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- 1.One purpose of Meteorological and Oceanographic (METOC) doctrine is to
- A.
Ensure coordination exists among weather products created at each level.
- B.
Encourage each unit to create weather products independent of lateral commands.
- C.
Provide exclusive guidance for METOC personnel at the operational and tactical echelons.
- D.
Provide exclusive guidance for METOC personnel at the strategic and operational echelons.
- 2.The principles of Meteorological and Oceanographic (METOC) doctrine incorporate all facets of
- A.
Air Force and Navy METOC programs.
- B.
All service branches METOC programs.
- C.
Air Force and Navy METOC, and space environment programs.
- D.
All service branches METOC, and space environment programs.
- 3.All of the following are steps in the characterization process except
- A.
Predict.
- B.
Collect.
- C.
Analyze.
- D.
Integrate.
- 4.Who is responsible for making sure that the appropriate Meteorological and Oceanographic (METOC) support is provided to all subordinate joint forces and components for the entire range of military operations?
- A.
The Joint METOC Officer (JMO).
- B.
The Joint Task Force (JTF) commander.
- C.
METOC forecast center (MFC) through the JMO.
- D.
Joint METOC Coordination Organization (JMCO) through the JMO.
- 5.Who or what is the cornerstone of Meteorological and Oceanographic (METOC) support?
- A.
The Joint METOC Officer (JMO).
- B.
The Joint Task Force (JTF) commander.
- C.
Joint METOC Coordination Cell (JMCC).
- D.
Joint METOC Coordination Organization (JMCO).
- 6.The composition of the Joint Meteorological Coordination Cell (JMCC) staff should be tailored to
- A.
Reflect all the operations involved in the joint mission.
- B.
Reflect the percentages of the different services involved in the joint operation.
- C.
Support the concept of operations of the joint mission and composition of assigned forces.
- D.
Mirror the staff of the major services involved and operated by service-unique organizations.
- 7.Weather personnel must coordinate significant forecast deviations from the official forecast with the
- A.
Joint Forces Commander (JFC).
- B.
METOC Forecast Center (MFC).
- C.
Joint Operations Area Forecast (JOAF).
- D.
Joint METOC Coordination Cell (JMCC).
- 8.Which level in the Meteorological and Oceanographic (METOC) support force structure takes observations uses centrally prepared products to provide tailored mission support?
- A.
Tactical operations.
- B.
Component command.
- C.
Intermediate command.
- D.
Joint METOC Coordination Cell (JMCC).
- 9.All of the following are nontraditional sources of meteorological and oceanographic (METOC) data except
- A.
Submarine forces.
- B.
Space support teams.
- C.
Air traffic control (ATC).
- D.
Artillery meteorology (ARTYMET).
- 10.What can Special Operations Weather Team (SOWT) personnel provide for an operation?
- A.
River assessments, avalanche assessments, and terrain reports only.
- B.
River information, avalanche information, and upper air observations only.
- C.
River assessments, avalanche information, terrain observations, and upper air reports.
- D.
River information, avalanche assessments, terrain reports, and upper air observations.
- 11.A planning model that establishes procedures for analyzing and developing a mission describes
- A.
Joint Planning Process (JPP).
- B.
Joint Operational Mission Process (JOMP).
- C.
Joint Operational Planning Process (JOPP).
- D.
Joint Operational Planning and Execution System (JOPES).
- 12.The challenges of multinational operations include
- A.
Tactics, techniques, and procedures.
- B.
Language, directives, and communications.
- C.
Language, equipment design, and communications.
- D.
Language, techniques, data formats, and communications.
- 13.At the operational level, the Operational Weather Squadron (OWS) builds and maintains
- A.
Regional weather databases.
- B.
Analysis and forecast products.
- C.
Worldwide meteorological databases.
- D.
Worldwide meteorological and space environmental databases.
- 14.Weather supporting communications must be enacted as soon as possible to allow for
- A.
Quality weather databases.
- B.
Data collection and analysis.
- C.
Detailed information to the warfighters.
- D.
Quality tailored, battlespace weather information.
- 15.To be effective, Air Force Weather (AFW) personnel must
- A.
Tailor weather products, tactics, techniques, and procedures.
- B.
Train with all joint weather forces before a contingency.
- C.
Think and train with Air Force doctrine in mind.
- D.
Think and train from a joint perspective.
- 16.Which agency is the global weather center in the Air Force weather operations?
- A.
Naval Oceanographic Office (NOO).
- B.
Air Force Weather Agency (AFWA).
- C.
2nd Weather Group.
- D.
1st Weather Group.
- 17.What is the range in scale of the products that an Operational Weather Squadron (OWS) creates?
- A.
Global to strategic levels.
- B.
Strategic to tactical levels.
- C.
Global to operational levels.
- D.
Operational to tactical levels.
- 18.Which agency is responsible for characterizing the environment for the total force?
- A.
Air Force Combat Weather Center (AFCWC).
- B.
Air Force Weather Agency (AFWA).
- C.
2nd Weather Group.
- D.
1st Weather Group.
- 19.Which agency is responsible for providing reliable and timely global environmental intelligence products and services to the Joint Chiefs of Staff?
- A.
2nd Weather Group.
- B.
Air Force Directorate of Weather (AF/DOW).
- C.
Air Force Weather Agency (AFWA).
- D.
Air Force Combat Weather Center (AFCWC).
- 20.Which Air Force Weather Agency (AFWA) unit develops and produces special weather impact information?
- A.
Air Force Weather Agency(AFWA)/operations directorate.
- B.
Air Force Weather Technical Library (AFWTL).
- C.
Air Force Combat Weather Center (AFCWC).
- D.
14th Weather Squadron.
- 21.What is a specific duty of the Air Force Combat Weather Center (AFCWC)?
- A.
Providing meteorological products to enhance the nation’s combat capability.
- B.
Developing field techniques to improve the effectiveness of Air Force Weather.
- C.
Deploying equipment and/or expertise to solve critical wartime shortfalls.
- D.
Providing space weather modeling and simulation data.
- 22.Evaluating and exploiting new tactics and techniques to enhance the effectiveness of combat operations is a mission of the
- A.
Air Force Directorate of Weather (AF/DOW).
- B.
Air Force Weather Agency (AFWA).
- C.
Air Force Combat Weather Center (AFCWC).
- D.
14th Weather Squadron.
- 23.Which Total Force partner operates 33 weather flights?
- A.
Air Force Reserve Command.
- B.
Air National Guard.
- C.
Civil Air Patrol.
- D.
Coast Guard Reserve.
- 24.Which Total Force partner performs weather reconnaissance for the National Hurricane Center?
- A.
Air Force Reserve Command.
- B.
Coast Guard Reserve.
- C.
Air National Guard.
- D.
Civil Air Patrol.
- 25.Which United States Navy meteorological unit collects, interprets and applies global data and information for safety at sea, strategic and tactical warfare, and weapons system design, development and deployment?
- A.
Naval Ice Center.
- B.
Naval Oceanographic Office (NOO).
- C.
Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command (NMOC).
- D.
Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center (FNMOC).
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