Random ures from 2a551
Before each thruflight
Before the first flight of the day.
After each maintenance action with an assigned job control number.
After the IMDS CDB event number is entered at maintenance debriefing.
Logical sequence
Numerical sequence
Alphabetical sequence
Alphanumeric sequence
Prior to an aircraft going on alert and again before a flight after completion of the alert period
After flights when a turn-around sortie or a continuation flight is scheduled
Immediately prior to a basic post flight inspection
After the last flight of a specified flying period.
7-12
8-10
8-12
10-13
Use a depth gauge to check end play
Ensure not lateral movement exists
Use an inside caliper to check the rod end bearing
Insert a piece of safety wire into the hole in the end of the terminal
Aircrew
Ground crew
Operations personnel
Maintenance supervision.
Tornadoes
Hurricanes
Sudden local storms
Predicted heavy storms
22,000 pounds to a maximum height of 6 feet
22,000 pounds to a maximum height of 8 feet
24,000 pounds to a maximum height of 6 feet
24,000 pounds to a maximum height of 8 feet
Cribbing
Lifting bags
Crane hoisting
Aircraft jacking
Three
Six
Nine
Twelve
Mission delays
On-time takeoffs
NRTS conditions
NMCS conditions
AF form 2005
AF form 2413
AF form 1297
DD form 1348-6
The critical item monitor and the Chief of Supply
Personnel in the MAJCOMs and Base Supply
Personnel in the MAJCOMs and MSL
Personnel in Base Supply in coordination with MSL
DD form 1348-6
AFTO form 349
AF form 2413
AF form 2005
1574 and DD form 1574-1
1575 and DD form 1575-1
1576 and DD form 1576-1
1577 and DD form 1577-1
1577-2 and 1577-3
1576 and DD Form 1576-1
1574 and DD Form 1574-1
1575 and DD Form 1575-1
I DR
II DR
III DR
IV DR
100 hours of operation or six months from the date of receipt
100 hours of operation or one year from the date of receipt
200 hours of operation or six months from the date of receipt
200 hours of operation or one month from the date of receipt
By a report of survey
Inspecting the property on turn-in
Making frequent visits to base activities
Obtaining written reports from supervisors
Personal
Custodial
Command
Supervisory
7,000 pounds.
8,000 pounds.
9,000 pounds.
10,000 pounds.
0-300
0-350
0-3,200
05-3,500
200
300
3,500
3,600
100f to 230F
115F to 250F
125F to 270F
150F to 280F
A/M32A-95
MK-3A
MD-4
MB-2
Antenna oscillation
Dielectric increase
Microwave distortion
Electron deterioration
Buttlines
Waterlines
Buttock stations
Fuselage stations
5 feet
10 feet
15 feet
20 feet
14.7 pounds per square inch (psi)
17.4 psi
29.92 psi
29.29 psi
Roll
Pitch
Crab
Yaw
Boost
Manual
Powered
Differential pressure
Return lines can join together
Pressure lines can join together
Common fluid lines can come together
Hydraulic test stand can be connected
Damping ability
Metering ability
Capability to allow system pressure to build
Capability to relieve excess system pressure
Selector valve has four ports
Selector valve is more complex
Servo valve will control fluid-flow
Servo valve is electrically operated
Automatic check valve
Restrictor check valve
Bypass valve
Relief valve
Check valve
Bypass valve
Metering pin
Flow transmitter
Control cams
By push-pull rods
By a cable system
Through hydraulic pressure
Decrease fluid volume
Reduce breaking pressure
Enlarge running clearance
Increase braking pressure
During building
As an assembly
Individually by halves
By a self-balancing system.
Segmented and peel
Corrosive and segmented
Corrosive and mechanical
Mechanical and segmented
True and false
Passive and active
Neutral and natural
Negative and positive
Ply rating
Serial number
Service rating
Manufactured wear limit
Maximum allowable tire speed
Number of reinforcement cords
Number of cord plies in a tire
Index of tire casing strength
Heat
Cold
Chemical action
Changing magnetic field
325hz
345hz
365hz
395hz
Cells are not replaceable
Is not subject to thermal runaway
Service life is short and its subject to thermal runaway
Electrolyte will appear to be low when the cells are partially discharged
Flap
Segmented
Segmented flap
Segmented nozzle
Three-bladed, reversible-pitch propeller; 13.5 in diameter
Three-bladed, reversible-pitch propeller; 15.5 in diameter
Four-bladed, reversible-pitch propeller; 13.5 in diameter
Four-bladed, reversible-pitch propeller; 15.5 in diameter
Signals from the amplifier
The movement of a float in the tanks
Voltage changes in the indicator circuit
The amount of pressure entering the fuel tank
Indicate the manifold pressure
Open the vent vales during a climb or dive
Actuate a micro switch and turn the air flow light on
Control the amount of pressure entering the tank
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