3E6X1 v5 pretest
Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan.
Deployment requirements manning document.
Air Force War and Mobilization Plan, Volume 1.
AFI 10–401, Air Force Operations Planning and Execution.
Advance echelon (ADVON).
Follow-on force.
Initial Force.
Cadre
Advance echelon (ADVON)
Follow-on force.
Initial Force.
Cadre
Interim work information management system (IWIMS)
Automated data processing equipment (ADPE)
War reserve material (WRM)
Unit type code (UTC)
Deployment requirements manning document (DRMD)
Unit personnel manning roster (UPMR)
Unit manning document (UMD)
Unit type code (UTC)
Deployment management system (DeMS)
Virtual-Military Personnel Flight (V-MPF).
Military personnel data system (MILPDS).
Manpower and Personnel Module – Base Level (MANPER–B).
Personnel identification and travel itinerary report.
Mobility requirements/resources roster.
Processing discrepancy report
Departure report.
Available to deploy.
Ready to deploy.
Non-deployable.
Postured
WMP–3 Part 2, UTC Availability.
Integrated Deployment System (IDS).
AFI 10–403, Deployment Planning and Execution.
AFI 10–401, Air Force Operations Planning and Execution.
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Designed operational capability (DOC) statement
Unit type code (UTC) availability record.
Status resources and training system (SORTS) personnel availability roster.
Deployment requirements manning document.
NCOIC of logistics readiness squadron
Readiness and emergency management flight manager.
Unit deployment manager.
Prime BEEF manager.
a system of electromagnetic phone lines connected with modems to the endpoint computer.
. an external management tool comprised of a family of computer data bases and a reporting system to update them
A system of electromagnetic phone lines with multiplexers that are attached to the endpoint laptop computer system
Automated reporting system that function as the central registry of all operational units for the armed forces and certain foreign organizations
A-levels.
C-levels
M-levels
P-levels
The cargo is vehicles
The cargo is weapons
The cargo is classified
The cargo is munitions
Designed operational capability (DOC)
Equipment and supplies listing (ESL).
Statement Allowance standard (AS)
Unit type code (UTC).
Logistics force (LOGFOR).
Standard base supply system (SBSS).
Status resources and training system (SORTS).
Air Expeditionary Force UTC reporting tool (ART).
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B
C-1
X
Practice
Training
Organization
Qualified personnel.
With the packing lists and pallet plans
In the deployed custodian’s briefcase
In the Prime BEEF manager’s office.
With the cargo.
Rations
Vehicles
Subsistence items
Consumable items.
MAJCOM materiel management personnel.
MAJCOM WRM personnel
Unit war reserve material (WRM) managers
War reserve material (WRM) NCO.
Deployment
Planning
Warning
Alert
Movement summary
Hazard code lis
Packing list
Load list.
Cargo deployment function (CDF).
Deployment control center (DCC).
Personnel deployment function (PDF)
Marshaling yard
Cargo deployment function (CDF).
Deployment control center (DCC).
Personnel deployment function (PDF).
Marshaling yard.
Prevention, preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation.
Prevention, preparedness, and response
Preparedness, response, and mitigation
Response and recovery.
Single command.
Complex command.
Unified command.
Area command
Area command.
Division command
Unified command.
Integrated command.
Public information officer, safety officer, and liaison officer.
Public information officer, operations officer, and liaison officer.
Operations, logistics, planning, and finance.
Operations, logistics, planning, and administration
Operations, planning, and finance and administration section chiefs.
Logistics, planning, and finance and administration section chiefs.
Operations, logistics, and planning section chiefs.
Operations, logistics, planning, and finance and administration section chiefs.
BDOC, EOC, and UCCs
CAT, EOC, and UCCs.
ICP, EOC, and UCCs.
IC, EOC, and UCCs.
Fire, security force, and medical dispatch centers.
. Fire and emergency services, and security forces dispatch centers.
Emergency operations center (EOC) and unit control centers (UCC).
Incident control center (ICC) and EOC.
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Enable anyone with the ability to follow through the checklist.
Enable them to be sorted.
Show relevance of the task
Management the use of them.
Scrutinize the categories.
Revise the checklist content.
Classify and sort the checkpoints.
Format the checklist to serve the intended uses.
Telephone
Message
Runner
Availability
Standardization
Validity of the recall roster
Early notification of key personnel.
Wing commander
Support group commander.
Base civil engineer.
Chief of operations
Material control
Chief of operations.
Vehicle control NCO.
Operations management apprentice.
Shop supervisor.
Chief of operations.
Operations managers.
Base civil engineer.
Update the events log, record the damage on a status board, and report the information to the emergency operations center (EOC).
Record the damage on a status board, update the events log, and report the information to the EOC.
Record the damage on a status board, report the information to the EOC, and update the events log.
Update the events log, report the information to the EOC, and record the damage on a status board.
Work order number
Work justification
Work priority.
Work order indicator
Emergency operations center (EOC).
incident control center (ICC).
Unit control center (UCC).
inspector general (IG).
Emergency control center (ECC).
Emergency operations center (EOC).
Incident control center (ICC).
Unit control center (UCC).
Using runners.
Using land lines.
Using checklist items.
Using category codes.
By extent of needed repairs.
By availability of materials.
By work priority.
By map location.
Customer service.
Service call function.
The unit control center
The emergency operations center.
At the start of the business day.
At shift change.
At the end of the business day.
At the beginning of the week.
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