Block 1: Chapter 3-Air Force Programs

Question 0

In what publication are the policies and procedures of the Air Force Privacy Act program written?

Answer 0

AFI 33-332

Question 1

What are the methods of destruction for documents protected under the Privacy Act of 1974?

Answer 1

Tearing into pieces
Shredding
Pulping (soaking in a liquid)
Macerating (soaking in water)
Burning (only when authorized)
Burial

Question 2

What AFI is the governing directive for OPSEC?

Answer 2

AFI 10-701

Question 3

How would you know that the Privacy Act of 1974 protects a a computer?

Answer 3

Should have the symbol “PA” on it

Question 4

What is the penalty for willfully releasing privacy act information to an unauthorized individual?

Answer 4

Found guilty of a misdemeanor and fined not more than $5,000 for each offense

Question 5

What is the definition of OPSEC?

Answer 5

The process of denying information about friendly capabilities and intentions to the enemy.

Question 6

How can the enemy be denied access to our capabilities and intentions?

Answer 6

Identifying, controlling, and protecting indicators associated with planning and conducting military operations and other activities.

Question 7

What does the Privacy Act Program apply to when protecting records?

Answer 7

Any record that contains personal identifying information such as an individual’s name, social security number, or any other identifying information assigned to a member such as fingerprints, voiceprints, or photographs.

Question 8

Who does the Privacy Act Program apply to?

Answer 8

Air Force active duty members
Air Reserve component members
DOD civilians

Question 9

When would an individual be denied access to their records?

Answer 9

Under a medical or criminal investigation or when the record contains classified information.

Question 10

When should FOUO For Official Use Only be used?

Answer 10

When documents and emails contain PA information.

Question 11

What can an individual do if they receive a denial to access or amend their records?

Answer 11

They may request a denial review by writing the secretary of the Air Force, through the denial authority within 60 days after receiving the denial letter.

Question 12

What is an indicator?

Answer 12

Any friendly detectable action or open source of information that can be interpreted or pieced together by an adversary.

Question 13

What are OPSEC vulnerabilities?

Answer 13

Conditions where friendly actions provide indicators that may be obtained and evaluated by the enemy for effective decision making.

Question 14

Who is responsible for OPSEC awareness throughout their organizations and for integrating the OPSEC process throughout all mission areas?

Answer 14

Commanders

Question 15

What are some of the things found in AFI 11-401?

Answer 15

Flight authorizations
Aviation service codes
Entitlement service codes
Flying status codes
API
FAC 
Flight Activity

Question 16

What is some of the information found in AFI11-421?

Answer 16

Responsibilities for assignment areas
In-processing and out-processing FRF/JRF
Incentive pay
AOs
Creation of flight/jump records
1042 procedures

Question 17

What is some of the information found in AFI 11-402?

Answer 17

Rating and badges requirements
Qualifications for aviation service
Suspensions
Disqualification procedures
Termination of aviation/Parachutists service

Question 18

Which volume of AFI 11-202 would you find Flight Surgeon sortie requirements?

Answer 18

Vol. 1

Question 19

What would you find in AFI 11-202 vol. 3?

Answer 19

Flight Rules: aircraft rules and procedures, crew rest and flight duty limitations, flight plans and passenger manifests

Question 20

What volume of AFI 11-202 would you find evaluations, flight crew file, FEF, and go-no-go procedures?

Answer 20

Volume 2

Question 27

How do Aviation Resource Managers deny the enemy access to capabilities and intentions?

Answer 27

Identifying, controlling, and protecting indicators associated with military operations.