2G051 Cdc Questions Volume 2

Front 1

The Air and Space Expeditionary Force (AEF) concept is the Air Force methodology for

which of the following actions?

Back 1

Presenting forces to combatant commanders (CCDR).

Front 2

What is everyone considered regardless of Air Force specialty code (AFSC)?

Back 2

Expeditionary Airman.

Front 3

The Air and Space Expeditionary Force (AEF) is structured on which main principles?

Back 3

Predictability, equitability, and transparency.

Front 4

As a principle of Air and Space Expeditionary Force (AEF), predictability allows which of

the following?

Back 4

Maintaining a high state of readiness for all of our forces—all of the time, through the AEF

battle rhythm.

Front 5

If the baseline Air and Space Expeditionary Force (AEF) vulnerability period of four months

facilitates readiness of the force to respond to rotational and operation plan (OPLAN)

requirements, then the results will be

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all AEF forces are vulnerable for OPLAN requirements.

Front 6

Specific unit type codes (UTC) that are normally eligible to deployment given a certain set of deployment conditions and assuming full readiness are considered

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available to deploy.

Front 7

Which indicates that a unit type code (UTC) record is sufficiently manned, trained, and

equipped to meet the mission capability (MISCAP) of the UTC?

Back 7

Ready to deploy.

Front 8

Deployable manpower authorizations that cannot be described by or do not fit an existing

standard deployable unit type code (UTC) will be postured into

Back 8

an associate UTC.

Front 9

Posturing codes, or P-codes, indicate what unit type code (UTC) records would generally be

available

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during normal rotational operations.

Front 10

What posturing code (P-code) indicates unit type codes (UTC) that are not normally

available to support rotational requirements within their aligned Air and Space Expeditionary

Force (AEF) library; however, they can be made available during surge operations?

Back 10

DWX.

Front 11

What posturing code (P-code) indicates unit type codes (UTC) that are not normally

available for deployment under non-surge ops within their aligned Air and Space Expeditionary

Force (AEF), but can be deployed during declared surge operations?

Back 11

DXX.

Front 12

What provides the Air and Space Expeditionary Force Center (AEFC) and the unit

commander with a reference on how many residual positions a unit has once all standard

deployable unit type codes (UTC) have been postured?

Back 12

Posturing codes for associate unit type codes (A-UTC).

Front 13

The AEF Reporting Tool (ART) provides all of the following, except

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the ability to report status of the entire unit’s ability to meet a major war commitment.

Front 14

When assessing unit type codes (UTC), commanders rate each UTC against the unit’s

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current ability to support deployments.

Front 15

The responsibility for organizing, training, and equipping aerospace forces to meet

combatant commander (CCDR) requirements is the

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Headquarters USAF (HAF).

Front 16

Which functional level is responsible for associating, tracking, and managing personnel and equipment in unit type codes (UTC) and assigning them to the proper Air and Space

Expeditionary Force (AEF)?

Back 16

Unit commander or equivalent level supervisor.

Front 17

To whom must individual personnel report any change to their mobility status?

Back 17

Unit deployment manager (UDM).

Front 18

Which Air and Space Expeditionary Force (AEF) Reporting Tool (ART) training

requirement is known as the key to successful installation ART program management?

Back 18

Navigating ART.

Front 19

The Chief of Staff USAF (CSAF), acts as a “Global Force Provider” fulfilling the

responsibility to support combatant commanders (CCDR) through the Air and Space

Expeditionary Force (AEF) by

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coordinating and scheduling USAF forces to provide combat-ready assigned, apportioned, and allocated forces as spelled out in Global Force Management (GFM) Guidance.

Front 20

Establishing broad, Total Force (active duty, Air Reserve Component, civilian) personnel

and manpower policy and guidance is the responsibility of which functional area?

Back 20

Deputy Chief of Staff, Personnel.

Front 21

Who is responsible for execution of the Air and Space Expeditionary Force (AEF)

schedule?

Back 21

Commander, Air Combat Command (COMACC).

Front 22

At base level, the wing/installation commander is responsible to

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ensure the installation is capable of supporting deployment operations.

Front 23

To ensure the installation is capable of supporting deployment operations, the responsibility

to designate an installation deployment officer (IDO) and alternate belongs to whom?

Back 23

Wing/installation commander.

Front 24

Who ensures training is provided by the squadron for deployed property custodians?

Back 24

Logistics readiness squadron (LRS) commander.

Front 25

What does the Installation Deployment Readiness Cell (IDRC) act as in its responsibility to

gather and present decision-quality information to wing/installation leadership?

Back 25

Focal point for all deployment and execution operations.

Front 26

Who is a permanent member of the Installation Deployment Readiness Cell (IDRC) staff?

Back 26

Installation Personnel Readiness (IPR) personnel.

Front 27

Which serves as direct support staff to the Installation Deployment Readiness Cell (IDRC)?

Back 27

Manpower.

Front 28

With whom does the Installation Deployment Readiness Cell (IDRC) staff coordinate to

ensure appropriate units are tasked in the Deliberate/Crisis Action Planning and Execution Segments (DCAPES), making corrections as necessary?

Back 28

Unit deployment manager (UDM).

Front 29

Who acts for the installation/wing commander in directing, controlling, coordinating, and

executing deployments and installation exercises?

Back 29

Installation deployment officer (IDO).

Front 30

What is the first step when conducting a deployment staff assistance visit (SAV)?

Back 30

Schedule the meeting with the unit.

Front 31

When conducting a deployment staff assistance visit (SAV), what is provided to the unit once a meeting has been scheduled?

Back 31

The checklist that will be used during the visit.

Front 32

When accessing flow data via the Time Phased Force Deployment Data (TPFDD), planners

may use

Back 32

JOPES or DCAPES to query the TPFDDs their wing units are tasked under.

Front 33

What provides the basis for the minimum equipment and supplies a unit requires to support its maximum simultaneous deployment responsibility?

Back 33

The total number of AW* and DW* coded UTCs in UTC Availability for their

wing/installation.

Front 34

Who is responsible to report the status of unit type codes (UTC) in Air and Space

Expeditionary Forces Reporting Tool (ART)?

Back 34

Unit commander.

Front 35

Unit commanders are responsible for appointing unit cargo increment monitors in writing to

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the host Logistics Plans function.

Front 36

What is the commander’s responsibility when unit shortfalls are identified upon completion

of unit type code (UTC) taskings in Air and Space Expeditionary Forces Reporting Tool (ART)?

Back 36

Immediately identify any shortfalls to the installation deployment officer (IDO).

Front 37

Which working group process requires the installation deployment officer (IDO) to sit down with their deployment process managers to discuss and/or review any or all deployment related issues that their installation may have?

Back 37

Deployment Process Working Group (DPWG).

Front 38

Who specifically, as part of the Deployment Process Working Group (DPWG), sits down

with their Personnel Deployment Function (PDF) representatives, Cargo Deployment Function (CDF) representatives, and unit deployment managers (UDM) to discuss/review any/all deployment related issues that their installation may have?

Back 38

Installation deployment officer (IDO).

Front 39

Unit type codes (UTCs) reflect potential capabilities that consists of

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both manpower and equipment.

Front 40

The assignment of unit type codes (UTCs) is based on

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functional areas.

Front 41

What is the difference between a standard and a non-standard unit type code (UTC)?

Back 41

A standard UTC has complete movement characteristics in both the Manpower and Equipment Force Packaging System (MEFPAK) and Type Unit Characteristics (TUCHA) data file, while a non-standard UTC does not.

Front 42

What tells you the purpose of a UTC, describes the mission the UTC was made to support, the type of base where the UTC can be deployed, other UTCs that can provide support, the date the UTC was reviewed by the Manpower and Equipment Force Packaging System (MEFPAK) responsible command, and any other information pertinent to the UTC?

Back 42

Mission capability (MISCAP).

Front 43

What identifies the deployment capability and composition of the unit type code (UTC)?

Back 43

Deployment indicator (DEPID).

Front 44

What supports the Air Force in developing and describing standard, predefined manpower

and equipment force capabilities?

Back 44

Manpower and Equipment Force Packages (MEFPAK).

Front 45

What component of Manpower and Equipment Force Packaging System (MEFPAK) resides

in the Logistics Module (LOGMOD) and is used to collect and store the materiel requirements for

UTCs?

Back 45

Logistics Force Packaging Subsystem (LOGFOR).

Front 46

Deployment data for all Department of Defense (DOD) unit type codes (UTC) is contained

in which file?

Back 46

Type unit characteristics (TUCHA).

Front 47

What is the process of adding a unit type code (UTC) to the Manpower and Equipment Force

Package (MEFPAK), building the manpower and or equipment detail, and getting the UTC added

to the Type Unit Characteristics (TUCHA) known as

Back 47

UTC development.

Front 48

What is the final step in the unit type code (UTC) development process?

Back 48

Registration.

Front 49

A capability within a unit type code (UTC) that commanders must deploy as a single entity

is known as

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a deployment echelon.

Front 50

Which level of unit type code (UTC) management is responsible for developing and

maintaining standard manpower and logistics detail for each UTC it has been assigned?

Back 50

Pilot unit.

Front 51

Which unit uses unit type codes (UTC) developed by a pilot unit?

Back 51

Nonpilot unit.

Front 52

How often must the Manpower and Equipment Force Packages (MEFPAK) responsible

command review their unit type codes (UTC) to ensure their validity?

Back 52

Every two years.

Front 53

What is one of the most invaluable tools logistics planners use?

Back 53

Manpower and Equipment Force Packaging System (MEFPAK) summary report.

Front 54

Which is an automated family of systems used for wing-level deployments?

Back 54

Integrated Deployment System (IDS).

Front 55

What does Cargo Movement Operations System (CMOS) support as part of the Integrated

Deployment System (IDS)?

Back 55

AF traffic management freight functions.

Front 56

As part of the Integrated Deployment System (IDS), which system maintains unit type code

(UTC) logistics detail?

Back 56

Logistics Module (LOGMOD).

Front 57

What is indicated by Manpower typing in “P” in the “Task Stat” field during the wing-level

verification process?

Back 57

The tasking is valid for that base.

Front 58

The purpose of a reclama/shortfall is to notify the

Back 58

combatant commander that the original sourcing was not met and a new tasking request has to

be submitted.

Front 59

What is the basic difference between a shortfall and a reclama?

Back 59

The shortfall is the deficiency and the reclama is the process that identifies the deficiency.

Front 60

Which deployment function provides real-time monitoring for deploying cargo and

personnel from origin to destination?

Back 60

In-transit visibility (ITV).

Front 61

What information source is required to view an asset’s status in the Global Transportation

Network (GTN) as it goes from origin to destination?

Back 61

Movement data.

Front 62

What type of time-phased force and deployment data (TPFDD) is normally associated with

programming actions for a given timeframe?

Back 62

Requirements.

Front 63

Which deployment tool is used to ensure time-phased force and deployment data (TPFDD)

is maintained in accordance with the operations plan (OPLAN) it supports?

Back 63

Joint Operation Planning and Execution System (JOPES).

Front 64

What uniquely identifies each unit in the time-phased force and deployment data (TPFDD)?

Back 64

Unit line number (ULN).

Front 65

Who uses Joint Operation Planning and Execution System (JOPES) in the Joint Planning and Execution Community (JPEC)?

Back 65

Planners and commanders at all levels.

Front 66

What provides a capability for planners to monitor time-phased force and deployment data (TPFDD)?

Back 66

Rapid Query Tool (RQT).

Front 67

What enables the planner to report and track movement of time-phased force and

deployment data (TPFDD) requirements?

Back 67

Scheduling and Movement.

Front 68

What provides users with a means to develop, save, and print tailored queries extracting

data from the Joint Operation Planning and Execution System (JOPES) core database via the Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNET)?

Back 68

Web Hoc Query (WHQ).

Front 69

What Joint Operation Planning and Execution System (JOPES) standard reference file

contains the deployment data for all approved Department of Defense (DOD) unit type codes

(UTC)?

Back 69

Type unit characteristics (TUCHA) file.

Front 70

When using the Schedule, in which step do you define the chalk mission table?

Back 70

Three.

Front 71

What two methods are used in logistics module (LOGMOD) to assign passengers to chalks?

Back 71

Block and line number seating.

Front 72

What must take place directly before passengers and cargo are processed in the schedule function of logistics module (LOGMOD)?

Back 72

Personnel and cargo must be assigned to chalks.

Front 73

The Personnel Deployment Function (PDF) is charged with maintaining accountability of

deploying personnel from the time they arrive at the processing line until

Back 73

they are turned over to the passenger terminal.

Front 74

What is used to identify additional requirements beyond the mission capability (MISCAP)?

Back 74

Line remarks.

Front 75

What document contains detailed deployment guidance that reflects the installation’s

current deployment processes?

Back 75

Installation Deployment Plan (IDP).

Front 76

The first step in creating an installation deployment plan (IDP) must be

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determining the maximum simultaneous deployment capability.

Front 77

What installation deployment plan (IDP) step happens immediately after the maximum

simultaneous deployment capability has been determined?

Back 77

Determine the content.

Front 78

If an Installation Deployment Officer (IDO) does not stand up the Deployment Control

Center (DCC), then who is responsible for all daily tasking requirements?

Back 78

Installation Deployment Readiness Cell (IDRC).

Front 79

In the Deployment Control Center (DCC) what is essential for positive control?

Back 79

Robust communication.

Front 80

Why should the Deployment Control Center (DCC) key staff be provided with land mobile

radios and cell telephones?

Back 80

Facilitate rapid and accurate communications.

Front 81

An installation ensures maximum utilization of deploying aircraft carrying capacity by

Back 81

ensuring the cargo deployment function (CDF) prepares final load plans.

Front 82

Who completes final load plans to ensure maximum utilization of aircraft, ease of cargo

on/offload, and safety of flight standards?

Back 82

Final Load Planner.

Front 83

Who manages the status of cargo, updates completion times in the Schedule module of the Logistics Module (LOGMOD), identifies potential bottlenecks and works with Cargo

Deployment Function (CDF) personnel, units, and Deployment Control Center (DCC) to ensure cargo is processed on time?

Back 83

Controllers

Front 84

Which equipment item is not required in the Cargo Deployment Function (CDF)?

Back 84

Infa-red scanners

Front 85

Who advises commanders when personnel selected for deployment are ineligible to deploy according to applicable Air Force instructions (AFI) and the reporting instructions?

Back 85

Personnel Deployment Function (PDF).

Front 86

The Personnel Deployment Function (PDF) is charged with maintaining accountability of

deploying personnel from the time they arrive at the processing line until

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they leave home station.

Front 87

What is a required station of the Personnel Deployment Function (PDF)?

Back 87

Medical Station.

Front 88

What is not a required equipment item for the Personnel Deployment Function (PDF)?

Back 88

Cable television.

Front 89

What is an equipment requirement for the Unit Deployment Control Center (UDCC)?

Back 89

Robust communications.

Front 90

Who will receive initial training within 45 days of assignment by the installation

deployment officer (IDO)?

Back 90

Unit commanders.

Front 91

Which segment of the reception, staging, onward-movement & integration (RSOI) system

involves the synchronized hand over of units into an operational commander’s force?

Back 91

Integration

Front 92

What workcenter provides overall direction and coordination of reception and beddown

procedures?

Back 92

Reception control center (RCC).

Front 93

Who provides overall control for arriving personnel forces and coordinates requirements for processing and onward movement?

Back 93

Reception processing unit (RPU).

Front 94

Who accounts for all arriving and departing personnel?

Back 94

Personnel Support for Contingency Operations (PERSCO).

Front 95

Preparation, execution of unit employment, and developing employment reception is the

responsibility of what entity?

Back 95

Advanced Echelon (ADVON).

Front 96

What process is the transfer of a unit, an individual, or supplies deployed in one area to

another area?

Back 96

Redeployment.

Front 97

Who collects deployment documents?

Back 97

Deployed logistics planners.

Front 98

A deployed unit commander ensures a redeployment plan is executed in accordance with time phased force deployment data (TPFDD) by

Back 98

having their logistics planner coordinate strategic airlift moves with the major command

(MAJCOM).

Front 99

At deployed sites with multiple units, who is responsible for redeploying all the units?

Back 99

Lead unit.

Front 100

Who is are responsible to ensure identification, destination, and cargo movement markings

are clearly visible to assist transportation personnel to efficiently redeploy equipment?

Back 100

Unit.