Eaws Section: 117 Basic Aviation Supply Fundamentals

Front 1

State the function and responsibilities of material control.

Back 1

provide material support to their unit and to coordinante indirect material requirements to ensure that the ordered material is the material needed

Front 2

Discuss Flight Operations Fund (OFC-01) as it applies to Operational Target (OPTAR) funding.

Back 2

Aviation fuels consumed, issuance and replacement of flight equipment and clothing, consumable office supplies, Aerial film, recording tape, and chart paper consumed in flight, LOX consumed

Front 3

Discuss Aviation Fleet Maintenance (AFM) fund as it applies to Operational Target (OPTAR) funding.

Back 3

Finance the cost of paints, wiping rags, cleaning agent, cutting compounds, consumable repair parts, aviation fuel used at I-level, replacement of components, safety and flight deck shoes used in maintenance shops, authorized decals on aircraft, costs for IMRL repair

Front 4

State the procedures for accomplishing the ordering of parts and material

Back 4

Requests for parts and material for indirect support of weapon systems maintenance are forwarded by work centers and support areas to material control

Front 5

State the procedures for accomplishing the reciept and delivery of parts and material.

Back 5

receive the material and a DOD single line item requisition system document (DD 1348), sign a copy of the DD 1348 for a receipt, enter time and date material is delivered, ensure trackable card is delivered with part to appropriate work center, get work center signature, turn in defective repairable CRIPL components

Front 6

State the procedures for accomplishing the Turn-in of defective components.

Back 6

Remove reparaible material from a/c and make available for turn in, wrap repariable components in a cushioning material

Front 7

What does MILSTRIP stand for?

Back 7

Military Standard Requisitioning and Issue Procedure

Front 8

Define the purpose of MILSTRIP

Back 8

A uniform procedure established by the DOD for its own uise to govern requisitions and issue of material within standard priorities.

Front 9

What does ICRL stand for?

Back 9

Individual component repair list

Front 10

Define ICRL.

Back 10

statement of IMA's component repair capability containing existing repair capability data

Front 11

What does CRIPL stand for?

Back 11

Consolidated Remain-In-Place-List

Front 12

Define CRIPL.

Back 12

listing of all authorized remain-in-place items

Front 13

what does NMCS stand for?

Back 13

Not Mission capable supply.

Front 14

Define NMCS.

Back 14

material condition of an aircraft that is not capable of performing any of its mission.

Front 15

what does PMCS stand for?

Back 15

Partial Mission Capable Supply

Front 16

Define PMCS.

Back 16

material condition of an aircraft that can perform at least one but not all missions

Front 17

what does NSN stand for?

Back 17

National Stock Number

Front 18

Define NSN.

Back 18

13-digit number that identifies an item of material in the supply distribution system.

Front 19

What does NIIN stand for?

Back 19

National Item Identification Number.

Front 20

Define NIIN.

Back 20

9-digit number that identifies each NSN item in the federal supply distribution system.

Front 21

What does AVDLR stand for?

Back 21

Aviation Depot Level Repair

Front 22

Define AVDLR.

Back 22

The end user finances the depot level repair and procurement

Front 23

What does AWP stand for

Back 23

Awaiting Parts

Front 24

Define AWP

Back 24

condition that exists when materials required to complete a maintenance action are not available on station/ship

Front 25

what does IMRL stand for?

Back 25

Individual Material readiness list.

Front 26

Define IMRL

Back 26

a consolidated list that shows items and quantities of certain SE required for material readiness.

Front 27

what does AIR stand for?

Back 27

Aircraft inventory records.

Front 28

Define AIR

Back 28

establishes a formal, continuous chain of accountability, for specific equipment and material installed

Front 29

What does EXREP stand for?

Back 29

expeditious repair

Front 30

Define EXREP

Back 30

the processing for repair of NIS or NC components

Front 31

Explain the importance of the aeronautical allowance lists in relation to mission sustainability

Back 31

lists of equipment and material determined from known or estimated requirements as necessary.

Front 32

State the purpose of the Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (DD Form 200).

Back 32

used to document the report of survey and certify the survey process when government property was lost, damaged or destroyed.

Front 33

State the purpose of the Missing/Lost/Stolen report.

Back 33

reports of missing, lost or stolen items made by a completed copy of a DD Form 200 or SF form 364.

Front 34

What is a flight packet used for?

Back 34

They are issued to pilots for extended flights. They contain information that will assist the pilot on the continuous flight.

Front 35

What is in the flight packet?

Back 35

DD 1348, SF44, DD 1896 or 1897, instructions for safeguarding and shipping damaged aircraft, instructions for procuring services and supplies, SF94 and 95, Daily and turnaround inspection MRCs, Fuel sample log sheets, at least three oil sample results, VIDS/MAF (opnav 4790/60)

Front 36

Explain the purpose of source, maintenance, and recoverability codes (SM&R)

Back 36

used to communicated maintenance and supply instructions to various logistic support levels; primary objective is to establish uniform policies, procedures, management tools, and means of communication to promote intersective and integrated material support.