Volume 1: Civil Engineer & Common Core Subjects Flashcards
(113 cards)
- (001) What is the difference between an Aerospace Expeditionary Wing (AEW) and an Aerospace Expeditionary Force (AEF)?
a. AEF can rapidly mobilize to carry Air Force assets worldwide.
b. AEF will establish operations at new sites anywhere in the world.
c. AEW has a different amount and quality of the deployed personnel.
d. AEW can quickly deploy and establish operations at new sites anywhere in the world.
D. AEW can quickly deploy and establish operations at new sites anywhere around the world.
- (001) What Air Force document outlines the basis of the Civil Engineer organizations?
a. Air Force Doctrine Document 2–4, Combat Support.
b. Air Force Doctrine Document 2–4.1, Force Protection.
c. Air Force Handbook10–222v1, Guide to Bare Base Development.
d. Air Force Instruction 10–210, Prime Base Engineer Emergency Force (BEEF) Program.
A. AF Doctrine Document 2-4 Combat Support
- (001) What three types of support does the Air Force Civil Engineer Support Agency (AFCESA) mission provide to Air Force installations and civil engineers worldwide?
a. Contingency, operations, and training.
b. Deployment, operational, and training.
c. Contingency, operations, and technical.
d. Deployment, operational, and technical.
C. Contingency, operations, and technical.
- (002) Who does the flight commander report to?
a. Wing commander.
b. Group commander.
c. Base civil engineer.
d. Operations commander.
C. Base civil engineer.
- (002) Three of the Operations flight four elements are Material Acquisition, Facility Maintenance, Heavy Repair. What is the fourth element?
a. Housing.
b. Engineering.
c. Environmental.
d. Infrastructure Support.
D. Infrastructure Support.
- (003) When an Air National Guard (ANG) or Air Reserve Component (ARC) Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineers (RED HORSE) unit mobilizes, who does the unit directly report to?
a. Area of Responsibility (AOR) commander.
b. Deployed base civil engineer (BCE).
c. Gaining major command.
d. In garrison commander.
C. Gaining major command.
- (004) What two units supplement active duty units to create a major force in worldwide deployments to meet mission requirements?
a. Air Force Reserve and Prime BEEF units.
b. Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve units.
c. Prime Readiness in Base Services (RIBS) and Prime Base Engineer Emergency Force (BEEF) units.
d. Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineers (RED HORSE) and Prime BEEF units.
b. Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve units.
- (004) How often will AFCESA conduct a deployment workshop to coordinate requirements with Air National Guard (ANG) and Air Force Reserve Component (AFRC)?
a. Quarterly.
b. Semi annually.
c. Annually.
d. Bi annually.
C. Annually.
- (005) MAJCOMs establish Unit Type Codes (UTC) for the operations within the command. These codes establish the size, composition, and equipment that make up what type of teams?
a. Prime RIBS.
b. Prime BEEF.
c. Expeditionary Aerospace Force.
d. Aerospace Expeditionary Force.
B. Prime BEEF.
- (005) What does the Air Force Contract Augmentation Program (AFCAP) provide to a Prime BEEF team?
a. Deployment materials.
b. Relief or augments forces.
c. Augments contracts pending for Prime BEEF units.
d. Creates a stable contract structure for the Air Force.
B. Relief or augments forces.
- (005) What is used to make Prime BEEF unit response times equal to or less than the response times for the aircraft units?
a. Prime BEEF unit type codes (UTC).
b. Operations Plan taskings.
c. Deliberate Planning.
d. Air mobility.
C. Deliberate Planning.
- (005) Being assigned to a Prime BEEF team, you must be ready to mobilize on a moments notice. What must you do to be ready in addition to your duty responsibilities and making sure that your personal affairs are in order?
a. Create family financial support objectives.
b. Let family members know where you are going.
c. Make sure that your family members are prepared.
d. Enroll family members with the Family Support Center.
C. Make sure that your family members are prepared.
- (006) Concerning contingency training tiers, what does tier 1 training represent?
a. Special training.
b. Category I training.
c. Silver Flag training.
d. Home station training.
D. Home station training
- (006) What do tier 2 training sites make available to units?
a. War reserve supply kit (WRSK) augmentation.
b. Commonly used deployable equipment.
c. Specialized contingency equipment.
d. Technical classroom training.
C. Specialized contingency equipment.
- (006) The primary purpose of Tier 3 training at a Silver Flag site is for students to show their ability to perform what tasks in a team environment?
a. Critical contingency.
b. Common core skills.
c. Routine wartime skills.
d. Peacetime responsibilities.
A. Critical contingency
- (007) What provides a Prime BEEF unit with a listing of items to deploy with?
a. Air Force Civil Engineer Support Agency.
b. AFI 32–1001, Operations Management.
c. Equipment and Supplies Listing (ESL).
d. Base Civil Engineer.
C. Equipment and Supplies Listing (ESL).
- (008) What establishes a systematic framework for decision-making with regard to the development of Air Force installations?
a. General planning.
b. Component planning.
c. Comprehensive planning.
d. Federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and policies.
C. Comprehensive planning.
- (008) What helps to visually explain the narrative contained in the general plan, component plans, and special plans and studies?
a. Plans.
b. Maps.
c. Pictures.
d. Information.
B. Maps.
- (009) What enables the Expeditionary GeoBase?
a. Mission data Sets.
b. GEO Reach process.
c. Common installation picture.
d. Expeditionary site mapping portal.
B. GEO Reach process.
- (009) What are geospatial data layers supporting one or more functional communities’ specific missions or processes called?
a. Planning guides.
b. Research programs.
c. Mission data sets (MDS).
d. Common installation pictures (CIP).
C. Mission data sets (MDS).
- (009) Who may designate a fused installation picture as classified depending on the potential threat visibility that arises when otherwise unclassified common installation picture (CIP) and mission data sets (MDS) layers are combined?
a. Functional communities.
b. Secretary of Defense.
c. Base Civil Engineer.
d. Wing commander.
A. Functional communities.
- (010) Which publication covers the classification of Air Force specialty codes (AFSC)?
a. Air Force Instruction 36–2101, Classifying Military Personnel (Officer and Enlisted).
b. Air Force Instruction 36–2305, Education Classification and Coding Procedures.
c. Air Force Manual 36–2108, Enlisted Classification.
d. Air Force Manual 36–505, Skill Coding.
C. Air Force Manual 36–2108, Enlisted Classification.
- (010) Why does the Air Force use Air Force specialty codes (AFSC) prefixes like “T” in the example “T3E072?”
a. Designate an ability, skill, special qualification.
b. Identifies a special skill within a particular AFSC.
c. Controls the duty assignments of a particular skill.
d. Designate a position associated with a particular piece of equipment.
A. Designate an ability, skill, special qualification.
- (011) As a journeyman, you are expected to know assigned duties and perform them in a timely manner with
a. no supervision.
b. minimum supervision.
c. significant supervision.
d. maximum supervision.
B. minimum supervision.