The military is a special part in the smooth running of the government. The air force most of the times is a show of might within and outside the country. The quiz below tests on the Air Force's maintenance capabilities.
2
4
6
8
50
70
90
98
Manuals, CDCs, and handbooks
TOs,, manuals, and CDCs
Manuals, TOs, and handbooks
TOs, handbooks, and CDCs
Initial
General
Supervisor's
Sustained job safety
-2.0 percent
-1.0 percent
.1 percent
1.0 percent
The US Air Force
Each MAJCOM
DOD
EPA
30 days
60 days
90 days
120 days
Strength of emission, time of day and, input power.
Strength of emission, time of exposure, and weather.
Input power, weather, and number of personnel in the area.
Time of exposure, amount of training, and number of operating units.
Spray with cold water.
Cool with forced air from a blower.
Cool with high-pressure compressed air.
Allow the assembly to cool in the ambient air.
15 degrees
45 degrees
65 degrees
95 degrees
Dizziness
Emotional irritability
A feeling of emptiness
Impaired mental concentration
Crew chief
Flight engineer
Weapons personnel
Only senior personnel on special orders
Install shorting plugs and clips.
Install mechanical safety devices.
Remove all ammunition and explosives.
Position all fire control switches to SAFE or OFF.
55
457
623
1297
Ensure the tool control program is functioning properly.
Follow MAJCOM guidelines.
Identify all possible sources of FOD.
Educate all personnel.
Logistics and operations group commanders.
Immediate supervisor.
Wing commander
Everyone.
Maintenance operations officer/maintenance superintendent.
Wing vice commander.
Group commander.
Wing commander.
The FOD prevention office.
The operations commander.
The flight safety officer.
QA
Red markings.
Black markings
Green markings
Orange markings
15-foot radius
20-foot radius
25-foot radius
50-foot radius
Operations.
The aircrew.
Supervision.
The ground crew.
Tail of the aircraft and at 30 degrees angle inboard of the engine being started.
Tail of the aircraft and at 30 degrees angle outboard of the engine being started.
Nose of the aircraft and at 45 degrees angle inboard of the engine being started.
Nose of the aircraft and at 45 degrees angle outboard of the engine being started.
AFI 23-106
AFI 11-218
TO 00-25-172
TO 00-25-212
Supervisor or vehicle operator.
Supervisor or brake operator.
Supervisor or wing walkers.
Supervisor only.
Departmental, intermediate, and field
Organizational, field, and intermediate
Organizational, intermediate, and depot
Departmental, organizational, and depot
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