This quiz, titled '1W071 CDC Book 2', assesses knowledge in Meteorological and Oceanographic (METOC) operations, focusing on doctrine, coordination, and support roles. It is essential for professionals ensuring effective weather-related support in military operations.
Standardized procedures are used by the majority of the unit.
Procedures are in place for most personnel while performing tasks.
Procedures are used by personnel while performing combat operations.
Standardized procedures are used by all personnel while performing specific duties.
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Senior observer.
Most experienced forecaster.
Top technical performer.
Unit commander or chief.
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Postal service employees.
Air traffic control (ATC).
Flightline personnel.
Security forces.
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Air Force Weather Agency (AFWA) Tech Note 98–002, Meteorological Techniques.
Flight Information Publication (FLIP).
Air Force Manual (AFMAN) 15–127, Air Force Weather Qualification and Training.
Air Force Manual (AFMAN) 15–129, Air and Space Weather Operations.
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Your customers must be identified.
A WSP chief must be appointed.
The operations group commander must approve the process.
The senior observer or administrative personnel must approve the process.
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14th Weather Squadron.
Air Force Weather Agency/A3 (AFWA/A3).
Its parent Operational Weather Squadron (OWS).
Its parent major command (MAJCOM), forward operating agency (FOA).
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Air Force Weather Agency (AFWA) Tech Note 98–002, Meteorological Techniques.
Air Force Manual (AFMAN) 15–111, Surface Weather Observations.
AFMAN 15–127, Air Force Weather Qualification and Training.
AFMAN 15–129, Air and Space Weather Operations
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Civilian forecaster.
Flight commander or chief and unit leadership.
Senior observer or administrative personnel if available.
Operations group commander, if at an operational installation.
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Identify negative trends and oversee corrective actions.
Assess the technical capabilities of Air Force weather forces.
Provide a means of self-evaluation improvement to help focus resources.
Decertify any personnel who are incapable of accomplishing the mission.
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Equal Opportunity and Treatment Program.
Investment strategies.
Substance abuse.
Leave.
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Tactics, techniques, and procedures.
Language, directives, and communications.
Language, equipment design, and communications.
Language, techniques, data formats, and communications.
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National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA).
United States Geological Survey (USGS).
Soil Conservation Service (SCS).
Army Corps of Engineers.
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Center (NMOC).
National Weather Service (NWS).
Office of Operational Systems.
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Review current publications and applicable guidance.
Consult the unit commander to determine what your suspense is.
Check the duty section for old OIs and SOPs covering other items.
Notify the Air Force technical library maintainer that you’re writing a publication.
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Quarterly
Annually.
Bi-monthly.
Semi-annually.
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Identify the weather support chief in each supported unit.
Refer any questions to the responsible weather squadron.
Coordinate contracted weather support for any secondary customers.
Coordinate procedures with customers and identify facility and equipment needs.
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Marine Prediction Center (MPC).
Climate Prediction Center (CPC).
Tropical Prediction Center (TPC).
Hydrometeorological Prediction Center (HPC).
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55.
65
290
339
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Civilian.
Internal.
External.
Wing level.
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14th Weather Squadron.
2nd Weather Squadron/WXZ.
45th Weather Squadron/DOR.
2 SOS/SYSD at Air Force Weather Agency (AFWA).
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Limited duty forecasting.
Cooperative Weather Watch (CWW).
Automated observation systems.
Task certification of other personnel.
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Air Force Directorate of Weather (AF/DOW).
Air Force Weather Agency (AFWA).
Air Force Combat Weather Center (AFCWC).
14th Weather Squadron.
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The level of difficulty and complexity of the task or duty.
The number of personnel who will be performing the task or duty.
The importance of the task or duty and how long it takes to accomplish..
The danger involved with the task and what type of safety gear is needed.
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Tower management
Weather technicians.
Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) observers and forecasters.
ATC technical training instructors.
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Only topics required by Air Force instructions.
Only topics required by self inspection checklists
Topics based on the major command’s (MAJCOM) discretion.
Topics based on unit or work center discretion.
Alphabetically, or in numerical order based upon Air Force instructions.
By duty section or chronologically based upon shift checklists.
Alphabetically or numerically, unless different Air Force specialty codes (AFSC) are involved
By duty section or functional area, such as forecasting, observing, or radar operator.
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Administrative approval is less complex.
Civilian agency approval is less complex.
Operations level approval is less complex.
Administrative approval is more complex.
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Comparing unit forecasting ability to local civilian counterparts.
Comparing actual forecasts to model forecast output using spreadsheets.
Physically comparing observations to forecasts to make sure everything matches.
Physically comparing a completed forecast with observations for verification.
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Submarine forces.
Space support teams.
Air traffic control (ATC).
Artillery meteorology (ARTYMET).
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Air Force Reserve Command.
Coast Guard Reserve.
Air National Guard.
Civil Air Patrol.
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National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) central operations.
National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS).
Space Weather Operations Center (SWOC).
Space Environment Center (SEC).
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Personnel support.
Specialized weather support.
Specialized intelligence information.
Specialized weather and intelligence information.
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Storm Prediction Center (SPC).
Aviation Weather Center (AWC).
Environmental Modeling Center (EMC).
Space Weather Operations Center (SWOC).
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Air Force Global Weather Central (AFGWC).
Headquarters Air Force Weather Agency (AFWA).
Headquarters Air Force Combat Climatology Center (AFCCC).
Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center (FNMOC) and Air Force Weather Agency (AFWA).
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AF Form 55, Employee Safety and Health Record; in the member’s training records.
AF Form 623a, On-the-job Training Record Continuation Sheet; in the member’s training records.
AF Form 55, Employee Safety and Health Record; in the member’s Personal Information File.propagation window completely.
AF Form 623a, On-the-job Training Record Continuation Sheet; in the member’s Personal Information File.
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Global to strategic levels.
Strategic to tactical levels.
Global to operational levels.
Operational to tactical levels.
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Is a much shorter document.
Is in bullet format and requires no narration.
Uses plain language with very little complex terminology.
Is created from a single, major command (MAJCOM) derived template.
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Assume overlap between incoming and outgoing personnel.
Plan for overlap between incoming and outgoing personnel.
Plan for no overlap between incoming and outgoing personnel .
Plan for a month overlap between incoming and outgoing personnel.
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Air Force Reserve Command.
Air National Guard.
Civil Air Patrol.
Coast Guard Reserve.
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Preparation.
Minimizing the risk.
Documented safety briefings.
Occupational safety inspections.
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Flight line safety.
Aircraft safety.
Weather-maintenance rapport.
Cooperative weather watch.
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Ensure coordination exists among weather products created at each level.
Encourage each unit to create weather products independent of lateral commands.
Provide exclusive guidance for METOC personnel at the operational and tactical echelons.
Provide exclusive guidance for METOC personnel at the strategic and operational echelons.
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Predict.
Collect.
Analyze.
Integrate.
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Space Weather Operations Center (SWOC).
Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC).
Environmental Modeling Center (EMC).
Aviation Weather Center (AWC).
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Joint Forces Commander (JFC).
METOC Forecast Center (MFC).
Joint Operations Area Forecast (JOAF).
Joint METOC Coordination Cell (JMCC).
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Tailor weather products, tactics, techniques, and procedures.
Train with all joint weather forces before a contingency.
Think and train with Air Force doctrine in mind.
Think and train from a joint perspective.
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Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Center (NMOC).
National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP).
Air Force Weather Agency (AFWA).
National Weather Service (NWS).
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Vertical visibility.
Laser limitations.
Field of view.
Sensor range.
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