A2w051 Ure Quiz, Vol. 2 Ammo Iyaayas

1. (211) Call forward allows commands to receive some of their requirements in the beginning of

A. next month.

B. the new year.

C. the fiscal year.

D. the calendar year.

2. (205) What computer database helps the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) maintains munitions accountability and also provides "real-time visibility" to higher headquarters?

A. Munitions Control 2000 (MC2K).

B. Combat Ammunition System (CAS).

C. Integrated Maintenance Data System (IMDS).

D. Core Automated Maintenance System (CAMS).

3. (214) What constitutes a found on base (FOB) turn-in?

A. Assets found inside the central storage area or an approved storage area.

B. Assets issued to the custodial control of a supply point.

C. Assets removed from or left by transient aircraft.

D. Assets issued for consumption.

4. (212) When is the responsibility transferred from the carrier to the munitions personnel?

A. When the items are placed in storage.

B. When the carrier arrives at the base gate.

C. When the in-checker signs for the property.

D. When the carrier arrives in the munitions storage area.

5. (219) When the combat ammunition system (CAS) goes down who establishes the recovery team after off-line processing has been completed?

A. Munitions accountable systems officer (MASO).

B. Munitions flight chief.

C. Document control monitor.

D. Organizational commander.

6. (201) Which munitions element acts as the focal point for daily reconciliation of munitions expenditures and tracking missile flying hours?

A. Line delivery.

B. Munitions control.

C. Munitions storage.

D. Munitions inspection.

7. (201) Emergency action checklists provide what type of information?

A. List of squadron personnel to include name, phone number, and home address.

B. Step-by-step procedures to be followed when an emergency situation occurs.

C. List the different duty sections of Security Forces.

D. Detailed information about installation security.

8. (218) When funding does not permit the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) or designated representative to be present, who requests and performs the inventory?

A. Base commander and one Airman.

B. Operations commander and the primary custodian.

C. MASO requests the commander of the off-base custody account to appoint disinterested individuals.

D. Commander of the off-base custody account requests the MASO to appoint disinterested individuals.

9. (217) All of the following are considered "containers" within combat ammunition system (CAS) except?

A. Alternate mission equipment.

B. Missiles.

C. Aircraft.

D. Trailers.

10. (216) Who provides the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) with a list of individuals authorized to receipt for munitions and explosive items being released for shipment?

A. Flight chief.

B. Supply officer.

C. Transportation officer.

D. Hazardous material officer.

11. (215) Documentation reflecting the expenditure of munitions certifies use for their intended purpose and

A. accounts for the items.

B. shows item responsibility.

C. certifies inspection of the item.

D. declares the item unserviceable.

12. (207) Which of the following are standardized, air transportable package of munitions used in support of specific fighter and bomber aircraft systems?

A. Standard tanks, racks, adapters and pylon packages (STRAPP).

B. Standard air munitions packages (STAMP).

C. Afloat Prepositioned Fleet (APF).

D. Continental United States (CONUS) Stocks.

13. (207) Which of the following are deployable packages of external fuel tanks and jettisonable alternate mission equipment used in support of specific fighter and reconnaissance weapons systems?

A. Standard tanks, racks, adapters and pylon packages (STRAPP).

B. Standard air munitions packages (STAMP).

C. Afloat prepositioned fleet (APF).

D. Continental United States (CONUS) stocks.

14. (215) What process refers to used custody account items?

A. Issue.

B. Receipt.

C. Shipment.

D. Expenditure.

15. (208) When the munitions forecast is returned to the major command (MAJCOM) from the ammunition control point it is called a/an

A. issue.

B. allocation.

C. requisition.

D. requirement.

16. (213) The transfer of a munitions asset that will not be consumed or installed until an unspecified date, to an authorized supply account describes what type of issue?

A. Due-in-for maintenance.

B. Emergency.

C. Custody.

D. Initial.

17. (213) A required one-for-one swap of unserviceable items from a maintenance organization for serviceable replacement items describes what type of issue?

A. Due-in-for maintenance.

B. Emergency.

C. Custody.

D. Initial.

18. (210) What program is used to request supplemental allocations and authorize loading them into combat ammunition system (CAS)?

A. Munitions forecast.

B. Munitions requisition.

C. Supplemental munitions issue request.

D. Supplemental allocation authorization request.

19. (213) Who may authorize verbal or written issue requests for munitions?

A. Munitions control.

B. Munitions storage.

C. Munitions inspection.

D. Munitions accountable systems officer.

20. (213) What process transfers control of munitions to a custodian's control?

A. Requisitioning.

B. Receiving.

C. Shipping.

D. Issuing.

21. (211) On-hand stock is the amount of items a unit has, plus

A. what a unit needs.

B. the amount on order.

C. the amount being shipped.

D. the quantity expended from custody accounts.

22. (211) What is used for requisitioning purposes to offset transportation funding deficits for overseas commands once a year?

A. Receive forward.

B. Receive back.

C. Call forward.

D. Call back.

23. (203) When is an item put in awaiting parts (AWP) status?

A. When the allotted time has run out.

B. When the equipment is not available.

C. When the required personnel are not available.

D. When the required parts to do the maintenance are on order.

24. (201) The initial goal of a base recall is to

A. prepare for war.

B. show unit effectiveness.

C. account for all personnel.

D. bring one squadron back to work for the day.

25. (201) All explosive mishap and Dull Sword reporting is coordinated through which office?

A. Maintenance operation center.

B. Base safety office.

C. Security forces.

D. Transportation.

26. (201) What can be used to make the door of the munitions control facility?

A. A solid wood door with a peep hole.

B. A solid wood door without a peep hole.

C. A hollow wood door with a peep hole.

D. A hollow wood door without a peep hole.

27. (202) What specific purpose is the high/medium security lock control key used for?

A. Maintenance.

B. Primary issue.

C. Secondary issue.

D. Normal operation.

28. (202) What form is used to document the issue and receipt of keys to munitions maintenance and storage facilities?

A. AF IMT 2432, Key issue log.

B. AF IMT 4331 Munitions Transaction Sheet.

C. AF IMT 68 Munitions Authorization Record.

D. AF IMT 2427, Lock and Key Control Register.

29. (202) If primary, spare, and control keys to munitions storage areas are issued, when must a key inventory be performed?

A. Weekly.

B. Monthly.

C. At the end of each shift.

D. At the beginning of each shift.

30. (219) If incomplete or illegible munitions documents are detected, return them to the

A. control element.

B. inspection element.

C. owning commander.

D. responsible organization.

31. (219) Who authorizes personnel access to the document control section?

A. Organizational commander.

B. Document control monitor.

C. Munitions flight chief.

D. Munitions accountable systems officer (MASO).

32. (203) Why is an awaiting maintenance (AWM) work order generated?

(203) Why is an awaiting maintenance (AWM) work order generated?

B. Parts are not available to complete the task.

C. To put the job on hold until the next duty day.

D. Time, equipment, and personnel are not available to complete the task.

33. (205) Generally speaking, "supply discipline" refers to

A. inventory adjustments.

B. proper inventory reporting.

C. meeting the mission at all costs.

D. asset control and documentation.

34. (218) A report of survey is always required when loss involves which controlled inventory item code (CIIC)?

A. Category 3—medium risk.

B. Category B—unclassified.

C. Category 1—very high risk.

D. Category D—low sensitivity.

35. (203) Who normally presides over the weekly scheduling meeting?

A. Immediate supervisors.

B. Squadron commander.

C. Munitions flight chief.

D. Officer in charge (OIC).

36. (218) What is entered on the count sheet during an inventory?

A. Physical count.

B. Warehouse balance.

C. Recap sheet balance.

D. Stock record account balance.

37. (203) The agency initiating a change to the weekly flying schedule routes the AF IMT 2407 through whom?

A. Weapons expeditor.

B. Munitions inspector.

C. Weapons reconciliation officer.

D. Affected production superintendent.

38. (218) Who determines how the actual inventory counting is conducted?

A. Commander

B. Team chief.

C. Supervisor.

D. Munitions accountable systems officer (MASO).

39. (218) What type issue may be processed during a semi-annual inventory?

A. Initial.

B. Emergency.

C. Consumption.

D. Custody account.

40. (218) Who publishes munitions inventory dates?

A. Munitions accountable systems officer.

B. Organizational commander.

C. Munitions flight chief.

D. Account custodian.

41. (221) Individuals must complete the nuclear weapons related material (NWRM) Fundamentals training course prior to performing NWRM duties and ever how many months thereafter?

A. 12 months.

B. 15 months.

C. 24 months.

D. Not required after initial training.

42. (204) Which field in Munitions Command and Control SharePoint (MC2) is used to provide fire symbols for each building?

A. Job status.

B. Facility capability.

C. Missile management.

D. Net explosive weight.

43. (206) Which major command (MAJCOM) provided document contains the type and quantities of conventional munitions to be stocked at your base and indicates those assets stored at other locations for you?

A. Unit committed munitions listing (UCML).

B. Theater allocation buy-budget system (TABBS).

C. War consumable distribution objective (WCDO).

D. Nonnuclear consumables annual analysis (NCAA).

44. (217) The container identification (ID) loaded in combat ammunition system (CAS) should

A. follow the format is outlined in AFI 21–201, Conventional Munitions Maintenance Management.

B. be non-specific to each container type and sub-type.

C. be a minimum of 12 positions in length.

D. be numeric only.

45. (205) Who appoints munitions accountable systems officers (MASO)?

A. Flight chief.

B. Wing commander.

C. Squadron commander.

D. Flight commander.

46. (201) Which agency must be notified of fire and hazard symbol changes to munitions storage magazines?

A. Fire department.

B. Security forces.

C. Base safety office.

D. Explosive ordinance disposal.

47. (206) Who is the base war reserve material (WRM) manager?

A. Munitions flight officer in charge (OIC).

B. Munitions flight chief.

C. Organizational commander.

D. Munitions accountable systems officer.

48. (204) Which field in Munitions Command and Control SharePoint (MC2) is used to monitor progress of explosive operations?

A. Munitions tasks.

B. Personnel status.

C. Munitions trailer status.

D. Time compliance technical order (CTO) status.

49. (214) The munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) must review found on base (FOB) transactions to decide

A. the need for special inventory.

B. if an inspection is necessary.

C. if the item is serviceable.

D. the condition code.

50. (209) What is the quantity of a munitions item that is expected to be available to the command for the designated fiscal year called?

A. Distribution quantity.

B. Requirement.

C. Allocation.

D. Allotment.

51. (213) Who approves the AF IMT 68 Munitions Authorization Record?

A. Account custodian.

B. Munitions flight chief.

C. Senior munitions inspector.

D. Munitions accountable systems officer.

52. (213) From the date of issue, how long does an organization have to use a consumption issue item?

A. 10 calendar days.

B. 15 calendar days.

C. 10 work days.

D. 15 work days.

53. (212) What process introduces an item into the base munitions inventory?

A. Requisitioning.

B. Receiving.

C. Shipping.

D. Issuing.

54. (211) When can the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) exceed approved stock levels when ordering items?

A. Never.

B. Anytime an item is needed.

C. Anytime an item is needed and is major command (MAJCOM) directed.

D. For quantity per unit pack, or quantity per shipping container conditions.

55. (211) What are war reserve materiel (WRM) all-up-round missiles with guidance and control units removed called?

A. Unserviceable missiles.

B. Training missiles.

C. Component parts.

D. Donor missiles.

56. (218) An inventory deadline date is the date

A. the inventory ends.

B. the inventory begins.

C. before the inventory begins.

D. the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) starts inventory preparations.

57. (219) What must be on all munitions supply documents that are permanently filed?

A. Proper storage location.

B. Proper lot numbers and serial numbers.

C. Signature of the organizational commander.

D. Signature of personnel authorized to file documents.

58. (203) Which of the following is not included in the weekly flying schedule?

A. Scheduled takeoff and landing times.

B. Sortie sequence numbers.

C. Munitions configurations.

D. Munitions delivery times.

59. (218) If items are identified as stolen, lost, or damaged during an inventory, the relief of accountability document will provide what type of information?

A. List of magazines and teams used.

B. How well the inventory was conducted.

C. Discrepancies noted during the inventory.

D. Negligence involved, willful misconduct, or deliberate unauthorized use.

60. (203) What is the weekly munitions maintenance schedule based on?

A. Monthly munitions maintenance plan, weekly flying and maintenance schedule.

B. Weekly flying and maintenance schedule and aircrew training requirements.

C. Monthly munitions maintenance plan and aircrew training requirements only.

D. Monthly munitions maintenance plan, aircrew training requirements, and support requirements.

61. (202) How often must you rotate or replace high security locks securing classified munitions?

A. Monthly.

B. Annually.

C. Bimonthly.

D. semiannually.

62. (219) How often must document control files be backed up on the combat ammunition system (CAS)?

A. At least once daily.

B. At least once weekly.

C. At least once monthly.

D. At least once annually.

63. (208) What computer database is utilized by munitions personnel to manage forecasts and allocations throughout the Air Force and is accessed through the Combat Ammunition System (CAS)?

A. Munitions Control 2000 (MC2K).

B. Agile Munitions Support Tool (AMST).

C. Integrated Maintenance Data System (IMDS).

D. Core Automated Maintenance System (CAMS).

64. (209) What major category code is used for items expected to be expended?

A. T.

B. F.

C. D.

D. A.

65. (210) What are supplemental allocations requests called once they are approved?

A. Allocations.

B. Special levels.

C. Stock requirements.

D. Redistribution orders.

66. (211) What is considered before the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) can declare a mission capability (MICAP) condition exists?

A. Check to see if there are any substitute items on hand.

B. Warehouse facilities are checked to release any out shipments.

C. Ensure the receiving element has released all items due-out to the organization.

D. Check accountable records to see if any unserviceable asset can be used until a replacement item arrives on base.

67. (216) What are shipments of property from the controlling accountable account to the defense reutilization and marketing office called?

A. Transfers.

B. Movements.

C. Special movements.

D. Relief of accountability.

68. (216) Who must ensure the munitions shipment is properly safeguarded while transported?

A. Munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) and senior munitions inspector.

B. Storage and senior munitions inspector.

C. Transportation officer and storage.

D. Transportation officer and MASO.

69. (213) Which term identifies an unfilled issue request?

A. Due-out.

B. Custody issue.

C. Unsatisfactory request.

D. Due-in-from-maintenance.

70. (210) How often are time change requirements provided to the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO)?

A. Weekly.

B. Monthly.

C. Quarterly.

D. Semi-annual.

71. (211) How many calendar days before the next quarter of the calendar year does continental United States (CONUS) bases submit consolidated requisitions for time change items?

A. 30 and 45.

B. 45 and 60.

C. 60 and 90.

D. 90 and 180.

72. (220) Transfer accountability of deployed training assets to the gaining munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) of an established stock record account number (SRAN) if deployment is longer than

A. 30 days.

B. 60 days.

C. 90 days.

D. 120 days.

73. (220) To process an import action in the AM2W1A Expeditor Management program, the following information is required to be entered except the

A. wing designator and squadron.

B. aircraft tail number.

C. munitions load.

D. structure.

74. (221) What nuclear weapons related material (NWRM) assets are managed in combat ammunition system (CAS)?

A. War reserve weapons.

B. Major assemblies.

C. TYPE Trainers.

D. Components.

75. (202) In accordance with DoD 5100.76-M, you should audit keys, locks, and cylinders

A. monthly.

B. annually.

C. bimonthly.

D. semiannually.

76. (201) Which agency would you coordinate matters concerning risk category changes in munitions storage structures?

A. Base safety office.

B. Central security control.

C. Explosive ordnance disposal.

D. Maintenance operations center.

77. (204) Which website is utilized to maintain status and tracking of munitions activities on an installation?

A. Combat Ammunition System (CAS).

B. Tactical Munitions Reporting System (TMRS).

C. Integrated Maintenance Data System (IMDS).

D. Munitions Command and Control SharePoint (MC2).

78. (218) Which method is used to perform complete inventories?

A. Closed-warehouse.

B. Open-warehouse.

C. Ceiling-to-floor.

D. Wall-to-floor.

79. (218) The munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) will inventory each custody account once every

A. week.

B. month.

C. six months.

D. twelve months.

80. (209) What major category code is used to replace worn-out and damaged items?

A. S.

B. F.

C. D.

D. A.

81. (211) How many calendar days before the next quarter of the calendar year does outside the continental United States (OCONUS) bases submit consolidated requisitions for time change items?

A. 30 and 45.

B. 45 and 60.

C. 60 and 90.

D. 90 and 120.

82. (206) What documents missile requirements and applicable theater allocations?

A. Tactical air missile program (TAMP).

B. Detailed logistics allocation report (DLAR).

C. Theater allocation buy-budget system (TABBS).

D. Nonnuclear consumables annual analysis (NCAA).

83. (215) The consuming organization or activity provides the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) with expenditure documents within how many duty days after the expenditure has taken place?

A. 5.

B. 10.

C. 15.

D. 30.

84. (219) An ammunition disposition request (ADR) will be returned to document control for filling within how many workdays after disposition instructions are complied with before they are considered delinquent documents?

A. 1.

B. 5.

C. 10.

D. 20.

85. (219) Issue and expenditure paperwork must be returned to document control for filling within how many work days from processing before they are considered delinquent documents?

A. 1.

B. 5.

C. 10.

D. 20.

A2w051 Ure Quiz, Vol. 2 Ammo Iyaayas

1. (211) Call forward allows commands to receive some of their requirements in the beginning of

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. (205) What computer database helps the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) maintains munitions accountability and also provides "real-time visibility" to higher headquarters?

3. (214) What constitutes a found on base (FOB) turn-in?

4. (212) When is the responsibility transferred from the carrier to the munitions personnel?

5. (219) When the combat ammunition system (CAS) goes down who establishes the recovery team after off-line processing has been completed?

6. (201) Which munitions element acts as the focal point for daily reconciliation of munitions expenditures and tracking missile flying hours?

7. (201) Emergency action checklists provide what type of information?

8. (218) When funding does not permit the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) or designated representative to be present, who requests and performs the inventory?

9. (217) All of the following are considered "containers" within combat ammunition system (CAS) except?

10. (216) Who provides the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) with a list of individuals authorized to receipt for munitions and explosive items being released for shipment?

11. (215) Documentation reflecting the expenditure of munitions certifies use for their intended purpose and

12. (207) Which of the following are standardized, air transportable package of munitions used in support of specific fighter and bomber aircraft systems?

13. (207) Which of the following are deployable packages of external fuel tanks and jettisonable alternate mission equipment used in support of specific fighter and reconnaissance weapons systems?

14. (215) What process refers to used custody account items?

15. (208) When the munitions forecast is returned to the major command (MAJCOM) from the ammunition control point it is called a/an

16. (213) The transfer of a munitions asset that will not be consumed or installed until an unspecified date, to an authorized supply account describes what type of issue?

17. (213) A required one-for-one swap of unserviceable items from a maintenance organization for serviceable replacement items describes what type of issue?

18. (210) What program is used to request supplemental allocations and authorize loading them into combat ammunition system (CAS)?

19. (213) Who may authorize verbal or written issue requests for munitions?

20. (213) What process transfers control of munitions to a custodian's control?

21. (211) On-hand stock is the amount of items a unit has, plus

22. (211) What is used for requisitioning purposes to offset transportation funding deficits for overseas commands once a year?

23. (203) When is an item put in awaiting parts (AWP) status?

24. (201) The initial goal of a base recall is to

25. (201) All explosive mishap and Dull Sword reporting is coordinated through which office?

26. (201) What can be used to make the door of the munitions control facility?

27. (202) What specific purpose is the high/medium security lock control key used for?

28. (202) What form is used to document the issue and receipt of keys to munitions maintenance and storage facilities?

29. (202) If primary, spare, and control keys to munitions storage areas are issued, when must a key inventory be performed?

30. (219) If incomplete or illegible munitions documents are detected, return them to the

31. (219) Who authorizes personnel access to the document control section?

32. (203) Why is an awaiting maintenance (AWM) work order generated?

33. (205) Generally speaking, "supply discipline" refers to

34. (218) A report of survey is always required when loss involves which controlled inventory item code (CIIC)?

35. (203) Who normally presides over the weekly scheduling meeting?

36. (218) What is entered on the count sheet during an inventory?

37. (203) The agency initiating a change to the weekly flying schedule routes the AF IMT 2407 through whom?

38. (218) Who determines how the actual inventory counting is conducted?

39. (218) What type issue may be processed during a semi-annual inventory?

40. (218) Who publishes munitions inventory dates?

41. (221) Individuals must complete the nuclear weapons related material (NWRM) Fundamentals training course prior to performing NWRM duties and ever how many months thereafter?

42. (204) Which field in Munitions Command and Control SharePoint (MC2) is used to provide fire symbols for each building?

43. (206) Which major command (MAJCOM) provided document contains the type and quantities of conventional munitions to be stocked at your base and indicates those assets stored at other locations for you?

44. (217) The container identification (ID) loaded in combat ammunition system (CAS) should

45. (205) Who appoints munitions accountable systems officers (MASO)?

46. (201) Which agency must be notified of fire and hazard symbol changes to munitions storage magazines?

47. (206) Who is the base war reserve material (WRM) manager?

48. (204) Which field in Munitions Command and Control SharePoint (MC2) is used to monitor progress of explosive operations?

49. (214) The munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) must review found on base (FOB) transactions to decide

50. (209) What is the quantity of a munitions item that is expected to be available to the command for the designated fiscal year called?

51. (213) Who approves the AF IMT 68 Munitions Authorization Record?

52. (213) From the date of issue, how long does an organization have to use a consumption issue item?

53. (212) What process introduces an item into the base munitions inventory?

54. (211) When can the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) exceed approved stock levels when ordering items?

55. (211) What are war reserve materiel (WRM) all-up-round missiles with guidance and control units removed called?

56. (218) An inventory deadline date is the date

57. (219) What must be on all munitions supply documents that are permanently filed?

58. (203) Which of the following is not included in the weekly flying schedule?

59. (218) If items are identified as stolen, lost, or damaged during an inventory, the relief of accountability document will provide what type of information?

60. (203) What is the weekly munitions maintenance schedule based on?

61. (202) How often must you rotate or replace high security locks securing classified munitions?

62. (219) How often must document control files be backed up on the combat ammunition system (CAS)?

63. (208) What computer database is utilized by munitions personnel to manage forecasts and allocations throughout the Air Force and is accessed through the Combat Ammunition System (CAS)?

64. (209) What major category code is used for items expected to be expended?

65. (210) What are supplemental allocations requests called once they are approved?

66. (211) What is considered before the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) can declare a mission capability (MICAP) condition exists?

67. (216) What are shipments of property from the controlling accountable account to the defense reutilization and marketing office called?

68. (216) Who must ensure the munitions shipment is properly safeguarded while transported?

69. (213) Which term identifies an unfilled issue request?

70. (210) How often are time change requirements provided to the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO)?

71. (211) How many calendar days before the next quarter of the calendar year does continental United States (CONUS) bases submit consolidated requisitions for time change items?

72. (220) Transfer accountability of deployed training assets to the gaining munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) of an established stock record account number (SRAN) if deployment is longer than

73. (220) To process an import action in the AM2W1A Expeditor Management program, the following information is required to be entered except the

74. (221) What nuclear weapons related material (NWRM) assets are managed in combat ammunition system (CAS)?

75. (202) In accordance with DoD 5100.76-M, you should audit keys, locks, and cylinders

76. (201) Which agency would you coordinate matters concerning risk category changes in munitions storage structures?

77. (204) Which website is utilized to maintain status and tracking of munitions activities on an installation?