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PDG Trivia Exam Quiz!

Questions: 17 | Attempts: 11073 | Last updated: Nov 17, 2020

Sample Question
What did the National Defense Act of 1920 do?

Called for an air arm of 16,000 enlisted men and established the basic grade structure the Air Force uses today

Made the Air Service an official combat arm of the Army

Transferred Army aviation from Signal Corps control to the Secrtetary of War

Automatically promoted sergeant pilots to flight officers and reserved the cockpit for the commissioned

PDG Quiz #1 : Enlisted History

Questions from the Enlisted History section of the PDG.

Questions: 29 | Attempts: 2652 | Last updated: Jan 29, 2013

Sample Question
Lack of success may have more to do with __________ than intellectual ability.

Poorly developed study skills

Lack of knowledge

Lack of preparedness

Time constraints

Professional Development Guide (PDG) Test

This is information taken from chapters 2 through 19 of the 1 October 2011 PDG (AFPAM 36-2241). Each question has a feedback/explanation section with further information on the answer as well as Wikipedia links to important...

Questions: 19 | Attempts: 1880 | Last updated: Mar 30, 2018

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What is the name of the fort that was located on Liberty Island (Also known as Bedloes Island) in New York Harbor? (2.1)

Fort Meade

Fort Buckner

Fort Wood

Fort Walton

PDG Chapter 2

Review of Chapter 2

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 804 | Last updated: Mar 23, 2012

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In June 1907, was the first event that began the story of today's Air Force and that was of Cpl Edward Ward and Pvt Joseph Barrett of the US Army Signal Corps were directed to learn to inflate and repair balloons at Fort Wood on Bedloes Island (now called Liberty Island) in New York Harbor.

True

False

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Questions: 10 | Attempts: 1372 | Last updated: Mar 9, 2013

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The fifth overall MiG-21 kill during Linebacker II in Vietnam went to whom?

Ssgt samual turner

A1c albert e. moore

Ssgt milo b. coghill

A1c john levitow

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Who was the only African- American, referred to as the "Black Swallow of Death" to serve as a pilot during WWI?

Corporal eugene bullard-the son of a georgia former slave. as a member of the french foreign legion, he earned the croix de guerre (one of 15 decorations from the french government). he completed training and joined the lafayette escadrille. despite

How many Aero Squadrons were fully equipped when the US declared war on Germany on 6 April 1917?

One-2.5.2. by 1916, a second aero squadron was added, assigned to duty in the philippine islands, and new training facilities were added. in october 1916, plans were laid for 24 squadrons: 7 to serve with the regular army, 12 with the national guard,

�What Operation took place in the Takur Shar mountaintops, and is also referred to as the battle of Robert's ridge?

Operation anaconda -senior airman jason d. cunningham was one of the seven killed. cunningham earned the air force cross, presented posthumously, for giving his life heroically. despite mortal wounds, he saved 10 people, and made it possible for seve

Is the following statement true or false? The Air Corps Act , passed in 1926, legally changed the name of the Air Service to the Air Corps.

True-congress enacted the air corps act 2 july 1926. the legislation changed the name of the air service to the air corps thereby strengthening the conception of military aviation as an offensive, striking arm rather than an auxiliary service. the ac