Preperation quiz for comm/nav mission systems journeyman.
Doors
Nacelles
Windows
Small hinged doors
Small inspection inlets
Small hinged windows
Red streamers
Safety pins
Initiators
By calculating aircraft attitude
Independent of inertial navigation
Independent of ground equipment
Fuel low
Oil quantity
Water temperature
People do not get the proper training on them
The system contains an explosive charge
Checklists are not always availble
25ft to the front and sides of the engine intake
25ft to the front and 10ft to the sides of the engine intake
50ft to the front and 25ft to the sides of engine intake
From the side of the wheel
At a 45 degree angle to the wheel
From the front of or behind the wheel
Nothing
Heat if produced
Your heart beats irregularly
1 foot
3 feet
5 feet
1 foot
3 feet
5 feet
Strength of emission
Time (length) of exposure
Experience of the operator
75dBA
84dBA
96dBA
Wearing loose, comforting clothing
Buttoning your shirt cuffs
Taking off your watch
Phase
Periodic
Preflight
May use contingency inspection work cards decks for a limited period of time
Applies to all units in the Air Force, reguard less of type of aircraft
Applies only to units under the periodic inspection concept
Phase
Preflight
End-of-runway
After the last flight of the day
Before the aircraft goes on alert
Prior to takeoffs at intermediate stops
Major
Minor
Periodic
Phase
Major
Preflight
To which the aircraft belongs
Where the first intermediate stop is made
Form which the mission is being performed
Special
Operator
Acceptance
Directed by the major command or local policy
Newly assigned support equipment arrives
Directed by the applicable technical order
Aerospace ground equpment mechanics
Avionics backshop personnel
Propulsion mechanics
To document quality assurance evaluations
To document scheduled maintenace on aircraft
As a continuation sheet for part V oif the afto form 244