EOC Flashcards
1
Q
TRUE or FALSE
All procurement activities above 1M must be implemented through Direct Contracting.
A
False
*Public Bidding
2
Q
An essential part of logistics operations.
A
Supply
3
Q
TRUE or FALSE
In Armed Conflict (IHL is also called “Law of Armed Conflict” or LOAC).
A
True
4
Q
Who is the Chairperson in AFP Logistics Board?
A
DCS for Logistics, J4
5
Q
It is the most important element of the codification system because it establishes a unique identification for every item of supply.
A
Item Identification
6
Q
It encompasses support required to sustain joint or combined campaign and other military services within an area of responsibility.
A
Operational Logistics
7
Q
The ____________ of an item of supply consists of the applicable 4-digit class code number from the Federal Supply Classification plus a sequentially assigned 7-digit Federal Item Identification Number. (11 digits).
A
Federal Stock Number
8
Q
TRUE or FALSE
International armed conflicts are those in which at least two States are involved.
A
True
9
Q
TRUE or FALSE
The assignment of National Stock Number fixes the identity of each distinctive item of supply.
A
True
10
Q
TRUE or FALSE
Descriptive data- the complete description required to identify an item, then, consists of the item name followed by the descriptive information. For example: several items may have the same item name but may differ in size, in color, or in some other way.
A
True
11
Q
TRUE or FALSE
The Vice-Chairperson in AFP Logistics Board is the third most senior member.
A
False
*2nd most senior member
12
Q
TRUE or FALSE
Petty Cash transactions should be included in the APP.
A
False
*not
13
Q
The procurement program of the procuring unit for funds they receive outside of their regular MOOE such as: special releases and Trust Receipt, etc.
A
Supplementary Procurement Plan
14
Q
Refers to the peace of mind you feel when you aren’t worried about your income being enough to cover your expenses. It also means that you have enough money saved to cover emergencies and your future financial goals.
A
Financial Security
15
Q
is the status of having enough income to pay one’s living expenses for the rest of one’s life without having to be employed or dependent on others. Income earned without having to work a job is commonly referred to as passive income
A
Financial Independence
16
Q
is having enough residual income to cover your living expenses. It is not about being rich and having tons of money, but having enough to cover your expenses so that you can spend your precious time doing what you like rather than doing things just to earn money.
A
Financial Freedom
17
Q
TRUE or FALSE
There are six (6) Functional Areas of Logistics
A
False
*5 (Supply, Maintenance, Transportation, Bases & Facilities, Services)
18
Q
TRUE or FALSE
All National Stock Number (NSN) are uniform in composition, length and structure.
A
True
19
Q
TRUE or FALSE
There are nine (9) Principles of Logistics.
A
False
*7 (Responsiveness, Simplicity, Flexibility, Economy, Attainability, Survivabiltiy, Sustainability)
20
Q
TRUE or FALSE
There are four (4) Elements of War.
A
False
*3 (Strategy, Tactics, Logistics)
21
Q
TRUE or FALSE
Storage and Maintenance is the fourth step in supply cycle.
A
False
*Distribution
22
Q
TRUE or FALSE
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER – each item carried in stock by one or more of the service supply system is identified by a 15 digit numerical National Stock Number.
A
False
*13
23
Q
TRUE or FALSE
Distribution is the first step in the supply cycle.
A
False
*Requirement Determination
24
Q
TRUE or FALSE
IHL applies to all parties to a conflict regardless of who started it and regardless of formal declarations on the existence of an armed conflict.
A
True
25
A committee organized at Major Services levels tasked to determine, evaluate and recommend to the AFP Logistics Board the eligibility of an officer(s) for inclusion or exclusion in the AFPLEL.
Major Service Logistics Board
26
The primary link of the national economy with military operations.
Strategic Logistics
27
Covers three basic responsibilities that characterize logistics: procurement, inventory management and distribution.
Supply
28
[Class of Supply]
All types of ammunition including chemicals, radiological and special weapons, bombs, explosives, mines, fuses, detonators, pyrotechnics, missiles, rockets, propellants and other associated items;
CLASS V
29
[Class of Supply]
Construction materials to include installed equipment, and all fortification/barrier materials.
CLASS IV
30
[Class of Supply]
Subsistence, including gratuitous health and welfare items;
CLASS 1
31
TRUE or FALSE
Technical Order, amount and schedule must be aligned with that of the Unit’s APB.
False
*Technical Specifications
32
[Level of Logistics]
It draws upon resources which are strategically set and directly made available through the operational level.
Tactical Logistics
33
TRUE or FALSE
AFP Logistics Badge- is an insignia awarded and authorized to be worn by eligible personnel listed in the AFPLEL.
True
34
TRUE or FALSE
IHL protects those who ARE NOT and are NO LONGER fighting like Civilians, Sick and wounded fighters and so on.
True
35
TRUE or FALSE
International humanitarian law applies only to armed conflict; it does not cover internal tensions or disturbances such as isolated acts of violence. The law applies only once a conflict has begun, and then equally to all sides regardless of who started the fighting.
True
36
TRUE or FALSE
The NATO Stock Number is represented by a 13 digit number which can be divided into three(3) unique parts.
True
37
is designed to provide a systematic approach for identifying core and peripheral national defense and security-related issues of greatest concern and their implications with regard to developing a six-year defense program and year-1 defense budget proposals. Develops strategic assessments that address current and emerging threats and future concerns.
Defense Strategic Planning System (DSPS)
38
Develops detailed capability plans that support approved strategic plans, and operationally-oriented mission area assessments.
Defense Capability Assessment And Planning System (DCAPS)
39
was designed to provide a systematic basis for evaluating options for obtaining major equipment items, executing contracts for large quantity purchases and developing fiscally constrained acquisition plans and procurement/contracting documents that foster competition among potential suppliers and meet operational needs in a timely manner and at a reasonable price. Covers the department wide medium and long-term acquisitions.
Defense Acquisition System (DAS)
40
This system has two sub-components – the Planning, Programming, and Budgeting System (PPBS) and the Financial Management System (FMS). The system provides a coherent, analytically-oriented framework for issuing defense policy and resource planning guidance, allocating limited resources among competing priorities across the spectrum of defense activities, and evaluating results achieved against established programmatic and financial management objectives.
Defense Resource Management System (DRMS)
41
Sustaining material, equipment or facility in operational status.
Maintenance
42
is the name approved under the Federal Cataloging Program for official use throughout the entire military defense systems.
Item Name
43
TRUE or FALSE
Descriptive Method - establishes and delimits the essential characteristics of an item of supply which give the item its unique character and serve to differentiate it from every other item.
True
44
Differentiating men and women based on biological differences.
SEX
45
Differentiating people based on perceptions, social expectations, and roles.
GENDER
46
is a list of Officers in the active service who have satisfied the requirements for eligibility to occupy logistics position.
AFP Logistics Eligibility List
47
A committee organized at GHQ level tasked to supervise and monitor the proper implementation of this circular.
AFP Logistics Board
48
a plan which contains all logistics requirements of unit or offices for the year within their proposed approved budgets.
Annual Procurement Plan (APP)
49
TRUE or FALSE
LOAC or IHL is underpinned by three (3) fundamental principles.
False
*4
50
[OBJECTIVES OF STORAGE AND WAREHOUSING]
every available foot of storage space should be put to use vertically and horizontally.
Full utilization of space
51
[OBJECTIVES OF STORAGE AND WAREHOUSING]
supplies are stored in an efficient and proper manner for ease in selection and shipment with minimum amount of effort and cost involved. Each SKU location properly accessible.
Supply readiness and accessibility
52
[OBJECTIVES OF STORAGE AND WAREHOUSING]
unexpected volume of shipments can be handled by a lean team of warehouse personnel at less operational time when supplies are stored properly and efficiently.
Savings on time and labor
53
[OBJECTIVES OF STORAGE AND WAREHOUSING]
proper protection of supplies from pilferage, the elements, fire, extremes in temperature, odor and lights.
Maximum protection
54
TRUE or FALSE
Maintaining stocks improves customer/user service compensating for the time needed to produce, handle and ship supplies.
TRUE
55
TRUE or FALSE
Inventory- Physical counting of assets in the storage
TRUE
56
refers to all items issued to PAF personnel and Units
PAF Supplies
57
is the document that shall be used every time there will be a transfer of property from an outgoing accountable officer to his/her successor or from one accountable officer to another of the same or another entity.
Property Transfer Report
58
TRUE or FALSE
“No RIS, No Issuance” policy shall be strictly implemented.
True
59
TRUE or FALSE
Stock Control ensures that capital is not tied up unnecessarily, and protects production if problems arise with the supply chain.
True
60
The quantity of materiel in addition to the operating level required to be on hand to permit continuous operations where there is minor interruption in the demand.
Safety Level
61
refers to Personnel/Units who are the recipients of supplies.
End User
62
TRUE or FALSE
There are six (6) Types of Stocks.
False
*5
63
TRUE or FALSE
Responsible Supply Officer (RSO) -refer to the accountable Officer of a designated accountable activity who is primarily responsible for the implementation of supply accounting.
False
64
[INVENTORY MANAGEMENT]
Used to identify serviceable items
Yellow Tag
65
[INVENTORY MANAGEMENT]
Used to identify reparable items
Green Tag
66
[INVENTORY MANAGEMENT]
Used to identify condemned/disposable items
Red Tag
67
TRUE or FALSE
Stock Control promotes resource accountability and transparency...visible and optimal utilization.
True
68
physical count of all materiel items for which responsibility has been fixed.
Inventory
69
TRUE or FALSE
Supply Accountable Officer (SAO) - refers to the subordinate unit supply Officer of an accountable activity. Responsible for the care, maintenance and safeguarding of government property in his custody.
False
70
also known as Inventory control.
Stock control
71
TRUE or FALSE
Efficient stock control allows you to have the right amount of stock in the right place at the right time.
True
72
Process of maintaining inventory data on the quantity, location, and condition of supplies & eqpt Due in, on hand, and Due out.
Stock control
73
TRUE or FALSE
In the absence of SAO/RSO, authorized representative shall present an authorization letter signed by Unit Commander and a valid military ID prior to issuance of supplies.
False
74
[CLASSES OF STORAGE]
Classified as stocks issued regularly and expected to be used within a very short period due to its turnover.
FAST- MOVING
75
[CLASSES OF STORAGE]
Classified as stocks issued at intervals Mostly monthly, quarterly or annually.
SLOW- MOVING
76
[CLASSES OF STORAGE]
stocks classified as either for disposal or scrappage.
NON-MOVING or DORMANT
77
is the holding and keeping of supplies for future use, ready for issue at any given time.
Storage
78
TRUE or FALSE
The Issuance of supplies shall be in accordance with the Issuance Directive published by 420th SW.
False
79
The performance of physical functions covering receipt, storage, and issue of supplies.
Warehousing
80
The process or act of positioning and placing items (cartons, packages, pallet unit loads, etc.) in area set aside for holding these items or staging these items for shipment.
Warehousing
81
is a document used in requesting supplies and materials that are carried on stocks.
Requisition and Issue Slip
82
actual counting of item at its storage or sites.
Physical Count
83
The maximum quantity of materiel authorized to be on hand and in order to sustain certain operations.
Requisitioning Objective
84
The quantity of materiel required to sustain operation in the interval between requisitions or between the arrivals of successive shipment.
Operating Level
85
is a list of supplies/requirements needed to repair item/equipment to bring them back to operational status.
Materiel Repair Requirements List (MRRL)
86
is a systematic determination and scheduling of reparable cycle assets for input to the maintenance shops.
Master Repair Schedule (MRS)
87
are unserviceable items which can be returned back to its original serviceable status after repair/overhaul
Reparable Cycle Asset (RCA)
88
is a condition where maintenance actions cannot be performed due to lack of either skills, references, tools & equipment or facility.
Not Reparable This Station (NRTS)
89
is a condition where maintenance actions can be accomplished.
Reparable This Station (RTS)
90
TRUE or FALSE
Each commander is directly and fully responsible for all maintenance activities performed by the personnel in his command or equipment assigned to his command.
TRUE
91
TRUE or FALSE
Preventive maintenance is inessential.
False
92
TRUE or FALSE
Maintenance affects the mobility of the organization.
True
93
[Echelon of Maintenance]
Restorative
Depot Level (3rd Level)
94
[Echelon of Maintenance]
Corrective
Field Level (2nd Level)
95
[Echelon of Maintenance]
Preventive
Organizational Level (1st Level)
96
First level of maintenance performed on-equipment (directly on aerospace vehicles or support equipment at flight line level). Generally minor repairs, inspection, testing, or calibration.
Organizational Maintenance
97
Bottom link in the maintenance chain.
Organizational Maintenance (1st Level)
98
Second level of maintenance performed off-equipment (to removed component parts or equipment) at the back shop level.
Field Maintenance
99
Primarily testing and repair or replacement of component parts.
Field Maintenance (2nd Level)
100
Third level of maintenance performed on - or off-equipment at a major repair facility.
Depot Maintenance
101
Highest level of maintenance for more complex repairs.
Depot Maintenance (3rd Level)
102
Consist of all operations necessary to restore worn or damaged equipment to serviceable condition.
Depot Maintenance (3rd Level)
103
TRUE or FALSE
There are four (4) types of requirements in Requirement Determination.
TRUE (Manpower, Facility, Materiel, Logistics Services)
104
In Types of Requirements in Requirement Determination, this type of requirement can be obtained by construction, purchase, or rental.
Facility
105
TRUE or FALSE
In requirement determination, GHQ/Major Services/Commodity Managers are the ones who determine the requirements on the
operational level.
False
106
TRUE or FALSE
In requirement determination, 4s of Major Units of the Major Services are the ones who determine the requirements on the Consumer level.
True
107
TRUE or FALSE
In requirement determination, ASCOM, NLC, ALC are the ones who determine the requirements on the Management Level.
False
108
The action of transporting someone or something or the process of being transported.
Transportation
109
It is to transport of people and goods via walking, running, animals or land vehicles.
Ground Transportation
110
It is on how a person handle or manage the movement of people, animals and goods from one location to another. Modes of transport include air, rail, road, water, cable, pipeline and space.
Transportation Management
111
The one who is authorized to dispatch vehicles with such given authority.
Dispatcher
112
A person who operates and controls the direction and speed of a motor vehicle.
Driver
113
Is a set of organized activities that are carried out in order to keep the item in its best operational condition.
Maintenance
114
A comprehensive examination and restoration of equipment, or a major part thereof, to an acceptable condition.
Overhaul
115
A comprehensive list of items and the maintenance tasks required, including the intervals at which maintenance should be performed.
Maintenance Schedule
116
The maintenance carried out at predetermined intervals or intended to minimize the probability of failure or the performance degradation of equipment.
Preventive Maintenance
117
Materials that consist of explosives or chemical agents with their characteristics and mechanical devices specifically designed for use against military objectives.
Military Ammunitions
118
A specially-designed container filled with an explosive, chemical agent, or a combination thereof, which is propelled from a weapon, placed, thrown, dropped, guided, including the initiating and or detonating elements necessary for the complete functioning of the unit in the desired manner.
Military Ammunitions
119
Consist of everything, necessary for the conduct of war and the training thereof except personnel.
Munitions
120
A contrivance charge with explosives, propellant, pyrotechnics, initiating compositions or nuclear, biological, or chemical materials for use in connection with offense and defense. For non-operational purposes, demolition materials are included.
Ammunition
121
TRUE or FALSE
There are 10 Classifications of Ammunition according to type.
False
122
TRUE or FALSE
Small Arms Ammunition- That ammunition is normally fired from rifles, pistols, machine guns, and small automatic cannons, such as the 20 and 30-millimeter cannon.
True
123
TRUE or FALSE
Rocket - is a type of explosive or incendiary weapon intended to travel through the air on a predictable trajectory.
False
124
[NUMERICAL INDEX SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION]
BASIC NUMBER: 4A
Airmunitions and Armament
125
[NUMERICAL INDEX SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION]
BASIC NUMBER: 4B
Publications
126
[NUMERICAL INDEX SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION]
BASIC NUMBER: 4C
Building and Real Estate
127
[NUMERICAL INDEX SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION]
BASIC NUMBER: 4G
Procurement
128
[NUMERICAL INDEX SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION]
BASIC NUMBER: 4H
Base Exchange Services
129
[NUMERICAL INDEX SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION]
BASIC NUMBER: 4J
Maintenance of Engineering and Supply
130
[NUMERICAL INDEX SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION]
BASIC NUMBER: 4K
Logistical Reference Data
131
[NUMERICAL INDEX SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION]
BASIC NUMBER: 4M
Maintenance of Equipment
132
[NUMERICAL INDEX SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION]
BASIC NUMBER: 4P
Materiel Programming
133
[NUMERICAL INDEX SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION]
BASIC NUMBER: 4Q
Quality Control
134
TRUE or FALSE
Air to Ground Missile - is a missile designed to be launched from military aircraft at targets on land or sea.
True
135
Removal from the Accounts, the cost of the PPE together with the Accumulated Depreciation and Accumulated Impairment.
DERECOGNITION
136
is the systematic allocation of the depreciable amount of an asset over its useful life.
DEPRECIATION
137
Types of hauling movement that deals with short distance operations?
Local hauls
138
The trail is usually comprised of:
Medical and maintenance personnel
139
The capability of military forces to move logistics from origin to destination.
Mobility
140
Types of hauling movement that deals with long distance operations?
Line Hauls
141
that which is beyond repair and has no more utilization potential.
UNSERVICEABLE PROPERTY
142
are those which came into the possession of the government as a result of the implementation, enforcement of laws and regulations.
CONFISCATED/SEIZED PROPERTY
143
refers to the personal or real property of a taxpayer forfeited to the government for failure to pay taxes
PROPERTY UNDER DISTRAINT/LEVY/ GARNISHMENT
144
recovered stolen motor vehicles by the different law enforcement agencies of the government with the absence of claimants and that the real owners can no longer be determined, these recovered vehicles remained unclaimed.
UNCLAIMED MOTOR VEHICLES
145
all records, materials that has reached their prescribed retention period and has lost their usefulness to the agency or the government as a whole.
VALUELESS RECORDS/DOCUMENTS
146
A hauling method that deals with is a single transport mission completed in one trip by the same vehicles.
Direct Hauls
147
the price of scrap/junk metal or lumber prevailing in the local market.
JUNK/SCRAP VALUE
148
Principles of motor transport that reduce trucks driving empty?
Maximum utilization
149
Principle of movcon that allows lower units or services to implement movement activity based on movement plans.
Centralized control & decentralized implementation
150
The three parts of a convoy are:
Head, main body, and trail
151
Elements of a convoy are:
March column, serial, and march unit
152
What is a Convoy?
A group of 6 or more vehicles organized for the purpose of control under a single commander
153
TRUE or FALSE
There are six (6) modes of disposal or divestment.
False
*5
154
the price at which the property was acquired which also includes related expenses incurred during the acquisition/construction of the property such as taxes, license fees, permit fees, clearance fees, etc.
ACQUISITION COST (AC)
155
TRUE or FALSE
Based on the specific guidelines/procedures on disposal, the SAO shall inspect the items and forward his recommendation to the agency head.
False
156
This form shall be used when there are transfers of property from one Accountable Officer/Agency/Fund Cluster to another Accountable Officer/Agency/Fund Cluster.
PROPERTY TRANSFER REPORT (PTR)
157
TRUE or FALSE
Barter maybe done thru burning, pounding, throwing beyond recovery.
False
*Destruction or condemnation
158
TRUE or FALSE
Based on the specific guidelines/procedures on disposal, the COA Auditor/TSO shall inspect the items and forward his recommendation to the agency head
True
159
TRUE or FALSE
One of the reasons why disposal of equipment is important is to avoid continuing carrying costs.
True
160
reflecting loss in value due to functional inadequacy due to size, style, or age brought about by changes in art or poor planning.
FUNCTIONAL OBSOLESCENCE
161
TRUE or FALSE
One of the reasons why disposal of equipment is important is to relieve accountable officers of unnecessary accountability
True
162
shall be used by the Supply and/or Property Custodian to report all waste materials previously taken up in the books of accounts as assets or in his/her custody so that they may be properly disposed of and derecognized from the books.
WASTE MATERIAL REPORTS
163
reflecting the loss in value brought about by wear and tear, disintegration, use in service and the action of elements.
DETERIORATION
164
A hauling method that is a single transport mission completed in one trip by multiple vehicles
Relay
165
TRUE or FALSE
Barter maybe done thru burning, pounding, throwing beyond recovery.
False
166
the art of estimating the fair exchange worth or value of a property as of a specified date, supported by relevant or factual data. ________ is not an exact science but it is an opinion of value.
APPRAISAL
167
TRUE or FALSE
Destruction or Condemnation- When the property has no commercial value or is beyond economic repair or there is no willing receiver
True
168
the end of the life cycle of a government property
DISPOSAL/DISPOSITION/DIVESTMENT
169
Refers to the activity involved in the change of location of equipment, personnel and stocks as part of a military operation.
Movement
170
reflecting the loss in value brought about by external economic forces, such as legislative enactments restricting or impairing the use of subject equipment.
ECONOMIC OBSOLESCENCE
171
is a report prepared by the Supply and/or Property Unit as basis to record dropping from the books the unserviceable properties carried in the PPE accounts.
INVENTORY AND INSPECTION REPORT OF UNSERVICEABLE PROPERTY (IIRUP)
172
is the cost of an asset, or other amount substituted for cost less residual value.
DEPRECIABLE AMOUNT
173
In a convoy, which vehicle(s) operate with their headlights on?
All vehicles
174
Principles of motor transport that matched the load with the vehicle and mission?
Economy
175
TRUE or FALSE
There are three (3) phases of property and supply management.
True (acquisition, utilization, disposition)
176
A hauling method with a single transport mission completed in repeated trips by the same vehicles between two points.
Shuttle
177
To avoid terminal congestion and service delays due to scheduling conflicts what principle of movcon applies?
Regulated movement
178
Convoy driver will be given an opportunity for ____ hours of rest for each 10 hours of driving within 24hours period.
8
179
It is the means (modes) of conveyance to move logistics and personnel from origin to destination.
Transportation
180
A convoy that exceeds ___ vehicles should be broken down into serials and or marched units.
20
181
TRUE or FALSE
Unclaimed Motor Vehicles are assets that are subject to disposal.
True
182
TRUE or FALSE
One of the reasons why disposal of equipment is important is to prevent further deterioration, thereby obtaining a fair return in case of sale.
True
183
is an opinion of value of an appraiser which is based upon an interpretation of facts and beliefs into an estimate of value, as of a stated date.
APPRAISED VALUE
184
Principles of movecon that allows back loading of logistical items or personnel of returning mobility.
Maximum effective use of carrying capacity
185
permission, liberty, or ability to enter, approach, or pass to and from a place.
Access
186
process of acquiring land through various means mentioned in Section 4 in this SOP.
Acquisition
187
process or activity of managing the land of the AFP with the attendant accountability and responsibility.
Administration
188
Major Service Command/AFP-Wide Support and Separate Units (AFPWSSUs) Commanders designated by the higher headquarters to administer the AFP land on behalf of the Chief of Staff, AFP (CSAFP); the person tasked to advice the CSAFP on the state of these land and to take measures to ensure its security and development.
Administrator
189
TRUE or FALSE
Land Swapping – exists when a private land is taken for public use upon payment of just compensation and resorted to only when within 30 days, the property owner refuses or fails to accept the price offered or when negotiation fails or not feasible.
False
*Expropriation
190
TRUE or FALSE
Informal Settlers- illegal or unauthorized occupants on a land.
True
191
a consensual, bilateral and cumulative contract by which an individual or an entity/ies binds himself/herself to grant the temporary use of the land
or portion of the land to another who undertakes to pay some rent, compensation or price.
Lease
192
TRUE or FALSE
Lessor- an individual or an entity/ies whom the enjoyment or use of a thing (land) and who delegated upon himself/herself the payment for
some rent, compensation or price.
False
193
TRUE or FALSE
Lessee- an individual or an entity/ies who binds himself/herself temporarily for the use of a thing or render service to another for a price, rent and compensation.
False
194
a comprehensive document for the development of a particular base, camp, and station.
Master Development Plan (MDP)
195
a written agreement between two (2) or more entities/group or individual/s with specific terms and conditions in order to pursue a common line of commitment.
Memorandum of Agreement (MOA)
196
a written agreement between two (2) or more entities/group or individual that expresses a convergence of will between the parties, indicating an intended common line of action, rather than a legal commitment.
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
197
a legal document delegating a person or agent the power to preform acts or deeds for and in behalf of the principal as specified in the documents.
Power of Attorney
198
tracts of land that belongs to the state.
Public Domain
199
refers to the land and all those items that are attached to it. It is the physical, tangible entity, together with all the additions or improvements on, above or below the ground.
Real Estate
200
a public instrument issued by the government confirming the grant by the state of the ownership over a parcel of agricultural land in favor of the grantee by virtue of a Law or a Proclamation by the President of the Philippines for the purposes authorized by Law.
Special Patent
201
a legal right accorded to a person or party that confers the temporary right to use or derive income or benefit from someone else’s property
Usufruct
202
TRUE or FALSE
Vendor- the person of whom the ownership of a determinate thing is transferred and obligates upon himself/herself to pay or its equivalent.
False
203
TRUE or FALSE
Vendee- an individual or an entity who offers something for sale; the seller, especially of a property.
False
204
TRUE or FALSE
Land rights- a part or the entirety of property, site or location, with defined physical boundaries used or required by national government project.
False
205
TRUE or FALSE
The US Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Program is one of the components of the US Security Assistance Programs pursuant to US Foreign Assistance
Act (FAA) of 1961.
True
206
TRUE or FALSE
US SAP is a group of programs authorized by the US Foreign Assistance Act (FAA) and Arms Export Control Act (AECA) or other related statutes
by which the US provides defense articles, military training and other defense related services by grant, credit, cash sale, lease or loan to its partner nation.
True
207
TRUE or FALSE
US Arms Export Control Act of 1976- An Act to promote the foreign policy, security, and general welfare of the United States by assisting peoples of the world in their efforts toward economic and social development and internal and external security, and for other purposes.
False
*US Foreign Assistance Act of 1961
208
TRUE or FALSE
Sec 53.8 Defense Cooperation Agreement- Any Treaty or International or Executive Agreement to which the GoP is a signatory affecting the subject matter of the Act and this IRR shall be observed. In case of conflict between the terms of the Treaty and this IRR, the former shall prevail.”
False
Sec 4.2 of RA 9184
209
[Type of FMS Project]
through US Foreign Military Financing (FMF)
US Funded
210
[Type of FMS Project]
Capital Outlay/MOOE /Modernization/Other Special Sources
RP Funded (National Funds)
211
[Type of FMS Project]
combination of RP & US Funds
Co-Investment
212
[What can be sold through FMS?]
weapons, weapon systems, munitions, aircraft, vessel, boat, component or parts
Defense Articles
213
[What can be sold through FMS?]
services, test, inspection, repair, training, publication, or defense information
Defense Services
214
[What can be sold through FMS?]
engineering services, technical advisory assistance
Design and Construction Services
215
TRUE or FALSE
Letter of Request (LOR)- Term used to identify a request from an eligible partner nation for the purchase of US defense articles and services, including EDA.
True
216
TRUE or FALSE
Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA)- Authorized document used by the USG as an offer to sell defense articles and services to foreign country.
True
217
TRUE or FALSE
355th Aviation Engineering Wing’s Mission is “To Provide General Engineering Support to the PAF and Contribute to the National Development Program of the Government”
True
218
TRUE or FALSE
One of the functions of the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing is to Provide assistance to the Base Engineering Units in the maintenance, construction, and development of Air Force bases and stations.
True
219
TRUE or FALSE
One of the functions of the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing is to Assists in the construction and rehabilitation of infrastructure projects in
support of the national development programs of the government.
True
220
TRUE or FALSE
One of the functions of the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing is to Supervise contract labor and indigenous personnel and assists in supervising by-contract construction.
True
221
TRUE or FALSE
Facility Readiness- the condition and preparedness of buildings and facilities to facilitate unit performance of a function. buildings, shelters, roads, utilities, shops or the like used to facilitate the performance of a function.
True
222
[Classification of Facilities]
these are buildings and facilities necessary to the operation and mission accomplishment of the units located inside the installation.
Operational Facilities
223
[Classification of Facilities]
As the name implies, these facilities are those needed to provide the infrastructure support to the basic needs of personnel and the operational requirements of the unit.
Operational Support Facilities
224
[Classification of Facilities]
There are structures and facilities necessary to provide the basic utilities and transportation networks.
Base Utilities and Facilities
225
[Classification of Facilities]
For major installations, community facilities shall be provided which may include the Ecumenical Service Facility, recreational, clubhouse, concessionaires, school, and museum facilities.
Community Facilities (MWR)
226
TRUE or FALSE
Semi-Permanent Buildings: Designed to have a degree of structural adequacy, durability, and serviceability to assure a useful life of 25 years
or more.
False
227
TRUE or FALSE
Temporary Buildings: Are those with normal maintenance and have economic life from 5 to 25 years.
False
*Semi-Permanent Buildings
228
TRUE or FALSE
Permanent Buildings -Are those, which by design, use of poor or low quality materials, equipment, and methods of construction.
False
229
TRUE or FALSE
Major Repair- action to be undertaken when building or facility readiness condition is 75% to 85%. It does not involve the restoration of structural strength of the building.
False
*Minor Repair
230
TRUE or FALSE
Minor Repair- applies to that work which is required to upgrade, or otherwise improve the general condition of facilities
False
*Renovation
231
TRUE or FALSE
Maintenance- action to be undertaken when building or facility readiness condition is below 75%.
False
*Major Repair
232
TRUE or FALSE
Renovation- It is required or undertaken to conserve as nearly, and as long, as possible the original condition of an asset or resource while compensating for normal wear and tear.
False
*Maintenance
233
TRUE or FALSE
Type III Construction- buildings shall be of steel, iron concrete, or masonry construction. Walls, ceilings, and permanent partitions shall be of incombustible fire-resistive construction: Except, that permanent non-bearing partitions of one-hour fire-resistive construction may use fire-retardant treated wood within the framing assembly
False
*Type IV
234
TRUE or FALSE
Type II Construction- shall be masonry and wood construction. Structural elements may be any of the materials permitted by this Code: Provided, that the building shall be one-hour fire-resistive throughout. Exterior walls shall be of incombustible fire-resistive construction.
False
*Type III
235
[EARLY LAWS ON PROCUREMENT]
in 1900 the United States Philippine Commission introduced public bidding in procurement in the Philippines
American Practice
236
[EARLY LAWS ON PROCUREMENT]
Chief Engineer of US Army acted as the purchasing agent of government
Act No. 22
237
[EARLY LAWS ON PROCUREMENT]
in 1901, contracts are mandated for purchase of school supplies
Act No. 74
238
[EARLY LAWS ON PROCUREMENT]
Provincial Governors and Municipal Mayors to enter into contracts for public works.
Act No. 82
239
[EARLY LAWS ON PROCUREMENT]
creation of Bureau of Supply
Act No. 146
240
[EARLY LAWS ON PROCUREMENT]
in 1906 no contract shall be entered into without public bidding
Executive Order No. 16
241
In Key Concepts on Government Procurement, this refers to the acquisition of goods, consulting services, and the contracting for infrastructure projects by procuring entity. It shall also include the lease of goods and real estate.
Procurement
242
In Key Concepts on Government Procurement, this refers to all items, supplies and materials.
Goods
243
In Key Concepts on Government Procurement, this refers to construction, improvement, demolition, rehabilitation, repair, restoration.
Infrastructure projects
244
In Key Concepts on Government Procurement, this refers to services for Infrastructure Projects and other types of projects or activities of the Government requiring adequate external technical and professional expertise that are beyond the capability and/or capacity of the Government to undertake such as, but not limited to advisory and review services etc.
Consulting services
245
TRUE or FALSE
No Approved Annual Procurement Budget, No Procurement.
False
*APP
246
TRUE or FALSE
Specifications for the procurement of goods shall be based on relevant characteristics and/ or performance requirements. Reference to brand names shall not be allowed.
True
247
TRUE or FALSE
The ABC shall be the upper limit or ceiling for acceptable bid prices. If a bid price, as evaluated and calculated in accordance with this IRR, is
higher than the ABC, the bidder submitting the same shall be automatically disqualified. There shall be no lower limit or floor on the amount of the award.
True
248
TRUE or FALSE
Splitting of contracts is the act of dividing or breaking up government contracts into smaller quantities and amounts.
TRUE
249
TRUE or FALSE
HoPE- Head of the agency or body, or his duly authorized official, for NGAs and the constitutional commissions or offices, and other branches
of government
True
250
TRUE or FALSE
HoPE must create a single BAC.
True
251
TRUE or FALSE
HoPE shall designate 10 members of unquestionable integrity and procurement proficiency
False
| 5-7 members
252
TRUE or FALSE
BAC shall have a fixed term of two (2) years reckoned from the date of appointment, renewal at the discretion of the HoPE.
False
* 1 year
253
TRUE or FALSE
One of the Functions and Responsibilities of BAC is to Recommend approval and/or revisions of APP and other reports
True
254
TRUE or FALSE
Competitive Bidding- It is a method of procurement which is open to participation by any interested party
True
255
[ALTERNATIVE METHODS OF PROCUREMENT]
SECTION 49
LIMITED SOURCE BIDDING
256
[ALTERNATIVE METHODS OF PROCUREMENT]
SECTION 50
DIRECT CONTRACTING
257
[ALTERNATIVE METHODS OF PROCUREMENT]
SECTION 51
REPEAT ORDER
258
[ALTERNATIVE METHODS OF PROCUREMENT]
SECTION 52
SHOPPING
259
[ALTERNATIVE METHODS OF PROCUREMENT]
SECTION 53
NEGOTIATED PROCUREMENT
260
[GOVERNING PRINCIPLES]
Awareness and vigilance
Public Monitoring
261
[GOVERNING PRINCIPLES]
Responsibility over actions/decisions (“Answerable”)
Accountability
262
[GOVERNING PRINCIPLES]
Equal opportunity to all eligible bidders
Competitiveness
263
[GOVERNING PRINCIPLES]
Wider dissemination of bid opportunities
Transparency
264
[GOVERNING PRINCIPLES]
Uniformly applicable to all government agencies
Streamlined Process
265
TRUE or FALSE
HoPE approves/disapproves the contract award
True
266
TRUE or FALSE
HoPE ensures the professionalization of the BAC, its secretariat and TWG members
True
267
TRUE or FALSE
BAC conducts bidding procedures.
True
268
TRUE or FALSE
BAC Secretariat determines and recommends for approval appropriate procurement methods and award of contract to HoPE.
False
*BAC
269
TRUE or FALSE
Alternate BAC members shall have the same term as the original members.
True
270
TRUE or FALSE
BAC conducts bidding procedures
True
271
TRUE or FALSE
BAC Secretariat monitors procurement activities and milestones.
True
272
TRUE or FALSE
BAC Secretariat takes custody of procurement documents and records.
True
273
TRUE or FALSE
There are 14 types of MOOTW
False
*16
274
are military operations to support diplomatic efforts to reach a long-term political settlement and categorized as peacekeeping operations (PKO) and peace enforcement operations.
Peace Operations
275
the present government policy on self-reliance defense program (SRDP) particularly on the weapons system is an important part of logistics system.
Research and Development
276
TRUE or FALSE
Distribution- task of preserving the usefulness of major end items through application of preventive maintenance.
False
277
TRUE or FALSE
Military Doctrine – a body of principles in any branch of knowledge as taught or recommended for acceptance by others.
False
*Doctrine
278
TRUE or FALSE
There are four (4) types of Trains
False
*3 (Combat, Company, Field)
279
TRUE or FALSE
In types of MOOTW, the difference between Antiterrorism and Counterterrorism is, Antiterrorism – DEFENSIVE MEASURES while Counterterrorism- OFFENSIVE MEASURE
True
280
These are conducted to search for, locate, identify, residue, and return personnel or human remains,
sensitive equipment, or item critical to national security.
Recovery Operations
281
Refers to the determination of what is needed and in what quantity. Categorized into: Major items, secondary items, according to cost, and ten classes of supplies.
Requirement Determination
282
TRUE or FALSE
Operational Logistics- Defines the nation’s capability to raise, deploy, and sustain operating forces.
False
*Strategic Logistics
283
Conducts disposal of unserviceable and obsolete properties of the navy in a manner most advantageous to the government or thru public bidding.
Disposal Division
284
TRUE or FALSE
Disposal- final steps in the chain of logistics activities, this occur when an items or supplies become unserviceable and can no longer provide efficient service
True
285
TRUE or FALSE
Doctrine- an authoritative statement of principles for the employment of military resources designed for continuing applicability in war and peace
False
*Military Docrtine
286
TRUE or FALSE
There are two (2) levels of logistics
False
*3 (strategic, operational, tactical)
287
Manages inventory, controls receipts and issuances, conducts timely ordering of materials, stores,
accounts, issues supplies and materials to PN units.
Supply Distribution Division
288
Found in the battalion rear area
Combat Trains
289
Connotes any plan, arrangement, or process, resting upon implicit or explicit international agreement
Arms Control
290
Responsible for preparing and conducting resupply opns for the battalion.
Field Trains
291
TRUE or FALSE
Tactical Logistics- Provides the first step in the flow of military resources
False
*Strategic Logistics
292
TRUE or FALSE
Security is one of the principles in action of MOOTW
True
293
The purpose is to improve customer service by compensating for time needed to produce, handle and ship supplies. If goods are on hand, a costumer may draw them as needed.
Inventory Management
294
It encompasses support required to sustain joint or combined campaign and other military services within an area of responsibility.
Operational Logistics
295
Provides immediate recovery, medical aid and maintenance.
Company Trains
296
[Definiton of Logistics]
Application is founded upon a workable body of facts and principles from which supply deductions and predictions are made.
Logistics as a science
297
[Definiton of Logistics]
Entails gut feeling in determining what works and what does
Logistics as an art
298
Consists of supply, medical and maintenance teams
Company Trains
299
TRUE or FALSE
Tactical Logistics- The focus is on the primary war fighting support functions of manning, arming, fueling, fixing, moving and sustaining soldiers and their equipment.
True
300
TRUE or FALSE
In types of MOOTW, the difference between Antiterrorism and Counterterrorism is, Antiterrorism – DEFENSIVE MEASURES while Counterterrorism- OFFENSIVE MEASURES
True
301
Involves two actions: ANTI and COUNTER.
Combatting Terrorism
302
This level ties the tactical requirements and strategic
| capabilities in order to accomplish operational plans.
Operational Logistics
303
TRUE or FALSE
Operational Logistics- The communication of all the functions of logistics activities required to sustain operational capability of tactical/operating units.
False
*Tactical Logistics
304
TRUE or FALSE
Maintenance- to move supplies from the source to the user which should be accomplished in a nearly straight line as possible. Types of distribution: Unit, Supply point, and Throughput
False
*Distribution
305
TRUE or FALSE
There are 14 types of MOOTW
False
*16
306
[Functional Areas of Logistics]
Includes items or services which have either gone through or will go through some of the stages of logistics.
MATERIEL MANAGEMENT
307
[Functional Areas of Logistics]
Geared toward supporting the movement of personnel and materiel from one point to another in the least time and at the least cost.
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
308
[Functional Areas of Logistics]
Refers to maintaining the materiel in the operational status, restoring to a serviceable condition or upgrading and updating the functional utility through appropriate modification as necessary.
MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT
309
[Functional Areas of Logistics]
Is geared towards providing combat service support which includes food services, commissaries, health services and graves registration.
SERVICES MANAGEMENT
310
[Functional Areas of Logistics]
Refers to planning, acquisition, construction, maintenance and disposition of real estate and properties.
FACILITIES AND INSTALLATION MANAGEMENT
311
[Principles of Logistics Support]
the ability to provide adequate supply support at the right time and place in order that a staged operation is effectively carried out and sustained.
Responsiveness
312
[Principles of Logistics Support]
the complexity of procedures and policies are minimized by standardization of procedures and establishing clear and explicit priorities.
Simplicity
313
[Principles of Logistics Support]
The adaptability of logistics structures and procedures to changing situations, missions and concept of operation.
Flexibility
314
[Principles of Logistics Support]
The ability to deliver requirements at the most strategic time and place at the least possible cost.
Economy
315
[Principles of Logistics Support]
Ability of the organization to supply and equip its forces with essential war fighting requirements all throughout the duration of a military operation
Attainability
316
[Principles of Logistics Support]
All military campaigns bring with it the inherent risk of damaging military resources.
Survivability
317
[Principles of Logistics Support]
It is the measure of the ability to maintain logistics support to all users within the area of conflict for the duration of the operation
Sustainability
318
This level demands anticipatory planning for responsive support specific weaponry to accomplish specific objectives.
Tactical Logistics
319
Manages the procurement, receives, stores, accounts & issues 72-100 supplies by employing a supermart concept of operation.
Ready Store Division
320
TRUE or FALSE
Strategic Logistics- The primary link of the national economy with military operations.
True
321
Refers to acquisition of what is needed and in what quantity at the right price and quality from the right source.
Procurement
322
TRUE or FALSE
Procurement of Fuel, Oil and Lubricants (FOL) shall be in accordance with the procedures stipulated in RA 9262.
False
*RA 9184
323
TRUE or FALSE
The ALC, through the 420th SW, is responsible for the safe transportation of critical supplies from PAF Depot to various end-users as well as from other AFP Supply Units to PAF Depot.
True
324
TRUE or FALSE
Wildfires, volcanic eruptions, and other natural disasters do not pose a serious threat to logistics operations
False
325
TRUE or FALSE
Logistics Intelligence is a combination of two (2) cycles.
True
326
TRUE or FALSE
Directorate for Munitions and Armaments OA-4 Prepares and plans the budget programming for the firepower requirement of PAF.
True
327
TRUE or FALSE
Directorate for Materiel Services OA-4 Supervises the implementation of programmed POL and ICIE requirements of PAF and administers support services and activities to PAF units
True
328
TRUE or FALSE
Delivery Advice- used for all transactions of the Government, whether cash receipts, cash/check disbursements, or non-cash transactions.
False
*JEV
329
TRUE or FALSE
Report of Supplies and Materials Issued (RSMI)- shall be prepared by the Commanding Officer and shall be used by the Accounting Unit as a basis
in preparing the JEV to record the supplies and materials issued.
False
*supply officer
330
TRUE or FALSE
AVFOL- Applies to Fuel, Oil, and Lubricants for whatever use of motor vehicles as well as for aircraft.
False
331
TRUE or FALSE
UACS- Unified Accounting Code Structure- A government-wide harmonized budgetary, treasury, and accounting code classification framework to facilitate reporting of all financial transactions of agencies including revenue reporting.
True
332
TRUE or FALSE
Under the Disposal, pilferage poses a risk to logistical operations.
True
333
TRUE or FALSE
Refueler Truck- A vehicle with a storage tank and needed equipment capable of storing and dispensing fuel safely to aircraft and other equipment
True
334
TRUE or FALSE
All FOL deliveries at Wing/Bases by the FOL Supplier are subject for inspection and shall be accepted by the Unit’s SAO/RSNCO or Logistics Officer, Wing/Base MFO and to be witnessed by COA representative if available.
True
335
TRUE or FALSE
FOL with Account Code 765, shall be classified as inventories, thus, receipt and issuances must be properly recorded.
False
*761
336
TRUE or FALSE
The act of stealing minor quantities or articles is known as sabotage.
False
337
TRUE or FALSE
All Logistics Run must ensure the security of supply, forward supply points, and routes for the safe and sound materiel delivery for the end user
True
338
TRUE or FALSE
Programming for Ground FOL (GFOL) based on the serviceable vehicles/equipment possessed as authorized in the Unit’s TE.
True
339
TRUE or FALSE
420th SW/Base Units/TOGs and TOS Commanders shall designate a Logistics Officer who shall be accountable/responsible for all Unit’s FOL transactions
True
340
TRUE or FALSE
The primary considered threat to the Disposal Operations is that supplies auctioned at public auction were fixed or rehabilitated, which then
included the delivered items during the acquisition stage
True
341
TRUE or FALSE
Directorate for International Logistics OA-4 Programs all Petroleum, Oil, and Lubricant (POL) and Individual Clothing and Individual Equipment (ICIE) requirements of PAF and administers support services and activities to PAF units
False
*DMS
342
TRUE or FALSE
Requisition and Issue Slip (RIS)- shall be used to request supplies and materials that are carried on stock.
True
343
TRUE or FALSE
Disposal is the procedure of disposing of excess, obsolete, salvage and reparable excess properties to include scrap items in accordance with PAF Materiel Directive 4S-14 dated 19 March 2004.
True
344
Used primarily for aircraft and AGE.
AVFOL
345
TRUE or FALSE
Refueler Truck- A vehicle with a storage tank and needed equipment capable of storing and dispensing fuel safely to aircraft and other equipment
True
346
TRUE or FALSE
Directorate for Plans and Program OA-4 Formulates, develops, reviews, and updates policies, procedures, and activities for the effective logistics planning, programming, and budgeting of PAF’s resources
True
347
TRUE or FALSE
The ACofAS for Logistics, A-4 assists and advises the CG, PAF in all matters pertaining to the formulation of concepts and policies, planning, coordinating, supervising, and reviewing all activities related to logistics.
True
348
TRUE or FALSE
The Disposal stage is vulnerable to theft and pilferage.
True
349
TRUE or FALSE
OA-4 shall program FOL Budget to be implemented by Air Logistics Command (ALC).
True
350
TRUE or FALSE
Directorate for Acquisition OA-4 Participates, facilitates and monitors the procurement proceedings and the implementation of the contracts of the Command
True
351
TRUE or FALSE
Procurement of Fuel, Oil and Lubricants (FOL) shall be in accordance with the procedures stipulated in RA 9262.
False
352
TRUE or FALSE
Directorate for International Logistics OA-4 Directs the conduct of regular physical inventory and inspection of PAF’s ordnance items and explosive facilities
False
353
TRUE or FALSE
All transactions shall be covered with RIS and proof of issuance like Gas Slip for GFOL; Thru-Flight AVFOL Servicing Sheet for AVFOL issuance through PAF-owned refueler truck; and Aviation Delivery Receipt (ADR) for AVFOL issuance through FOL Supplier refueler truck.
True
354
A form used by the supplier and the PAF to effect the delivery of FOL products.
DA
355
TRUE or FALSE
Supply Accountable Officer (SAO)- Duly designated by Chief of Bureau or Office with approval by the Secretary of National Defense with the responsibility of receiving, controlling and accounting of supplies and equipment procured.
True
356
TRUE or FALSE
Falsification of documents is one of the most prevalent RA 9184 and IRR infractions.
True
357
Ground Fuel, Oil, and Lubricants refers primarily to FOL intended for ground vehicles and equipment.
GFOL
358
Applies to Fuel, Oil, and Lubricants for whatever use of motor vehicles as well as for aircraft.
FOL
359
TRUE or FALSE
Directorate for Acquisition OA-4 Prepare all Post Qualification Reports for submission to PAFBAC / PAFSBAC Secretariat
True
360
TRUE or FALSE
Pilferage is defined as an actor series of acts committed with the intent to harm, obstruct, or interfere with a country's national defense by willfully injuring or destroying, or attempting to injure or destroy, any national defense or war materiel, premises, or utilities, including human and natural resources.
False
361
TRUE or FALSE
Director for Administration OA-4, Plans and programs the management of personnel and Office administration.
True
362
TRUE or FALSE
Pilferage is a violation of AFP’s AW 95
True
363
TRUE or FALSE
Within thirty (30) days after the date of payment to the FOL Supplier, FOL payments must be liquidated or cleared
True
364
TRUE or FALSE
FOL- A form used by the supplier and the PAF to effect the delivery of FOL products.
False
*Delivery Advice (DA)
365
TRUE or FALSE
GFOL-Used primarily for aircraft and AGE.
False
366
TRUE or FALSE
Journal Entry Voucher (JEV)- The Journal Entry Voucher shall be used for all transactions of the Government, whether cash receipts, cash/check disbursements or non-cash transactions.
True
367
TRUE or FALSE
Sabotage is a threat to storage and maintenance logistics operations.
True
368
TRUE or FALSE
Under the Disposal, pilferage poses a risk to logistical operations.
True
369
TRUE or FALSE
Logistics Intelligence is a combination of two (2) cycles.
True
370
TRUE or FALSE
The approval authority for FOL purchase orders above P50,000,000.00, according to DO#12, is CS, AFP.
False
371
A form used by the supplier and the PAF to effect the delivery of FOL products.
DA
372
Management of commissaries was transferred to the AFP.
20 November 1972 - Letter of Instruction Nr 31-A
373
TRUE or FALSE
Medical Centers are the first echelon of Health Service Support.
False
*6th
374
TRUE or FALSE
Personnel who have been found guilty of a crime by a final judgment are entitled to be buried at Libingan Ng Mga Bayani.
False
375
TRUE or FALSE
Combat Medic, Battalion Aid Station, and Clearing Station are the areas where Forward Medical Support Services focuses
True
376
The shape signify the cycle of life, perpetuity and continuity of strength.
Heroes Memorial Gate
377
It is the cemetery's main structure, built in the heart of the cemetery. When visiting LNMB, visiting dignitaries and government officials leave wreaths here.
Tombs of the Unknown Soldier (TUKS)
378
MOA between AFP and the AFP Ladies Commissary and Exchange System was terminated and AFPCES was reorganized as a service unit of
the AFP.
10 December 1981 – Termination of Memorandum of Agreement
379
[GRAVE SITE SECTIONS]
Section A
Presidents of the Philippines
380
[GRAVE SITE SECTIONS]
Section B
Government Dignitaries and Statesman
381
[GRAVE SITE SECTIONS]
Section C
Chief of Staff, AFP
382
[GRAVE SITE SECTIONS]
D & XX
Generals/Flag Officers of the AFP
383
[GRAVE SITE SECTIONS]
1A
Medal of Valor
384
[GRAVE SITE SECTIONS]
XII, XIV, XV, XVI, XVII, XVIII, XIX
Active, retirees AFP personnel and Veterans
385
[GRAVE SITE SECTIONS]
XIII
National Artist and Scientist
386
[GRAVE SITE SECTIONS]
XXI
Current burial site for active, retired AFP personnel and veterans
387
[GRAVE SITE SECTIONS]
1 to XI
Filipino Veterans of WWII and Defenders of Bataan and Corregidor
388
TRUE or FALSE
Former Presidents, Secretaries of Defense, Dignitaries, Statesmen, National Artists, Widows of Former Presidents, Secretaries of National Defense, and Chiefs of Staff are among those who are entitled to be buried at Libingan Ng Mga Bayani.
True
389
TRUE or FALSE
The QM Grave Registration Company was organized as an AFP-Wide Services Support Unit on July 19, 1975.
True
390
TRUE or FALSE
Korean memorial pylon- dedicated in memory of the men and women who have equally earned their right and freedom who sacrificed their lives to retrieve the country’s lost identity.
False
391
TRUE or FALSE
Government dignitaries, statesmen, national artists, and other deceased individuals whose burial or reburial has been approved by the Commander-in-Chief, Congress, or the Secretary of National Defense
are entitled to be buried at Libingan Ng Mga Bayani.
True
392
TRUE or FALSE
Korean Town- towering monument honoring the 112 Filipino officers and men who were members of the Philippine Expeditionary Forces to Korea (PEFTOK) who perished during the Korean War.
False
*Korean Memorial Pylon
393
erected on opposite sides of the main entrance road leading to the Tomb of The Unknown Soldier and just near the Heroes Memorial Gate are two 12 foot high black stone walls which bear the words “I do not know the dignity of his birth” “but I do know the glory of his death” quotations from American Gen Douglas MacArthur during his sentimental journey in 1961.
Black Stone Walls
394
TRUE or FALSE
There are two general hospitals in the Philippine Air Force
False
395
[Date & GO Nr]
AFPCES absorbed all Installation Commissary and Exchange Services (ICES).
13 July 1976 - General Orders Nr 920
396
TRUE or FALSE
Libingan Ng Mga Bayani is open to veterans of the 1980 Philippine Revolution, WWI, WWII, and acknowledged guerillas.
True
397
TRUE or FALSE
There are 15 Northern Luzon branches of the AFPCES
False
*14
398
TRUE or FALSE
Active and retired military members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), including active Auxiliary (CAA), who died in combat or related actions are eligible to be buried in Libingan Ng Mga Bayani.
True
399
TRUE or FALSE
There are 53 branches of the AFPCES in total.
False
*57
400
[Date & GO Nr]
AFPCES was organized as an AFP-Wide Support and Separate Unit (AFPWSSU)
13 July 1976 - General Orders Nr 920
401
TRUE or FALSE
Only recipients of Medal of Valor are qualified to be interred at Libingan Ng Mga Bayani.
False
402
TRUE or FALSE
Vietnam veterans memorial pylon- This monument was erected by the Veterans Federation of the Philippines as a testimony to the indomitable spirit and bravery of the Filipino guerrillas of World War II who refused to be cowed into submission and carried on the fight for freedom against an enemy with vastly superior arms and under almost insurmountable odds.
False
403
TRUE or FALSE
There are five echelons of Health service support.
False
*6
404
The use of triads in the design reflects among others, the Following main islands Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. Also the three branches of the Armed Forces of the Philippines the Army, Air Forces and Navy (Marine).
Heroes Memorial Gate
405
TRUE or FALSE
Former personnel of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) who afterwards transferred to the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) or the Integrated National Police (INP) are eligible to be buried in Libingan Ng Mga Bayani
True
406
Large concrete tripod, with 3 access ways 3 pillars surrounding a symbolic glass sculpture.
Heroes Memorial Gate
407
[Date & PD Nr]
AFPCES was granted exemption from payment of taxes on its local purchases of goods that it decided to sell.
20 December 1972 - Presidential Decree Nr 83
408
[Date & LOI Nr]
Pres Marcos directed the Manager of the Philippine Veterans Bank to set aside P5M from the Veterans Claim Settlement Fund (VCSF) for the management and operation of a commissary under the disposal of the Armed Forces Ladies Cooperative Stores.
23 October 1972 - Letter of Instruction Nr 31
409
TRUE or FALSE
Philippine world war II guerilla pylon- this memorial pylon is proudly dedicated to the members of the Philippine contingents and Philippine Civic Action groups to Vietnam (PHILCON-V and PHILCAG-V).
False
410
TRUE or FALSE
There are eight station hospitals in the Philippine Air Force.
True
411
TRUE or FALSE
The Rifle Grave Marker is a symbolic alternative for a cross on the battlefield for a soldier slain in combat. The purpose of this semblance is to pay tribute to our fallen heroes.
True
412
It is the cemetery's main structure, built in the heart of the cemetery. When visiting LNMB, visiting dignitaries and government officials leave wreaths here.
Tombs of the Unknown Soldier (TUKS)
413
TRUE or FALSE
The total number interred at LNM as of 01 October 2018 were 51,116.
False
*51,115
414
TRUE or FALSE
There are five echelons of Health service support.
False
*6
415
TRUE or FALSE
The late President RAMON MAGSAYSAY renamed the Republic Memorial Cemetery to Libingan Ng Mga Bayani on October 26, 1954.
False
*October 27, 1954
416
[Date & GO Nr]
Activation of AFPCES as a regular unit of the AFP under the supervision of the Chief of Staff, AFP.
26 February 1987 – General Order Nr 138
417
TRUE or FALSE
Personnel who have been found guilty of a crime by a final judgment are not entitled to be buried at Libingan Ng Mga Bayani.
True
418
erected on opposite sides of the main entrance road leading to the Tomb of The Unknown Soldier and just near the Heroes Memorial Gate are two 12 foot high black stone walls which bear the words “I do not know the dignity of his birth” “but I do know the glory of his death” quotations from American Gen Douglas MacArthur during his sentimental journey in 1961.
Black Stone Walls
419
TRUE or FALSE
Only recipients of Medal of Valor are qualified to be interred at Libingan Ng Mga Bayani.
False
420
TRUE or FALSE
The Republic Memorial Cemetery was established in May 1947 as a fitting tribute to the gallant men who brought honor to the country and died for the sake of freedom and independence.
True
421
AFPCES management was turned over to the AFP Ladies Commissary and Exchange System headed by Ms Helen Espino.
11 June 1980 – Execution of Memorandum of Agreement
422
TRUE or FALSE
Personnel who were dishonorably separated, reverted, or dismissed from the military may be buried at Libingan Ng Mga Bayani
False
423
TRUE or FALSE
Unexploded Explosive Ordnance (UXO) are which has been fired, projected, dropped or placed in such a manner as to be capable of having become armed and has failed to detonate.
True
424
TRUE or FALSE
Explosive Ordnance- the detection, identification, Field evaluation, rendering safe, recovery, evaluation and disposal of explosive ordnance which has been fired, dropped, launched, projected or placed in such a manner as to constitute a hazard to operations, installations, personnel
or material.
False
*EOD
425
TRUE or FALSE
Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD)- Includes all ammunition containing high explosives, nuclear and CBR agents.
False
*Explosive Ordnance (EO)
426
TRUE or FALSE
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Incident- the suspected or detected presence of explosive ordnance which constitutes a hazard to operation, installations, personnel or materiel.
True
427
TRUE or FALSE
Explosive Ordnance Reconnaissance Agent (EORA)- Initial reconnaissance involving the detection, investigation, location, verification, evaluation of personnel, marking, identification, and reporting of suspected explosive ordnance inorder to determine further action by EOD personnel.
False
*EOR
428
TRUE or FALSE
EOD Personnel- Selected military personnel, civil police, civil fire department personnel and civil defense aides trained and assigned the responsibility for Explosive Ordnance Reconnaissance
False
*EORA
429
TRUE or FALSE
One of the EORA's missions is the investigation of UXO reported from any source in order to eliminate false report and verify actual EOD incidents
True
430
TRUE or FALSE
One of the EORA's missions is to ensure the EOD personnel will find an item of UXO, without undue loss of time, each UXO will be clearly marked by the EORA.
True
431
TRUE or FALSE
The EORA must determine if total or partial evaluation is required and implement the evacuation plan as necessary for safety.
True
432
TRUE or FALSE
The EORA must be prepared to give non-technical support to EOD personnel as requested, to facilitate safe and prompt removal of an EOD incident.
True
433
TRUE or FALSE
Black Powder is oldest known and recorded explosive in history, discovered by a Syrian Engineer names KALLINMKOS dated back from the year 670 to 672 AD
False
*Greek Fire
434
TRUE or FALSE
Nitrocellulose came after the Greek Fire.
False
*Black Powder
435
TRUE or FALSE
By nitrating paper, Alfred Nobel discovered the explosive properties of nitrocellulose in 1883
False
*1838
436
TRUE or FALSE
Soberano prepared nitroglycerin and described its explosive properties in 1874.
False
* SOBRERO
* 1847
437
TRUE or FALSE
Alfred Nobel began commercial dynamite manufacture in 1836, using nitrocellulose and nitroglycerin
False
*1863
438
TRUE or FALSE
In 1846, Schultzee achieved success in the creation of smokeless powder.
False
*1864
439
TRUE or FALSE
Alfred Nobel discovered and introduced the use of Mercury Fulminate as a detonator contained in a metal tube known as a blasting cap in 1876
False
*1867
440
TRUE or FALSE
Thomas patented Picric Acid's usage as a projectile charge in 1886.
False
*TURPIN
441
TRUE or FALSE
CYCLONITE (RDX) is made up of Xenon and nitrates. After the discovery of trinitrates and toluene, this was created.
True
442
TRUE or FALSE
Amatol was created after the cyclonite when a sequence of ammonium nitrate and other explosives were put together.
True
443
Conversion of a solid explosive into a gaseous state below the speed of sound.
Low Explosive
444
Are said to burn rather than detonate.
Low Explosive
445
Used primarily as propellants.
Low Explosive
446
Conversion of a solid explosive into a gaseous state above the speed of sound.
High Exploive
447
Designed to shatter and destroy.
High Explosive
448
This explosive must be initiated by a shock wave (detonator).
High Exploive
449
Material that consist of explosives or chemical agents with their characteristics mechanical devices for used against military objectives.
Military ammunition
450
A specifically-designed container filled with explosive, chemical agent, or a combination thereof, which is propelled from a weapon, placed, thrown, dropped, guided, including the initiating and/or detonating elements necessary for the complete functioning of the unit in the desired manner.
Military ammunition
451
That ammunition normally fired from rifles, pistols, machine guns and small automatic cannons, such as the 20- millimeter cannon.
Small arms
452
The ammunition falls within range from caliber .22 to 30 millimeter.
Small arms
453
Ammunition in this group includes that which fired from large cannons from 37 millimeters up to 280 millimeters or 8- inch howitzers.
Artillery
454
There are two basic types of grenades; hand grenade and rifle grenades. There is also a combination of hand and rifle grenade that projected from a rifle type launcher.
Grenades
455
These ammunitions are used for signaling, illuminating and simulating.
Pyrotechnics
456
They include flares, smoke and light signals and flash and simulator.
Pyrotechnics
457
This ammunition is used for many purposes from anti-tank systems to signaling.
Rockets
458
Any high explosives, chemical, pyrotechnics or practice munitions designed for aerial delivery. (43,600 lbs- largest bomb)
Bomb
459
Explosive items planted in the path of the enemy to hinder movement or deny access to certain territory.
Landmines
460
Placement is generally concealed so that their location cannot be found or until initiated by the enemy’s presence, contact or command fire.
Landmines
461
TRUE or FALSE
There are 10 Classification of Ammo According to Type.
True
462
TRUE or FALSE
There are four Classification of Ammo According to Filler.
True (Explosive, Chemical, Leaflet, Inert)
463
TRUE or FALSE
There are four CBRN Agents
True
464
Compound that has toxic effects on human health, used for various reasons, ranging from controlling crowds to chemical warfare or terroristic activities.
Chemical Agent
465
is a bacterium, virus or toxins that can be used purposefully as a weapon in bioterrorism or biological warfare
Biological Agent
466
TRUE or FALSE
There are four types of Biological Agents.
False
*3 (bacteria, virus, toxins)
467
TRUE or FALSE
There are five types of Chemical Agents.
True
468
can be lethal and affect the central nervous system.
Nerve Agent
469
can affect the ability of cells to use oxygen, causing cell death through the body.
Blood Agent
470
affects the respiratory system.
Choking Agent
471
agents-affects and damage the skin and airways.
Blister Agent
472
TRUE or FALSE
There are five types of Chemical Agents.
True
