Practice Test 4N051A CDC

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1.

What is meant by the statement, "doctrine is authoritative but not directive in nature"? (self test)
- A.
  
  It is a document that holds an enormous amount of guidance and experience, but does not state what or how you must complete a task or mission.
- B.
  
  It has no authority
Correct Answer
A. It is a document that holds an enormous amount of guidance and experience, but does not state what or how you must complete a task or mission.

Explanation
The given answer correctly explains that the statement "doctrine is authoritative but not directive in nature" means that the document provides guidance and experience but does not specify the exact actions or methods to be followed in completing a task or mission. It emphasizes that the document holds authority in terms of providing knowledge and insights but does not dictate specific instructions or procedures.

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2.

The Air Force and Medical Service Doctrine applies to whom? (self test)
- A.
  
  All active duty, af reserve, air national guard, and civilian af personnel
- B.
  
  No one
- C.
  
  Only commanders
Correct Answer
A. All active duty, af reserve, air national guard, and civilian af personnel

Explanation
The Air Force and Medical Service Doctrine applies to all active duty, af reserve, air national guard, and civilian af personnel. This means that the doctrine is relevant and applicable to individuals serving in various capacities within the Air Force, including those on active duty, in the reserve or national guard, as well as civilian personnel.

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3.

How does Air Force Doctrine aid AFMS commanders in accomplishing the mission? (self test)
- A.
  
  Provides guidance for the commander to make decisions and appropriately use assets.
- B.
  
  Helps them make more money
- C.
  
  Teaches them what not to do
Correct Answer
A. Provides guidance for the commander to make decisions and appropriately use assets.

Explanation
Air Force Doctrine provides guidance for commanders in making decisions and effectively utilizing assets, which aids AFMS commanders in accomplishing their mission. This guidance helps them understand the best practices and strategies to employ, ensuring efficient use of resources and maximizing mission success. By following the doctrine, commanders can make informed decisions and effectively allocate assets to achieve their objectives.

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4.

What type of doctrine guides organization and employment of forces within distinct objectives, but is broad in its functional areas and operational environments? (self test)
- A.
  
  Basic Doctrine
- B.
  
  Operational Doctrine
- C.
  
  Tactical Doctrine
Correct Answer
B. Operational Doctrine

Explanation
Operational Doctrine is the correct answer because it guides the organization and employment of forces within distinct objectives, but it is broad in its functional areas and operational environments. This type of doctrine focuses on the overall strategy and planning of military operations, providing guidance on how to achieve specific objectives in various operational settings. It helps to coordinate and synchronize the efforts of different units and functional areas within a larger operational framework.

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5.

Using automobile example, which doctrine is best described and explained if you are a buyer seeking a fast car with specific qualities? (self test)
- A.
  
  Basic doctrine
- B.
  
  Operational doctrine
- C.
  
  Tactical doctrine
Correct Answer
C. Tactical doctrine

Explanation
Tactical doctrine is best described and explained in this scenario because it refers to the specific methods and strategies used to achieve a particular objective. As a buyer seeking a fast car with specific qualities, you would need to consider various tactical approaches such as researching different car models, comparing their specifications, and evaluating their performance to make an informed decision. This aligns with the idea of using specific tactics to achieve a desired outcome, making tactical doctrine the most suitable choice in this context.

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6.

What are operational doctrine principles of the Air Force Health Services for maintaining health and fitness? (self test)
- A.
  
  Integrating prevention-oriented health, fitness and medical intervention
- B.
  
  Blah blah
- C.
  
  Maintaining a fit force
Correct Answer
A. Integrating prevention-oriented health, fitness and medical intervention

Explanation
The operational doctrine principles of the Air Force Health Services for maintaining health and fitness involve integrating prevention-oriented health, fitness, and medical intervention. This means that the Air Force focuses on proactive measures to prevent health issues, promotes physical fitness among its personnel, and provides medical intervention when necessary. By integrating these three elements, the Air Force aims to maintain a healthy and fit force.

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7.

What are Foundational Doctrine Statements FDS? (self test)
- A.
  
  The basic principles and beliefs that help create the AFDDs
- B.
  
  No
Correct Answer
A. The basic principles and beliefs that help create the AFDDs

Explanation
Foundational Doctrine Statements (FDS) refer to the fundamental principles and beliefs that are essential in the creation of Air Force Doctrine Documents (AFDDs). These statements serve as the building blocks for developing comprehensive and coherent doctrine, providing a solid foundation for the Air Force's operations and decision-making processes. By establishing a common understanding of key principles and beliefs, FDS ensure consistency and alignment within the Air Force's doctrine framework, enabling effective and efficient execution of missions.

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Practice Test 4n051a CDC

What is meant by the statement, "doctrine is authoritative but not directive in nature"? (self test)

The Air Force and Medical Service Doctrine applies to whom? (self test)

How does Air Force Doctrine aid AFMS commanders in accomplishing the mission? (self test)

What type of doctrine guides organization and employment of forces within distinct objectives, but is broad in its functional areas and operational environments? (self test)

Using automobile example, which doctrine is best described and explained if you are a buyer seeking a fast car with specific qualities? (self test)

What are operational doctrine principles of the Air Force Health Services for maintaining health and fitness? (self test)

What are Foundational Doctrine Statements FDS? (self test)