Z2s051 Volume 1. Introduction To Material Management
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What is outlined in AFI 36–2101, Classifying Military Personnel (Officer and Enlisted)?
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Duties and responsibilities for the Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard only.
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Duties and responsibilities for each Air Force career fields or specialties.
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Career progression for the materiel management career field.
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Career progression for each military service agent.
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B. Duties and responsibilities for each Air Force career fields or specialties.Explanation
The correct answer is "Duties and responsibilities for each Air Force career fields or specialties." This answer is supported by the fact that AFI 36-2101 is a document that outlines the classification of military personnel, which includes their duties and responsibilities. It is not specific to the Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard only, career progression in the materiel management career field, or career progression for each military service agent.Rate this question:
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Materiel management specialists are not responsible for
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Providing support to maintenance activities.
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Researching and identifying materiel requirements.
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Directing policy and guidance for career field.
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Preparing, analyzing, and evaluating reports, procedures, and policy data.
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C. Directing policy and guidance for career field.Explanation
Materiel management specialists are responsible for providing support to maintenance activities, researching and identifying materiel requirements, and preparing, analyzing, and evaluating reports, procedures, and policy data. However, they are not responsible for directing policy and guidance for the career field.Rate this question:
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The purpose of the Air Force Logistics Career Broadening Program is to promote a betterunderstanding of the whole materiel management system through the cross-utilization of training,knowledge, experience, and
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A. interfaces.
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B. processes.
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C. perspectives.
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D. provisioning.
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C. C. perspectives.Explanation
The purpose of the Air Force Logistics Career Broadening Program is to promote a better understanding of the whole materiel management system through cross-utilization of training, knowledge, experience, and perspectives. This suggests that the program aims to provide participants with different viewpoints and ways of thinking about the materiel management system. By exposing them to various perspectives, the program helps individuals develop a more comprehensive understanding of the system and potentially identify new approaches or solutions to challenges.Rate this question:
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For you to be eligible to apply for the Air Force Logistics Career Broadening Program, youmay have up to but not including how many years of time-in-service?
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9
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11
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13
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15
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D. 15Explanation
The correct answer is 15. This means that in order to be eligible to apply for the Air Force Logistics Career Broadening Program, an individual must have served for at least 15 years.Rate this question:
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What two organizations provide wholesale logistics experience for selected materielmanagement noncommissioned officers (NCO)?
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Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) and General Services Administration (GSA).
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Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and AFMC
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GSA and Materiel Management System
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Materiel Management System and DLA
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B. Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and AFMCExplanation
The correct answer is Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and AFMC. These two organizations provide wholesale logistics experience for selected materiel management noncommissioned officers (NCO). The Defense Logistics Agency is responsible for providing logistics support to the military services and other federal agencies, including wholesale logistics management. The Air Force Materiel Command is responsible for providing logistics support to the United States Air Force, including wholesale logistics management. Therefore, these two organizations offer the necessary experience and expertise in wholesale logistics for selected NCOs in materiel management.Rate this question:
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Which Expeditionary Logistics 21st Century (eLog21) effect ensures logistics decisions aremade and actions are taken with an understanding of their impact across the entire Air Force?
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One: Enterprise view.
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Two: Integrated processes.
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Three: Optimized resources
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Four: Integrated technology
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A. One: Enterprise view.Explanation
The correct answer is One: Enterprise view. This effect ensures that logistics decisions are made and actions are taken with an understanding of their impact across the entire Air Force. It emphasizes the importance of taking a holistic approach to logistics, considering the needs and goals of the entire organization rather than just focusing on individual units or departments. By adopting an enterprise view, the Air Force can optimize its resources, streamline processes, and make more informed and effective logistics decisions.Rate this question:
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In support of the Expeditionary Logistics 21st Century’s (eLog21) integrated processes,which is not a resource?
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Financial.
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Acquisition.
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Technology.
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Infrastructure.
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C. Technology.Explanation
In the context of Expeditionary Logistics 21st Century's (eLog21) integrated processes, technology is not considered a resource. Resources typically refer to tangible assets or capabilities that can be utilized to achieve a specific objective. In this case, financial, acquisition, and infrastructure are all resources that play a crucial role in supporting the eLog21 processes. However, technology is not categorized as a resource in this context, as it is likely seen as a tool or enabler that supports the utilization of resources rather than being a resource itself.Rate this question:
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What source of supply has responsibility for cradle-to-grave management of every Air Forceweapon system?
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Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service (DRMS).
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General Services Administration (GSA).
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Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC).
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Defense Logistics Agency (DLA).
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C. Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC).Explanation
The Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) is responsible for cradle-to-grave management of every Air Force weapon system. This means that AFMC oversees the entire lifecycle of these systems, from their initial development and acquisition to their eventual retirement and disposal. AFMC ensures that these weapon systems are properly maintained, repaired, and upgraded throughout their service life, and they also handle the disposal and retirement process in an environmentally responsible manner. This comprehensive management approach ensures that the Air Force's weapon systems are effectively and efficiently utilized throughout their lifespan.Rate this question:
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Which source of supply provides support for peacetime maintenance requirements andwartime demands to major weapon systems?
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Air Logistics Complex (ALC).
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Defense Logistics Agency (DLA).
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Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC).
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Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service (DRMS).
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A. Air Logistics Complex (ALC).Explanation
The Air Logistics Complex (ALC) is the correct answer because it provides support for both peacetime maintenance requirements and wartime demands to major weapon systems. The ALC is responsible for the repair, overhaul, and modification of weapon systems and components, ensuring their availability and readiness for military operations. It plays a crucial role in sustaining the operational capability of the Air Force by providing timely and efficient logistics support. The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) is responsible for the overall logistics support to the military, but the ALC specifically focuses on supporting weapon systems. The Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) is responsible for the acquisition, sustainment, and development of weapon systems, but the ALC falls under its jurisdiction. The Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service (DRMS) deals with the disposal and reuse of excess military equipment and supplies, which is not directly related to providing support for maintenance and wartime demands.Rate this question:
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Local manufacture is a term that describes an item
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Designed by a local commodity center.
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Sourced from another branch of service.
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Fabricated by a maintenance activity on base.
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Purchased by an organization using the government purchase card (GPC).
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C. Fabricated by a maintenance activity on base.Explanation
The term "local manufacture" refers to the process of creating an item within a maintenance activity located on a military base. This means that the item is not sourced from another branch of service or purchased using the government purchase card. Instead, it is designed and fabricated locally, indicating that the maintenance activity has the capability to produce the item on its own.Rate this question:
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What source of supply consists of vendors from the local community?
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Local manufacture.
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Local purchase.
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Lateral support.
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Other services.
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B. Local purchase.Explanation
The correct answer is local purchase because it refers to the act of buying goods or services from vendors within the local community. This source of supply supports the local economy and promotes community development. Local purchase also helps to reduce transportation costs and carbon footprint associated with long-distance supply chains.Rate this question:
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What section gives maintenance repair functions in a single facility?
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Local purchase.
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Local manufacture.
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Defense Logistics Agency (DLA).
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Centralized repair facility.
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D. Centralized repair facility.Explanation
A centralized repair facility is a section that provides maintenance repair functions in a single facility. This means that all repair activities are conducted in one location, allowing for efficient coordination and management of maintenance and repair tasks. This helps streamline the repair process and ensures that all necessary repairs are carried out effectively and in a timely manner. Local purchase, local manufacture, and the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) are not specifically related to providing maintenance repair functions in a single facility.Rate this question:
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Who serves as the primary point of contact for interfacing with the Air Force SustainmentCenter (AFSC) on behalf of maintenance customers?
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Flight service center (FSC).
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Defense Logistics Agency (DLA).
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Centralize repair facility.
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Maintenance support liaison (MSL).
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D. Maintenance support liaison (MSL).Explanation
The Maintenance Support Liaison (MSL) serves as the primary point of contact for interfacing with the Air Force Sustainment Center (AFSC) on behalf of maintenance customers. They act as a liaison between the AFSC and the maintenance customers, ensuring effective communication and coordination between the two parties. The MSL is responsible for addressing any maintenance-related issues, providing support and guidance to the customers, and facilitating the flow of information between the AFSC and the maintenance customers.Rate this question:
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Which class of supply includes weapons?
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II.
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IV
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VI.
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VIII.
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A. II.Explanation
Class II includes weapons.Rate this question:
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Which class of supply consists of ammunition?
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III.
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V.
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VII.
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IX.
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B. V.Explanation
Class V consists of ammunition.Rate this question:
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What best describes Class III items?
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Subsistence.
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Petroleum, oil, and lubricants (POL).
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Construction.
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Ammunition.
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B. Petroleum, oil, and lubricants (POL).Explanation
Class III items refer to petroleum, oil, and lubricants (POL). This category includes various fuels, oils, and lubricants used by the military for their operations. These items are crucial for maintaining and operating military vehicles, machinery, and equipment. Class III items are essential for ensuring the readiness and effectiveness of the armed forces in the field.Rate this question:
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Which class of supply consists of construction?
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IV.
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V.
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VI.
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VII.
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A. IV.Explanation
Class IV supplies consist of construction materials and equipment. This class includes items such as lumber, cement, nails, and other materials used for construction purposes. These supplies are essential for building and maintaining infrastructure, such as roads, buildings, and bridges. Class IV supplies are crucial for military operations and are managed and distributed by the logistics department.Rate this question:
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What best describes Class VI items?
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Ammunition.
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Major end items.
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Medical materiel.
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Personal demand items.
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D. Personal demand items.Explanation
Class VI items are personal demand items, meaning they are items that are consumed or used by individuals for personal use. This can include items such as toiletries, clothing, and other personal necessities. Ammunition refers to Class V items, major end items refer to large equipment or systems, and medical materiel refers to Class VIII items.Rate this question:
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What best describes Class VII items?
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Ammunition.
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Major end items.
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Medical materiel.
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Personal demand items.
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B. Major end items.Explanation
Class VII items are major end items. Major end items refer to large and expensive pieces of equipment that are essential for military operations. These items are typically complex and require significant resources for procurement, maintenance, and disposal. Ammunition, medical materiel, and personal demand items do not fall under the category of major end items.Rate this question:
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What best describes Class IX items?
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Repair parts
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Major end items.
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Medical materiel
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Materiel to support nonmilitary programs
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A. Repair partsExplanation
Class IX items refer to repair parts. These are specific components or parts that are used to fix or replace damaged or faulty equipment. Class IX items are essential for maintaining and repairing military equipment, ensuring that they remain in working order and ready for use. Unlike major end items, which are complete systems or equipment, repair parts are smaller components that are necessary for the overall functionality of the equipment. Therefore, repair parts are the best description for Class IX items.Rate this question:
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Which class of supply consists of repair parts?
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VII.
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VIII.
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IX.
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X.
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C. IX.Explanation
Class IX consists of repair parts. This class of supply includes items such as components, assemblies, and subassemblies that are used for the repair, overhaul, or modification of equipment. These repair parts are essential for maintaining and restoring the functionality of various systems and equipment.Rate this question:
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What best describes Class X items?
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Repair parts.
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Major end items.
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Medical materiel.
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Materiel to support nonmilitary programs.
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D. Materiel to support nonmilitary programs.Explanation
Class X items refer to materiel that is specifically designated to support nonmilitary programs. This means that these items are not intended for use in military operations or activities, but rather for supporting civilian or nonmilitary initiatives. It is important to distinguish Class X items from other categories such as repair parts, major end items, or medical materiel, as these are all different classifications with specific purposes.Rate this question:
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What provides a unique framework that links performance metrics, processes, bestpractices, and people into a unified structure?
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Supply-chain operations reference (SCOR).
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Air Expeditionary Forces (AEF).
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Unit type code (UTC).
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Operation plan.
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A. Supply-chain operations reference (SCOR).Explanation
The correct answer is Supply-chain operations reference (SCOR). SCOR provides a unique framework that connects performance metrics, processes, best practices, and people into a unified structure. It is a widely used model for managing and measuring supply chain activities and performance. SCOR helps organizations to align their supply chain strategies with business goals and improve overall supply chain efficiency and effectiveness. It provides a standardized language and set of metrics that enable companies to benchmark their performance against industry standards and identify areas for improvement.Rate this question:
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Which logistics readiness squadron (LRS) flight consists of the Asset Management,Maintenance Support, and Customer Support sections?
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Fuels Management.
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Vehicle Management.
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Materiel Management.
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Deployment and Distribution.
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C. Materiel Management.Explanation
The Materiel Management flight consists of the Asset Management, Maintenance Support, and Customer Support sections. This flight is responsible for managing and maintaining the equipment and supplies needed for military operations. They ensure that the right materials are available at the right time and in the right place.Rate this question:
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What logistics readiness squadron (LRS) flight provides centralized command and control,planning, and execution of all wing deployment operations and the distribution of cargo,passengers, and personal property?
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Traffic Management.
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Materiel Management.
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Management and Systems.
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Deployment and Distribution.
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D. Deployment and Distribution.Explanation
The correct answer is Deployment and Distribution. The question is asking for the logistics readiness squadron (LRS) flight that is responsible for centralized command and control, planning, and execution of wing deployment operations, as well as the distribution of cargo, passengers, and personal property. The Deployment and Distribution flight is specifically tasked with these responsibilities, making it the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Which specialized center will be the hub for the integration and management ofmaintenance/supply chain capabilities?
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Air Force Test Center (AFTC).
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Air Force Research Lab (AFRL).
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Air Force Sustainment Center (AFSC).
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Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center (AFNWC).
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C. Air Force Sustainment Center (AFSC).Explanation
The Air Force Sustainment Center (AFSC) will be the hub for the integration and management of maintenance/supply chain capabilities. This center is responsible for providing sustainment support to the Air Force, including maintenance, repair, and supply chain management. It ensures that the necessary resources and capabilities are available to support the operational readiness of Air Force aircraft and equipment. The AFSC plays a critical role in ensuring that maintenance and supply chain operations are effectively coordinated and managed, making it the appropriate choice for this role.Rate this question:
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What is the Air Force Sustainment Center’s (AFSC) mission?
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Provide research and technology development.
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Provide acquisition management for weapon systems.
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Validate and improve weapon system capabilities.
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Sustain weapon system readiness.
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D. Sustain weapon system readiness.Explanation
The Air Force Sustainment Center's (AFSC) mission is to sustain weapon system readiness. This means that their main objective is to ensure that the Air Force's weapon systems are maintained, repaired, and kept in a state of readiness to be deployed whenever necessary. They are responsible for managing the logistics, maintenance, and support of these systems to ensure their continued operational effectiveness.Rate this question:
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Which process is not one of the four supply major processes in the materiel managementsystem?
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Administration.
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Item accounting.
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File maintenance.
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Accounting and finance.
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A. Administration.Explanation
The correct answer is Administration. In the materiel management system, the four major supply processes are item accounting, file maintenance, and accounting and finance. Administration, although an important aspect of overall management, is not considered one of the four major processes specifically related to supply management.Rate this question:
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What materiel management system process activates if assets are insufficient to satisfy therequirement on the requested item?
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Receipt.
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Turn-in.
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Due-out.
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Shipment.
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C. Due-out.Explanation
If assets are insufficient to satisfy the requirement on the requested item, the materiel management system process that is activated is the due-out process. This process involves identifying the shortage and creating a due-out document, which serves as a request to obtain the required item from an external source. The due-out document is then forwarded to the appropriate authority for further action, such as initiating procurement or requesting transfer from another location.Rate this question:
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Which maintenance process updates various basic and support records, such as itemrecords, routing identifier records, and warehouse locations?
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Interchangeable and substitute group (ISG).
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Miscellaneous file maintenance.
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Follow-up.
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Status.
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B. Miscellaneous file maintenance.Explanation
The correct answer is Miscellaneous file maintenance. This process involves updating various basic and support records such as item records, routing identifier records, and warehouse locations. It is a maintenance process that ensures the accuracy and completeness of these records, allowing for efficient operations and inventory management.Rate this question:
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How many different types of reports can be processed through the materiel managementcomputer system?
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5
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6
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7
- D.
8
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A. 5Explanation
The materiel management computer system can process 5 different types of reports.Rate this question:
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What Department of Defense (DOD) instruction implements requirements and proceduresfor materiel manager and others who need to work within the supply system?
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4100.39-M, Management.
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4120.24-M, Defense Management System.
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4140.1-R, DOD Supply Chain Materiel Management Regulation.
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4500.9-R, Defense Logistics Systems Manual.
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C. 4140.1-R, DOD Supply Chain Materiel Management Regulation.Explanation
The correct answer is 4140.1-R, DOD Supply Chain Materiel Management Regulation. This instruction implements requirements and procedures for materiel managers and others who need to work within the supply system.Rate this question:
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Which functional area does Defense Logistics Manual (DLM) 4000.25, Defense LogisticsManagement System Manual, not pertain to?
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Maintenance.
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Finance.
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Supply.
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Safety.
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D. Safety.Explanation
The Defense Logistics Manual (DLM) 4000.25, Defense Logistics Management System Manual, pertains to the functional areas of Maintenance, Finance, and Supply. However, it does not pertain to the functional area of Safety.Rate this question:
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What process governs logistics functional business management standards and practices?
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Defense logistics management system.
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Supply management activity group.
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Degraded operations.
- D.
Mission capable.
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A. Defense logistics management system.Explanation
The correct answer is Defense logistics management system. The Defense logistics management system is a process that governs logistics functional business management standards and practices. It is a system specifically designed for managing and coordinating the logistics activities of the defense sector. This system ensures that the logistics operations are efficient, effective, and aligned with the overall objectives of the defense organization. It helps in streamlining the supply chain, optimizing inventory management, and ensuring timely delivery of goods and services to support military operations.Rate this question:
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Which research process provides chapters and sections on the publication requestedallowing you to scroll to the corresponding document?
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Inquiry.
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Find tool.
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Table of contents.
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Consolidated transaction history.
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C. Table of contents.Explanation
The table of contents is a research process that provides chapters and sections on the publication requested, allowing you to easily navigate and scroll to the corresponding document. It acts as a guide, outlining the structure and organization of the publication, making it convenient to find specific information within the document.Rate this question:
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How many characters make up a national stock number (NSN)?
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12
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13
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14
- D.
15
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B. 13Explanation
A national stock number (NSN) consists of 13 characters. NSNs are used to identify and classify items of supply in the military supply chain. Each NSN consists of a 4-digit federal supply class (FSC) code, a 2-digit country code, a 9-digit national item identification number (NIIN), and a check digit. The FSC code represents the broad category of the item, the country code indicates the country of origin, the NIIN provides a unique identification for the specific item, and the check digit is used for error detection. Therefore, the correct answer is 13.Rate this question:
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What two entities make up the national stock number?
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National item identification number (NIIN) and materiel management code (MMC).
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Federal supply classification (FSC) and NIIN.
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FSC and MMC.
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MMC and commercial and government entity (CGE).
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B. Federal supply classification (FSC) and NIIN.Explanation
The national stock number is made up of two entities: the Federal supply classification (FSC) and the national item identification number (NIIN). FSC is a code that categorizes items based on their characteristics and intended use, while NIIN is a unique identification number assigned to each item in the national stock system. Together, these two entities provide a standardized and efficient way to identify and manage items within the national stock system.Rate this question:
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How many major types of inquiries are there in the materiel management system?
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4
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3
- C.
2
- D.
1
Correct Answer
A. 4Explanation
There are four major types of inquiries in the materiel management system. The question asks for the number of major types of inquiries, and the correct answer is 4.Rate this question:
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Which action code on an item record inquiry in the materiel management system is used toobtain specific information?
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Record retrieval.
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Supply management.
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Type record account.
- D.
Transaction exception.
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A. Record retrieval.Explanation
The action code "Record retrieval" on an item record inquiry in the materiel management system is used to obtain specific information. This action allows the user to retrieve and access specific details or data related to an item record. It enables the user to view and extract the desired information from the system, providing them with the specific data they need for analysis, decision-making, or any other purpose.Rate this question:
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Which record retrieval code in the materiel management system gives you the transactionhistory when processing an inquiry?
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1
- B.
2
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3
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4
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D. 4Explanation
Record retrieval code 4 in the material management system gives you the transaction history when processing an inquiry.Rate this question:
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What data can be obtained when using record retrieval code 5 on an item record inquiry?
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Detail record.
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Part number record.
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Repair cycle record.
- D.
Consolidated transaction history.
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C. Repair cycle record.Explanation
When using record retrieval code 5 on an item record inquiry, the data that can be obtained is the repair cycle record. This means that the information related to the repairs and maintenance performed on the item can be accessed. The repair cycle record provides details such as the dates of repairs, types of repairs, and any other relevant information regarding the item's repair history.Rate this question:
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What releveling flag is used on a requirements computation inquiry in the materielmanagement system to provide a summary of information about a given stock number?
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C
- B.
D
- C.
F
- D.
R
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D. RExplanation
The correct answer is R. The "R" flag is used on a requirements computation inquiry in the materiel management system to provide a summary of information about a given stock number. This flag allows users to obtain a consolidated view of the requirements and demand for a specific stock number, helping them make informed decisions about inventory management and procurement.Rate this question:
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Under the consolidated transaction history (CTH) system, which type inquiry allows you toselect records using the stock number and transaction date?
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Stock number.
- B.
Transaction serial number
- C.
Batch miscellaneous option
- D.
Batch transaction date and serial number.
Correct Answer
A. Stock number.Explanation
The correct answer is Stock number. In the consolidated transaction history (CTH) system, selecting records using the stock number and transaction date would be done through the Stock number inquiry. This inquiry allows users to search for specific transactions by inputting the stock number and transaction date as search criteria. The system will then retrieve and display the relevant records matching the specified stock number and transaction date.Rate this question:
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Which program in the materiel management system takes control of computer processingwhen an error is detected during processing of a transaction?
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Reject
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Inquiry
- C.
Management notice
- D.
Management support
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A. RejectExplanation
The program in the materiel management system that takes control of computer processing when an error is detected during processing of a transaction is "Reject." This program is responsible for identifying and flagging any errors or inconsistencies in the transaction data, and it halts further processing to prevent the error from propagating. By rejecting the transaction, the program ensures that the error is addressed and resolved before proceeding with any further processing.Rate this question:
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Who is responsible for ensuring all rejects are corrected from computer records?
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Flight chief.
- B.
Logistics manager.
- C.
Operations officer.
- D.
Logistics readiness squadron (LRS) commander.
Correct Answer
A. Flight chief.Explanation
The flight chief is responsible for ensuring all rejects are corrected from computer records. This role typically involves overseeing the operations and activities of the flight, including managing personnel and resources. As part of their responsibilities, the flight chief would ensure that any rejected items or errors in computer records are identified and rectified in a timely manner. They would coordinate with relevant personnel and departments to address and correct these issues, ensuring the accuracy and integrity of the computer records.Rate this question:
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Management notices can be readily identified by what letters preceding the managementcode and phrase?
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MAN
- B.
MGT
- C.
MNT
- D.
MMT
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B. MGTExplanation
Management notices can be readily identified by the letters "MGT" preceding the management code and phrase.Rate this question:
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Which product of the materiel management system is used to ensure rejects are processed ina timely manner?
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D818.
- B.
D097
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D043.
- D.
D019.
Correct Answer
A. D818.Explanation
D818 is the correct answer because it is the product of the materiel management system that is specifically designed to ensure rejects are processed in a timely manner.Rate this question:
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What listing shows all force-deleted rejects processed through the reject processor program?
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D04
- B.
D20
- C.
Q09.
- D.
Q10.
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B. D20Explanation
The listing that shows all force-deleted rejects processed through the reject processor program is D20.Rate this question:
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Which individual must ensure force deletions from the reject processor program areprocessed for valid reason only?
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Logistics readiness squadron (LRS) commander.
- B.
Squadron superintendent.
- C.
Operations officer.
- D.
Flight chief.
Correct Answer
D. Flight chief.Explanation
The Flight Chief must ensure force deletions from the reject processor program are processed for valid reasons only. This is because the Flight Chief is responsible for managing and supervising the daily operations of the flight, including overseeing personnel and ensuring that tasks are carried out in accordance with regulations and policies. Force deletions from the reject processor program involve removing items or individuals from the program forcefully, and it is important that this is done for valid reasons only to maintain the integrity and effectiveness of the program. Therefore, the Flight Chief is the individual who must ensure this.Rate this question:
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Who, in coordination with the flight chief, determines who will process controlledtransaction identification codes (TRIC) and informs the computer operations terminal securitymanager which controlled TRICs each user identification (user ID) is authorized to process?
- A.
Computer operations supervisor.
- B.
Terminal security monitors.
- C.
Accountable officer.
- D.
Logistics manager.
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B. Terminal security monitors.Explanation
Terminal security monitors, in coordination with the flight chief, determine who will process controlled transaction identification codes (TRIC) and inform the computer operations terminal security manager which controlled TRICs each user identification (user ID) is authorized to process. They play a crucial role in ensuring the security and authorization of users to process specific TRICs, working closely with the flight chief and the computer operations terminal security manager.Rate this question:
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