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Acceleration?

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Rate of change of the speed and or velocity of matter with time

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Speed?

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Rate of movement in terms of distance measured in an allotted amount of time

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Velocity?

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Quickness or speed of an object in a given time and direction

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Newtons 1st law

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Inertia- an object at rest will remain at rest, or an object in motion will remain in motion at the same speed and in the same direction until acted upon by an outside source.

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Newtons 2nd law

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Force- an object moving with uniform speed is acted upon by an external force, the change of motion, or acceleration, will be directly proportional to the amount of force and inversely proportional to the mass of the object being moved.

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Newtons 3rd law?

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Actin and reaction- for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction

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Bernoullis principle?

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When a fluid flowing through a tube reaches a constriction or narrowing if the tube, the speed of the fluid passing through the constriction is increased and it’s pressure decreased.

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Lift?

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The force that acts, in an upward direction, to support the aircraft in air.

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Weight?

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The force of gravity acting downward on the aircraft and everything on the aircraft

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Drag

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The force that tends to hold an aircraft back.

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Thrust?

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The force developed by the aircrafts engine

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Basic components of the aircraft?

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Ailerons, elevators, rudder

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What do ailerons control?

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Roll-longitudinal axis

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What do the elevators control?

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Pitch-lateral axis

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What does the rudder control?

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Yaw-vertical axis

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What type of aircraft has a cyclic stick?

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Rotary wing aircraft

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What does the cyclic stick control?

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Roll/pitch

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What type of aircraft has a collective?

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Helicopter

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What is a flap?

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Leading/trailing edge- creates extra lift by lengthening the top section of the wing

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What is a spoiler used for?

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Used to decrease or spoil wing life by destroying the smooth flow of air over the wing surface.

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What are speed breaks?

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Hinged or moveable control surfaces used for reducing the speed of an aircraft

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What are slats?

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Movable control surfaces attached to the leading edge of the wing.

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Explain angle of attack?

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The angle at which the airfoil or fuselage meets a flow of air

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Explain the purpose of auto rotation?

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Method of allowing a helicopter to land safely from altitude without using engine power.

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5 basic components of the hydraulic system
Reservoir, pump, tubing, selector valve, actuating unit
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Basic components of a main landing gear
Shock strut assembly, tires, wheel break assembly, retracting and extending mechanism, side strut supports
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What does NAMP stand for?
Naval aviation maintenance program
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Who establishes the NAMP?
CNO/COMNAVAIRFOR
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What is the publication for the NAMP?
4790.2B CH-1
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What are the three levels of maintenance described in the NAMP?
Organizational level, intermediate level, depot level
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What is the O-level?
Maintenance which is preformed by an operating unit on a day-to-day basis in support of its own operations
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Example of an O-level command?
VFA-113, VAQ-139, HS-15, HSM-73, VAW-116
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Example of an I-level command?
AIMD
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D-level command
Maintenance preformed on material requiring major overhaul or rebuilding of parts, assemblies, sub assemblies, and end items
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Name two types of maintenance described in the NAMP?
Rework and upkeep
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Explain upkeep
Turnaround inspections, daily inspections, special inspections, conditional inspections, phase inspections, acceptance inspections, transfer inspections
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Explain rework
More intensive type of maintenance preformed at the depot level
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What is a turnaround inspection?
Conducted between flights to ensure the integrity of the aircraft for flight.
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How long is a turnaround inspection good for?
24 hours
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What is a daily inspection?
Conducted to inspect for defects to a greater depth than the turnaround inspection
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How long is a daily inspection good for?
72 hours
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What is a special inspection?
Scheduled inspection with a prescribed interval other than daily or phase
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How long is a special inspection good for?
Intervals are specified in the applicable PMS publication- elapsed calendar time, flight hours, operating hours, number of cycles
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When would you conduct a conditional inspection?
Unscheduled event is required as The result of a specific over limit condition.
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What is a phase inspection?
Divides the total scheduled maintenance requirement into smaller packages, or phases of the same work content
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What level of maintenance is rework conducted at?
Depot level
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What does NATOPS stand for?
Naval air training and operating procedures standardization
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What does WARNING mean?
May result in injury or death
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What does CAUTION mean?
May result in damage to equipment
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What does NOTE mean?
Operating procedure must be emphasized
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What does SHALL mean?
A procedure that is mandatory
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What does MAY mean?
Procedure is optional
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What does NALCOMIS stand for?
Naval aviation logistics command management information system
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What does NALCOMIS provide?
Capability to manage maintenance and supply functions
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What does OOMA stand for?
Optimized organizational maintenance activity
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What does OIMA stand for?
Optimized intermediate maintenance activity
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What does MAF stand for?
Maintenance action form
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What is an 4790/60?
MAF
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What does MCN stand for?
Maintenance action form control number
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How many characters are in a MCN?
Seven
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What does JCN stand for?
Job control number
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How many characters are in a JCN?
Nine
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What are the first three characters in a JCN?
Organizational code
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What is Carl Vinsons organizational code?
D9E
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What are the second three characters?
Julian date
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What are the third three characters?
Three digit serial number
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What is a WUC?
Work unit code (identifies a system or subsystem)
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What is a TEC?
Type equipment code
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What is a T/M?
Type maintenance code
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What is a W/D?
When discovered code
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What would I find in a discrepancy block of a MAF?
Provides a narrative description of the failure/maintenance requirement as annotated by the aircrew/maintenance man.
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What would I put in a corrective action block of a MAF?
Narrative description of the action taken to correct the discrepancy, as annotated by the maintenance man.
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How meany divisions are in AIMD?
Four
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What is IM-1 division known as?
Administrative branch
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What is production controls role?
Monitor and control the flow of production throughout AIMD using NALCOMIS.
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What is the role of quality assurance?
To prevent the occurrence of defects.
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What is a CDI?
Collateral duty inspectors
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What is a CDQAR?
Collateral duty quality assurance representatives
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What is a QAR?
Quality assurance representatives
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What is the purpose of CDI?
Works for quality assurance to ensure quality maintenance is being preformed in the work center.
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What are some shops in IM-1?
Admin, QA, production control, material control
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What is IM-2 known as?
Aircraft division
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What are the three main rates that work in IM-2?
AD, AM, PR
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What are some shops AMs work in?
NDI, tire and wheel, airframes, hydraulic shop
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What shop do ADs work in?
Power plants
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What are some shops that PRs work in?
Paraloft, oxygen shop
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What is IM-3 known as?
Avionics/armament
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What are the three main rates in IM-3?
AE, AT, AO
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What is shop 4?
Calibration shop
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What is special about shop 4?
This work center is augmented with personnel from reactor department, engineering department, and air department
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What is shop 2?
Miniature and micro (2M) and cable repair shop
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What does shop 2 work on?
Miniature level and micro level component repair on electrical circuit cards that will be sent to the various work centers in IM-3 division.
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What is IM-4 known as?
Ground support equipment
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What is The primary rate in IM-4?
AS
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What is the difference between GSE and aviation support equipment?
GSE is ground support equipment (ie. tractors, fork lifts, jacks) aviation support equipment is for all levels of aviation maintenance for airframe configurations, power plants, and avionics systems.
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What is an AT?
Aviation electronics technicians
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What is an AE?
Aviation electriciansmates
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What is an AO?
Aviation ordinancemen
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What is a PR?
Aircrew survival equipment men
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What is an AM?
Aviation structural mechanics
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What is an AD?
Aviation machinist mates
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What is an AZ?
Aviation administration man
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What are the 5 basic sections of a jet engine?
Intake, compression, combustion, turbine, exhaust
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What kind of plane has a turbojet?
EA-6B prowler
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What kind of plane has a turboprop?
E-2C hawkeye /C-2 greyhound
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What kind of plane has a turbofan?
F/A-18 hornet
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What kind of aircraft has a turbo shaft?
Helicopters
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Who controls the hydraulic contamination program?
AMs
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Who controls the joint oil analysis program?
ADs

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