POA - 06. Air Force Reserve Flashcards

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Headquartered in Robins AFB, in Warner Robins, GA, became the ninth major command of the AF on 17 Feb 1997.

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Air Force Reserve

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Originally a field operating agency, became a major command as a result of the National Defense Authorization Act of 1997.

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Air Force Reserve

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All able-bodied males between 18-45 were automatically enlisted in their hometown militia.

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Militia Act of 1792

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Authorized the Aviation Section of the Signal Corps, paving the way for what would later become the AF Reserve

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National Defense Act of 1916

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5
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The Air Force Reserve was officially designated.

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14 Apr 1948

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6
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Standardized pay and training categories and established Ready, Standby, and Retired mobilization categories.

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The Armed Forces Reserve Act

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Proved a permanent cadre of civilian technicians ready for instant mobilization.

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Air Reserve Technician Program

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1 Jan 1993

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The AR Reserve entered the Space program with the activation of the 7th Space Operations Squadron.

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9
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First African-American to serve as a numbered AF (22nd AF) commander in the AF Reserve.

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BG Joseph A McNeil

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First African-American woman to be Command Chief for a major command.

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CMSgt Denise Adams

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First AF Reserve Lieutenant General.

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MG James E. Sherrard III

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12
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In 2000, this act authorized the reserve components to upgrade their top positions.

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National Defense Act

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13
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Automatically enlisted all able-bodied men between 18-45 into hometown armed service?

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The Militia Act of 1792

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Provided a permanent cadre of civilian technicians ready for instant mobilization

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AF Reserve Technician Program

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15
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Established Ready, Standby, and Retired Reservist categories

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The Armed Forces Reserve Act

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16
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This mission directly supports worldwide aerial refueling and cargo hauling missions, flying KC-135s and KC-10s.

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Aerial Refueling

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17
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Provide intra- and inter-theater aeromedical evacuation and represent 65% of the total AF medical crew capability.

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Aeromedical Evacuation

18
Q

Train to augment AMC in passenger and cargo processing and loading procedures.

A

Air Transportation

19
Q

All units implement and manage aircraft inspections and servicing, which form the basis of preventative maintenance program.

A

Aircraft Maintenance

20
Q

Transport people, equipment, and supplies to meet US armed forces requirements anywhere in the world. Commonly perform humanitarian missions throughout the world.

A

Airlift

21
Q

Help build and maintain all structural elements of an AF base.

A

Civil Engineer

22
Q

Prime Base Engineer Emergency Force

A

Prime BEEF

23
Q

Rapid Engineers Deployable, Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineer

A

RED HORSE

24
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This mission’s goal is to maintain a state of readiness in the defense of the US and its allies. Reserve pilots and ground support personnel are trained on allied procedures for conducting air campaigns and flight operations in overseas locations.

A

Global Fighter Support

25
Q

The Reserve program has accepted the challenge to recruit, train, and equip an ever-increasing share of combat support medical personnel with the primary mission of saving lives.

A

Medical

26
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Five basic medical categories

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  • Aeromedical Evacuation
  • Casualty Staging
  • Treatment Units
  • Augmentation of in-theater contingency hospitals
  • Existing stateside medical facilities
27
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The role is to gather and synthesize information to aid decision-making that ensures mission success.

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Mission Support

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Consist of about 2800 reservists belonging to more than 45 organizations and perform the following missions:

  • Train for wartime mobilization
  • Provide peacetime contingency support to active duty units
  • Provide day-to-day support for Reserve installations and resources
  • Conduct weapons training and readiness activities for Reserve personnel
A

Security Forces

29
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Use modular airborne firefighting systems which drop retardant chemicals to prevent the spread of fires, as well as shuttle personnel and equipment.

A

Aerial Firefighting

30
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The 910th AW provides aerial spray operations to control disease-carrying pests and insects. Most common missions are for mosquito, sand flea, and Japanese beetle control.

A

Aerial Spray

31
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The 939th Rescue Wing provides trained combat search and rescue (CSAR) aircrews and weapon systems to support Air Combat Command tasking.

A

Search and Rescue

32
Q

This unit routinely:

  • supports Keflavik, Iceland search and rescue requirements
  • provide primary rescue support for NASA Space Shuttle missions
  • assist in counter-drug operations
  • provide launch support for the Eastern Missile Range at Cape Kennedy
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939th Rescue Wing

33
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Reservists assist in constructing command format and mission objectives.

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Space Command

34
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Activities include unconventional warfare, counter-proliferation, direct action, psychological operations, special recon, civil affairs, combating terrorism, foreign internal defense, and information operations.

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Special Operations

35
Q

Regularly flies hurricane recon exercises.

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Weather Reconnaissance

36
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This unit is the only unit the DOD tasks to perform weather recon in support of the Department of Commerce.

A

53rd Weather Recon Squardron

37
Q

Aerial Refueling is what type of AF Reserve mission?

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Standard Mission

38
Q

Weather Recon is classified as what type of AF Reserve mission?

A

Special Mission

39
Q

Which AF Reserve Mission is responsible for providing intra/inter-theater air medical movements?

A

Aeromedical Evacuation Mission

40
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Name the two types of Reserve civil engineering units.

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RED HORSE/Prime BEEF

41
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Which AFR special mission includes activities such as unconventional warfare, foreign internal defense, and psychological operations?

A

Special Operations