601-604 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the purpose of PRP?

A

To ensure that each person selected and retained for performing duties associated with nuclear weapons or nuclear command and control systems and equipment is emotionally stable, physically capable, and has demonstrated reliability and professional competence.

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2
Q

What types of categories fall under the PRP program?

A

Critical and controlled.

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3
Q

What type of position is one that would permit the launch of a nuclear weapon or employment of a nuclear weapon- loaded delivery vehicle?

A

Critical

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3
Q

What type of position is one that requires security police personnel to directly secure nuclear weapons, nuclear weapons systems, or critical components?

A

Controlled.

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4
Q

What is the purpose of PSP?

A

To make sure that those assigned these duties be of excellent character and stability with a high degree of maturity, discretion, trustworthiness, professional competence, and unquestioned loyalty to the US.

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5
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What are the categories under the PSP program?

A

Category one, category two, and category three.

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6
Q

How is PRP identified on the front cover of the record jacket?

A

Stamp “PRP” in two-inch block letters on the left-hand side of the front of the folder and add the red tape or a red marker to cover the last digit of the SSN on the top and side of the record jacket.

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7
Q

How is PSP identified on the front cover of the record jacket?

A

Make the notation “Assigned to presidential support duties”, in pencil, in one of the blank spaces printed on the front of AF Form 2100 or 2100A series, Health Record -Medical/Dental.

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8
Q

Who is responsible for the nuclear operations of his or her unit and must continuously evaluate the performance and reliability of all subordinate PRP personnel?

A

The CO.

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8
Q

How do you de-flag a record?

A

Remove the tape, cover the PRP status, erase the PSP status from the front cover, and remove the AF Form 745.

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9
Q

Where is the AF Form 745 filed in the record?

A

Always on top in section 2 of the record.

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10
Q

Who makes the determination if an individual should have access to sensitive areas?

A

The commander.

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10
Q

In PSP, who is responsible for determining if assigned personnel are reliable or not?

A

The head of the organization where the member is assigned.

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10
Q

Who appoints the PRP/PSP monitor?

A

The MTF commander.

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11
Q

What is the administration qualification process?

A

This process is a screening process used to ensure active duty military personnel meet the standards before they depart for training or assignment to PRP or PSP duties.

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12
Q

Who does the lead CMA train?

A

All functional CMAs.

13
Q

Certified PRP transfer to non-PRP.

A

J

13
Q

Administratively qualified and/or pending certification

A

B

14
Q

Certified control.

A

D

15
Q

Disqualification.

A

V

16
Q

Interim certified critical.

A

E

17
Q

Permanently decertified/disqualified control.

A

R

18
Q

Where do you report health-related administrative qualification discrepancies?

A

To the losing MTF commander with informational addresses to the MAJCOM SGP.

19
Q

What are category I discrepancies?

A

They are “mission impacting” discrepancies that result in delay or non-utilization of the Airman at the gaining unit and those that affect PCS budget expenditures.

19
Q

Re-evaluate for TDY.

A

K

19
Q

Permanently decertified/disqualified critical.

A

P

20
Q

How long does the gaining commander have to report all administrative qualification discrepancies?

A

Within 60 days of the member’s report no later than date.

21
Q

What minimum information should be in the body of the message?

A

(1) Admin Qualification process is incomplete or not completed,
(2) PSI not submitted.
(3) PDI not reported to gaining commander (to include medical PDI).
(4) Acceptance by gaining CO did not occur prior to member departing losing duty station.
(5) Medical PDI not signed/reviewed by CMA.
(6)Member did not hand-carry med/den records.