In-garrison Expeditionary Site Plan (Air Force) Quiz 5 Level, Vol 3

All Services military personnel must complete home station and readiness training (HSRT). This includes personnel from all branches of the military. It is a requirement for all military personnel to undergo this training in order to ensure their readiness and preparedness for deployment. The training covers various aspects such as physical fitness, weapons proficiency, and tactical skills, among others. By completing HSRT, military personnel are better equipped to handle the challenges and demands of their roles and responsibilities.

In a wartime environment, it is expected that levels of service will increase as time progresses. The answer M+30 suggests that after 30 minutes, there will be an increase in the quality of life programs. This implies that there will be an improvement in the services provided to enhance the well-being and comfort of individuals in the wartime environment.

Mobility folders play a key role in ensuring all personnel identified for deployment have their affairs in order at all times. These folders contain important documents and information related to the individual's deployment, such as personal identification, medical records, financial information, and family care plans. By keeping these folders up to date and organized, the personnel can ensure that they are prepared for deployment and that their affairs are in order. The mobility folders are typically managed by the unit's deployment office or personnel office.

The correct answer is 90 because it implies that 90% of the wartime feeding population is used to determine Services' support capability. This suggests that a significant portion of the population's needs are being taken into account when assessing the capability of the Services to provide support during wartime.

The competent medical authority is required to declare death at the casualty collection point (CCP). This individual has the necessary medical knowledge and expertise to accurately determine if someone is deceased. They are responsible for making this declaration based on their assessment of the individual's vital signs and overall condition. The officer in charge (OIC), noncommissioned officer in charge (NCOIC), and survival recovery center (SRC) may play important roles in managing the CCP, but it is the competent medical authority who has the final say in declaring death.

The correct answer is "Never" because the question is asking when one would wash remains. However, remains typically refer to the physical remains of a deceased person, and it is not appropriate or necessary to wash them. Therefore, the correct answer is that remains should never be washed.

The correct answer is Harvest Eagle and Harvest Falcon. These force module sets are being phased out, meaning they are being gradually discontinued or replaced with other options. The other options mentioned, BEAR and Harvest Falcon, are not being phased out according to the given information. Additionally, the statement "Those that are being replaced with Playbook Options" does not specify any specific force module sets, so it cannot be determined if it is true or not based on the given information.

The correct answer is single parents, dual military couples with dependents, and members with civilian spouses who have unique situations. This is because these individuals have additional responsibilities and circumstances that may require a written family care plan to ensure the well-being and care of their dependents in their absence. Other Air Force members and members with civilian spouses without unique situations may not have the same level of need for a written family care plan.

Memorial Day is the correct answer because it is the day when the United States Flag should be flown at half-staff until noon, and then raised to the top. This day is observed on the last Monday in May and is dedicated to honoring and remembering the men and women who have died while serving in the military. It is a day of remembrance and respect for their sacrifice, and flying the flag at half-staff until noon is a way to pay tribute to their memory.

The Force Support Squadron (FSS) commander is responsible for providing quarterly training status updates to the unit deployment manager (UDM). The FSS commander oversees the force support squadron, which includes various functions such as personnel, manpower, education, and training. As part of their role, they are responsible for tracking and maintaining the training status of personnel within the unit and providing updates to the UDM. This ensures that the UDM has the necessary information to effectively plan and execute unit deployments.

A family liaison officer (FLO) must be assigned within 24 hours of a death notification. This is important to provide immediate support and assistance to the family during a difficult time. Assigning a FLO promptly allows them to establish a relationship with the family, gather necessary information, and provide guidance on the next steps and available resources. This ensures that the family receives the necessary support and information they need during the initial stages of the grieving process.

The Air Force Survivor Assistance Program (AFSAP) marshals available resources to support the family.

The Defense Attaché Office (DAO) is not an authorized way to transport remains in the continental United States (CONUS). The DAO is responsible for military and defense-related matters in foreign countries, and it does not have the authority or capability to transport remains within the United States. Authorized ways to transport remains in CONUS include commercial aircraft, government aircraft, and a hearse or service car.

The force module that is only deployed to locations where sustainment operations are expected to continue for more than 45 days is "Operate the Base." This force module is responsible for managing and maintaining the base operations, including logistics, infrastructure, and support services, for an extended period of time. It ensures that the base can effectively support ongoing operations and sustain the needs of personnel and equipment for an extended duration.

The most senior guest sits to the right of the hostess or host at an all-male event. This is because in formal settings, seating arrangements are often based on hierarchy and respect. The most senior guest is given the seat of honor, which is traditionally to the right of the hostess or host.

Security Forces (SF) or Office of Special Investigations (OSI) should be notified every time a distinguished visitor (DV) visits an installation because they are responsible for ensuring the security and safety of the installation. They need to be aware of any high-profile visitors in order to coordinate appropriate security measures, conduct background checks if necessary, and provide any necessary support or assistance during the visit. This helps to maintain the overall security posture of the installation and ensures the protection of the DV and other personnel present.

The correct answer is split sourcing. Split sourcing refers to the practice of acquiring resources or supplies from multiple sources instead of relying on a single source. In the context of a force requirement, split sourcing may be necessary when the required resources cannot be obtained from a single location or supplier. This could be due to factors such as limited availability, logistical constraints, or the need for specialized expertise. By splitting the sourcing of the required resources, multiple time-phased force and deployment data (TPFDD) entries may be needed to account for the different sources and ensure timely delivery.

The correct answer is Air Force Services Agency, Mortuary Affairs (AFSVA/SVOM). This agency should be notified when a fatality mishap occurs for a Fatality Search and Recovery Team determination. They are responsible for handling mortuary affairs within the Air Force and would be the appropriate agency to notify in the event of a fatality.

The correct answer is Rank and position. The deployment requirements manning document (DRMD) outlines the structure of a unit based on the ranks and positions of its personnel. This document specifies the hierarchy and roles within the unit, ensuring that the right individuals are assigned to appropriate positions based on their rank.

The Secretary of Defense may waive the requirement to provide honors, if necessary, due to requirements of war, contingency operations, or other military requirements. This is because the Secretary of Defense is the highest-ranking official in the Department of Defense and has the authority to make decisions and provide waivers in matters related to military operations and requirements.

The correct answer is RFSRL. This unit type code (UTC) provides nonappropriated fund (NAF) management for a population of 1,100.

At formal events, husbands and wives should be seated opposite each other. This seating arrangement allows them to easily engage in conversation and maintain eye contact throughout the event. It also promotes a sense of togetherness and allows them to enjoy each other's company while socializing with other guests. This seating arrangement is considered traditional and respectful towards the couple's relationship.

The Air Force uses the Status of resources and training system (SORTS) to assess readiness, determine budgetary allocations, and manage how actions impact unit level readiness. SORTS provides information on the status of resources and training for each unit, allowing the Air Force to evaluate their readiness levels and make informed decisions regarding funding and resource allocation. It helps in tracking the availability of personnel, equipment, and training, and enables the Air Force to effectively manage and prioritize their actions to maintain and improve unit readiness.

The family liaison officer (FLO) will contact the family on a daily basis. This means that the FLO will make regular and consistent contact with the family members each day. This level of frequency ensures that the FLO can provide ongoing support, updates, and assistance to the family as needed. Daily contact allows for open communication and the opportunity to address any concerns or questions that may arise in a timely manner.

The Warfighting Requirements Review (WFRR) working group makes recommendations on policy, training, and resource allocation issues to the Readiness, training, education and manpower team (RTEAM).

The correct answer is hardwood because it is the type of flag case that is given to the family of the deceased member. Hardwood is a durable and high-quality material that is often used for flag cases as it provides a dignified and respectful way to display and protect the flag. Plastic and metal may also be used for flag cases, but hardwood is typically preferred for its aesthetic appeal and durability. None is not the correct answer as a flag case is usually given to the family of the deceased member.

The Air Force, along with the other Services, submits funeral honors data for inclusion in an annual report to Congress each calendar year. This means that the data is collected and compiled once every year, specifically following the calendar year. It is not done quarterly or semi-annually, nor is it based on the fiscal year.

The first factor to consider when determining precedence among officers on active duty, if position is not considered, is their rank. Rank is a hierarchical system that establishes the authority and seniority of an officer within the military. It determines their level of responsibility, decision-making power, and the ability to command and lead others. Therefore, rank plays a crucial role in determining the order of precedence among officers on active duty, regardless of their position or other factors such as date of rank or total active federal military service.

The document that contains time-phased force data, non-unit-related cargo and personnel data, and movement data for the operation plan (OPLAN) is the Time-Phased Force Deployment Data (TPFDD). This document provides a detailed schedule of the forces, equipment, and supplies needed for the operation, including the timing and sequence of their deployment. It also includes information on transportation requirements and logistical support. The TPFDD is an essential tool for planning and executing military operations and ensuring that the right resources are in the right place at the right time.

The mortuary officer is responsible for opening a new case file and documenting pertinent information when notified of an active duty death. They are specifically trained in handling the deceased and their remains, ensuring proper procedures and protocols are followed. This includes coordinating with the family, arranging for transportation, and preparing the body for burial or cremation. The mortuary officer plays a crucial role in ensuring that all necessary information is documented and that the deceased is handled with dignity and respect.

The Secretary of Defense determines precedence for DOD officials. As the head of the Department of Defense, the Secretary has the authority to establish the order of precedence for officials within the department. This means they have the power to determine the ranking and hierarchy of officials based on their positions and responsibilities. The Secretary of Defense plays a crucial role in setting the chain of command and ensuring effective decision-making within the DOD.

Deployable unit type codes (UTC) are required to attend Force Support Combat Training (FSCT) 90 to 180 days prior to deploying. This means that the UTCs must complete the training between 90 and 180 days before their deployment.

A bioenvironmental engineer is responsible for educating and training search and recovery (S&R) team members on the use, maintenance, and care of respirators used to protect against the inhalation of harmful atmospheres. They have the knowledge and expertise in the field of environmental health and safety, including respiratory protection. They understand the technical aspects of respirators and can effectively train team members on their proper usage, maintenance, and care to ensure their safety during S&R operations.

The Force support commander is responsible for providing direction to the Services Control Center (SVCC). They oversee and coordinate the support services provided to personnel on the base, including dining facilities, lodging, fitness centers, and recreational activities. As the commander in charge of force support operations, they have the authority to guide and direct the SVCC in their day-to-day activities and ensure that the services provided meet the needs of the base population.

The assigned protocol personnel play a crucial role in supporting commanders in various activities. They assist in planning and executing change of command ceremonies, which are important events in the military. They also have the responsibility of designing and sending invitations to official functions, ensuring that all necessary details are included. Additionally, they are involved in organizing dining-in and dining-out ceremonies held on the base, which are formal events for military personnel. Lastly, they play a role in hosting distinguished visitors during official functions, ensuring that they are properly welcomed and accommodated.

The deployment requirements manning document (DRMD) dictates the tasking to units. This means that it outlines the specific tasks and responsibilities that each unit is required to fulfill during a deployment. It provides guidance on what needs to be done and how it should be done, ensuring that all units are clear on their roles and responsibilities. The DRMD helps to ensure that the deployment is organized and efficient, with each unit knowing what is expected of them.

The Flight NCOIC is responsible for selecting the flight color guard, firing party, pallbearer elements, and flag-folding teams. This individual is in charge of overseeing the operations and personnel within the flight, and as such, has the authority to choose the members for these specific duties. The Flight NCOIC is a noncommissioned officer who plays a crucial role in maintaining the discipline and organization within the flight.

Home station and readiness training consists of two tiers.

Civil engineers are responsible for determining what equipment is available on a station that is adequate for the task, taking into consideration factors such as the types of soil and local conditions for the temporary interment site. They have the expertise and knowledge to assess the requirements and select the appropriate equipment needed for the job. The installation commander, services commander, and security forces may have their own roles and responsibilities, but when it comes to determining the equipment, it is the civil engineers who are in charge.

Services personnel manage search and recovery (S&R) operations and task members of other organizations as augmentees. These personnel are responsible for coordinating and overseeing the S&R efforts, ensuring that all necessary resources and support are provided. They work closely with members of other organizations, such as the communications squadron, security forces squadron, and civil engineers squadron, to ensure effective collaboration and efficient execution of S&R tasks.

The correct answer is "and Air National Guard officers, NCOs, Airmen, and civilians in functional areas" because it includes all the mentioned components (officers, NCOs, Airmen, and civilians) from the Air National Guard and specifies that they are in functional areas. This means that they are assigned to specific roles and responsibilities within the Services force during the War and Mobilization Plan (WMP) 1.

The Readiness, training, education and manpower team (RTEAM) provides the overall direction for Services readiness, training, education, and manpower programs. They do this through an integrated approach to sustain Air Force core competencies.

During the recovery phase of a search and recovery (S&R) event, three tags are used for each set of remains found. These tags are used to label and document the remains, ensuring proper identification and tracking throughout the process. The use of three tags helps maintain accuracy and accountability during the recovery phase.

The force module (FM) that includes unit type codes (UTC) with resources capable of bedding down forces for initial operational capability is the "Establish the Base" force module. This module is responsible for setting up and preparing a base for operations, including providing the necessary facilities and resources for forces to be stationed and operate effectively.

The Services Control Center provides a situation report (SITREP) of the mortuary affairs activity at the end of each day. This means that at the end of each day, higher headquarters receive a report from the Services Control Center regarding the mortuary affairs activity. This allows for regular updates and information on the status and progress of the mortuary affairs activity.

Remains must be refrigerated at a temperature of 38-40° Fahrenheit (F). This temperature range is ideal for slowing down the growth of bacteria and preventing spoilage of the remains. It helps to maintain the quality and safety of the remains for a longer period of time.

The correct answer is "ceremonial bugle if the military service permits." This means that taps can be played at a military funeral in all of the mentioned ways, except when the military service does not allow the use of a ceremonial bugle.

Eight Airmen make up the firing party when conducting military honors.

Security forces are responsible for determining if and when an area is safe to conduct search and recovery (S&R) operations during non-hostile conditions. They have the expertise and training to assess the security situation and make informed decisions about the safety of conducting S&R operations. This includes evaluating potential threats, assessing the stability of the area, and ensuring that necessary precautions are in place to protect personnel involved in the operations.

The correct answer is "allocated". In Part II of the In-Garrison Expeditionary Site Plan (IGESP), resources are assigned or distributed to specific areas or tasks. This ensures that the necessary resources are appropriately assigned and available for use when needed. "Allocated" is the most appropriate term to describe this process of assigning or distributing resources.