Volume 3 Flashcards
An installation’s primary method of notifying first responders, emergency responders, airfield personnel, and other DRF elements during an emergency is through the
A. Commander’s notifications
B. Primary and secondary crash nets
C. DRF recall
D. EOC
B
What is the planning mechanism used throughout an incident to codify and distribute the tactical objectives and support activities required for one operational period?
A. IEMP 10-2
B. Contingency Response Plan
C. IRP
D. IAP
D
In AFIMS, during the Response phase of an incident, an IAP is established for a certain operational period. How long is a normal operational period for an IAP?
A. 6 or 12 hours
B. 12 or 24 hours
C. 24 or 28 hours
D. 48 or 72 hours
B
In the recovery phase of AFIMS, who identifies the ROC?
A. IC
B. CE Commander
C. Director of Operations
D. EOC Director
D
Which item best describes the catalyst for fulfilling the primary objective of an EM program?
A. SMT
B. Contamination control teams
C. An effective C2 System
D. A survival recovery center co-located with the installation command post
C
Which divisions is not one of the five divisions of the AOC?
A. Strategy
B. Logistics
C. Combat Plans
D. Air Mobility
B
What do unit commanders use to manage unit resources and passive defense measures during contingency operations?
A. UCC
B. EOC
C. Installation command posts
D. Installation Information exchange networks
A
What is the primary mission of the EOC?
A. Monitor and direct active defense measures
B. Pass attack information to the base populace and direct defensive measures
C. Monitor and direct pre- and trans-attack survival actions post-attack recovery operations
D. Assess damage reports, establish priorities, dispatch and control response forces, and inform the command post on the status of base facilities
C
What is the upward flow of attack information within the Installation C2 structure?
A. Individual through UCC to EOC
B. Individual through EOC to UCC
C. EOC through UCC to the individual
D. UCC through the EOC to the individual
A
A MCC is required to meet what DHS/FEMA resource type?
A. Type I
B. Type II
C. Type III
D. Type IV
C
Which ESF monitors, tracks, and reports financial impacts, reimbursement expenditures, and claims resulting from the CBRNE incident?
A. ESF-8
B. ESF-7
C. ESF-6
D. ESF-5
D
Which option is not one of the seven major requirements of the CBRN control center?
A. Detection
B. Plotting
C. Defending
D. Identification
C
After an attack against your installation involving chemical warfare agents, the CBRN control center provides advice to the EOC commander pertaining to agent persistency. What type of CBRN control center responsibility does this action best represent?
A. Internal
B. External
C. Coordination
D. Exposure determination
A
You are deployed to a contingency situation fulfilling the role of a CBRN control center team member. Chemical agents have not been used thus far in the theater of operations. The enemy attacks your installation. Several CBRN recon teams report a positive indication that the enemy used a chemical warfare agent. What NATO CBRN report must the installation CBRN generate to the theater CBRN cell?
A. CBRN 1
B. CBRN 2
C. CBRN 4
D. CBRN 5
B
Which defense condition (DEFCON) indicates war?
A. 1
B. 3
C. 5
D. 7
1
Which air defense warning condition color indicates that attack by hostile aircraft, missiles, or space vehicles is imminent or in progress?
A. White
B. Yellow
C. Red
D. Black
C
What terrorist FPCON applies when an incident occurs or intelligence has received information that some form of terrorist action against personnel and facilities is imminent?
A. FPCON ALPHA
B. FPCON BRAVO
C. FPCON CHARLIE
D. FPCON DELTA
C
Prior to deploying to a high threat environment, you find out that the location you are deploying to does not use the USAF standardized alarm signals for areas subject to CBRNE attack. What best describes the action the R&EM flight takes?
A. Establish a pre-deployment information program to inform base populace personnel of the deployed locations warning system
B. Establish an information program at the deployed location to inform base populace personnel of the deployed locations warning system
C. Establish an information program that disseminates the deployed locations warning system prior to deployment and as personnel arrive at the deployed location
D. Work with the deployed location to change the warning system to mirror the USAF standardized alarm signals for areas subject to CBRNE attack
C
Installations located in CBRN medium and high-threat areas use standard MOPP levels. When personnel wear the over garment and mask carrier, the installation is operating under
A. MOPP 0
B. MOPP 1
C. MOPP 2
D. MOPP 3
B
Installations located in CBRN medium and high-threat areas use standard MOPP levels. When personnel wear all IPE items, the installation is operating under
A. MOPP 1
B. MOPP 2
C. MOPP 3
D. MOPP 4
D
Which is not a standard MOPP option?
A. Ventilation
B. No ABU or flight suit
C. Mask-only
D. Hood open
D
What is the most critical factor for sound MOPP analysis?
A. Initial training required
B. Warning and reporting information
C. Gathering of post attack information
D. Work rate and rest cycle implementation
C
What rank is a RTF Commander?
A. Major
B. Colonel
C. General
D. Civilian
C
A nuclear weapons accident undergoes a high-order detonation causing radioactive contamination to spread downwind over 3 miles. Hundreds of civilian personnel start to show up at your CCS. Unfortunately, you have only four personnel and a limited number of RADIAC to operate your CCS. Your CCS is completely overwhelmed by the number of people needing to process. Given these circumstances, what is the best action to take?
A. Implement initial CCS procedures
B. Implement standard CCS procedures
C. Direct the civilians to a holding area until the RTF arrives
D. Separate the civilians into several large groups and conduct a spot monitor of only a few in each group. If the few are clean, then release the rest.
A