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If you accidentally damaged the Halvorsen loader by running into the concrete barriers on your way to load an aircraft, you should report the damage to your supervisor immediately. This is important because your supervisor needs to be informed as soon as possible in order to assess the situation, determine the extent of the damage, and take appropriate actions to address the issue. Waiting until the end of your shift or after finishing loading the aircraft may result in delays in addressing the damage and potentially cause further complications. Reporting the damage to the aircraft loadmaster upon arrival at the aircraft is not the correct course of action as they may not have the authority or knowledge to handle such incidents.

When driving on the flight line, it is never authorized to come between a taxiing aircraft and its follow-me guide. This is because the follow-me guide is responsible for safely guiding the aircraft and any interference could potentially lead to accidents or collisions. It is important to always maintain a safe distance and follow the instructions and guidelines provided by the control tower or ATOC to ensure the safety of all personnel and aircraft on the flight line.

If you are performing anti-hijack inspections, you would be performing the functions of Passenger Service. This is because anti-hijack inspections are carried out to ensure the safety and security of passengers on board an aircraft. These inspections involve checking passengers and their belongings for any prohibited items or potential threats that could compromise the safety of the flight. Therefore, the correct answer is Passenger Service.

The safety/cotter pin is a crucial component of a pintle hook assembly that is used in all pintle hook towing operations. This pin is responsible for securing the connection between the pintle hook and the lunette ring, ensuring that they remain securely attached during towing. It prevents any accidental detachment or disconnection, providing a safe and reliable towing experience.

The correct answer is AF Form 1800, Operator's Inspection Guide and Trouble Report. This form is used as a guide throughout the vehicle inspection process. It provides a checklist of items to be inspected and allows the operator to note any issues or problems with the vehicle. It is an important tool for ensuring that vehicles are in proper working condition and any necessary repairs or maintenance can be addressed.

The 4K forklift is handy when working in tight spaces because its short wheelbase allows for tight turns. The other options (10K, 10K AT, and 50K) do not have a short wheelbase, which means they may not be as maneuverable in tight spaces.

The inching pedal is the feature of the 10K forklift that should be used when approaching the ramp for final positioning to have smooth, positive control. The inching pedal allows for precise control of the forklift's speed and allows the operator to make small adjustments while maneuvering the forklift. This feature helps in maintaining stability and preventing sudden movements, ensuring a smooth and controlled approach to the ramp.

If you are performing duties in AFSC 2T251, the title that describes you best is Air Transportation Journeyman. This indicates that you have completed the necessary training and have gained experience in air transportation operations. As a journeyman, you are expected to have a higher level of expertise and responsibility compared to an apprentice in the same field.

Jack-knifing refers to a situation where the trailer of a vehicle swings out to the side, forming an angle with the towing vehicle. This can easily lead to the trailer tongue (the part that connects the trailer to the towing vehicle) bending or breaking, rendering the equipment untransportable. Stopping too gradually, accelerating gradually, or driving too close to the edge of a dock may not directly cause damage to the trailer tongue in the same way that jack-knifing does.

When stopped on the flight line at night with headlights on and an aircraft is taxiing towards your area, turning off the headlights and turning on the emergency flashers is the correct action to take. This helps to prevent blinding the pilot with the headlights and allows the pilot to see the emergency flashers, ensuring the safety of both the vehicle operator and the aircraft.

The purpose of the before-operation vehicle inspection is to ensure that the vehicle is safe and in commission before you operate it. This means that you need to check for any potential issues or malfunctions that could affect the vehicle's performance or safety. By conducting this inspection, you can identify any problems and address them before operating the vehicle, reducing the risk of accidents or breakdowns. It is important to prioritize safety and ensure that the vehicle is in proper working condition before using it.

Guide rails are designed to provide a physical barrier on the sides of the baggage conveyor belt. These rails help to keep the baggage in place and prevent it from falling off the belt during transportation. By guiding the baggage along the conveyor belt, the guide rails ensure that it remains securely on the belt and reaches its intended destination without any mishaps.

Air Mobility Command (AMC) is the correct answer because it is the US Transportation Command's single component command for air mobility. It provides various air services such as airlift, air refueling, special air mission, and aeromedical evacuation.

Pre-positioning reserve material (WRM) reduces the time, resources, and effort needed to transport equipment during combat operations. By having the necessary equipment already in place, it eliminates the need to mobilize and transport it from distant locations, saving valuable time and resources. This allows for a quicker response and deployment of equipment to the necessary locations, enhancing operational readiness and effectiveness.

The correct answer is "know exactly who is filling which role and what you expect from each member." This answer is the most relevant to the task of assigning people to work crews. It emphasizes the importance of clear communication and understanding of roles and expectations within the team. This ensures that everyone knows their responsibilities and can work effectively towards the common goal. It also helps in avoiding confusion and conflicts within the team.

After operation is the correct answer because this is the part of the vehicle inspection where you clean and refuel the bus, if necessary, and ensure that passengers did not damage any part of the bus interior. This is typically done at the end of the day or after the bus has completed its scheduled trips. It is important to conduct this inspection to maintain the cleanliness and functionality of the bus and to identify any damages caused by passengers.

When adjusting the staircase truck stairs to the desired height before proceeding, it is recommended to do so at least 10 feet away from the aircraft. This distance ensures that there is enough clearance between the stairs and the aircraft, reducing the risk of any potential damage to the aircraft or injury to personnel.

Air traffic control is not included in the transportation and vehicle management career field because it primarily focuses on coordinating and directing the movement of aircraft in the airspace. While it is related to transportation, it is a distinct specialty that deals specifically with managing air traffic and ensuring the safe and efficient flow of aircraft. The other options, such as air transportation, vehicle operations, and traffic management, are more directly related to the transportation and management of vehicles on the ground.

A freedrop airdrop requires no parachute because it involves releasing the cargo or personnel from an aircraft at a low altitude and low speed, allowing them to fall freely to the ground without the need for a parachute. This type of airdrop is typically used for delivering supplies or equipment to areas where landing or landing with a parachute is not feasible or necessary.

The C-130 aircraft is capable of holding up to six pallets and is also capable of landing on dirt strips. This makes it a versatile aircraft that can be used in various types of terrain and environments. The other options, C-5, C-17, and KC-135, do not have the same capabilities as the C-130 in terms of pallet capacity and landing on dirt strips.

When working around moving parts and machinery, it is important to secure eyeglasses and bulky uniform items with cords and strings to minimize the hazard. This is because loose items can get caught in the machinery, causing accidents or injuries. By securing these items, the risk of them getting tangled or caught in the machinery is reduced, ensuring a safer working environment.

The correct answer is "Assigning them to the same duties every day." When assigning personnel to work crews, it is important to consider their skills, abilities, and interests to ensure they are placed in roles that align with their strengths and allow for growth and development. Assigning them to the same duties every day can limit their learning opportunities and prevent them from gaining new experiences. It is important to provide variety and challenge in work assignments to keep employees engaged and motivated.

The correct answer is DOD 4515.13-R, Air Transportation Eligibility. This publication provides information on the eligibility requirements for air transportation on DOD aircraft. It would contain the guidelines and regulations that determine whether the customer and his family are allowed to fly space-available on a DOD aircraft.

The correct answer is to look through the sight window. This is because the sight window is specifically designed to allow the user to visually inspect the waste tank and determine its level. By looking through the sight window, one can easily see if the waste tank is full or not without the need for any additional equipment or measurements.

When crossing an active runway and seeing a red and green light signal, the correct action to take is to exercise extreme caution. This signal indicates a general warning, alerting the driver to be aware and proceed with caution. It is important to prioritize safety and be prepared for any potential hazards or obstacles on the runway.

When parking a forklift, it is important to tilt the mast so that the tines are level with the ground. This helps to ensure stability and prevent any potential accidents or damage. Additionally, lowering the forks flat allows for easier maneuvering and prevents any potential obstructions. This positioning of the tines and forks is a standard procedure for safely parking a forklift.

The Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) is designed to augment the Department of Defense's (DOD) airlift capability in times of war or during a President-declared emergency. This means that the CRAF is a partnership between the DOD and commercial airlines, where the airlines agree to provide their aircraft and crews to support military operations when needed. By utilizing the CRAF, the DOD can quickly and efficiently increase its airlift capacity during critical situations, ensuring the transportation of personnel, equipment, and supplies as necessary.

When driving a special purpose vehicle within 25 feet of an aircraft, the maximum speed limit is 5 miles per hour. This is important to ensure the safety of both the vehicle occupants and the aircraft. Driving at a slower speed allows for better control and maneuverability, reducing the risk of accidents or collisions. Additionally, a slower speed minimizes the potential for damage to the aircraft in case of any contact or mishap.

The correct answer is 10K. This forklift has a maximum lifting capacity of 10,000 pounds and can lift up to 150 inches high.

During a joint inspection, if the deploying unit corrects an item previously found to have discrepancies, you would identify that on the DD Form 2133, Joint Airlift Inspection Record, by circling the "X." This indicates that the previous discrepancy has been addressed and corrected.

If you are coordinating with other work centers to ensure the loading process runs smoothly and on time, you are performing the functions of the Air Terminal Operations Center. This center is responsible for managing and coordinating various activities related to the terminal operations, including scheduling, loading, and ensuring the smooth flow of passengers and cargo. They work closely with other work centers to ensure efficient operations and timely departures.

Before accepting a pallet for airlift during a joint inspection (JI), it is necessary to ensure that three pieces of dunnage, each measuring 4"x4"x88" and made of the proper material, accompany the pallet. This dunnage is required to provide support and protection to the pallet during transportation.

The Tanker Airlift Control Center (TACC) is the correct answer because it serves as Air Mobility Command's (AMC) strategic air operations hub. It is responsible for planning, directing, scheduling, and tracking aircraft operations worldwide. The TACC coordinates and controls the movements of tanker and airlift aircraft, ensuring efficient and effective transportation of personnel and equipment.

A Joint Task Force is a type of organization that is created to achieve a specific mission with limited objectives. It is formed by combining personnel and resources from different branches of the military or even different countries. Once the mission is completed or the objectives are achieved, the Joint Task Force is dissolved as it is no longer needed. This type of organization allows for efficient coordination and cooperation between different entities to accomplish a common goal.

If you are tasked to manifest, transport, and load passengers, you would be assigned to the Personnel Deployment Function (PDF) work center. This work center is responsible for managing and coordinating the deployment of personnel, including tasks such as manifesting, transporting, and loading passengers. The other options, such as the Deployment Control Center (DCC), Cargo Deployment Function (CDF), and Arrival/Departure Airfield Control Group (A/DACG), are not specifically focused on passenger deployment and would not be the correct assignment for this task.

When leaving a vehicle unattended on the flight line, it is important to take certain actions to ensure safety. Turning off the ignition helps prevent any accidental movement of the vehicle. Placing the vehicle in reverse or park, along with setting the parking brake, further secures the vehicle and prevents it from rolling. Chocking the front and back of one rear wheel adds an extra layer of safety by preventing any potential movement. This combination of actions helps ensure that the vehicle remains secure and does not pose a risk to others on the flight line.

If a pilot is crossing an active runway and sees a steady red light signal, they should stop their vehicle and not move. This signal indicates that it is not safe to proceed and the pilot should wait until the signal changes before continuing. It is important to follow these signals to ensure the safety of all aircraft and personnel on the runway.

The feature of the lavatory service truck (LST) that measures the amount of rinse-fill solution being pumped inside of an aircraft or Air Transportable Galley/Lavatory (ATGL) is the flow meter. The flow meter is responsible for accurately measuring the flow rate of the solution being pumped, allowing for precise control and monitoring of the amount being delivered. This ensures that the correct amount of solution is being pumped into the aircraft or ATGL, preventing overfilling or underfilling.

The C-17 can hold 11 pallets in its aerial delivery system and 18 pallets in its logistics rail system.

The correct answer is Air Force Manual (AFMAN) 24-204(I). This publication provides guidance and procedures for the safe handling, storage, and transportation of hazardous materials, including compatibility information. It would be the most appropriate resource to consult when determining if two pieces of hazardous cargo are compatible with each other.

The deck and conveyor control panel is the correct answer because it is specifically designed to operate the deck functions when loading or offloading cargo. The circuit breaker panel is responsible for controlling the electrical circuits, not the deck functions. The deck pitch control box is used to adjust the angle of the deck, not to operate the deck functions. The primary deck control indicator light is used to indicate the status of the deck, not to control its functions. Therefore, the deck and conveyor control panel is the most suitable option for operating the deck functions.

The capacity of the A-22 cargo bag is 2,200 pounds. This means that the bag is able to hold a maximum weight of 2,200 pounds of cargo.

During a joint inspection (JI), if the deploying unit cannot correct discrepancies with their cargo right away, the cargo will be sent to the frustrated cargo area until it is corrected.

Operating the starter continuously on the Tunner for longer than 30 seconds will cause it to overheat. This implies that the starter has a specific time limit for continuous operation before it becomes prone to overheating.

After cranking the starter on the Tunner for 30 seconds without a successful start, it is necessary to allow the starter to cool down for a certain amount of time before trying again. The correct answer is 2 minutes. This cooling down period is important to prevent overheating of the starter motor, which can lead to damage and decrease its efficiency. Allowing the starter to cool down for 2 minutes ensures that it is operating within its optimal temperature range and increases the chances of a successful start when attempting again.

The correct answer is completely drained of fuel. This means that before any Department of Transportation (DOT) 5L jerricans can be accepted for airlift, they must have all the fuel inside them removed. This is likely because it is unsafe to transport containers with fuel in them due to the risk of leakage or combustion during the flight. By draining the fuel, the containers become safe to transport.

An Aerial Port of Debarkation (APOD) is a station that serves as an authorized port to process and clear aircraft and traffic for entrance into the country in which it is located. This means that it is the designated location where aircraft and traffic are inspected and cleared for entry into the country.

If a pilot is crossing an active runway and sees a flashing white light signal, they should return to the starting point. This signal indicates that the runway is unsafe and the pilot should not proceed further. Returning to the starting point ensures the safety of the aircraft and avoids any potential collisions or accidents.

The Halvorsen has an electrically powered hydraulic pump that operates for 30 seconds in case of an engine failure or hydraulic pump failure while driving. This pump is designed to instantly and automatically provide hydraulic power to the system, allowing the vehicle to continue functioning temporarily until the main issue can be addressed.

JOPES is a process and a collection of automated computer systems that are used to develop operational plans (OPLANS) and time-phased force and deployment data (TPFDDs). This means that JOPES is responsible for creating and organizing the plans and data related to military operations, including the deployment of forces. It helps in coordinating and synchronizing the activities of different military units and ensures that the necessary resources and personnel are available at the right time and place for successful mission execution.