1C5 5 Level Cdcs Vol. 1 Unit 1 Self-Test Questions

Front 1

what is the CFETP used for ?

Back 1

-to identify career field requirements and progression
-document training

Front 2

name the 4 types of training on which CFETP focuses

Back 2

-initial skills
-upgrde (ugt)
-qualification (qt)
-continuation

Front 3

what type of training does the formal resident course at Keesler AFB provide ?

Back 3

initial skills

Front 4

name the AF publication that serves as a training contract between AETC and our 1C5X1 functional managers ?

Back 4

Speciality Training Standards )STS)

Front 5

what skill level is awarded after the successful completion of tech school ?

Back 5

3

Front 6

once you are qualified in an AC&W position and upon completion of your CDCs, what skill level are you awarded ?

Back 6

5

Front 7

what is the AFSC of a AC&W Journeyman?

Back 7

5

Front 8

what is the AFSC of an AC&W superintendent?

Back 8

9

Front 9

an increase in force readiness above that required for normal readiness

Back 9

DEFCON 3

Front 10

a normal state of readiness

Back 10

DEFCON 5

Front 11

the maximumforce readiness

Back 11

DEFCON 1

Front 12

an increased intelligence watch and strengthened security measures

Back 12

DEFCON 4

Front 13

an increase in force readines, but less than maximum

Back 13

DEFCON 2

Front 14

what are the 3 levels of air defense warnings?

Back 14

1.red
2.yellow
3.white

Front 15

what warning is used when an attack by hostile aircraft is imminent ?

Back 15

RED

Front 16

what s the exercise term for air defense warning condition YELLOW ?

Back 16

lemon juice

Front 17

who impleents SCATANA in the NORAD environment ?

Back 17

commander of NORAD

Front 18

why does the FAA direct that all fixed electronic devices are shut down under SCATAN?

Back 18

to prevent the enemy from using homing devices to reach targets

Front 19

how do friendly interceptor aircraft identify themselves when operating in the cleared area?

Back 19

IFF/SIF codes

Front 20

when is ESCAT implemented ?

Back 20

when emergency condition exist that threaten national security but doesnt warrant an ADE or the control of navigational aids

Front 21

295 degrees

Back 21

Northwest

Front 22

135 degrees

Back 22

southeast

Front 23

240 degrees

Back 23

southwest

Front 24

360 degrees

Back 24

true north

Front 25

030 degrees

Back 25

northeast

Front 26

100 degrees, 95 miles

Back 26

read as: one zero zero, ninety five

Front 27

30 degrees, 125 miles

Back 27

read as: zero three zero, one hundred twenty five

Front 28

1 degree,30 miles

Back 28

read as :zero zero one, thirty

Front 29

270 degress, 10 miles

Back 29

read as: two seven zero, ten

Front 30

what reference lines are used to determine latitude and longitude?

Back 30

latitude= equator
longitude= prime meridian

Front 31

how many lines of latitude and longitude are there ?

Back 31

90 lines of latitude
180 lines of longitude

Front 32

why are latitude and longitude always read from the lower to the higher ?

Back 32

because positions are always expressed as distance from the equator and the prime meridian

Front 33

what is the size, in degrees, of a major GEOREF block ?

Back 33

15 degrees

Front 34

how are major GEOREF block identified ?

Back 34

by a two letter code

Front 35

how are GEOREF coordinates read?

Back 35

from left to right, from the lower left corner, then from top to bottom

Front 36

what is the size, in both degrees and nautical miles, of a minor GEOREF block ?

Back 36

1 degree, 60 miles x 60 miles

Front 37

what units are numerical GEOREF broken down into ?

Back 37

minutes

Front 38

in GEOREF which is reported first the latitude or longitude ?

Back 38

longitude

Front 39

the GEOREF coordinate is broken dwon below into four parts.identify what each part represents

a.FJ

Back 39

major

Front 40

b.EG

Back 40

minor

Front 41

c.30

Back 41

numerical 1 degree block

Front 42

how are 100,00 meter MGRS squares designated ?

Back 42

column letter and a row letter

Front 43

during what phase of the mission planning/ATO cycle are targets nominated to support the objectives and priorities provided by the FAC ?

Back 43

phase 2: target development

Front 44

what list provides the basis for weaponeering assessment activities?

Back 44

the JIPTL

Joint Integrated Prioritized Target List

Front 45

what phase of the mission planning/ATO cycle evaluates combat operation affectiveness to acheve command objectives and provides the inputs for future target development?

Back 45

phase 6: Combat Assessment

Front 46

who submits DISUMs to the national level ?

Back 46

combatant commands

Front 47

when is the DISUM most effective?

Back 47

early in an operation period when decisions are being made in a situational environment

Front 48

what is usually the effective time of an ATO ?

Back 48

24 hr eriod

Front 49

what are the three ATO's that uisually exist?

Back 49

1.ATO in execution (todays plan)
2.ATO in production (tomorrows plan)
3.ATO in planning ( following days plan)

Front 50

how do we use the ATO to assist the aerospace identification mission?

Back 50

by loadng specific location and SIF codes into MCE computers for auto track initiation

Front 51

what part of the ATO highlights, modifies, or supplements mission data contained in other parts of the ATO ?

Back 51

SPINS (special Instructions)

Front 52

on what timne cycle is the ACO (airspace control order)

Back 52

the ATO time cycle

Front 53

what are the two lanes that are set up in the ACO for aircraft entering and exiting the area of responsibbility ?

Back 53

1. ingress=in, entering
2.egress=out, exiting

Front 54

who is the final authority for ROE in a theatre ?

Back 54

THE JFC

Front 55

on what are ROE based ?

Back 55

the premise of self defense

Front 56

why are ROE restrictive during peacetime?

Back 56

because there is no specific threat you are worried about and the mission is usually identification