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44 Cards in this Set
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What is codified practices on how best to employ AF power?
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Doctrine
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What is the mechanism for managing and scheduling forces for expeditionary use?
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Air and Space Expeditionary Force
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What is vital to understanding how best to employ AF power and the proper way to organize/deploy it?
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AEF doctrine
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Which concept is a means to provide forces and support on a rotational, and thus, a relatively more predictable basis?
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AEF
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What is used to manage the battle rhythm of the force in order to meet CCDR's requirements?
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AEF force generation construct
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What's the four major elements of an AEF structure?
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Readily available force
Enabler force In-place support Institutional force |
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What is the length of an AEF life cycle?
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24 months
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What facilitates readiness of the AEF to respond to plan requirements?
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Baseline 6 month AEF vul period
(All assigned forces are on call at that time) |
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Who determines the AF's operational policy for meeting and sustaining CCDR rotational requirements?
And who approves any deviation to the operational rotation policy? |
CSAF
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The operational rotation policy requires Airmen to deploy for a baseline of how many days?
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179 days
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Which force includes common user assets, such as global mobility, SOF, and personnel recovery forces, space forces, and other uniquely categorized forces that provide support to organizations within/outside DoD?
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Enabler force
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Which force consists of those forces assigned to organiations responsible to carry out SECAF functions at the AF level?
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Institutional force
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What is a process to align force apportionment, assignment, and allocation methodologies in support of the National Defense Strategy, joint force availability requirements, and joint force assessments?
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Global Force Management
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What provides comprehensive insight into the global availablility of US military forces?
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Global Force Management
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What are the two supporting specific processes of the Global Force Management allocation process?
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Rotational (annual)
Emergent (crisis) |
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What is a unit type code?
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Potential capability focused on accomplishing a specific mission that a branch provides
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Who provides validated tempo band placement to their applicable HAF, DCS, or equivalents for approval?
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HAF Functional area managers
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In which task force does the USAF present required capabilities to the JFC?
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AETF
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What is the organizational structure for USAF forces in response to operational tasking?
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AETF
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What three components are part of the AETF?
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Single, clearly designated commander
Appropriate C2 mechanisms Tailored and fully suported forces |
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What is the largest organization of an AETF?
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Numbered AEF
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Which unit/org is capable of establishing an expeditionary air base and exercise C2 of subordinate units at geographically separated locations?
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Air Expeditionary Wing
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What is normally the smallest INDEPENDENTLY deployable AETF?
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Air Expeditionary Group
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Who does the AEG/CC report to when deployed as part of an AETF with other AEGs/AEWs?
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COMAFFOR
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What unit is the basic warfighting organization of the AF and the building block of the AETF?
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Air Expeditionary Squadron
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What is the basis for the AEF schedule?
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AEF capability library
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What cycle-length does the AEF schedule operate on that aligns with the GFM cycle? And when does it align in the year?
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Two twelve-month life cycles
Fiscal year |
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What are posturing UTCs based on?
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Funded military authorizations on an organizations unit manpower document (UMD)
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What makes up an AEF vulnerability period?
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One AEF block/pair from each tempo band
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Who determines the need to reach forward?
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SECDEF
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What are all Airmen given that corresponds to an AEF vul period?
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AEF indicator
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What three things do surge methods include?
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Reach forward
Reach deeper Rebrand ARC |
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When is functionality not considered in surge?
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When an area realigns and is continuously in that tempo band
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When are surge ops NOT used?
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Exercises
Rotational presence |
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When should reach forward be used?
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For initial increase
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What is the maximum sustainable utilization rate while maintaining AF readiness levels 1 and 2?
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1:2
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What is considered readiness category level 1?
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Unit ready for FULL wartime missions
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What is considered readiness category level 2?
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Unit ready for MOST wartime missions
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In which band should areas that are experiencing demand consider involuntary recall?
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Band D
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How many AEF vul periods in a tempo band will Airmen be assigned?
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Only ONE
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Which status of Airmen will NOT be assigned to a position that would require them to deploy again with less than the dwell for their tempo band?
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Inbound (PCS/PCA)
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Airmen disqualified during the vul and upon return to deployable status may be utilized when?
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Immediately upon return
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When are new AEF schedules established?
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Every 12 months
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Tempo band breakdown?
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B - 1:4
C - 1:3 D - 1:2 E - 1:1 |