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If you are setting up cargo and mail for loading, which function are you performing?
- Air Freight
- Ramp Operations
- Passenger Service
- Fleet Service

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The ASVAB is a test that measures your aptitudes. It consists of 10 short individual tests covering word knowledge, paragraph comprehension, arithmetic reasoning, mathematics knowledge, general science, auto and shop information, mechanical comprehension, electronics information, numerical operations and coding speed.

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If you are part of the traffic management specialty in the transportation career field, which duties would you perform?
- Ensuring maximum utilization and providing oversight to all other work centers
- Managing the inspection and repair of the vehicle and equipment fleet
- Organizing vehicle transportation to support operational missions
- Packaging, classifying, and arranging personal property for shipment or storage
Correct Answer

A. Packaging, classifying, and arranging personal property for shipment or storage

Explanation

As part of the traffic management specialty in the transportation career field, the duties would involve packaging, classifying, and arranging personal property for shipment or storage. This includes ensuring that items are properly packaged and labeled, categorizing them based on their destination or storage requirements, and arranging for their transportation or storage. This role focuses on the logistics and organization of personal property, rather than managing work centers, overseeing vehicle fleets, or supporting operational missions.

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If you are a part of the vehicle management specialty within the transportation career field, which duties would you perform?
- Managing personal security details and operating light- and heavy-duty vehicles
- Managing space allocations for all aircraft, vehicles, and equipment in the inventory
- Managing airlift space assignments, opportune airlift, and explosive cargo requirements
- Managing inspection, diagnostics, repair, modification, and refinishing requirements
Correct Answer

A. Managing inspection, diagnostics, repair, modification, and refinishing requirements

Explanation

If you are a part of the vehicle management specialty within the transportation career field, your duties would involve managing inspection, diagnostics, repair, modification, and refinishing requirements. This means that you would be responsible for overseeing the inspection of vehicles, diagnosing any issues or problems, carrying out necessary repairs, making modifications as needed, and ensuring that vehicles are refinished properly. This role would require expertise in vehicle maintenance and repair, as well as the ability to manage and coordinate these tasks efficiently.

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Which term refers to the movement of personnel, units, supplies, and equipment to reinforce or resupply already deployed or employed forces?
- Deployment
- Sustainment
- Employment
- Redeployment
Correct Answer

A. Sustainment

Explanation

Sustainment refers to the movement of personnel, units, supplies, and equipment to reinforce or resupply already deployed or employed forces. It involves the ongoing support and maintenance of forces in order to sustain their operational capabilities. This can include activities such as logistics, transportation, maintenance, and medical support. Sustainment ensures that deployed forces have the necessary resources and support to continue their operations effectively.

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Which term refers to the movement of personnel, units, supplies, and equipment from deployed positions within or between areas of responsibility?
- Deployment
- Sustainment
- Employment
- Redeployment
Correct Answer

A. Redeployment

Explanation

Redeployment refers to the movement of personnel, units, supplies, and equipment from deployed positions within or between areas of responsibility. It involves the relocation of resources to different locations in order to meet changing operational needs. This can include the movement of troops and equipment back to their home bases after completing a mission or the transfer of resources to a different area of operations. Redeployment is an important aspect of military operations as it allows for the efficient use of resources and the ability to quickly adapt to changing circumstances.

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Which command provides common-user and commercial air, land, and sea transportation?
- Military Sealift Command (MSC).
- Air Mobility Command (AMC).
- US Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM).
- Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC).
Correct Answer

A. US Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM).

Explanation

US Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) is the correct answer because it is responsible for providing common-user and commercial air, land, and sea transportation. USTRANSCOM coordinates and executes transportation operations for the Department of Defense, ensuring the efficient movement of personnel and cargo worldwide. It works with various transportation agencies and commands to fulfill the transportation needs of the military and support national security objectives.

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Which command is not a component of the US Transportation Command
- Air Mobility Command (AMC).
- Military Sealift Command (MSC).
- Military Traffic and Airlift Command (MTAC).
- Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC).
Correct Answer

A. Military Traffic and Airlift Command (MTAC).

Explanation

The correct answer is Military Traffic and Airlift Command (MTAC). This is because the question asks for a command that is not a component of the US Transportation Command, and MTAC is not a component of the US Transportation Command.

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Which agency serves as Air Mobility Command’s (AMC) strategic air operations hub and plans, directs, schedules, and tracks aircraft operations worldwide?
- Wing Operations Center (WOC).
- Wing Airlift Control Center (WACC).
- Tanker Airlift Control Center (TACC).
- Aerial Port Operations Center (APOC).
Correct Answer

A. Tanker Airlift Control Center (TACC).

Explanation

The Tanker Airlift Control Center (TACC) serves as Air Mobility Command's (AMC) strategic air operations hub and is responsible for planning, directing, scheduling, and tracking aircraft operations worldwide. It specifically focuses on coordinating and controlling the movements of tanker and airlift aircraft, ensuring efficient and effective air mobility support for military operations.

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Through which system does the Air Force provide rapid global mobility to the Defense Transportation System (DTS)?
- Sustainment Mobility System (SMS).
- National Air Mobility System (NAMS).
- Mobility Traffic Management System (MTMS).
- Global Deployment and Mobility System (GDMS).
Correct Answer

A. National Air Mobility System (NAMS).

Explanation

The correct answer is National Air Mobility System (NAMS). This system is used by the Air Force to provide rapid global mobility to the Defense Transportation System (DTS). It is responsible for coordinating and managing the transportation of personnel and equipment across the globe. NAMS ensures that the necessary resources and support are available to meet the mobility needs of the Air Force and other branches of the military.

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10.

Which method of airlift permits delivery of larger loads with less risk?
- Combat offload.
- Rapid reload.
- Airdrop.
- Airland.
Correct Answer

A. Airland.

Explanation

Airland is the correct answer because it refers to the method of airlift that allows for the delivery of larger loads with less risk. This method involves landing the aircraft on a suitable runway or landing zone, allowing for the safe unloading of cargo directly onto the ground. This eliminates the need for parachuting or dropping the cargo from the air, reducing the risk of damage or loss. Airland operations are typically used when large and heavy equipment or supplies need to be transported efficiently and safely.

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The coordinated use, synchronization, and sharing of two or more military departments’ logistics forces is called joint
- Forces
- Mission
- Logistics
- Command
Correct Answer

A. Logistics

Explanation

The coordinated use, synchronization, and sharing of two or more military departments' logistics forces is called logistics. This term refers to the planning, implementation, and coordination of the movement and maintenance of military resources, including personnel, equipment, and supplies. It involves activities such as transportation, storage, distribution, and maintenance. By effectively managing logistics, military forces can ensure that the right resources are in the right place at the right time, enabling successful operations and missions.

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Joint forces can be organized on which basis?
- Geographical or functional.
- Symmetrical or functional.
- Geographical or logical.
- Symmetrical or logical.
Correct Answer

A. Geographical or functional.

Explanation

Joint forces can be organized on the basis of geographical or functional factors. Geographical organization involves grouping forces based on their physical location or proximity, allowing for efficient coordination and response in specific regions. Functional organization, on the other hand, involves grouping forces based on their specialized roles or capabilities, such as air, land, or sea forces, to ensure effective utilization of resources and expertise. By organizing joint forces on either geographical or functional basis, military operations can be strategically planned and executed to achieve desired objectives.

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Which type of command requires the capabilities of two or more military departments?
- Unified
- Service
- Mobility
- Specified
Correct Answer

A. Unified

Explanation

A unified command is a type of command that requires the capabilities of two or more military departments. This type of command brings together different branches of the military, such as the Army, Navy, and Air Force, to work together towards a common objective. It allows for better coordination and integration of resources, expertise, and capabilities from multiple departments, leading to more effective and efficient military operations.

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Which type of organization is created to accomplish missions with specific, limited objectives and is dissolved when no longer needed?
- Unified force
- Joint task force
- Specified force
- Lead nation force
Correct Answer

A. Joint task force

Explanation

A joint task force is a type of organization that is created to accomplish missions with specific, limited objectives. It is formed by combining forces from different military services or agencies to work together towards a common goal. Once the mission is completed or the objectives are achieved, the joint task force is dissolved as it is no longer needed. This allows for flexibility and adaptability in military operations, as joint task forces can be formed and disbanded as required for specific missions or objectives.

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What is the Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) designed to do?
- Enable DOD to bypass Federal Aviation Administration rules during a president-declared emergency.
- Augment DOD’s airlift capability in times of war or during a president-declared emergency.
- Reduce the costs of air transportation for personnel in temporary duty status
- Support commercial air carriers during times of economic crisis.
Correct Answer

A. Augment DOD’s airlift capability in times of war or during a president-declared emergency.

Explanation

The Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) is designed to augment the Department of Defense's (DOD) airlift capability in times of war or during a president-declared emergency. This means that the CRAF provides additional aircraft and resources from commercial air carriers to support the DOD's transportation needs during these critical situations. By utilizing the CRAF, the DOD is able to enhance its airlift capacity and ensure the efficient movement of personnel and supplies when it is most needed.

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If you are wearing eyeglasses and bulky uniform items with cords and strings, what must you do before working around moving parts and machinery?
- Secure them to minimize the hazard
- Take them off to eliminate the hazard
- Report them to make your supervisor aware of the hazard.
- Wear your personal protective equipment to reduce the hazard
Correct Answer

A. Secure them to minimize the hazard
17.

If you are controlling the rollers on the loading docks, what should you do before operating them?
- Check to make sure no one is on the docks.
- Verify the pallets are contacting each of the rollers.
- Pre-position yourself near the ladder at the end of the dock.
- Ask the K-loader driver to help gravity feed the pallets onto the docks
Correct Answer

A. Check to make sure no one is on the docks.

Explanation

Before operating the rollers on the loading docks, it is important to check to make sure no one is on the docks. This is necessary to ensure the safety of individuals who may be in the vicinity of the rollers. Operating the rollers without checking for people on the docks could pose a risk of injury or accidents. Therefore, it is crucial to conduct a thorough check to ensure that the area is clear before proceeding with the operation of the rollers.

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If you accidentally damaged the Halvorsen loader by running into the concrete barriers on your way to load an aircraft, to whom should you report the damage and when?
- Your supervisor immediately.
- Your supervisor at the end of your shift.
- Your supervisor after you finish loading the aircraft.
- The aircraft loadmaster immediately upon your arrival at the aircraft.
Correct Answer

A. Your supervisor immediately.

Explanation

If you accidentally damaged the Halvorsen loader by running into the concrete barriers on your way to load an aircraft, you should report the damage to your supervisor immediately. This is because your supervisor needs to be informed as soon as possible so that appropriate actions can be taken to address the damage and ensure the loader is repaired or replaced. Delaying the report until the end of your shift or after finishing loading the aircraft may result in further complications and potential safety hazards. Reporting the damage to the aircraft loadmaster immediately upon arrival at the aircraft is also not the correct answer, as your supervisor is the appropriate person to handle such incidents.

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If you are entering the flight-line area in a vehicle, what must you do before entering?
- Stop and show the gate guard your line badge.
- Stop and do a foreign object damage (FOD) check.
- Slow down and look right and left only for oncoming aircraft.
- Slow down and display your sign/countersign to the gate guard.
Correct Answer

A. Stop and do a foreign object damage (FOD) check.

Explanation

Before entering the flight-line area in a vehicle, it is necessary to stop and do a foreign object damage (FOD) check. This is important to ensure that no foreign objects or debris are present on the ground that could potentially cause damage to aircraft or other equipment. This precaution helps to maintain the safety and integrity of the flight-line area.

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If you are driving a special purpose vehicle within 25 feet of an aircraft, what is the maximum miles per hour you can drive?
- 5
- 10
- 15
- 20
Correct Answer

A. 5

Explanation

When driving a special purpose vehicle within 25 feet of an aircraft, the maximum speed allowed is 5 miles per hour. This is to ensure the safety of both the vehicle occupants and the aircraft. Driving at a slower speed reduces the risk of accidents or collisions and allows for better control and maneuverability in close proximity to the aircraft.

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If you need to leave your vehicle unattended on the flight line, other than leaving the keys in the ignition with the vehicle unlocked, which actions are required?
- Turn off the ignition; place it in reverse or park, set the parking brake, and chock the front and back of one rear wheel.
- Turn off the ignition; place it in neutral with the parking brake set, and chock the front and back of both rear wheels.
- Leave the vehicle running; place it in neutral with the parking brake set, and chock one front and one rear wheel.
- Leave the vehicle running; place it in reverse or park and chock the front and back of one front wheel.
Correct Answer

A. Turn off the ignition; place it in reverse or park, set the parking brake, and chock the front and back of one rear wheel.

Explanation

When leaving a vehicle unattended on the flight line, it is important to take certain precautions to ensure its safety. Turning off the ignition prevents any accidental movement of the vehicle. Placing it in reverse or park, along with setting the parking brake, further ensures that it remains stationary. Chocking the front and back of one rear wheel adds an additional layer of security, preventing any potential rolling or movement of the vehicle. This combination of actions helps to minimize the risk of accidents or unauthorized use of the vehicle while it is unattended.

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If you are stopped on the flight line at night and your headlights are on, what should you do if an aircraft is taxiing towards your area?
- Get out of the way.
- Turn your vehicle around to face the opposite direction
- Turn your headlights off and your emergency flashers on instead
- Maintain a minimum distance of at least 25 feet in all directions of the aircraft
Correct Answer

A. Turn your headlights off and your emergency flashers on instead

Explanation

When stopped on the flight line at night with headlights on, it is important to turn the headlights off and turn on the emergency flashers instead when an aircraft is taxiing towards your area. This is because the headlights can blind the pilots and interfere with their vision, potentially causing accidents or confusion. By turning off the headlights and using the emergency flashers, you are making yourself more visible to the pilots while also avoiding any potential hazards.

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If you are crossing the active runway and see a steady red light signal, what action should you take?
- Clear the active runway.
- Return to the starting point.
- Stop! Your vehicle will not be moved.
- General warning. Exercise extreme caution.
Correct Answer

A. Stop! Your vehicle will not be moved.

Explanation

If a pilot or driver is crossing an active runway and sees a steady red light signal, they should stop their vehicle immediately. This signal indicates that it is not safe to proceed and the vehicle should remain stationary until the signal changes. It is crucial to follow this instruction to ensure the safety of all aircraft and vehicles operating on the runway.

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If you are crossing the active runway and see a red and green light signal, what action should you take?
- Clear the active runway.
- Return to the starting point
- Stop! Your vehicle will not be moved.
- General warning. Exercise extreme caution.
Correct Answer

A. General warning. Exercise extreme caution.

Explanation

When crossing an active runway and seeing a red and green light signal, the appropriate action to take is to exercise extreme caution. This signal indicates a general warning, alerting the driver to be careful and vigilant while crossing the runway. It is important to proceed with caution and be aware of any potential hazards or incoming aircraft.

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When planning and scheduling work assignments and priorities, what must you do when you discover a piece of equipment is out of commission and it will affect your ability to perform the mission?
- Find out what is wrong with it, when it will be fixed, and notify your chain of command.
- Annotate the discrepancy on the shift log and verify when the equipment will be fixed.
- Check your e-mail and phone messages to see if it was fixed ahead of schedule.
- Annotate the discrepancy in the shift log and verify the date it was turned in.
Correct Answer

A. Find out what is wrong with it, when it will be fixed, and notify your chain of command.

Explanation

When planning and scheduling work assignments and priorities, it is important to address any issues that may affect the ability to perform the mission. In this case, discovering that a piece of equipment is out of commission requires taking immediate action. The correct answer suggests finding out the cause of the problem, determining when it will be fixed, and notifying the chain of command. This ensures that the necessary steps can be taken to address the issue and make appropriate adjustments to the work assignments and priorities.

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Before you can prioritize work assignments, you must review the shift
- Logs to determine who is available to perform duties
- Schedule to determine who is available to perform duties.
- Logs to determine when the aircraft and trucks will arrive.
- Schedule to determine when the aircraft and trucks will arrive.
Correct Answer

A. Schedule to determine who is available to perform duties.

Explanation

To prioritize work assignments, it is necessary to review the schedule to determine who is available to perform duties. This is because the schedule provides information about the availability of individuals for specific tasks or shifts. By checking the schedule, one can identify the personnel who are free and assign them tasks accordingly. Reviewing the shift logs or determining when the aircraft and trucks will arrive may provide useful information for other purposes, but they are not directly related to determining the availability of personnel for work assignments.

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When assigning personnel to work crews, which is not a consideration?
- Knowing your people and the work center’s current and future needs
- Communicating your expectations to the work crews
- Assigning them to the same duties every day
- Considering their safety and security.
Correct Answer

A. Assigning them to the same duties every day

Explanation

Assigning personnel to the same duties every day is not a consideration when assigning them to work crews. This implies that it is not necessary to assign individuals to the same tasks repeatedly and that flexibility in task allocation is preferred. The other options, such as knowing personnel and work center needs, communicating expectations, and considering safety and security, are all important considerations when assigning personnel to work crews.

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Once you have assigned people to various work crews, ensure they
- Do not take too much time on any one task.
- Report to you every 30 minutes on their progress.
- Know exactly who is filling which role and what you expect from each member.
- Keep a running log of their activities so they can report back to you every detail.
Correct Answer

A. Know exactly who is filling which role and what you expect from each member.

Explanation

This answer is correct because it emphasizes the importance of clear communication and expectations within the work crews. By knowing exactly who is filling which role and what is expected from each member, the person in charge can ensure that the work is distributed effectively and efficiently. This helps to prevent any confusion or overlap of tasks, allowing the crews to work smoothly and avoid wasting time. Additionally, clear expectations help to ensure that everyone understands their responsibilities and can work towards achieving the desired outcomes.

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Your supervisor referred you to the Defense Transportation Regulation (DTR) to look up information about joint inspection procedures. After locating the DTR through the AF Portal, in which part of the DTR do you look?
- Part I
- Part II
- Part III
- Part IV
Correct Answer

A. Part III

Explanation

In the Defense Transportation Regulation (DTR), Part III is the section that contains information about joint inspection procedures. This part of the DTR is likely to provide detailed guidelines and instructions on how joint inspections are conducted and what procedures should be followed. By referring to Part III, you can find the specific information you need regarding joint inspection procedures.

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A coworker wants help determining if two pieces of hazardous cargo are compatible with each other. In which publication would you look?
- Air Force Instruction (AFI) 24−101.
- Air Force Manual (AFMAN) 24−204(I).
- Air Mobility Command Instruction (AMCI) 24−101.
- Air Mobility Command Pamphlet (AMCPAM) 24−204
Correct Answer

A. Air Force Manual (AFMAN) 24−204(I).

Explanation

The correct answer is Air Force Manual (AFMAN) 24−204(I). This publication is likely to contain information and guidelines on hazardous cargo compatibility, making it the most appropriate source to consult when determining if two pieces of hazardous cargo are compatible with each other.

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A cargo user has received verified approval to ship equipment via contingency airlift and you need to look up the hazardous cargo restrictions and requirements for this type of airlift. In which chapter of Air Force Manual 24−204(I), Preparing Hazardous Materials for Military Air Shipment, would you first look to find this information?
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
Correct Answer

A. 3

Explanation

Chapter 3 of Air Force Manual 24-204(I), Preparing Hazardous Materials for Military Air Shipment, would be the first place to look for information on hazardous cargo restrictions and requirements for contingency airlift.

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What important activity must you do before you operate a K-loader?
- Lower the pallet stops.
- Review the technical order (TO).
- Ask your supervisor for permission
- Have vehicle maintenance personnel inspect it.
Correct Answer

A. Review the technical order (TO).

Explanation

Before operating a K-loader, it is important to review the technical order (TO). The technical order provides detailed instructions and information on how to properly operate and maintain the equipment. By reviewing the TO, the operator can ensure they have a clear understanding of the correct procedures and safety precautions to follow while operating the K-loader. This helps to prevent any potential accidents or damage to the equipment.

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You want to find out if the 36M2−3−45 technical order (TO) is still current. In which TO would you look?
- General TO
- Air Force TO catalog
- Methods and procedures TO.
- Operations and maintenance TO.
Correct Answer

A. Air Force TO catalog

Explanation

To find out if the 36M2-3-45 technical order (TO) is still current, you would look in the Air Force TO catalog. This catalog specifically lists all the technical orders related to the Air Force, including the 36M2-3-45 TO. By referencing the catalog, you can determine if the TO is still valid and up to date.

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You are loading helicopters on a C−5B aircraft and want to look up specific loading procedures for those items. In which technical order (TO) would you look?
- 1C−5B−9.
- 1C−5B−5.
- 1C−17B−5.
- 1C−17B−9
Correct Answer

A. 1C−5B−9.

Explanation

The correct answer is 1C-5B-9. This technical order is most likely to contain the specific loading procedures for helicopters on a C-5B aircraft. The other options, 1C-5B-5, 1C-17B-5, and 1C-17B-9, do not directly mention C-5B aircraft or loading procedures, making them less likely to have the required information.

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You are loading tanks on a C−17 aircraft and want to find specific loading procedures for these items. Which section of the 1C−17A−9 technical order (TO) would you refer to first?
- Section II
- Section IV
- Section V
- Section VI
Correct Answer

A. Section VI

Explanation

Section VI of the 1C-17A-9 technical order (TO) would be the first section to refer to for specific loading procedures for tanks on a C-17 aircraft.

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In the aircraft –9 series technical orders, the loading procedures in which section have precedence over instructions in section IV?
- Section II
- Section III
- Section V
- Section VI
Correct Answer

A. Section VI

Explanation

In the aircraft -9 series technical orders, the loading procedures in Section VI have precedence over instructions in Section IV. This means that if there are any conflicting instructions or procedures between these two sections, the ones in Section VI should be followed.

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Which important part of the time-phased force and deployment data (TPFDD) is identified by a five-digit alphanumeric code and is simply a capability?
- Unit type code (UTC).
- Document identifier (DOC ID).
- Transportation account code (TAC).
- Transportation control number (TCN).
Correct Answer

A. Unit type code (UTC).

Explanation

The correct answer is Unit type code (UTC). The Unit type code is a five-digit alphanumeric code that is used to identify a specific type of military unit or capability. It is an important part of the time-phased force and deployment data (TPFDD) because it helps in determining the types and quantities of units needed for a deployment. The UTC provides information about the capabilities and resources of a unit, such as its size, equipment, and mission. By using the UTC, military planners can accurately assess the readiness and availability of units for deployment.

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War reserve material (WRM) is equipment and other resources, authorized for wartime to maximize war-fighting capability, that are positioned as
- Daily operating stock and starter stock or a combination of both.
- Daily operating stock and swing stock or a combination of both
- Swing stock and starter stock or a combination of both
- Daily operating stock only.
Correct Answer

A. Swing stock and starter stock or a combination of both

Explanation

War reserve material (WRM) is a combination of swing stock and starter stock. Swing stock refers to equipment and resources that are positioned to support the initial stages of a conflict or war, while starter stock refers to items that are positioned to sustain and support ongoing operations. By having a combination of both swing stock and starter stock, the military can ensure that they have the necessary resources to both initiate and sustain war-fighting capabilities during wartime.

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The benefit of pre-positioning war reserve material (WRM) is to
- Reduce the amount of time, resources, and effort it takes to transport equipment to the necessary locations during combat operations.
- Provide staging bases an opportunity to freely use their WRM stocks for authorized indirect support.
- Allow the installation deployment officer (IDO) to use it for installation deployment training.
- Facilitate installation-to-installation rotation to integrate into their daily operating stocks.
Correct Answer

A. Reduce the amount of time, resources, and effort it takes to transport equipment to the necessary locations during combat operations.

Explanation

Pre-positioning war reserve material (WRM) is beneficial because it helps to decrease the time, resources, and effort required to transport equipment to the required locations during combat operations. By having the necessary equipment already in place, military forces can quickly access and utilize the WRM stocks, enabling them to respond rapidly to any combat situation. This reduces the logistical burden and allows for more efficient and effective operations on the battlefield.

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War reserve material (WRM) is tasked through
- Joint Operation Planning and Execution System (JOPES) and the time-phased force and deployment data (TPFFD) procedures.
- Headquarters Air Force (HQ AF) official message procedures.
- The Global Air Transportation Execution System (GATES).
- Transportation Account Code (TAC) assignment.
Correct Answer

A. Joint Operation Planning and Execution System (JOPES) and the time-phased force and deployment data (TPFFD) procedures.
41.

Which 463L pallets and nets are designated as war reserve material (WRM)?
- Only 463L pallets and nets that belong to Air Mobility Command (AMC) units.
- Only 463L pallets and nets required for the movement of other WRM assets.
- All serviceable 463L pallets and nets in the Air Force’s inventory.
- No 463L pallets and nets are designated as WRM.
Correct Answer

A. Only 463L pallets and nets required for the movement of other WRM assets.

Explanation

The correct answer states that only 463L pallets and nets required for the movement of other WRM assets are designated as war reserve material (WRM). This means that not all 463L pallets and nets in the Air Force's inventory are designated as WRM. The answer implies that there are specific requirements and criteria for designating 463L pallets and nets as WRM, and only those that meet these requirements are considered as such.

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42.

Which war reserve material (WRM) support falls under indirect support and should be limited?
- Non-combatant evacuation operations
- Joint and Air Force exercises
- Military combat operations
- Small-scale contingencies.
Correct Answer

A. Joint and Air Force exercises

Explanation

Joint and Air Force exercises fall under indirect support and should be limited as war reserve material (WRM) support. These exercises are typically training and readiness activities rather than actual combat operations. Therefore, the allocation of WRM for these exercises should be restricted to ensure that sufficient resources are available for actual military combat operations and small-scale contingencies, which involve direct support and are more critical in nature.

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If you, as a cargo deployment function (CDF) representative, have directed the deploying unit to move from the alert holding area, to which area will they move?
- Marshalling area
- Call forward area.
- Frustrated cargo area
- Ready line/loading ramp area.
Correct Answer

A. Call forward area.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Call forward area." As a cargo deployment function representative, if you have directed the deploying unit to move from the alert holding area, they will move to the call forward area. The call forward area is where units are organized and prepared for further movement and processing. It serves as a transition point between the alert holding area and the next stage of deployment.

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44.

If you are performing a joint inspection (JI) in the cargo deployment function (CDF), in which area of activity are you working?
- Marshalling area.
- Call forward area.
- Alert holding area.
- Ready line/loading ramp area.
Correct Answer

A. Call forward area.

Explanation

When performing a joint inspection (JI) in the cargo deployment function (CDF), you would be working in the call forward area. This is the area where cargo is called forward for inspection and loading onto the aircraft.

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If you are directing aircraft loading and supervising load team members in the cargo deployment function (CDF), in which area of activity are you working? a. Marshalling area. b. Call forward area. c. Alert holding area. d. Ready line/loading ramp area.
- Marshalling area.
- Call forward area.
- Alert holding area
- Ready line/loading ramp area.
Correct Answer

A. Ready line/loading ramp area.

Explanation

If you are directing aircraft loading and supervising load team members in the cargo deployment function (CDF), you would be working in the ready line/loading ramp area. This is the area where the aircraft is prepared for loading and where the loading ramp is located. It is the area where the cargo is loaded onto the aircraft before departure.

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If the deploying unit can no longer make changes to the cargo, in which cargo deployment function (CDF) area of activity is it located?
- Marshalling area.
- Call forward area.
- Alert holding area.
- Ready line/loading ramp area.
Correct Answer

A. Ready line/loading ramp area.

Explanation

The ready line/loading ramp area is where the cargo is prepared for deployment and loaded onto the aircraft. Once the cargo is in this area, the deploying unit can no longer make changes to it. The marshalling area is where the cargo is organized and prepared for movement, but changes can still be made. The call forward area is where the cargo is called forward to be loaded onto the aircraft, but changes can still be made. The alert holding area is where the cargo is held in a state of readiness, but changes can still be made. Therefore, the correct answer is the ready line/loading ramp area.

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After a joint inspection (JI) is complete, copies of the DD Form 2133, Joint Airlift Inspection Record, are distributed to all of the following except the
- Deploying unit representative.
- Mobility force inspector for inclusion in the station file.
- Installation deployment officer for review and approval.
- Aircraft loadmaster with the cargo manifest and other documentation.
Correct Answer

A. Installation deployment officer for review and approval.

Explanation

After a joint inspection (JI) is complete, copies of the DD Form 2133, Joint Airlift Inspection Record, are distributed to the mobility force inspector for inclusion in the station file and to the aircraft loadmaster with the cargo manifest and other documentation. However, the deploying unit representative does not receive a copy. The installation deployment officer is responsible for reviewing and approving the DD Form 2133, but they do not receive a copy of it.

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Before a deploying unit can claim their cargo is exempt from inspection due to sight-sensitivity, they must first receive approval from
- Their group or higher level commander.
- US Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM).
- The service or major command having operational control of the aircraft.
- The airfield management commander or the highest ranking member of the aircrew.
Correct Answer

A. The service or major command having operational control of the aircraft.

Explanation

The correct answer is the service or major command having operational control of the aircraft. This means that before a deploying unit can claim their cargo is exempt from inspection, they must first receive approval from the command that has control over the aircraft. This ensures that the proper authority is given for the exemption and helps maintain the security and safety of the cargo being transported.

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When completing the heading information on the DD Form 2133, Joint Airlift Inspection Record, what information will you enter in Block 6, START TIME?
- Local time the joint inspection (JI) actually started.
- Local time the JI is scheduled to start.
- Greenwich Meantime (GMT) the JI actually started.
- GMT the JI is scheduled to start.
Correct Answer

A. Local time the joint inspection (JI) actually started.

Explanation

Block 6, START TIME on the DD Form 2133 should be filled with the local time the joint inspection (JI) actually started. This information is important for record-keeping and ensuring accuracy in documenting the start time of the inspection. It helps in tracking the progress of the inspection and maintaining a chronological order of events. The scheduled start time or Greenwich Meantime (GMT) is not relevant in this context as it does not reflect the actual start time of the inspection.

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