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Block IV - Supply Flashcards

1
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What are the five units of SRS?

A 
Requisition Control Unit (RCU)
Technical Research Unit (TRU)
Material Delivery Unit (MDU)
Program Management Unit (PMU)
Pre-Expended Bin (PEB) Unit
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2
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What division in Supply is Aviation Supply?

A

S-6

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3
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What does SSC stand for?

A

Supply Support Center

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4
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What does RAM stand for?

A

Repairable Assets Management

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5
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SSC is broken up into two primary sections, what are they?

A

SRS (Supply Response Section)

CCS (Component Control Section)

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6
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RAM is broken up into two primary sections, what are they?

A

RAM (Deep Stock)

VPOOL (Velocity Pool - Fast moving Aviation Repairables

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7
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Name the units of CCS.

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DCU (Document Control Unit): the unit turns in all NRFI assets to AMSU (Aeronautical Material Screening Unit) for induction to AIMD for repairs

AWP (Awaiting Parts Unit): the holding area for all parts that have parts ordered against them.

SSU (Supply Screening Unit): screens the parts for part number and serial number.

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8
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What does FEDLOG stand for?

A

Federal Logistics

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9
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What is FEDLOG used for?

A

It allows users different search methods to get needed information. Cross reference part numbers and NSN, Identify Source of Supply, Obtain Management data required for procurement, requisition, stowage, and issue of material, and obtain logistics information.

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10
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What does AVCAL stand for?

A

Aviation Consolidated Allowance List

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What is the purpose of AVCAL?

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To provide the ship or air station with a tailored list of materials that can be used as a stocking guide.

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12
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What is the responsibility of Material Control?

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To provide material support to their cognizant organizations and coordinate indirect material requirements to ensure the material ordered is the material required and delivered to the work centers.

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13
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What does OPTAR stand for?

A

Operating Target

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14
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Name two types of funds used?

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OFC-01

OFC-50

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15
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Flight Operations Fund OFC-01 can be used to procure what?

A

Admin and office supplies

LOX and nitrogen used in flight of aircraft

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16
Q

Aviation Fleet Maintenance Fund (AFM) OFC-50 can be used to procure what?

A

consumable parts (nuts & bolts)
aircraft cleaning agents
rags and canopy wipes

17
Q

What does MILSTRIP stand for?

A

Military Standard Requisitioning and Issue Procedure

18
Q

What is their pose of MILSTRIP?

A

A uniform procedure established by DOD for its own use to govern requisition and material within standard priorities.

19
Q

What does ICRL stand for?

A

Individual component Repair List

20
Q

What does CRIPL stand for?

A

Consolidated Remain in Place List

21
Q

What does NMCS stand for?

A

Non-mission Capable Supply

22
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What does PMCS stand for?

A

Partial Mission Capable Supply

23
Q

What does AVDLR stand for?

A

Aviation Depot Level Repair

24
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What does IMRL stand for?

A

Individual Material Readiness List

25
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What does AIR stand for?

A

Aircraft Inventory Record

26
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What does EXREP stand for?

A

Expeditious Repair

27
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Explain what NMCS is.

A

Material condition of an aircraft that is not capable of performing any of its missions because maintenance required to correct the discrepancy cannot continue due to supply shortage.

28
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Explain what PMCS is.

A

Material condition of an aircraft that can perform at least one, but not it’s entire mission because maintenance required correcting the discrepancy cannot continue due to supply shortage.

29
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Explain what AVDLR is.

A

Repairable items that can be replaced at either the IMA or depot.

30
Q

Explain what AIR is.

A

Record used for accountability of specific equipment and material.

31
Q

What form is the Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss?

A

DD Form 200

32
Q

Explain what the flight packet is used for.

A

It is used for assisting pilots in getting material and services when going on extended flights away from the supporting Material Control. Items that can be obtained are lodging, fuel and lubricants and aircraft parts.

33
Q

What division in Supply Department is the HAZMAT division?

A

S-8A

34
Q

What are the 6 categories of HAZMAT material?

A 
Flammables
Aerosols
Toxins
Corrosive
Oxidizers
Compressed Gases
35
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What does MSDS stand for?

A

Material Safety Data Sheet

36
Q

What is the purpose of MSDS?

A

To provide the user with proper instructions on how to properly use hazardous material. It provides the NIN, how to treat an eye injury or spill of HAZMAT, how much you should use of a concentrate solution, and also how much to dispose of the HAZMAT properly.

37
Q

What PPE is needed while handling HAZMAT?

A 
Gloves
Goggles
Apron
Steel toe boots
Face shield
Respirator
38
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What is SRS?

A

Supply Response Section: The single point of contact for processing customer requirements and providing follow ups and status as required.

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