Military Working Dog Journeyman Volume1. Security Forces Military Working Dog Program
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- 1.1. (001) Which articles of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) specify to whom and where military jurisdiction applies?
- A.
Articles 1 and article 4
- B.
Articles 2 and 5
- C.
Articles 3 and 6
- D.
Articles 4 and 7
- 2.(001) Who is primarily responsible for certifying the abilities of a detector dog team?
- A.
Supervisor
- B.
Kennel master
- C.
The commanding officer having search granting authority
- D.
Staff judge advocate having search granting authority
- 3.(001) Within how many duty days is validation testing to be completed?
- A.
3
- B.
5
- C.
7
- D.
10
- 4.(001) What accuracy rating must a drug detector dog team achieve to maintain certification?
- A.
85%
- B.
90%
- C.
95%
- D.
98%
- 5.(001) What is the accuracy rating goal for an explosive detection dog?
- A.
85%
- B.
90%
- C.
95%
- D.
98%
- 6.(002) What level of force is releasing a military working dog (MWD) not considered?
- A.
Intermediate
- B.
Minimum
- C.
Maximum
- D.
Deadly
- 7.(002) When would you not release your dog?
- A.
To pursue a suspect
- B.
In an empty field
- C.
To search an unoccupied building
- D.
In an area where children are present
- 8.(002) Prior to conducting an individual search, approximately how far in front of your dog do you instruct a suspect to stand?
- A.
3 feet
- B.
5 feet
- C.
10 feet
- D.
15 feet
- 9.Which form is initiated by the 341TRS when a military working dog (MWD) is procured?
- A.
DD Form 1834
- B.
DD Form 1836
- C.
AF Form 321
- D.
AF Form 324
- 10.(003) In what section of the DD Form 1834, Military Working Dog Service Record, would you find the substances a dog was trained to detect?
- A.
Remarks
- B.
Detection
- C.
Description
- D.
Response Stimuli
- 11.(003) Which form is used as a basis for establishing probable cause to warrant search authorization?
- A.
AF Form 321
- B.
AF Form 322
- C.
AF Form 323
- D.
AF Form 324
- 12.(004) What are the installation entry point checks based upon?
- A.
Probable cause
- B.
Protection of government property
- C.
Authority of the Staff Judge Advocate
- D.
The Uniform Code of Military Justice
- 13.(004) When you are assigned to conduct entry point checks, you are serving in the capacity of a
- A.
Sentinel
- B.
Military member
- C.
security force member
- D.
Law enforcement official
- 14.(004) What action does a dog team take once a vehicle is stopped for a base entry point check and the driver is identified?
- A.
Open all doors of the vehicle and let the dog inside
- B.
Obtain consent to search the vehicle from the operator
- C.
Obtain authority to search the vehicle from the commander
- D.
Walk the dog around the vehicle to conduct an examination
- 15.(004) What command does a handler give a dog to enter a vehicle?
- A.
In
- B.
Hup
- C.
Heel
- D.
Jump
- 16.(004) Where should a dog team be positioned during the peaceful stages of a confrontation management situation?
- A.
On the front lines
- B.
In the crowd’s sight
- C.
Out of sight of the crowd
- D.
Behind the crowd for a counterattack
- 17.(004) How far from military working dog (MWD) teams should other riot control personnel be positioned?
- A.
20 feet
- B.
15 feet
- C.
10 feet
- D.
5 feet
- 18.(005) What is the primary mission of dogs that are used in support of detection screens?
- A.
Attack
- B.
Surprise
- C.
Detection
- D.
Assessment
- 19.(005) Why are military working dog (MWD) teams assigned as a detection screen sentry highly effective?
- A.
Unique ability to attack on command
- B.
Because of the dog’s on/off leash capability
- C.
Because of the dog’s greater ability of seeing
- D.
Unique ability to detect persons at great distances
- 20.(005) If the flight sergeant chooses not to use dog teams inside an alarmed area, what post should they be considered to man, especially in large areas with obstructed visibility?
- A.
Response force
- B.
Augmentation force
- C.
Alarmed response team
- D.
Security response team
- 21.(006) Dog teams should be integrated with the defense force for an air base’s area of responsibility (AOR) to
- A.
Detect enemy forces within each village
- B.
Defend the handler from friendly forces
- C.
defend the defense force commander only
- D.
Detect enemy forces far from critical resources
- 22.(006) What are the dog team’s primary duties in the air base’s area of responsibility (AOR)?
- A.
Motorized patrols, combat patrols, and observation posts
- B.
Fixed detection posts, motorized patrols, and combat patrols
- C.
Fixed detection posts, observation posts, and reconnaissance patrols
- D.
Motorized patrols, reconnaissance patrols, and main line defense positions
- 23.(006) Which post is well-suited for dog teams during night operations?
- A.
Motorized patrols
- B.
Observation posts
- C.
Fixed detection posts
- D.
Main line defense positions
- 24.(006) What factors affect a scent pattern and the military working dog (MWD)?
- A.
Terrain, wind, and temperature
- B.
Terrain, wind, and post location
- C.
Wind, temperature, and humidity
- D.
Wind, post location and temperature
- 25.(007) You must notify the desk sergeant of conducting a building check when
- A.
you complete the check
- B.
Your dog detects a scent
- C.
You discover an open door
- D.
You arrive to start the check
- 26.(007) What are the actions of a military working dog (MWD) team when they discover an open door or broken window?
- A.
Enter the building immediately and check the interior
- B.
Return to the patrol vehicle and notify the law enforcement desk
- C.
Take cover immediately in a position where they can see the building
- D.
The dog monitors the scene and the handler returns to the patrol vehicle
- 27.(008) When selecting a field kennel site, it’s important that you
- A.
Consult a veterinarian
- B.
consider the country the site may be in
- C.
know the type of field kennel to be used
- D.
Account for the amount of dogs that are to be housed
- 28.(009) When do you inspect the equipment you use for training?
- A.
Daily, after use
- B.
Monthly, after use
- C.
Daily, prior to use
- D.
Quarterly, prior to use
- 29.What protective equipment will protect you from contracting Hepatitis C from an injured suspect?
- A.
Blood-borne pathogen kit
- B.
Blood collection kit
- C.
Blood shield
- D.
Face mask
- 30.(010) What organization is responsible for procurement of all Department of Defense (DOD) dogs?
- A.
341st Training Squadron
- B.
342nd Training Squadron
- C.
343rd Training Squadron
- D.
Defense Military Working Dog (MWD) Procurement Agency
- 31.(010) When you ship a military working dog (MWD), where is the watering and feeding instructions placed?
- A.
Maintained by the escort
- B.
Included in with the shipping papers
- C.
Secured to the outside of the shipping crate
- D.
Watering and feeding are not recommended during shipment
- 32.(010) What must accompany a dog that just finished initial training at 341 TRS and is being shipped unaccompanied on commercial aircraft to its first duty station in Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio?
- A.
Another dog team
- B.
DD Form 7645, Military Shipping Order
- C.
DD Form 2902, Veterinary Health Certificate
- D.
DD Form 2209, Veterinary Health Certificate
- 33.(010) Why shouldn’t military working dogs (MWD) be routed through Guam or the United Kingdom?
- A.
Animal quarantine regulations
- B.
They have a bad parasite problem
- C.
They have drastic changes in air temperature
- D.
Dogs are not allowed to be shipped into their countries
- 34.(011) What agency must units with military working dog (MWD) assets within the continental US register prior to requesting drug training aids from AFMES/FORTOX/MWD?
- A.
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
- B.
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
- C.
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
- D.
Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)
- 35.(011) What are you required to maintain for each narcotic substance training aid on the account?
- A.
Narcotic Training Aid File
- B.
Substance Weight Measurement File
- C.
Drug Training Aid Accountability Folder
- D.
Military Working Dog Drug Training Folder
- 36.(011) What does the primary custodian maintain to record daily transactions involving drug training aids?
- A.
Issue/return log
- B.
Name/signature file
- C.
Drug aid issue cards
- D.
Narcotic aids receipt
- 37.(012) If an explosive/chemical cannot be shipped to an overseas area, how must you obtain the training aid?
- A.
Purchase the training aid locally
- B.
The explosive/chemical is not used
- C.
A simulated explosive/chemical aid is constructed
- D.
The explosive/chemical aid is flown into the overseas area on a US Air Force aircraft to the Air Force Base
- 38.(012) What is the key for all personnel handling explosives/chemicals?
- A.
Focus
- B.
Caution
- C.
Awareness
- D.
Common sense
- 39.(012) What are the placard placement requirements when transporting explosives in vehicles?
- A.
On two sides of the vehicle
- B.
All four sides of the vehicle
- C.
The rear of the vehicle only
- D.
The front of the vehicle only
- 40.(012) Which method can you use to prevent the explosives from shifting during transportation?
- A.
Sand bagged
- B.
Someone holding them
- C.
In the passenger compartment
- D.
In the military working dog (MWD) crate
- 41.(012) What is the cordon size, and what signs do you place on each side of the training area when you are preparing for explosive detection training with Water Gel and Composition 4?
- A.
150 feet, warning sign only
- B.
50 feet, warning sign, and fire symbol sign
- C.
200 feet, warning sign, and armed patrolman
- D.
100 feet, warning sign, and the fire symbol sign
- 42.(012) When planting multiple training aids, you must place explosives at least 10 feet apart to
- A.
Make detection training hard
- B.
prevent a chain of explosions
- C.
Ensure the handler does not cheat
- D.
Make the dog search more objects
- 43.(012) Who must you contact prior to repackaging or dividing smokeless powder?
- A.
Kennel master
- B.
Explosive Safety
- C.
Explosive Ordinance Disposal
- D.
Security Forces Operations Officer
- 44.(012) When you mix chlorates with combustible material pound for pound, it is equivalent to
- A.
C4
- B.
TNT
- C.
Nitro dynamite
- D.
Ammonium dynamite
- 45.(013) Before expecting your military working dog (MWD) to learn a task or work, you must ensure the
- A.
Dog has received adequate rest
- B.
Needs of the MWD are adequately met
- C.
MWD’s drives are adequately met
- D.
dog will work no matter what is going on
- 46.(013) Which “need” will you not use to reward your dog during training?
- A.
Food
- B.
Water
- C.
Oxygen
- D.
Pain avoidance
- 47.What must the military working dog (MWD) handler gain to work effectively with a highly dominant dog?
- A.
Control
- B.
Respect
- C.
Initiative
- D.
Willingness
- 48.(014) A fixed amount of odor that is necessary in order for the dog to recognize that odor defines
- A.
Internal receptors
- B.
Absolute threshold
- C.
Strong training aids
- D.
Successive approximation
- 49.(014) Which sense allows the military working dog (MWD) to learn from cues such as brightness, shape, and size?
- A.
Sight
- B.
Taste
- C.
Smell
- D.
Hearing
- 50.(014) What military working dog (MWD) sense does a dog use to indicate one food preference over another?
- A.
Taste
- B.
Smell
- C.
Vision
- D.
Temperature
- 51.(015) A permanent change in the dog’s behavior (learning) occurs because of the dog’s interaction with the
- A.
Stimuli
- B.
Rewards
- C.
Environment
- D.
Method of instructions
- 52.(015) What causes the gradual decrease in the strength of responsiveness during habituation?
- A.
Lack of stimulus
- B.
Dog and handler interaction
- C.
Intense physical exertion of the dog
- D.
Repeated experience with that stimulus
- 53.(015) A practical way to decrease the intensity of noise stimuli of your dog is to expose your dog
- A.
to repetition
- B.
At close proximity
- C.
At greater distances
- D.
At a moderate distance
- 54.(015) During classical conditioning, what is the learned response of a conditioned stimulus triggered by an unconditioned stimulus?
- A.
Unconditioned response
- B.
Unconditioned recovery
- C.
Conditioned recovery
- D.
Conditioned response
- 55.(015) When a dog handler waits to give his or her dog food until it first sits is an example of what type of training?
- A.
Classical conditioning
- B.
Advantageous habituation
- C.
Instrumental conditioning
- D.
Negative response contingency
- 56.(015) What does inducive training involve when training military working dogs (MWD)?
- A.
Voice and force
- B.
Reward and omission
- C.
Punishment and coercing
- D.
Conditioning and learning
- 57.(015) How is discriminative stimuli best explained?
- A.
Rewarding the military working dog (MWD) after it completes a command
- B.
Responding to unpleasant commands
- C.
Rewarding the MWD after it sits
- D.
Responding to your commands
- 58.(016) What is the concept of positive transfer?
- A.
Combine the dog’s environment with positive stimuli
- B.
Teach the dog a skill that helps it to learn the next skill
- C.
Teach the dog a skill that hinders the dog from learning another skill
- D.
Teach the dog using positive reinforcement rather than using negative reinforcement
- 59.(016) During controlled aggression, what can be particularly crippling to progress?
- A.
An aggressive dog
- B.
A passive dog
- C.
Anticipation
- D.
Rigidity
- 60.(016) What dictates how often a dog is to receive positive reinforcement when it correctly executes a skill?
- A.
Reward schedule
- B.
Reaction schedule
- C.
Reinforcement schedule
- D.
Reward and reinforcement schedule
- 61.(016) When does a military working dog (MWD) handler use the variable interval reward schedule (VIRS)?
- A.
After variable ratio reward
- B.
Once fixed ratio reward is complete
- C.
After the dog has learned to perform a task for a set period of time
- D.
Once the dog can perform all schedules of reward schedules
- 62.What should be combined with obedience commands for a new dog?
- A.
A collar jerk
- B.
Eye contact
- C.
Proficiency
- D.
Hand and arm gestures
- 63.(017) Which military drill movement is not a four count movement?
- A.
Left Face
- B.
Attention
- C.
Right Face
- D.
About Face
- 64.(017) What formation is introduced after the military working dog (MWD) team achieves proficiency in all other drill formations?
- A.
Line formation
- B.
Flight formation
- C.
Circle formation
- D.
Square formation
- 65.(017) What leash length proficiency must your military working dog (MWD) team achieve before you take the dog off leash?
- A.
60-inch
- B.
120-inch
- C.
240-inch
- D.
360-inch
- 66.(017) What is the maximum distance from the dog that basic commands are given during advanced obedience training?
- A.
25 feet
- B.
50 feet
- C.
75 feet
- D.
100 feet
- 67.(018) What might a handler be doing if a military working dog (MWD) hesitates when approaching the hurdles?
- A.
Exerting pressure upward on the leash
- B.
Using immovable boards
- C.
Approaching too slow
- D.
Approaching too fast
- 68.(018) What height are the boards raised to when the dog has progressed on the hurdles?
- A.
2 feet
- B.
3 feet
- C.
4 feet
- D.
5 feet
- 69.(019) What command is given when a dog releases a bite prematurely?
- A.
“Get’em” then repeat “Stay
- B.
“Hold’em” then repeat “Get’em.”
- C.
“Get’em” then repeat “Hold’em
- D.
“Sick’em” then repeat “Hold’em.”
- 70.(019) What command do you give to the dog to notify the agitator that you are ready to initiate a controlled aggression exercise?
- A.
“Get’em.”
- B.
“Down.”
- C.
“Stay.”
- D.
“Heel.”
- 71.(019) What must the agitator never do during controlled aggression exercises?
- A.
Tease the dog
- B.
Provoke the dog
- C.
Run from the dog
- D.
Back the dog down
- 72.(019) The purpose of the “false run” exercise is to
- A.
Make the dog tolerant of nonaggressive movements
- B.
Make the dog respond to agitators who are running away
- C.
Make the dog respond to agitators who are running toward you
- D.
Gain complete control over your dog while it is being subjected to attacks
- 73.(019) When is a military working dog (MWD) authorized to attack without command?
- A.
Never
- B.
False run
- C.
Aggressiveness training
- D.
Attacks on the handler and escape attempts
- 74.(020) During initial building search training, where do you want the dog to initially see, hear, and smell the intruder?
- A.
Inside the building at the door entrance
- B.
Approximately 50 feet into the building
- C.
Outside the building at the door entrance
- D.
Approximately 50 feet outside of the building
- 75.(020) What command do you give the dog to begin the building search?
- A.
“Get’em.”
- B.
“Find’em.”
- C.
“Catch’em.”
- D.
“Locate’em.”
- 76.(020) Which phase of building search training is conducted off leash?
- A.
Initial
- B.
Advanced
- C.
Proficiency
- D.
Intermediate
- 77.(020) Why must you always consider working a dog off leash for a building search?
- A.
The dog’s movements are not restricted
- B.
The psychological fear an unleashed military working dog (MWD) exhibits
- C.
The dog has a better opportunity to attack and apprehend
- D.
The amount of rooms in a building could hamper the handler.
- 78.(021) What is the most important factor in scouting?
- A.
Limited visibility
- B.
Weather patterns
- C.
Wind direction
- D.
Terrain layout
- 79.(022) What type of ammunition is initially used for gunfire training?
- A.
Hollow point ammunition
- B.
High caliber ammunition
- C.
Blank ammunition
- D.
Ball ammunition
- 80.(022) During the initial training stage, at what distance should the person firing the gun be away from the military working dog (MWD)?
- A.
25 yards
- B.
50 yards
- C.
75 yards
- D.
100 yards
- 81.(022) When would the caliber be increased and the distance decreased for gunfire training?
- A.
Every 5 days of gunfire training
- B.
After every 25 rounds had been fired
- C.
When the dog shows some signs of progressing
- D.
When the dog performs satisfactorily at lower thresholds
- 82.(023) While tracking, what could cause a military working dog (MWD) to work downwind by as much as several yards?
- A.
Rain
- B.
Wind
- C.
Hot weather
- D.
Cold weather
- 83.(023) What can dissipate or mask the scent of a track?
- A.
Heavy rain
- B.
Loose sand
- C.
Thick mud
- D.
3 mph wind
- 84.(024) The primary difference between a drug and an explosive detection dog is the
- A.
breed
- B.
Training
- C.
Stimulus
- D.
Responses
- 85.(024) What command do you give your detection dog to begin a search for a substance?
- A.
“Seek.”
- B.
“Find.”
- C.
“Fetch.”
- D.
“Where is it.”
- 86.(025) What task does not seriously reduce a military working dog’s (MWD) overall operational effectiveness if it fails to meet satisfactorily?
- A.
Semicritical
- B.
Noncritical
- C.
Routine
- D.
Critical
- 87.(025) Which task is considered noncritical during patrol training?
- A.
Scouting
- B.
False run
- C.
Gunfire training
- D.
Obedience course
- 88.(025) Within how many days after a dog arrives at its unit assignment must it meet post-certification standards?
- A.
15
- B.
30
- C.
60
- D.
90
- 89.(025) The correct post-certification standards when conducting an escort is that the military working dog (MWD) must escort a suspect for at least.
- A.
10 feet, but must remain in the heel position
- B.
50 feet, but must remain in the heel position
- C.
50 feet, but is not required to remain in the heel position
- D.
25 feet, but is not required to remain in the heel position
- 90.(026) What is the military working dog’s (MWD) ideal biting position?
- A.
Feet apart and biting the rag
- B.
Feet apart and biting the rag close to your chest
- C.
Feet braced against your body and biting the rag close to your arm
- D.
Feet braced against your body and biting the rag close to your chest
- 91.(027) Who is responsible for providing complete veterinary medical care to military working dogs?
- A.
Kennel master
- B.
Military working dog (MWD) handlers
- C.
Squadron commanders
- D.
Director of Veterinary Public Health Services
- 92.(028) Do not use the muzzle on your dog when the dog
- A.
Is bloated
- B.
is nauseated
- C.
Is overheated
- D.
Needs to be seen by the veterinarian
- 93.(028) Which symptom reveals that your dog has a foreign object inside its mouth?
- A.
Panting
- B.
Drooling
- C.
Pawing at ears
- D.
Scooting across the floor
- 94.(028) What causes a body to go into shock after a traumatic event?
- A.
Lack of blood flow to vital organs
- B.
Lack of vitamins to the organs
- C.
Lack of care from the handler.
- D.
Lack of water in the system
- 95.(028) When treating a chemical burn, what do you use to flush the burn site to remove any remaining chemicals?
- A.
Water from the dog’s bowl
- B.
Water from your canteen
- C.
Sterile water or saline
- D.
Water from a hose
- 96.(028) If you believe your dog has swallowed a corrosive substance, what do you do?
- A.
Give the dog Ipecac
- B.
Encourage dog to vomit.
- C.
Contact your supervisor
- D.
Encourage your dog to drink water
- 97.(028) How often should you loosen a tourniquet to allow circulation to return?
- A.
Every 3 minutes
- B.
Every 5 minutes
- C.
Every 7 minutes
- D.
Every 10 minutes
- 98.(028) If your dog is overheated, how much water can you allow it to drink before he or she is calm and body temperature returns to normal?
- A.
A cup of water
- B.
A quart of water
- C.
Two cups of water
- D.
A canteen cap of water
- 99.(028) While providing treatment for a cold injury, check the dog’s temperature every
- A.
20 minutes
- B.
15 minutes
- C.
25 minutes
- D.
30 minutes
- 100.100. (029) What is the breath ratio you utilize when you are performing rescue breathing on a dog?
- A.
1 breath every 2–4 seconds
- B.
2 breaths every 2–3 seconds
- C.
1 breath every 4–6 seconds
- D.
2 breaths every 2–4 seconds
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