Any SSgt.
RED X qualified supervisor.
Tool room personnel.
Most qualified 5-level.
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Truss.
Cantilever.
Monocoque.
Semimonocoque
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Enemy aircraft.
Enemy radar.
Friendly forces.
Night flying incidents.
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2.
3.
4.
5.
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Relieve tank pressure by disconnecting the manometer hose.
Ensure that the manometer safety relief valves are calibrated.
Unplug the negative pressure connection when the fuel tank is given a positive test.
Ensure the positive pressure connection is plugged when the fuel tank is under negative pressure.
B–1.
B–2.
C–1.
Manlift.
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Hands-free type.
Contaminate free type.
Stainless steel surgical.
Rinse free cycle with hot water.
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Pressurize the cell to check for leaks.
Refer to applicable TO for allowable limits.
Condemn the cell and order a new one.
Ignore the damage and reinstall it.
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Fairing.
Ailerons.
Empennage.
Trailing edge.
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Weight, diameter, and head size.
Head size, grip length, and weight.
Length, weight, and threads per inch.
Diameter, length, and threads per inch.
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Flathead.
Countersunk.
Roundhead.
Brazier head.
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It is a single-part fastener
It can easily be overtorqued.
It can be installed with hand tools.
It is a low-strength threaded fastener.
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Remove the nut.
Cut the safety wire.
Remove the snap rings.
Pull back on the.
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They can be reused after removal.
They are stronger than safety wire.
They are less expensive than other pins.
They can be removed and installed quickly.
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Light.
Severe.
Moderate.
Intermediate.
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Mallets and claw hammers.
Claw and ball-peen hammers.
Soft-faced mallets and ball-peen hammers.
Mallets and plastic-face hammers.
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Voltage.
Resistance.
Wattage.
Amperage.
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MC–1A.
MC–2A.
MD–1.
MD–2.
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Flight chief.
Section chief.
Fire Protection Services.
Bioenvironmental Engineering Flight.
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The task takes a few days longer than expected.
Authorized chemicals are brought into the tank.
The aircraft is moved from one repair location to another.
Previously permitted personnel require re-entry into the tank.
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Enclosed metal shed.
Open metal container.
Electro-static-free plastic bag
Vented rubber container
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Location.
Classification.
Classification and location.
Location and repair required.
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Which are subject to great amount of vibration.
Which are not subject to vibration.
Where flexibility is not required.
Where rigidity is required.
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Adjustable jaw.
Recessed.
Socket.
Allen.
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JP–4 or gasoline.
Approved cleaning solvent.
Methyl ethyl ketone (MEK).
Aluminum oxide abrasive cloth.
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Air chisel.
Bench grinder.
Torque wrench.
Pneumatic buffer.
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Discard the residual sealant
Clean the residual sealant.
Replace the cartridge.
Turn the gun off.
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It will rupture.
It will roll and become twisted.
It will get dirty.
Nothing, hoses are very strong
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Cut wires.
Motor speed.
Blade installation.
Cracks in body.
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Near the MA–1 blower.
Beside the HDU/13 heater.
Inside the fuel system repair area.
At least 10 feet from any vent or other tank opening.
Civil Engineering.
Bioenvironmental Engineering Services.
Fire Protection Services.
Wing Safety.
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Recognizing symptoms of over exposure.
Ensuring the entrant has the proper hand tools.
Contacting the wing safety office.
Notifying bioenvironmental after taking tank readings
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Bond container to aircraft.
Place container on the ground.
Ensure all facility doors are opened.
Place several pieces of absorbent mat on the ground.
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Wear a half-face respirator.
Remove it as quickly as possible
Wear chemical-resistant gloves.
Tear it as evenly as possible.
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An Ontario knife.
A razor blade.
A hacksaw
A stitcher.
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A spatula.
An acid brush.
A paint brush.
A fairing tool.
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Retainer.
Buna gum.
Nylon barrier.
Sealant layer.
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Melt.
Shrink.
Expand.
Grow fungus.
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The size of the fuel leak.
Knowledge of the cavity drain system.
Whether or not the cell is a bladder type.
The construction of a cross-sectional view.
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Skin.
Stringers.
Empennage.
Trailing edge.
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Ailerons.
Rudders.
Trim tabs.
Elevators.
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Slightly shorter than the thickness of the materials being joined.
The same as the thickness of the materials being joined.
Slightly longer than the materials being joined.
Much longer than the materials being joined.
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Use oil to aid the installation of a self-sealing hose.
Install the hose so that it will not be subjected to twisting.
Ensure clamps are not so tight that they restrict flow.
Support the hose at least every 24 inches of length.
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.020-inch.
.028-inch.
.032-inch.
.045-inch
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Install only nonmetal hardware and clamps.
Spray all metal surfaces to be installed with SAE–10 oil.
Paint all exposed metal on the clamp and attaching hardware.
Coat the lower side of the heads of screws and bolts with sealant.
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Impact wrench.
Speed handle.
Air hammer.
Electric drill with adapter.
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10 to 1.
25 to 1.
50 to 1.
125 to 1.
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Prepacks.
Loose rivet holes.
Voids inside the tank.
Channels under the wing skin.
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