UNIT I Air Force Planning Process & Systems

Question 1

This code is represented by a 5-character alphanumeric code allowing commanders to see what capabilities their units must be ready to deploy.

Answer 1

UTC - Unit Type Codes

Question 2

What are the 3 main types of UTC’s ?

Answer 2

Man Power Only
Equipment Only
Man Power & Equipment

Question 3

What are the 3 Air Force Requirements Life Cycle phases?

Answer 3

Development Phase
Sourcing Phase
Verification/Validation Phase

Question 4

What does a “Reclama” mean?

Answer 4

Cannot mean the mission requirements

Question 5

This package is a collection of tailored Force Modules/UTC’s that are grouped together to support numerous response options.

Answer 5

Operational Capabilities Packages

Question 6

The AEF construct, with its tempo bands, is the Air Force methodology of meeting existing and emerging worldwide CCDR requirements as depicted in the Sec-Def approved GFMAP.

Answer 6

AEF Rotation Planning

Question 7

This is the Air Force’s war planning system & provides an Air Force feed to JOPES.

Answer 7

DCAPES - Deliberate & Crisis Action Planning & Execution Segments

Question 8

This module is a logistics-planning program that receives & maintains the cargo & personnel details for UTC’s & tasking.

Answer 8

LOGMOD - Logistics Modules

Question 9

LOGMOD operates in unclassified mode. What are the four resident modules in LOGMOD?

Answer 9

LOGFOR, LOGPLAN, DSOE, UDM

Question 10

This tool allows units the ability to report UTC level readiness data, providing one central location to archive reported data.

Answer 10

ART - Air Expeditionary Force Unit Type Code Reporting Tool

Question 11

ART uses the stoplight system to determine the readiness level of each supported UTC, what are they?

Answer 11

Green - Can meet full MISCAP requirements
Yellow - Can meet partial MISCAP requirements
Red - Cannot meet MISCAP requirements

Question 12

What are the four readiness categories ART measures?

Answer 12

Personnel
Training
Equipment Supply
Equipment Condition

Question 13

Withing how many hours is a readiness assessment ART response time accomplished?

Answer 13

72 hours

Question 14

What is the difference between SORTS & ARTS?

Answer 14

ART is an Air Force only system, where as SORTS is a DoD wide system.

Question 15

This is a standalone Microsoft access database that provides all Air Force UTC’s to planners. It is updated on a monthly basis & is an accurate toll that Air Force planners use for posturing & deployment of forces.

Answer 15

MEFPAK - Manpower & Equipment Force Packaging

Question 16

This is a SIPRNET based application to manage & provide training information for certain types of pre-deployment training needed by Airmen.

Answer 16

PDTT - Pre Deployment Training Tool

Question 17

This process is used to request relief from the tasking by asking the appropriate authority to reconsider its decision or its proposed action and assign the tasking to another unit or MAJCOM.

Answer 17

RPT - Reclama Processing Tool

Question 18

This reporting tool is a SIPRNET web based application, managed by AFPC/DPW & deployed to allow deployed PERSCO teams to report & home units to answer USAF’s discrepancy items.

Answer 18

DPDRT - Deployment Processing Discrepancy Reporting Tool