This quiz, titled 'C3P051 01 1307, Edit Code 03', assesses knowledge on Air Force weapons handling, safety protocols, and hazardous material management. It covers strictly controlled access, minimal weapon storage, appropriate eye protection, lead exposure risks, and reliance on supplier information for hazardous materials.
Overhead transparencies
Dry erase board
Video footage
Handout
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Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ).
Manuals for Courts-Martial.
Host nation requirements.
Federal law.
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Zinc exposure
Lead exposure
Noxious gas exposure
Carbon dioxide exposure
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Communication
Rank structure
Understanding
Orders
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Ammunition lot number.
Functional lot number.
Caliber lot number.
Lost lot number.
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Diaphragm pause.
Oxygen deficiency.
Point of re-breathing.
Natural respiratory pause.
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Bolt carrier assembly
Charging handle assembly
Upper receiver and barrel assembly
Lower receiver and buttstock assembly
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Trigger block
Hammer block
Firing pin block
Slide stop
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Split.
Fixed.
Gapped.
Adjustable.
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Shooter
Tower operator
Primary instructor
Assistant instructor
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The primary instructor
The firing line official
The tower operator
Range NCOIC
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Grab
Draw
Smack
Look and press
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Appeal to one or more of the senses
Be produced locally
Be interesting
Be colorful
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Entry ways and light-armored vehicles.
Entry ways and steel reinforced doors.
Metal doors and entry ways.
Light doors and entry ways.
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Range NCOIC.
Tower operator.
Primary instructor.
Assistant instructor.
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Target
Over
Short
Doubtful
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Leave them out to keep the students' attention
Put them out of sight so the students can reflect
Put them out of sight so they do not distract the students
Place them where the students can review them during a break
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Close combat mission capability kit (CCMCK) M1042
Cartridge, 5.56mm armor piercing (AP) M995
Cartridge, 5.56mm, tracer M856
Cartridge, 5.56mm, ball, M855
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Firing.
Locking.
Feeding.
Unlocking.
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Safety glasses
Eye goggles
Wrap shades
Face shield
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AF Form 55
DD Form 55
HAZMAT Form 55
HAZCOM Form 55
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Everyone's responsibility.
Conducted weekly.
Mandatory.
Optional.
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7
9
11
13
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Trigger control
Breath control.
Sight picture.
Aiming.
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The locking block and lugs are cracked/burred or broken.
The extractor is worn or broken.
The firing pin block is broken
The feed ramp is damaged
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Slide assembly.
Piston assembly.
Receiver assembly.
Cocking handle assembly.
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M232, Dummy.
M196, Tracer.
M200, Blank.
M193, Ball.
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3,725 meters.
1,800 meters.
1,200 meters.
800 meters.
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Correct.
Too loose.
Too tight.
A failure.
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Free information
Strictly controlled
Determined by rank
For official use only (FOUO)
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Semi-annually.
As needed.
Annually.
Monthly.
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4 inches.
3 inches.
2 inches.
1 inch.
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Breech assembly.
Chamber or bore
Feed tray.
Plug.
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Loads the weapon.
Releases the sear.
Moves the feed pawls.
Stripes a round from the belt.
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M993, Armor Piercing (AP).
M973 Short Range Training Ammunition (SRTA), Ball.
M974 Short Range Training Ammunition (SRTA), Tracer.
M80, Ball.
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Up
Down
Right
Left
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Stock.
Barrel.
Magazine.
Receiver.
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Automatic.
Cylinder.
Manual.
Cyclic.
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During cocking cycle.
During unlocking cycle.
During feeding cycle.
During chambering cycle.
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Broken sear.
Broken firing pin.
Damaged extractor.
Insufficient gas pressure.
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An absolute secret
To an absolute minimum
To amount necessary for the installation
Written in the squadron operating procedures
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The supplier or manufacturer of the chemical or agent
The Base Environmental Health Department
The Hazardous Materials Department
The Material Data Section
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If you have enough personnel to staff it.
The type that will best fit your needs.
If the local area will support it.
The amount of money needed.
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Semipartially contained
Partially contained
Fully contained
Noncontained
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Conviction and sincerity
Care and understanding
Insults and put downs
Anger and bias
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Low velocity.
High velocity.
Low explosive.
High explosive.
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To the left.
To the right.
Downward.
Upward.
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Recoil spring.
Receiver sear.
Cartridge rim.
Firing pin.
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