The 'Air Force 2T251 Volume 1' quiz assesses knowledge in Air Force specialty codes (AFSC), including duty positions, career fields, and supervisory roles. It is designed for Airmen to validate their qualifications and understanding of their roles within the Air Force, enhancing career readiness and operational effectiveness.
Jewelry.
Reflective gear
Steel-toed boots
Cold-weather gear.
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Step onto the K-loader and ask the driver to lower the back end so you can jump off a shorter distance.
Use the ladder located at the end of the dock.
Ride the rollers to the end with the pallets
Jump off the edge.
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It will increase your reputation.
The K-loader driver doesn't like it.
Your supervisor will embarass you in front of your coworkers.
New people can learn work habits by observing your performance.
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C-130.
C-17.
C-5.
C-141.
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Supervisor.
Certifier.
Trainer.
Trainee.
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Write a statement of how the injury occurred.
Wrap and ice it so you can continue to work.
Quit the basketball team for the season.
Report the injury to your supervisor.
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Turn your vehicle around so you are facing away from the aircraft, turn the ignition off, and set the parking brake until the aircraft is out of range.
Turn your headlights off and turn your parking lights/emergency flashers on until the aircraft is out of range.
Flash your high beams at the aircraft to let the pilot know your location
Exit the flight line area and return when the aircraft has safely blocked.
Prepare commercial bills of lading.
Prepare freight warrants.
Create airlift schedules and mission numbers
Process, manifest, and track passengers and cargo.
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Vehicle Management.
Traffic Management.
Air Traffic Control
Air Transportation.
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Stop and collect IDs from all of your passengers to show the gate guard.
Slow down and look both ways for oncoming traffic.
Stop and do a foreign object damage (FOD) check.
Stop and show the gate guard your line badge.
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General Warning. Exercise extreme caution.
Stop! Your vehicle will not be moved.
Return to your starting point.
Clear the active runway.
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Verify his security clearance and make him sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).
Let him in He's got a job to do.
Check for his official use only (FOUO) file.
Escort him in and stay with him in the vault at all times until his work is complete.
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Air Deployment and Mobility Command (ADMC).
Air Transportation Mobility Command (ATMC).
Mobility Airlift Command (MAC).
Air Mobility Command (AMC).
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People requiring common interests.
Letters requiring common qualifications
Positions requiring common qualifications.
Numbers requiring similar knowledge.
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How much information the trainee will be required to recite back to the supervisor.
That the task indicated will be taught during wartime and humanitarian operations.
How well a trainee needs to perform a task or understand a task or subject.
That training is not required due to limitations in resources.
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Defense Transportation Program (DTP).
National Air Mobility Program (NAMP).
Operations and Maintenance (O&M) program.
Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) program.
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Air carrier that is operating the mission and what the load consists of.
Julian date on which the mission originated in ZULU or GMT.
Operational or tactical agency that has control of the mission.
Geographical point where the mission will turn around.
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General warning. Exercise extreme caution.
Stop! Your vehicle will not be moved.
Return to your starting point.
Clear the active runway.
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Varying your routine and driving routes to work.
Blending in with the local crowd while off-base in your deployed location.
Taking pictures of the helicopters you loaded on the C-5 and posting them on the internet.
An adversary with possession of a fake military identification card and knowledge of the base.
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Aerial Port Operations Center (APOC).
Tanker Airlift Control Center (TACC).
Wing Airlift Control Center (WACC).
Wing Operations Center (WOC).
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Landing zone.
Drop zone.
Airland field.
Aerial port.
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B-747.
KC-10.
C-17.
C-5.
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Look at the gauge in the control panel.
Wait until the flow meter zeroes out.
Look through the sight window.
Open the tank and look inside.
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The spouts will be covered in plastic.
The spouts will be bundled in lots of five.
Wiped down with spray cleaner and a soft cloth.
Wiped down with a 5% sodium hypochlorite solution.
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Skill level.
Position.
Duty.
Career field.
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Is in charge of a work center and has completed his or her upgrade training.
Supervises multiple flights or squadrons and has graduated ALS.
Doesn't have a title that accurately reflects his or her day-to-day duties.
Has graduated ALS and supervises the work of others.
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90 days
60 days
45 days.
30 days
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Used for enlisted Airman assignments, training requirements, and promotions.
Used to identify the position in which an individual is performing duty.
In which an individual is best qualified to perform duty.
Used to identify a specialty.
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Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC).
US Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM).
Military Sealift Command (MSC).
Sir Mobility Command (AMD).
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Help the aircrew member stow the meals in the proper storage areas.
Call in the meal numbers to the passenger terminal.
Verify you have every item listed on the form.
Notify the dispatcher of your start time.
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SECRET.
TOP SECRET
NATO Confidential
For official use only (FOUO).
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Diplomatic clearance cargo.
Human remains.
Gold bullion.
Defense Courier Service (DCS) material.
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B-747.
KC-10.
C-17.
C-5.
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Passenger Deployment Function (PDF).
Passenger Operations Function (POF).
Passenger Control Center (PCC).
Passenger Control Unit (PCU).
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After U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) inspection and approval, turn them in to the flight kitchen using the AF 1MT 3516 or AF IMT 129.
After USDA inspection and approval, place them in two plastic bags and incinerate or sterilize them at an approved facility.
After USDA inspection and approval, they are free to consume during one of your breaks.
Turn them in to the flight kitchen using the AF IMT 3516 or AF IMT 129.
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Supervisor.
Certifier.
Trainer.
Trainee.
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Capability to determine if a force has reached its destination and is ready to perform its mission.
Capability to interface with X-MAN, Logistics (LOGMOD), and MANPER-B systems.
Ability to enter data into feeder systems accurately.
Ability to connect and replicate.
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Turn it in to the Customer Service Branch (CSB) so it can be shipped to the passenger.
Drive the article to the passenger, who will be waiting at the baggage pick-up conveyor.
Annotate the article in the statement book of the AF IMT 4128 and describe the action you took to recover it.
Turn it into the passenger terminal's lost and found or Security Forces.
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The aircrew members and Fleet Service personnel.
The aircrew members and maintenance personnel.
Fleet Service and maintenance personnel.
The aircrew members only.
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Lightning is predicted to occur within the next 30 minutes; continue working on the flight line until told to cease operations.
Lightning is occurring within a 5-nautical-mile radius; continue working on the flight line until told to cease operations.
Lightning is predicted to occur within the next 5 minutes; immediately take shelter in a safe place.
Lightning is occurring within a 5-nautical-mile radius; immediately take shelter in a safe place.
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Air Force specialty code (AFSC)
Duty Air Force specialty code (DAFSC)
Primary Air Force specialty code (PAFSC)
Control Air Force specialty code (CAFSC)
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Detect and control risk while mitigating performance capabilities and enhancing combat assessment.
Detect, assess, and control risk while enhancing performance and maximizing combat capabilities.
Detect and assess risk and enhance safety capabilities.
Detect, assess, and contribute to risks.
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Diplomatic clearance cargo.
Human remains.
Registered mail.
Gold bullion.
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Aerial Port of Embarkation (APOE).
Aerial Port of Mobility (APOM).
Aerial Port of Debarkation (APOD).
Aerial POrt of INspection (APOI).
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DOD 4515.13-R, Defense Transportation Regulation (DTR).
DTR 4500.9-R, Defense Transportation Regulation (DTR).
DOD 4500.54-M, Foreign Clearance Manual (FCM).
DOD 4515.13-R, Air Transportation Eligibility.
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Reducing the costs of recycling solid waste that Air Force personnel create in the course of their duties.
Preventing or reducing the amount of waste Air Force personnel create before it becomes a problem.
Recycling and treating the waste Air Force personnel create before it ends up in landfills.
Disposing the waste Air Force personnel create before it becomes a problem.
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Have the aircraft commander lock the aircraft.
Have the armed courier stay on board until the aircrew returns.
Download the classified material and store it in an authorized US facility.
Have the aircraft commander lock the aircraft and sign a release of liability letter.
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An aircrew member.
The air terminal manager.
A flight kitchen representative.
The Fleet Service shift supervisor.
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