Includes all unit review questions from Volume 1. This is the newest CDC set (Change 05)
Snap ring
Vice grips
Water pump
Diagonal cutters
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Bolts
Rivets
Hard steel
Small wire
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Red X
Red dash
Red diaganol
Circled red X
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Informational
Safety/Danger
Reflectorization
Caution/Warning
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Using PPE
Unsafe working conditions
Known pregnancies
Personal Injury
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Claw
Sledge
Soft face
Ball-Peen
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Wet and dry cell batteries
Dry charge batteries
Battery compartment
Battery holder
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Only when a guide is posted
Within 25 feet of an aircraft with engines running
With the driver's side of the vehicle toward the aircraft
With the driver's side of the vehicle away from the aircraft
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Turn off your headlights and leave your parking lights on
Dim your headlights and continue on
Stop and change directions
Turn all lights off
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To keep rims from flying apart
To keep water from entering the rims
As a treatment for weather cracks
As a treatment for severe corrosion
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Only duty-related activities to enhance the safety and well-being of yourself and others
On- and off- duty activities to enhance the safety and well being of yourself and others
Only duty-related activities to protect yourself and other airman from imminent harm
On- and off- duty activities to protect yourself and other airman from imminent harm
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Supervisor's preference
Serviceability criteria
Cosmetic appearance
Availability
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Nonmetallic self-locking nuts
Metallic self-locking nuts
Castellated nuts
Plain nuts
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Red
Blue
Yellow
Green
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Red X
Red -
Red /
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Items less than $2500
Items less than $25000
Items more than $2500
Items more than $25000
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Prevent twisting of the hose
Compensate for change in length
Place a mechanical load on the hose
Protect it from a hot pipe or manifold
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Periodic, lubrication and special inspections
Periodic, special inspections, and safety
Periodic, lubrication, and safety
Special inspections, lubrication, and safety
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Air Force e-publishing site
LOAPs
Base-level functional publication library
AFI 33-360
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Brown
Green
White
Yellow
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Red
Blue
Yellow
Green
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Get ahead on unscheduled maintenance
Keep equipment operating and looking good
Keep the mechanic working on minor problems
Locate problems and repair equipment before total failure
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Part II, Non-scheduled inspection
Part III, Scheduled inspection
Part IV, Supervisory Review
Part V, Maintenance/Delayed Discrepancy
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Improper sequencing of pages
Insufficient information
Typographical errors
Misspelled words
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Straigh, right angle and flat
Pre-insulated, re-insulated and uninsulated
Red, yellow and blue
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Inspect it
Lubricate it
Blow out the air hose
Ensure that it's use is necessary
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Cover safety in more detail
Serve as supplemental material
Paraphrase and eliminate the need for basic TOs
Organize and simplify instructions in a condensed version.
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Type Maintenance
Work Unit Code
Category of Labor
Units
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Scratches
Chafing
Dents
Nicks
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Look for loose objects (stone, paper, or trash), pick them up when discovered, and encourage others to do the same
Learn the basic classes of FOD, recognize its causes, and account for tools and hardware used during maintenance
Look for loose objects discarded on the flightline during MX activities
Periodically participate in "FOD walks" on taxiways and runways
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Lubrication charts
Illustrated parts breakdown
Service inspection workcards
Periodic inspection workcards
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Stud
Fine thread bolt
Coarse thread bolt
General purpose bolt
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A red X and yoru initials in Part IV, Supervisory Review
A red X and your initials in Part III, Scheduled inspections
The letters "CF" (for carried forward) and your initials in Part IV, Supervisory Review
The letters "CF" (for carried forward) and yoru initials in Part III, Scheduled Inspections
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Post a due-out list
Place a red tag on the bin
Notify supply that stock level is low
Initial the initial supply stock listing
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Possess it.
Sign for it.
Be a 5 level.
Be a supervisor
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Fully deflate the tire
Torque wheel lug bolts
Check tires for foreign objects
Ensure rims are completely bolted together and torqued
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A 3,000 psi without bursting
A 9,000 psi without bursting
A 12,000 psi without bursting
A 15,000 psi without bursting
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Safety
Urgent action
Immediate action
Routine action
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AFTO Form 1000, Deficiency Report
AFTO Form 601A, Change Recommendation
AFTO Form 95, Support Equipment Record
AFTO Form 22, Technical Manual Change Recommendation and Reply
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Air Force Wings
Support personnel
Maintenance personnel
Personnel within the issuing organization
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Cross point
Flat-blade
Cross-tip
Offset
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Snap ring
Diagonal cutting
Multiple slip-joint
Combination slip-joint
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Supplements
Visual Aids
Bulletins
Manuals
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AF Form 2005
AFTO Form 350
DD Form 1348-6
DD Form 1348-1A
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Military specification
Type of fitting
Air Force/Navy
Fitting Size
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Unserviceable (Condemned)
Unserviceable (Reparable)
Serviceable
Suspended
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8-2 volts
10-12 volts
12.4 volts or lower
12.7 volts or higher
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To prevent the energized windings from touching the frame
To prevent current from following the path of least resistance
To prevent you from receiving electrical shock if the energized windings touch the frame
To prevent current from flowing directly to ground if the energized windings touch the frame
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