Af Forms/other Important Notes

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AF Form 8

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Certificate of Aircrew Qualification

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AF Form 942

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Record of Evaluation

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AF Form 1522

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ARMS Additional Training Accomlishment Report-

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Apprentice/ 3 Level and Journeyman/ 5 Level duties are:

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The only difference between them are the amount of supervision.

Duties include: Prepare and process AOs, Perform in and outprocessing fuctions for members required to be on AOs, Schedule aircrew flying and ground training, Prepare reports and coordiante aircraft schedules and training activities to maintenance, intelligence, personnel, etc., Compile, record, and audit data for ARMS, Process aviation mgmt reports and source documents to ensure accuracy.

Front 5

When working in the training office, which AFI would u refer to?

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AFI 11-2, MDS Specific

Front 6

Name the four parts of the STS (specialty training standard).

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-column 1, tasks, knowledge, and references
-column 2, core tasks
-column 3, certification of OJT
-column 4-proficiency codes

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What does STS mean?

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-specialty training standard

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Task performance levels:

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-numbers 1 to 4, hands on performance: use in conjunction with task knowledge levels

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Task knowledge levels:

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-lowercase letters a to d, can be used alone, knowledge how to

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Subj knowledge levels:

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-uppercase letters A to D, knowledge on a subj

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What does U&TW mean?

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Utilization and Training Workshop

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AF Form 623

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Ind Training Record

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AF Form 623a

Back 13

OTJ Train Record Continuation Sheet

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AFI 36-2201, vol 5

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AF Training Program-CFETP

Front 15

What are the four indicators of OPSEC security?

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-communications, administrative, operations, and logistics and maintenance

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What are the three broad categories of OPSEC?

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telephones, radio communications, and physical environment

Front 17

AFMAN 37-139

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Records Disposition Schedule

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What are the three things that identifies the standard AF publications?

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series number, control number, and title

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AFI 11-101

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Management Reports on the Flying Hour Program

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AFI 11-202, vol 1

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Aircrew Training

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AFI 11-202

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Flying Operations

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AFI 11-202 vol 2

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Aircrew Stan/Eval

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AFI 11-202 vol 3

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General Flight Rules

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AFI 11-401

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Flight Management: ex's; codes, OFDA, rated officer and cea program

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AFI 11-402

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Aviation and Parachutist Service, AO Ratings and Badges: ex's; FEB/AEB, disqual & requal

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AFI 11-403

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Aerospace Physiological Training program: also known as altitude chamber

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AFI 11-404

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Centrifuge Training for High G Aircrew

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AFI 11-410

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Personnel Parachute Operations

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AF Form 922

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Ind Jump Record

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AFI 11-421

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ARMS

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AFI 48-123

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Med Examination and Standards

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AFI 65-503

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AF Cost and Planning Factors

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AF Form 142

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Aviation Service Audit Worksheet (tracking OFDA)

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AF Form 702

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Ind Physiological Training Record

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Af Form 847

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Recommendation for Change of Publication

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AF Form 1042

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Med Recommendation for Flying and Special Operational Duty

Front 37

AF Form 1373

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MPO Document Control Log-Transmittal (process mpos and acts as a cover sheet)

Front 38

AF Form 1520

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ARMS Ind Flight Entitlement Worksheet (track hrs for conditional pay)

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AF Form 1521

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ARMS Ind Jump Pay Entitlement Worksheet

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AF Form 1887

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AO (PA) Aviation Service

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AF Form 3215

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IT/NSS Requirements Document-suggest changes in ARMS

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AF Form 3520

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Aircrew/Mission Flight Data Extract-document time extracted from a 781

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DD Form 114

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Military Pay Order-used as an MPO when an AO isnt required

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This DODFMR contains info and ane explanation of how to apply requirements for HDIP and also includes an explanation of the determination of the 3 month calendar prd.

Back 44

Chp 22, Aerial Flights

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This DODFMR has info regarding determining flight pay for parachutists.

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Chp 24, Parachute Duty, Flight Deck Duty, Demolition Duty, Experimental Stress Duty and Others Listed

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This DODFMR applies to the Financial Services office at each AF Installation and installations that operate under the AFO

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DFAS-DEM 7073 vol 1

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This DODFMR contains geaneral info about the Defense Joint Military Pay System (DJMPS) that applies all input sources outside the FSO (financial service office)

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DFAS-DEM 7073 vol 2 Ex:guidance in the preparation of MPOs

Front 48

A LAN (local area network) has four features:

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-limited to geographical sense
-has high speed
-it's structured
-supports full connectivity between all of its members

Front 49

What are the 6 subsystems of ARMS?

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-Resource, Training, Flight, System Management, Reports, and Interfaces

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What does AWG means?

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ARMS working group

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What does DIREP means?

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Difficulty reports

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What are the 5 levels of a DIREPS?

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-Priority 1: crtical
-Priority 2: no workaround is known
-Priority 3: a workaround is known
-Priority 4-doesnt affect anything
-Priority 5: denotes any other effect

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What is the time allowed to fix the problem of DIREPS?

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48 hrs for priority 1 to 180 days for priority 5

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What does HUM mean?

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Heads up messages

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When HUMS are sent out to customers, how long after do they expire?

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BETWEEN 1 AND 180 DAYS

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What is used to inform customers about general topics?

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HUM

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What are system specific messages that are used to alert customers about matters concerning their system?

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SAN

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What does SAN mean?

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System advisory notice

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The chairman, a representative from the formal schoolhouse, a primary and alternate representative from each MAJCOM, and a represenattive from Headquarters SSG(standard system group) as the ARMS advisor is a represenattion of

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AWG

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The AFCFM, MFMs, the AWG chairperson, HQ SSG/BISA, and a 1C0X2 representative from each of the formal training schools is a representation of

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ASG(Arms steering group)

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The five basic ratings of rated officers are:

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-pilot
-airbattle manager
-navigator
-flight surgeon
-aircraft onbeserver