Chapter 1 Self Test

Question 0

(001) 2. What information does munitions control provide supervision and upper management?

Answer 0

Accurate and timely information on the status of all explosive operations, emergencies, and contingency actions

Question 1

(001) 1. Which shop is responsible for compiling data from all sources as directed by the munitions flight chief?

Answer 1

Missile analysis section

Question 2

(001) 3. What position serves as the eyes and ears of the maintenance group commander?

Answer 2

Quality Assurance (QA) evaluator

Question 3

(001) 4. What prestigious position allows you to share missile maintenance knowledge with new trainees, which produces our future missile maintainers?

Answer 3

Training Instructor

Question 4

(002) 1. Which AFI is the capstone document that defines the munitions organizational structure, related roles, and responsibilities?

Answer 4

AFI 21-200, Munitions and Missile Maintenance Management

Question 5

(002) 2. As a missile maintenance technician, who will you work directly for?

Answer 5

Team chief

Question 6

(002) 3. While performing any missile maintenance, what item must you utilize with no exceptions?

Answer 6

Technical data

Question 7

(003) 1. What is the primary method the Air Force uses to document how a task is going to be accomplished?

Answer 7

Technical orders (TOs)

Question 8

(003) 2. Which form is used to correct unclear, incomplete, or improperly sequenced technical order discrepancies?

Answer 8

AFTO Form 22

Question 9

(003) 3. What are the three categories for submitting an AFTO Form 22?

Answer 9

Emergency, Urgent and Routine

Question 10

(004) 1. What does the maintenance data collection process create?

Answer 10

A record of all actions performed and allows us to track each maintenance activity performed on the missile and/or equipment.

Question 11

(004) 2. What purpose does a completed AFTO Form 350 Tag serve?

Answer 11

To identify the origin of an item and contains key data elements needed to document shop actions.

Question 12

(004) 3. Which condition tag is used to identify a piece of equipment that has been received but does not meet standards?

Answer 12

Brown-DD Form 1575 Suspended Tag

Question 13

(004) 4. What vital information do calibration stickers provide you as a missile maintenance technician?

Answer 13

A way of verifying that the equipment is ready for use.

Question 14

(005) 1. What ensures personnel design and operate nuclear programs and nuclear weapons systems to satisfy the safety standards in the Department of Defense?

Answer 14

AF Nuclear Weapons Surety Program

Question 15

(005) 2. What shall never be sued for training or troubleshooting?

Answer 15

Nuclear weapons

Question 16

(005) 3. Which program must personnel be qualified under before having physical access to nuclear weapons?

Answer 16

Personnel Reliability Program (PRP)

Question 17

(005) 4. Which AFI series covers WSSRs for all nuclear operations and serves as reference to ensure these rules are not violated?

Answer 17

AFI 91-100 series publications

Question 18

(006) 1. Which facility will you spend the majority of your time in performing cruise missile maintenance?

Answer 18

Integrated maintenance facility (IMF)

Question 19

(006) 2. What area within the IMF has the largest space and facilities for warhead buildup, installing payloads into missiles, installing missiles to pylons or launchers, and electrical checkout of the pylons and launchers?

Answer 19

High bay

Question 20

(006) 3. What building systems are put in place and designed as safety devices with cruise missiles in mind?

Answer 20

Static ground and lightning protection systems (LPS)

Question 21

(006) 4. During electrical checkout of the missile systems, what provides the power necessary to run the missile components?

Answer 21

The ESTS

Question 22

(006) 5. How many fuel tanks are located near the IMF, and what are they used for?

Answer 22

Four tanks; two tanks for fueling, the other two for defueling

Question 23

(007) 1. For security, what are installed on the inside of the doors that lead into an area where nuclear weapons are stored?

Answer 23

Alarms

Question 24

(007) 2. What must happen before a single person can enter a no-lone zone?

Answer 24

There must be two other people already occupying the zone and they must be aware of the person entering the zone.

Question 25

(007) 3. What must all nuclear certified equipment be verified against prior to use?

Answer 25

The Master Nuclear Certification List (MNCL)