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By Jorgehc888 | Updated: Mar 23, 2013
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1.
Who is responsible for removing FOD from the airfield pavement?.
Host Nation personnel
Everyone
The other person that you see driving on the airfield
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2.
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2.
The phrase "CLEAR" shall not be used by personnel vehicles while operating on the airfield
True
False
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3.
Who has the authority to revoke flightline driving privileges?
Airfield management personnel
Unit commanders and flightline driving program managers
All of the above
None of the above
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4.
Who has the authority to revoke flight line driving privileges?
Airfield Management personnel
Unit Commanders and Flight Line Driving Program Managers
All the above
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5.
The controlled movement area (CMA) is defined as:
Any portion of the airfield requiring aircraft, vehicles and pedestrians to obtain ATC approval for access (normally via two-way radio...
Any portion of the airfield requiring aircraft, vehicles and pedestrians to obtain ATC approval for access (normally via two-way radio contact with the control tower).
Any area or facility including aprons, hard stands, and ramps on or in which may be parked, stored, serviced, or...
Any area or facility including aprons, hard stands, and ramps on or in which may be parked, stored, serviced, or maintained
An area prepared for the accommodation of landing and takeoff of aircraft
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6.
What is required in order to operate within the control movement area (CMA) at Manas?
Established two-way radio communication and a reliable vehicle to give way to aircraft when required
Established two-way radio communication and approval from Tower and operating rotating beacon light and hazard/warning flashers
A sense of direction in order to exit the controlled movement area (CMA) If you experience radio communication failure
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7.
What personnel are responsible for administering flight line drivers training to unit personnel upon arrival at Manas?
Unit Commander
The individual that the newcomer replaced
Unit Flight Line Driving Program Managers
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8.
You are driving westbound on Lima ramp, inside the traffic lane behind a KC-135s parked in spots L10-L19. You notice up ahead, one is starting their engines. Of the listed options, what would be the best course of action for you to take?
Stop the vehicle, turnaround, and find an alternate route
Continued down Lima, but take care to stay inside the driving lane
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9.
You must have _____ approval to enter a CMA
ATC
Squadron commander
Supervisor
Airfield management
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10.
ATC approval is not required to enter a runway during suspended/closed ops
True
False
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11.
General-purpose vehicles will not operate at a speed greater than _____moh while on the flight line
10 mph
15 mph
20mph
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12.
The basic format for relaying a request to the tower liaison via radio is
Who you are calling, who you are, where you are, and what your request is - example "Tower, Ops One,...
Who you are calling, who you are, where you are, and what your request is - example "Tower, Ops One, on TWYLA D, request permission onto the runway".
Who you are, who you are calling, and what your request is - example: "Tower, Ops One request permission onto...
Who you are, who you are calling, and what your request is - example: "Tower, Ops One request permission onto taxiway A".
Who you are calling, who you are and what you are doing - example: "Tower, Ops One is on the...
Who you are calling, who you are and what you are doing - example: "Tower, Ops One is on the airfield for ramp inspection".
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13.
How must vehicles approach and park near an aircraft?
All vehicles must approach parked aircraft with the driver's side of the vehicle toward the aircraft. The ignition will be...
All vehicles must approach parked aircraft with the driver's side of the vehicle toward the aircraft. The ignition will be turned off; keys will be left in the ignition; and the gear level will be put in reverse gear for vehicles with manual transmissions and in the "park" position for vehicles with automatic transmissions.
No vehicle will be parked or driven closer than 25 feet in front of any aircraft. Vehicles parked at the...
No vehicle will be parked or driven closer than 25 feet in front of any aircraft. Vehicles parked at the side of the aircraft will be located clear of the wing tips and will be clearly visible to personnel in the aircraft cockpit.
All vehicles must approach parked aircraft with drivers side of the vehicle toward the aircraft. The ignition will be left...
All vehicles must approach parked aircraft with drivers side of the vehicle toward the aircraft. The ignition will be left on; keys will be left in the ignition; and the gear level will be put in reverse gear for vehicles with manual transmissions and in the "park" position for vehicles with automatic transmission
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14.
A runway intrusion is the most serious controlled movement area (CMA) Violation and action must be taken to eliminate the potential for reoccurrence. A one-way intrusion is described as:
A CMA violation that is the result of an unauthorized entry or erroneous occupation of a runway or other surface...
A CMA violation that is the result of an unauthorized entry or erroneous occupation of a runway or other surface used for takeoff and landing of aircraft regardless of impact on aircraft safety
And airfield infraction caused by aircraft, vehicles, or pedestrians entering the CMA Without specific control Tower personnel under certain conditions
And airfield infraction caused by aircraft, vehicles, or pedestrians entering the CMA Without specific control Tower personnel in a situation...
And airfield infraction caused by aircraft, vehicles, or pedestrians entering the CMA Without specific control Tower personnel in a situation beyond the violators control
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15.
What FOD prevention measure must be taken by all vehicle operators prior to entering a paved surface after operating on unsaved surfaces (gravel, dirt, etc)?
All vehicle operators will fully stop before they cross or enter a paved surface. Before proceeding the operator will determine...
All vehicle operators will fully stop before they cross or enter a paved surface. Before proceeding the operator will determine visually that the way is clear.
All vehicle operators will stop and remove foreign materials from tires and undercarriage
All vehicle operators will stop and look at the foreign materials discovered on tires and undercarriage
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16.
Major violations (not including a runway violation) will result in the individual being decertified for a minimum of _____days.
15
20
30
45
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17.
All motor vehicles must use hazard/warning flashers and rotating beacon lights at all times when operating on the airfield
True
False
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18.
The controlled movement area (CMA) at Manas is defined as:
Echo 5 entrance to the flight line and the entire airfield
There is no controlled movement area at Manas
Taxiway A, B, G, H, and all movement surfaces north of Taxiway Alpha to include taxiway C, D, runway, and...
Taxiway A, B, G, H, and all movement surfaces north of Taxiway Alpha to include taxiway C, D, runway, and 100' from the runway edge on either side of the runway
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19.
General-purpose vehicles will not operate at a speed greater than _____ mph while on the flight line
5 mph; 8 kph
15 mph; 24 kph
20 mph; 32 kph
25 mph; 36 kpg
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20.
Taxiway edge lights are used to:
Outline the edges of taxiways during periods of darkness or restricted visibility conditions. These fixtures emit green light.
Outline the edges of taxiways during periods of darkness or restricted visibility conditions. These fixtures emit white light.
Outline the edges of taxiways during periods of darkness or restricted visibility conditions. These fixtures emit blue light.
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21.
You are driving down taxiway India when you pull off to the shoulder to make sure you have your AF form 483 with you. Before you proceed back on India, what must you first do?
Complete a FOD check
Get ATC approval
Turn your emergency flashers off
Honk your horn three times
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22.
No vehicle will be parked or driven alongside a vehicle closer than _____ feet alongside, with engines operating or about to be operated
15
25
40
50
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23.
Forklifts will never be driven faster than _____moh on ramps or _____mph close to aircraft
10 mph on ramps or 5 mph close to aircraft
5 mph on ramps or 5 mph close to aircraft
5 mph on ramps or 10 mph close to aircraft
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24.
For maximum safety, do not park or drive any vehicle closer than ________feet in front or _______ feet to the rear of any aircraft when engines are operating or about to be started
15 feet in front of or 200 feet to the rear of any aircraft
25 feet in front of or 250 feet to the rear of any aircraft
25 feet in front of or 200 feet to the rear of any aircraft
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25.
What is required in order to operate within the controlled movement area (CMA) at Manas?
Established two-way radio communication and a reliable vehicle to give way to aircraft when required
Established two-way radio communication and the approval from tower, Operating rotating beacon lights and/or hazard/ warning flashers, and a megaphone.
Established two-way radio communication and approval from Tower, and operating rotating beacon lights and/or Hazard/Warning flashers
A sense of direction in order to exit the control movement area (CMA) If you experience radio communication failure
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26.
The flight line is defined as:
Any portion of the airfield requiring aircraft, vehicles and pedestrians to obtain specific ATC approval for access (normally via two-way...
Any portion of the airfield requiring aircraft, vehicles and pedestrians to obtain specific ATC approval for access (normally via two-way radio contact with the control tower).
Any area or facility including aprons, hard stands, and ramps on or in which aircraft may be parked, stored, serviced,...
Any area or facility including aprons, hard stands, and ramps on or in which aircraft may be parked, stored, serviced, or maintained
An area prepared for accommodation of landing and takeoff of aircraft
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27.
Runway VFR hold lines, Also known as hold short lines, Identify the location on a taxiway where a vehicle or aircraft must stop when clearance has not been granted to proceed onto the runway. These hold short lines are described as:
A single dashed yellow line outlined in black extending across the width of the taxiway
A set of four yellow lines, two solid and two dashed, extending across the width of the taxiway. The dashed...
A set of four yellow lines, two solid and two dashed, extending across the width of the taxiway. The dashed Lines are always on the side where the vehicle is to hold.
A set of four yellow lines, two solid and two dashed, Extending across the width of the taxiway. The solid...
A set of four yellow lines, two solid and two dashed, Extending across the width of the taxiway. The solid lines are always on the side where the vehicle is to hold.
A single solid yellow line outlined in black extending across the width of the taxiway.
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28.
No vehicle will operate in excess of _____mph within _____ feet of an aircraft
10 mph within 25 feet
15 mph within 25 feet
5 mph within 25 feet
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29.
Driving on the soft asphalt on Lima ramp is permitted provided what condition is met?
You are not towing any heavy equipment
You are not accompanied by any other vehicles
You are the only passenger in the vehicle
You are not crossing double solid yellow lines that have "DO NOT ENTER" written above them
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30.
If the ILS critical area rope is up, you can still enter the ILS critical area providing you have ATC approval
True
False
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31.
What is the correct way to transition from one side of the ramp to the other?
Vehicles will not be driven diagonally across the parking ramp nor any parking spots, But at a 90° angle to...
Vehicles will not be driven diagonally across the parking ramp nor any parking spots, But at a 90° angle to the driving lanes. There are only two driving lanes that are recommended for use by coalition vehicles which are in front of the airport terminal And between the Main and North ramps
Vehicles will not be driven diagonally across the parking ramp nor any parking spots but at a 90° angle to...
Vehicles will not be driven diagonally across the parking ramp nor any parking spots but at a 90° angle to the driving lanes. None of the driving lanes are recommended for use by a coalition vehicle because of the close proximity to aircraft
Vehicles will not be driven diagonally across the parking ramp nor any parking spots but at a 90° angle to...
Vehicles will not be driven diagonally across the parking ramp nor any parking spots but at a 90° angle to the driving lanes. There are only two driving lanes that are recommended for use by coalition vehicles that are in front of the airport terminal and on the west ramp
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32.
Runway holding position markings, also known as hold short lines, identify the location on a taxiway where a vehicle or aircraft must stop when clearance has not been granted to proceed onto the runway. These hold short lines are described as:
A single dashed yellow line outlined in black extending across the width of the taxiway
A set of four yellow lines, two solid and two dashed, extending across the width of the taxiway. The dashed...
A set of four yellow lines, two solid and two dashed, extending across the width of the taxiway. The dashed lines are always on the side where the vehicle is to hold.
A set of four yellow lines, two solid and two dashed, extending across the width of the taxiway. The solid...
A set of four yellow lines, two solid and two dashed, extending across the width of the taxiway. The solid lines are always on the side where the vehicle is to hold
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33.
For ATC approval, contact Bishkek tower on frequency
270.10
163.55
150.20
170.00
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Who is responsible for removing FOD from the airfield pavement?.
The phrase "CLEAR" shall not be used by personnel vehicles...
Who has the authority to revoke flightline driving privileges?
Who has the authority to revoke flight line driving privileges?
The controlled movement area (CMA) is defined as:
What is required in order to operate within the control movement area...
What personnel are responsible for administering flight line drivers...
You are driving westbound on Lima ramp, inside the traffic lane...
You must have _____ approval to enter a CMA
ATC approval is not required to enter a runway during suspended/closed...
General-purpose vehicles will not operate at a speed greater than...
The basic format for relaying a request to the tower liaison via radio...
How must vehicles approach and park near an aircraft?
A runway intrusion is the most serious controlled movement area (CMA)...
What FOD prevention measure must be taken by all vehicle operators...
Major violations (not including a runway violation) will result in the...
All motor vehicles must use hazard/warning flashers and rotating...
The controlled movement area (CMA) at Manas is defined as:
General-purpose vehicles will not operate at a speed greater than...
Taxiway edge lights are used to:
You are driving down taxiway India when you pull off to the shoulder...
No vehicle will be parked or driven alongside a vehicle closer...
Forklifts will never be driven faster than _____moh on ramps or...
For maximum safety, do not park or drive any vehicle closer than...
What is required in order to operate within the controlled movement...
The flight line is defined as:
Runway VFR hold lines, Also known as hold short lines, Identify the...
No vehicle will operate in excess of _____mph within _____ feet of an...
Driving on the soft asphalt on Lima ramp is permitted provided what...
If the ILS critical area rope is up, you can still enter the ILS...
What is the correct way to transition from one side of the ramp to the...
Runway holding position markings, also known as hold short lines,...
For ATC approval, contact Bishkek tower on frequency
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