Maintenance, Contingency Planning, and Explosive Safety

Question 1

What actions are generally covered under organizational maintenance?

Answer 1

This level generally includes repair, munitions up/down loading, inspection, testing, servicing and/or calibration.

Question 2

Which individuals should all requests for depot-level assistance must be coordinated?

Answer 2

The QA office and MOS/MOF

Question 3

What are the four inspection concepts used in the Air Force?

Answer 3

• Periodic
• Phased
• Isochronal
• PDM

Question 4

What TO lists the types of inspections?

Answer 4

TO 00–20–1

Question 5

What are periodic inspections?

Answer 5

Inspections due upon accrual of the number of flying hours, operating hours, or at the expiration of a calendar period

Question 6

What does the phase-inspection concept involve?

Answer 6

A consolidation of the basic postflight and/or hourly postflight and periodic inspection requirements into small packages

Question 7

What is the primary objective of the phased-inspection concept?

Answer 7

To minimize the length of time that an aircraft is out of commission for any given inspection

Question 8

What is the isochronal inspection concept?

Answer 8

A concept to translate flying hour utilization rates into calendar periods, usually expressed in days

Question 9

The isochronal concept is constructed to allow for what?

Answer 9

The time that an aircraft is programmed to be in inspection status

Question 10

What is PDM?

Answer 10

An inspection requiring skills, equipment, or facilities not normally possessed by operating locations

Question 11

As an armament personnel what are your responsibilities in an EOR inspection?

Answer 11

The arming and security of the items suspended or loaded on the aircraft

Question 12

When would you complete a thruflight inspection?

Answer 12

When a turnaround sortie or a continuation flight is scheduled and a basic postflight inspection is not required

Question 13

When would you complete a basic postflight inspection?

Answer 13

After the last flight of a specified flying period

Question 14

What is a postload inspection?

Answer 14

The reliability check of a completed loading operation

Question 15

Who establishes the guidelines for in process inspections?

Answer 15

MAJCOM

Question 16

What office is normally the OPR for IPI implementation?

Answer 16

QA

Question 17

What are one-time inspections?

Answer 17

Inspections that come about due to a defect or are done to inspect an item for a defect

Question 18

What two systems did IMDS replace?

Answer 18

CAMS and REMIS

Question 19

What is the function of the IMDS?

Answer 19

It functions as a “single” logical database to accommodate historical and legacy data currently stored in other databases

Question 20

What is the NCAA?

Answer 20

An analytical process designed to quantitatively identify the most effective mix of conventional air munitions to be programmed for procurement and maintained in the WRM stockpile

Question 21

What requirements does the NCAA address?

Answer 21

Air-to-surface and air-to-air conventional munitions and aircraft fuel TRAP

Question 22

What is the WCDO?

Answer 22

The official MAJCOM document developed that shows the base-by-base munitions or TRAP requirements

Question 23

What is the TAMP?

Answer 23

An allocation document for air-to-air missile

Question 24

What is the use of the TPFDD?

Answer 24

To deploy forces to any contingency operation

Question 25

Typically, what is an OPLAN?

Answer 25

A plan for all US military services to mobilize, bed-down, and wage war in a specific theater of operation

Question 26

What does the BSP do?

Answer 26

It supports the OPLAN

Question 27

What information do you find in the two parts of the BSP?

Answer 27

Part 1 identifies the total base resources and capabilities without assessing the impact of wartime or contingency tasking. Part 2 assesses the ability of the installation to support contingency operations with the total resources identified in Part 1

Question 28

What does the DOC contain?

Answer 28

It contains unit identification, mission tasking, narration, mission specifications, and personnel resources

Question 29

What is an ITO?

Answer 29

Information on the number and type of missions to be flown and what munitions will be carried

Question 30

What is an ATO?

Answer 30

The same information as the ITO, but it also provides all-inclusive tasking

Question 31

What is contained in the generation flow plan?

Answer 31

This plan identifies the aircraft, by line number and munitions configuration, to be flown based on the capability of the aircraft

Question 32

Who bears the ultimate responsibility for ensuring that all material is properly prepared for deployments?

Answer 32

Unit commanders

Question 33

What two kinds of wood are appropriate core materials for a 463L pallet?

Answer 33

- Redwood | - Balsa wood

Question 34

What three conditions disqualify a 463L pallet as being unserviceable?

Answer 34

- Separation of the skin form the wooden core center. - Damaged and/or missing D-rings. - Visible wooden core or missing skin material.

Question 35

What qualifications should full-time weapons safety personnel have?

Answer 35

Be qualified in their AFSC or Civil Service equivalent in the maintenance or operation of nuclear weapons, missile, or nonnuclear munitions and have completed the AETC weapons safety course

Question 36

Why do weapons safety personnel monitor operations involving weapons?

Answer 36

To make sure those units understand and follow all safety standards

Question 37

On what are the requirements for storing explosives based?

Answer 37

Amount of explosives or NEW

Question 38

What sets the guidelines for safely storing explosives?

Answer 38

AFMAN 91–201

Question 39

What plan contains all necessary information to properly site and construct either a PES or an ES?

Answer 39

ESP

Question 40

Who prepares and submit ESPs for facilities or operations requiring explosives?

Answer 40

Weapons safety office

Question 41

On what is the amount of explosive stored in an area based?

Answer 41

The type of explosive

Question 42

Do shelters for arm/de-arm crews need to be sited?

Answer 42

Yes

Question 43

How does the civil engineer help weapons safety personnel during site planning?

Answer 43

By supplying current maps and facility design

Question 44

What does preliminary site planning approval authorize CE to do?

Answer 44

Continue with planning activities

Question 45

Who keeps a list of all qualified personnel for a SIB?

Answer 45

Wing/base commander (or higher)

Question 46

On what does the size and membership of a SIB depend?

Answer 46

The kind of mishap being investigated

Question 47

Normally what rank is the SIB president for all nuclear accidents?

Answer 47

Colonel

Question 48

Personnel performing a physical demilitarization must be?

Answer 48

Technically qualified and trained appropriately for processes and equipment

Question 49

What DOD manual would you refer to if you wanted additional demilitarization information on weapons related equipment?

Answer 49

DOD Manual 4160.28

Question 50

The level of your maintenance system primarily concerned with testing and repair, replacement of component parts, line replaceable units, and alternate mission equipment (AME) is called

Answer 50

Intermediate

Question 51

Which level of your maintenance system includes centralized intermediate repair facilities (CIRF)?

Answer 51

Intermediate

Question 52

The level of maintenance performed on or off-equipment at a major repair facility is called

Answer 52

Depot

Question 53

In addition to the maintenance operation squadron/maintenance operation flight (MOS/MOF) which other organization must you request depot-level assistance through?

Answer 53

Quality Assurance

Question 54

How many authorized inspection concepts are used for aircraft?

Answer 54

Four

Question 55

Which inspection concept is based upon accrual of the number of flying hours, operating hours, or at the expiration of a calendar period specified in the applicable –6 scheduled inspection, and maintenance requirements manual?

Answer 55

Periodic

Question 56

The primary objective of the phased inspection concept is to

Answer 56

Minimize the length of time an aircraft is out of commission for any given scheduled inspection

Question 57

Which inspection concept is designed to translate flying hour utilization rates into calendar periods expressed in days?

Answer 57

Isochronal

Question 58

Which inspection concept is used to inspect individual areas, components, and systems to a degree beyond the scheduled inspection and maintenance requirements listed in the –6?

Answer 58

Programmed Depot Maintenance (PDM)

Question 59

The flightline inspection that must be accomplished after each flight when a turnaround sortie is scheduled is the

Answer 59

thruflight

Question 60

Which flightline inspection is completed after the last flight of a specified flying period?

Answer 60

Basic postflight

Question 61

The flightline inspection that is an integral part of any loading operation is

Answer 61

postload

Question 62

Who establishes the guidelines for the flightline in process inspection (IPI)?

Answer 62

Major command (MAJCOM)

Question 63

Which kind of flightline inspection is usually initiated after a high failure rate of an item occurs, which is followed by a safety supplement or a one-time inspection being issued?

Answer 63

In process inspection (IPI)

Question 64

The type of flightline inspection that is done because of a defect or to inspect a particular item or system for a defect is called a/an

Answer 64

one-time inspection

Question 65

The integrated maintenance data system (IMDS) replaced the Core Automated Maintenance System (CAMS) and the

Answer 65

Reliability and Maintainability Information System (REMIS)

Question 66

Which document reflects the munitions required to meet unit operational and training needs?

Answer 66

Unit Committed Munitions List (UCML)

Question 67

The document that is used to determine which munitions your load crews are required to be trained and hold a certification is the

Answer 67

Unit Committed Munitions List (UCML)

Question 68

How many combined munitions and munitions family groups (MFG) can a non-test unit’s load crew hold a certification?

Answer 68

15

Question 69

Each base assigned as a bed down location or assigned the responsibility to support forces for the operation plan (OPLAN) must develop a

Answer 69

base support plan (BSP)

Question 70

Which type of information is contained in the designed operations capability (DOC) statement?

Answer 70

Mission tasking narrative, mission specifics, and resources required

Question 71

The document that provides an all-inclusive tasking for aircraft and munitions is the

Answer 71

Air Tasking Order (ATO)

Question 72

How many D-rings are on the 463L pallet rail?

Answer 72

22

Question 73

The usable dimensions of the 436L pallet is

Answer 73

84” x 104”

Question 74

Which feature would prevent a 436L pallet from being used?

Answer 74

Skin separated from the wood core center

Question 75

Who authorizes flightline locations for conducting explosive operations such as explosive cargo on- or off- loading and combat aircraft explosives loading?

Answer 75

Wing weapons safety

Question 76

Who is responsible for preparing and submitting all explosives site plans (ESP)?

Answer 76

Wing weapons safety office

Question 77

The term “quantity-distance (Q-D)” refers to the

Answer 77

protection requirements from potential explosive sites (PES) to different kinds of exposed sites (ES)

Question 78

Which situation would be a reason to submit a request for a new explosive site plan?

Answer 78

A munitions with increased or more hazardous class/division is introduced

Question 79

Which area requires an explosive site plan (ESP)?

Answer 79

Shelters for arm/de-arm crews

Question 80

Who determines the need for an explosive site plan (ESP)?

Answer 80

Weapons safety personnel

Question 81

Who must keep a current list of personnel qualified for a safety investigation board (SIB)?

Answer 81

Base and wing commander

Question 82

Identify the minimum rank of the president of a safety investigation board (SIB) involving ground, explosive, or aircraft safety in a Class-A on-duty mishap.

Answer 82

Colonel or GM–15

Question 83

Historically, who ensures the independence and integrity of safety investigation boards (SIB)?

Answer 83

Congress

Question 84

Identify the qualifications you must have to perform a physical demilitarization function?

Answer 84

Technically qualified personnel trained appropriately for processes and equipment use