Command Post 7 Level Quiz
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- 1.Defense agencies that are assigned wartime support missions are designated as
- A.
Lead agencies
- B.
Field operating agencies
- C.
Combat support agencies
- D.
Multinational force agencies
- 2.Who is responsible for providing efficiently organized, trained, and equipped-ready military forces to the combatant commmanders?
- A.
Secretary of State
- B.
Service secretaries
- C.
Secretary of Defense (SecDef)
- D.
Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS)
- 3.What three roles does the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS) have in the chain of command
- A.
Coordinator, manager, and spokesman
- B.
Negotiator, spokesman, and delegator
- C.
Oversight, communications, and negotiator
- D.
Communications, oversight, and spokesman
- 4.The traditional roles and missions of each branch of service are often referred to as
- A.
Responsiblities
- B.
Operations
- C.
Functions
- D.
Support
- 5.What command authority is over assigned forces vested in the commanders of combatant commands by US law and is not transferable?
- A.
Combatant command
- B.
Unified combatant command
- C.
Specified combatant command
- D.
Operational combatant command
- 6.What command authority may be exercised by commanders at any level at or below the level of combatant command and may be delegated within the command?
- A.
Tactical control
- B.
Functional control
- C.
Operational control
- D.
Administrative control
- 7.Which two leaders does the National Military Command System (NMCS) provide the means for information to be sent and received to support timely decisions?
- A.
President and Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS)
- B.
Secretary of the AIr Force (SecDef) and (CJCS)
- C.
CJCS and combatant commander
- D.
President and SecDef
- 8.Which two command and control (C2) agencies are authorized to operate a separate dedicated center to manage assets beyond the limits of their home station?
- A.
Installation Control Center (ICC) and Air Force Information Operations Center (AFOIC)
- B.
Air Force Service Watch Cell (AFSWC) and Air Force Operations Group (AFOG)
- C.
Major command (MAJCOM) and numbered AIr Force (NAF)
- D.
AFSWC and MAJCOM
- 9.What command normally operates under the terms of a treaty, alliance, or bilateral agreement between or among the countries concerned?
- A.
Combatant
- B.
Combined
- C.
Operational
- D.
Multinational
- 10.Under what command can the president never relinquish authority over United States forces?
- A.
Parallel
- B.
National
- C.
Lead nation
- D.
Multinational
- 11.What three types of basic structures fall into multinational operations?
- A.
Integrated, lead nation, or multinational command
- B.
Parallel, integrated, or multinational command
- C.
Integrated, lead nation, or parallel command
- D.
Multinational, combatant, or combined command
- 12.What is a pact or treaty among individuals or groups, during which they cooperate in joint action, each in their own self interests, joining forces together for a common cause?
- A.
Coalition
- B.
Alliance
- C.
Arrangement
- D.
Joint alliance
- 13.What is vital to any multinational force
- A.
An agreement
- B.
Two commanders
- C.
A liaison
- D.
A treaty
- 14.Which system is comprised of command and management, preparedness, resource management, communication and information management, and ongoing management and maintenance components?
- A.
Multiagency system approach
- B.
Multiagency Coordination Systems
- C.
Incident Command System (ICS) concept
- D.
National Incident Management System (NIMS) system approach
- 15.Within the National Incident Management System (NIMS), which key organizational system defines the operating characteristics and structure of incident management?
- A.
Public information systems
- B.
Incident Command System (ICS)
- C.
Multiagency coordination system
- D.
Air Force Incident Management System
- 16.Which plan or system has the Air Force's department-specific implementation of National Incident Magagement System (NIMS)?
- A.
Air National Response Plan
- B.
Air Force Management System
- C.
Air Force Incident Management System
- D.
Air Force National Incident Management System
- 17.Who retains command of military forces under Defense Suppoort of Civil Authorities (DSCA), as with all other situations and operations?
- A.
Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS)
- B.
Secretary of the Air Force (SecDef)
- C.
Combatant command (COCOM)
- D.
The president
- 18.What is Northern Command's (NORTHCOM) mission?
- A.
Provide full-spectrum global strike
- B.
Homeland defense and civil support
- C.
Conduct joint and combined operations
- D.
Conduct operations in support of terrorism
- 19.The three standards related to work performance are
- A.
Results, speed, and amount
- B.
Quality, speed, and timeliness
- C.
Quality, timeliness, and quantity
- D.
Quality, timeliness, and amount
- 20.What is one of the most important responsibilities as a supervisor?
- A.
Writing a great enlisted progress reports
- B.
Giving your subordinates feedback
- C.
Recognizing your people
- D.
Leading from the front
- 21.Who controls manpower levels in the Air Force?
- A.
Congress
- B.
The president
- C.
Secretary of Defense (SecDef)
- D.
Secretary of the Air Force (SECAF)
- 22.How often is the unit manpower document (UMD) generated?
- A.
Yearly
- B.
Monthly
- C.
Quarterly
- D.
Biannually
- 23.Who maintains the unit manpower document (UMD)?
- A.
Resource advisors
- B.
Superintendent
- C.
Flight chief
- D.
Commander
- 24.By only showing funded authorizations, what product aids resource advisors (RA), functional managers (FM), and commanders in keeping the correct number of people assigned to the unit?
- A.
Manning report
- B.
Manpower data system
- C.
Unit manpower document (UMD)
- D.
Unit personnel manning roster (UPMR)
- 25.Which tool is used to request a change in manning levels?
- A.
UMPR
- B.
ACR
- C.
UMD
- D.
Manning report
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