2G051 Cdc Questions

Front 1

What is the core component of combat logistics support?

Back 1

The logistics planning function.

Front 2

What three areas (two plans and one concept) do logistics planners support by integrating Air Force functional planning?

Back 2

JSCP, USAF WMP, and operations under the AEF concept.

Front 3

What are the five logistics planner core competencies?

Back 3

Readying the force, preparing the battlespace, positioning the force, employing and sustaining the force, and recovering the force.

Front 4

What type of “readying the force” activity is a logistics planner involved in when he or she is

managing and planning the deployment of fighters to a large-scale exercise?

Back 4

Integrating logistics inputs to exercises and wargames.

Front 5

What are examples of data that logistics planners manipulate and present to commanders to show

readiness of forces?

Back 5

ART reports, training reports, and deployment exercise after action reports.

Front 6

What are the impacts of right-sized UTCs?

Back 6

Reduced airlift requirements and a faster, more flexible response to situations anywhere, in any condition.

Front 7

What are the five areas of expertise that make up the core competency “Positioning the Force?”

Back 7

Deploying personnel and materiel, RSOI of personnel and materiel, accounting for personnel and materiel, deploying enroute support, and creating initial operating capability.

Front 8

What does sustainment ensure?

Back 8

It ensures operations continue throughout the duration of a mission.

Front 9

What do logistics planners ensure through the use of host nation support and ACSAs?

Back 9

That deployed forces have the supplies and sustainment they need to complete the mission and reduce the need for airlift to support sustainment missions.

Front 10

Why is redeployment not simply deployment in reverse?

Back 10

It requires the same effort in planning and execution as deployment does.

Front 11

What are Airmen expected to do?

Back 11

Accept and execute all duties, instructions, responsibilities, and lawful orders in a timely, efficient manner.

Front 12

Name the logistics plans process each Airman performs and monitors.

Back 12

Adaptive planning, base support and expeditionary site planning, WRM processes,

deployment/redeployment/reception, support agreements and ACSA, LOG C2 functions.

Front 13

What is the NCO’s primary purpose in the Air Force?

Back 13

To be a skilled technician in his or her assigned specialty, and building, preparing, and leading teams to accomplish the mission.

Front 14

When NCOs are directing LOG C2 functions, what are the Airmen doing?

Back 14

Assisting.

Front 15

What plays an important role in the Air Force’s ability to accomplish its mission, with respect to

log plans career progression?

Back 15

Adequate education, training, and timely progression from the apprentice to the superintendent skill level.

Front 16

What courses are highly recommended for 3-skill levels?

Back 16

LOGMOD/IDS and DCAPES courses.

Front 17

How long of a time frame is allowed when an individual is upgrading from a 3-skill level to a 5- skill level?

Back 17

No longer than 15 months.

Front 18

In what type of discipline should 5-skill levels complete their CCAF?

Back 18

Logistics related.

Front 19

What school will individuals attend when promoted to TSgt?

Back 19

NCOA.

Front 20

What positions can a 9-skill level be expected to fill?

Back 20

Superintendent.

Front 21

For what area do log planners (or “loggies”) evaluate assigned functions and direct
operation of logistics plans processes and special activities?

Back 21

Deployment control centers.

Front 22

How many core competencies are there for log plans?

Back 22

Five.

Front 23

Conducting readiness assessment is critical to

Back 23

measure a unit’s ability to deploy and sustain forward

operations.

Front 24

What program is used to visualize and analyze the gross transportation feasibility of an Operation Plan (OPLAN) time-phased force and deployment data (TPFDD)?

Back 24

Joint Flow and Analysis System for Transportation (JFAST)

Front 25

Right-sized unit type codes (UTC) are scalable and

Back 25

modular.

Front 26

What keeps combatant commanders informed of the status of forces they will be receiving?

Back 26

Intransit visibility (ITV)

Front 27

What ensures operations continue throughout the duration of a mission?

Back 27

Sustainment

Front 28

During which process do Airmen assist in monitoring and reporting limiting factors?

Back 28

Adaptive planning process.

Front 29

Which function do noncommissioned officers (NCO) provide during base support and

expeditionary site planning processes?

Back 29

Conduct training for subordinate and tenant units.

Front 30

A trainee may perform a task unsupervised when

Back 30

Task certified.

Front 31

What is the maximum time it should take a trainee to progress from the 3-skill level to the 5-skill level?

Back 31

15 Months.

Front 32

What position can a 9-level be expected to fill?

Back 32

Superintendent.

Front 33

Which area is not a base-level log plans function?

Back 33

Functional management.

Front 34

Which section is a base-level log plans function?

Back 34

War readiness materiel management.

Front 35

What kind of activities will 20 percent of your time be spent?

Back 35

Deployment.

Front 36

What is the title of an individual who leads a unified command?

Back 36

Combatant commander.

Front 37

In which area do major command (MAJCOM) personnel work with other logistics functional areas to ensure needed logistics resources are identified and programmed in the Program Objective Memorandum (POM)?

Back 37

Programs.

Front 38

Which agency is the senior war-fighting echelon of the US Air Force?

Back 38

Numbered Air Force (NAF).

Front 39

What is the highest classification level of material on a national level?

Back 39

TOP SECRET.

Front 40

Who is the statutory military advisor to the National Security Council (NSC)?

Back 40

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.