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1
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What is 1A0X1/ duties

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Boom operator
Duties: refueling of receiver aircraft, load planning, coordinating and supervising cargo on/offloading.

*Ohh shit I’m out of fuel

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What is a 1A1/ their duties

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1A1: flight engineer
-Duties: operates and monitors engine and aircraft systems controls/indicators

-recomends corrective actions for abnormal aircraft conditions to the pilot

-assist pilots in performing engine start up/shutdown procedures

*#1 enlisted personnel

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What is a 1A2/ their duties ?

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Aircraft load master

-load planning for cargo, troop

-computing aircraft weight/balance

-conducting air drops, combat offloading and safety and comfort of passengers

  • drop a #2
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What is a 1A3/ duties

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Airborne mission systems operator

-performs in-flight aircrew functions on electronic mission aircraft

-sustains air/ground radar

-maintains communication nets between air to air,air to ground, and air to maritime activities.

*3eek squad

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What Is a 1A6/duties

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Flight attendant

-planning, coordinating, and managing all mission requirments related to safety and comfort of congressional executive branch, military members, and INTERNATIONAL LEADERS

  • 6 star service
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What is 1A8x1 /duties

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Airborne linguist

  • performs and supervises the recording, transcribing, translating, analyzing and reporting of assigned voice communication.

*think of the 1 as an L. Linguist.

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What is a 1A8x2

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ISR (intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance)

  • operate, evaluate, and manage airborne ISR. Provide ISR threat warning support, and actionable INTELL
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What Is a 1A9/duties

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Visual inspections/in flight duties. Included operating and monitoring engine and aircraft systems.

-track and engage targets and perform battle damage assessments.

*9 lives

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What is a 1U0/duties

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Remotely piloted aircraft sensor operator (RPASO)

-Work with sensor suites in the employment of manual and computer assisted active/passive airborne based sensor systems.

-aquire,track, and monitor airborne,maritime, ans ground targets.

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What is a skill level 1?

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Helper

-initial skills traning

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What is skill level 3?

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Apprentice

-awarded 3 level upon completion of initial skills technical traning

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What is skill level 5?

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Journey man

-acheived through experience.
-meet quals of assigned airframe
-min time requirments

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What is skill level 7?

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Craftsman

  • MUST be a SSGT,must meet minimum time in upgrade traning
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What is skill level 9?

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Superintendent

-must be a SMSGT (senior master sargent)

-complete all technical, managerial, and supervisory traning.

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What is additional duty flight safety ?

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NCO manages safety program,ensures members receive job related and local area safety traning. Conducts safety inspections. All things fucking safety.

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What is additional duty aircrew traning.

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Maintenence and administration of all TRANING records and requirments.

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What is additional duty STAN/EVAL

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-administers and documents requirments for standardizing procedures and conducting air crew EVALUATIONS.

-maintain FEF (flight evaluation folders)

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What is additional duty scheduling office?

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Schedules monthly sortie requirments. Prepare quarterly, monthly, and weekly flying Schedules.

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What is ACC

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Air combat command

-primary force provider of combat airpower to America’s warfighting commands.

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What is AFSOC

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Air force special operations command.

-provides AF spec op forces for worldwide deployment and assignment to regional unified commands.

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What is AETC

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Air education and traning command

-mission is to recruit, train, and educate airman.

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What is AMC

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Air mobility command

  • provide global air mobility. Right effects, right place, right time.

-provide airlift and aerial refueling for all of America’s armed forces.

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What is PACAF

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Pacific airforce.

-mission is to provide u.s pacific command integrated expeditionary airforce capabilities to defend the homeland, promote stability, and dissuade/deter aggression and quickly defeat enemies.

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What is ANG

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Air national guard

*NOT A MAJCOM

-has federal and state mission.

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Total force is?

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Maximizing capes of equipment and balancing the experience level of mil members.

Enables af to use reserve /guard component capabilites and stability these airmen bring.

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COCOM is?

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Combatant commands organized into regions known as AORs

Mission is comprised of forces from 2 or more u.s mitary departments.

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Joint command is ?

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Joint force that may be established on a geographical or functional basis to support missions with limited objective.

Operates using criteria set by unified commands.

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Combined command is ?

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Consist of forces from more than 1 nation

Under terms of treaty, alliance, or bi-lateral agreement between or among the nations concerned.

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What is anstandard publication ?

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-Issued by SEC DEF

-annouce policies, assisgn responsibilities, prescribe procedures, direct actions, and provide info for AF personnel.

  • digital publication can come on cds, official websites, and local net works.
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What are directive publications n

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Orders from SEC DEF that meet thenrequirments of law, safety,security, or other areas.

(LSS) LAW, SAFETY, AND SECURITY.

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What is air force policy directive ?(AFPD)

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They initiate, govern and regulate actions of conduct.

IGR

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What is an AFI?

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Guidance necessary to implement guidance in the field.

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What is a AFMAN ?

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Can be an extension of an AFI.
Provides detailed procedure and technical guidance for performing standard task/supporting education and traning programs.

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What’s an air force supplement?

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Add material to existing publications.

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What are operating instructions ?

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Assign responsibilities, direct actions, and presribe procedures.

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What are non-directives ?

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Suggest guidance that can be modified to fit the circumstances.

SG

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What are pamphlets?

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Informational publications that are typically how tos.

HT

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What are bulletins?

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Contain temporary notices, announcements and instructions.

Issued weekly, bi weekly, or monthly. Can also be published as needed

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What is a cover page ?

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First page if standard publication.

Contains oublication authority, identification, date, and effective pages, OPR, and serial title.

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What is the authority ?

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The authority of the standard publication is the office that delivers the guidance or orders of publication.

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What is OPR( office of primary responsibility)

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Office responsible for the information in the publication.

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What is identification ?

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The two part number identifies the series and the control number.

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Where is the date of the publication ?

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The date is located under the identification number on upper right corner. Date it became official.

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Pages

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Total number of pages in publication

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What are superceded publications?

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When a publication is republished with a new date. Line indicates previous publication it’s replacing.

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What is the body contain ?

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Table of contents, chapters, sections and paragraphs.

TCSP

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47
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What is contained in glossary ?

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Definitions of commonly used terms within publication.

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What is contained in the instructions ?

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Detailed definition of use and maintenence of AF forms and records.

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49
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What are photo copies?

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Photocopies of completed af forms and records.

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50
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What do tables represent?

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Information in tabulated format.

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51
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What is the index?

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It contains alphabetical listing of topics, subjects, or terms.

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52
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Changes in aviation are ?

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Inevitable. As aircrew, need to ensure your publications are current

53
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What are supplements?

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Adds, corrects, clearifys, supercede or change information to basic publication.

Cannot be less restrictive than basic pub

54
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How will supplements be posted in order ?

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My: Malcom
New: NAF
Wings: Wing
Got: group
Sewn:squadron

55
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How are TO numbering system composed ?

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Composed of alphanumeric characters, separated by dashes.

56
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What does the first group of the TO mean ?

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Aircraft category and basic aircraft mission.

57
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What does second group of TO mean ?

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Model/ modification identifier

58
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What does the third group Of the TO mean ?

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Type of TO, insteuction, or procedure.

59
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What does the section number of the TO mean ?

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Identifies a supplemental manual.

60
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What are flight manuals?

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Associated with specific aircraft, aircraft equipment, operation and characteristics.

61
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What are loading instructions ?

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Specific aircraft loading procedures.

62
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What is an abbreviated TO?

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Primarily work simplication devices.

Made up of OG manual TO number and checklists.

63
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What are checklists ?

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Provide abbreviated, systemic, step by step procedures for operations and maintenance of systems and equipment.

64
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What’s contained on the title page?

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-Contains TO number
-update information,
-handling and destruction statements
-authority,
-initial issue date
-change number/ change date.

65
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What are list of effective pages ?

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Commonly called A pages.

Top portion of A page identifies all changes

All pages listed under page number.

66
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What is in the body of a TO?

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All necessary info to operate and maintain systems on board an aircraft found Here.

67
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What are areas of concern annotations ? 3 total

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3 categories

Warning: things that can cause loss of life.

Caution: result in damage to equipment.

Note: op procedure, technique, considered essential to emphasize.

68
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Emergency procedure is marked by ?

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Hashed border for quick access in stressful situations.

69
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What is the glossary of the TO

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List of terms with accompanying definitions.

70
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What is the index in the TO

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Alphabetic listing of terms, and where you can locate their use in the TO.

71
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What are checklist annotations?

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For clarification you can add personal notes. Accuracy is your responsibility

72
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What I’d maintenence of TO?

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Promptly post all changes and supplements before next flight and prior to operating equipment.

73
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Page count is ?

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Maintaing current set of publications.

74
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Posting supplements are ?

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Technical order by adding, deleting, changing, or replacing existing information.

Filed in reverse numerical sequence.

75
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What are types of supplements?

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Interim, safety and operational.

76
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Interim supplement is ?

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Safety condition exists that could result in loss of life, serious injury, or extensive damage or destruction to equipment. Issued within 48 hours.

77
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Safety supplement is ?

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Adress hazardous condition that can result in injury to personnel, or damage to equipment.

78
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Operational supplement is ?

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Adresss conditions that could reduce operational readiness/impede effectiveness of trouble shooting procedures.

79
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A change bar

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Indicates changes to text.

Miniature pointing hand 🫵indicates changes to illustrations or line drawing.

80
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Disposition of TO is done by

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Shredding /burning obsolete TO pages

81
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Purpose of publications is?

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To identify problems/improve quality of aircrew publications.

82
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What is the EFB (electronic flight bag)

A

Electronic version of aircrew members flight bag

Used to access publications.

83
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Benefits of EFB?

A

Cost efficient, save space/weight.

Pre loaded with publications from unit

Update every time via your MAJCOM

84
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Can you modify your EFB?

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No, modification for personnel use is strictly forbidden.

85
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EFB limitations

A

-prior to every flight, must be charged to at least 50%

-need 10% of battery life per hour of flight, no less than 50%

-can only be connected to secure wireless networks.

86
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Red x indicates

A

Aerospace vehicle, equipment, or support equipment is considered unsafe or unserviceable.

Will NOT be flown

87
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Red dash

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Indicates the condition of equipment is unknown and a more serious condition may exist.

Indicates scheduled inspection is overdue.

Can still fly

88
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Red diagonal

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Indicates unsatisfactory condition exists on aircraft/equipment.

Not sufficiently urgent or dangerous enough to warrant grounding /discontinue use of equipment.

89
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What is the AFTO firm 781F

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First page. Provides: info about aircraft, mission design series, serial number, organization, and location station code.

Provides take to convert hours and minutes to hours and tenths.

90
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AFTO form 781H

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Document maintenence status and servicing information.

Aircrew members will document all inflight and ground services.

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AFTO form 781A

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Document discrepancy discovered by aircrew/maintenence personnel, except those from battle damage.

*ahh crap I broke it.

92
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AFTO form 781J

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Document aircraft and engine operating time.

Maintenance technician is primarily responsible for entries on this form.

93
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what Is AFTO form 781k

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Document different scheduled or or projected maintenence inspections.

Also has discrepancies from 781A that cannot be immediately repaired.

94
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What is AFTO form 46

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List all required aircrew flight and survival equipment that will will positioned on aircraft.

95
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AFMAN 11-202 V1 is for?

A

Guidance for Aircrew training
for all enlisted and officers.

96
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What IS IQT

A

Initial qualification training.

To qualify newly assigned crewmembers on basic aircrew duties.

97
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What is MQT?

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Mission qualified traning

To qualify aircrew members on assigned crew positions.

Performs command or units mission.

98
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The MAJCOM is responsible for

A

Training events crewmembers most accomplish to maintain currency.

Events may be 30,60,90 days, semi annual or annual.

99
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Crewmembers who are MR/CMR/ BAQ must complete/ maintain what requirments?

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Annual fly pha, physiological traning, CRM, life support equipment. Etc.

100
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MAR (mission aircrew report)

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Used to track all FLIGHT continuation traning.

Need to complete after each mission/flight.

101
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Af form 1522 is ?

A

Document ground training. I.e: weapons traning, cbrne, etc.

102
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NMR (non mission ready )

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No Qual in aircraft. Cannot perform unit mission.

103
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Basic aircraft qualified (BAQ)

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Satisfactory completed IQT. qualified to perform duties in unit aircraft.

104
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MISSION READY/COMBAT MISSON READY.

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Satisfactory completed MQT. maintains qual and proficiency in unit.

105
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Loss or currency up to 6 months requires

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Demonstrate proficiency with an INSTRUCTOR in all delinquent items.

106
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Loss of currency 6 months or more required

A

Requires RQT with evaluator.

107
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Aircrew member is unqualified of

A

Qualifications expires or loss of currency is > 6 months.

Whatever comes first

108
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AFMAN 11-202.VOL 2

A

Stan/eval program

109
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Evalconsists of two requirments.

A

Ground and air

110
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Ground requirments are

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Tested with open and closed book tests.

111
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Open book tests, Test?

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Info pertinent to operation of applicable aircraft. Resolve aircraft problems encountered in flight.

112
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Closed book test, test ?

A

info about safe flight and mission accomplishment. I.e: Aircraft systems, AFI/AFMAN. ETC.

113
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BOLDFACE is ?

A

Critical info and procedures from MDS T.O identified by building print.

114
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General knowledge.

A

Consists of questions from master question file.

115
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To fly unsupervised in any crew position

A

Must be qualified and current.

116
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EPE (emergency procedure eval)

A

Will be accomplished during all flight evaluations.

117
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Initial flight eval

A

First evaluation you receive after all trabing requirments.

118
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Qualification eval

A

-done every 17months.
-knowledge/ performance is evaluated

119
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Requalification eval

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-administered to remedy loss of qual.

Reason: loss of currency, flight recheck following failed eval, loss of quality due to commander directed eval.

120
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No notice is ?

A

Provides commanders with daily aircrew performance.

121
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Spot eval is ?

A

Not intended to satisfy requirments of a full eval.

122
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Qual 1

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Demonstrate desire level of performance and knowledge of procedures.

123
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Qual 2

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Ability to perform your duties safely.

Performance or knowledge may need additional traning.

124
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Qual 3

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Unacceptable level of safety , performance or knowledge.

125
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AF form 942 record of evaluation is?

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Chronological listing summarizing members eval history.

126
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AF FORM 8, certificate of aircrew qualifications

A

Record and certify ones qualification.

Records: eligibility period, date of eval, qual status, written exam scores, etc.

127
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Volume 1 FCIF (flight crew information )

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Contain info temporary in nature.

*you must read before a flight.

128
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Aircrew are responsible for ?

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REVIEW FCIF before all missions.

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