training necessary to qualify an aircrew member to perform the command or unit mission?
- A.
Initial qualification.
- B.
Mission qualification
- C.
Continuation training
- D.
Requalification training.
- 3.Which type of continuation training is required to complete the greatest number of training tasks?
- A.
Basic mission capable (BMC)
- B.
Basic aircraft qualification (BAQ).
- C.
Initial qualification training (IQT)
- D.
Mission ready/combat mission ready (MR/CMR).
- 4.What percentage of the annual sortie requirements are flight surgeons required to perform in their primary aircraft?
- A.
25
- B.
40
- C.
50
- D.
75
- 5.Which aircrew evaluation consists of a flight and ground phase?
- A.
Emergency procedures
- B.
Aircrew qualification
- C.
Supplementary
- D.
Critical action
- 6.The aircrew qualification evaluation is due every
- A.
9 months
- B.
12 months
- C.
15 months
- D.
17 months
- 7.Which Q-level is given when an aircrew member demonstrates desired performance and knowledge during an aircrew evaluation?
- A.
1
- B.
2
- C.
3
- D.
4
- 8.What document is used to record and certify a member’s aircrew qualification?
- A.
AF Form 8.
- B.
MAR/TAR
- C.
AF IMT 1522
- D.
AF Form 4324
- 9.What document contains a chronological history of a member’s aircrew evaluations?
- A.
AF Form 8
- B.
AF Form 942
- C.
AF IMT 1522
- D.
AF Form 4324
- 10.The AF Form 8, Certificate of Aircrew Evaluation, is maintained permanently in
- A.
A master record set.
- B.
The member’s training folder
- C.
The member’s flight record folder
- D.
The member’s flight evaluation folder
- 11.Flight authorization duty codes describe a member’s
- A.
Training level ONLY
- B.
Aircrew qualification ONLY
- C.
Aircrew qualification and duty position ONLY.
- D.
Aircrew qualification, duty position, and training level
- 12.Which characters of the flight authorization duty code is/are MAJCOM specific?
- A.
The third, fourth, and fifth characters
- B.
The second and third characters.
- C.
The first and second characters.
- D.
The first character ONLY.
- 13.In the Aircraft Assignment window in Aviation Resource Management System (ARMS), an aircraft status code of “00” denotes the aircraft is
- A.
Inactive
- B.
Primary
- C.
Simulator
- D.
Secondary
- 14.What is the first step in creating a training program in Aviation Resource Management System (ARMS)?
- A.
Create task identifiers
- B.
Build training profiles.
- C.
Assign training profiles.
- D.
Add the program in the training program list.
- 15.Where can you find a listing of Aviation Resource Management System (ARMS) standard program codes?
- A.
AFI 11–401.
- B.
AFI 11–421
- C.
AFI 11–202, Vol 1
- D.
AFI 11–2, MDS-Specific, Vol 1.
- 16.When adding a training program in Aviation Resource Management System (ARMS), the “Program Duration” refers to
- A.
The length of the next training cycle.
- B.
The length of the current training cycle
- C.
The time it takes for the program to take effect.
- D.
The number of training tasks inside the training program.
- 17.Task IDs with duplicate double letters indicate
- A.
Grounding items.
- B.
Locally developed training tasks
- C.
Air Force specified training events
- D.
MAJCOM specified training tasks
- 18.Locally developed training requirements will have task IDs beginning with the letter
- A.
A
- B.
Q
- C.
X
- D.
Z
- 19.When building a training profile in Aviation Resource Management System (ARMS), which section of the Training Management window would you use to enter the task frequency, phase period, and volume/duration?
- A.
Restrictions
- B.
Dual Credits
- C.
Prerequisites.
- D.
Requirements.
- 20.Frequency refers to
- A.
How often a task must be performed
- B.
How many times a task is dual-credited.
- C.
The length of time a task must be performed
- D.
The number of times a task must be performed.
- 21.When assigning dual-credit criteria in Aviation Resource Management System (ARMS), the type of credit given may include
- A.
Volume ONLY
- B.
Accomplishment date ONLY
- C.
Accomplishment date and volume ONLY
- D.
Accomplishment date, volume, and prerequisites
- 22.When auditing the training profile master list, any task that is set to dual credit will have an arrow connecting the task
- A.
To the task being dual credited
- B.
To the prerequisite item
- C.
To its parent task
- D.
To its subtask
- 23.After you are finished assigning training profiles to an aircrew member, audit the transactions using the
- A.
Training Update Audit List
- B.
Training Profile Master List.
- C.
Individual Training Summary.
- D.
Training Profile Assignment List.
- 24.For which months may a member be prorated if the training cycle is from 1 Jan to 30 Jun and the member was DNIF from 9 Mar to 17 Apr?
- A.
Mar ONLY
- B.
Apr, May, and Jun
- C.
Feb, Mar, and Apr
- D.
Mar and April ONLY
- 25.You may prorate the following training tasks EXCEPT
- A.
Takeoff.
- B.
Landing.
- C.
Small arms.
- D.
Precision approach.
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