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WHAT IS THE OBJECTIVE OF THE EXPLOSIVE HANDLING QUALIFICATION AND CERTIFICATION PROGRAM? |
TO ENSURE THAT ALL PERSONNEL, AFTER TRAINING AND DEMONSTRATING PROFICIENCY, ARE CERTIFIED TO HANDLE EXPLOSIVE DEVICES |
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THE EXPLOSIVE HANDLING QUALIFICATION AND CERTIFICATION PROGRAM SETS GUIDELINES FOR WHAT? |
WEAPONS CERTIFICATIONS. |
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THE EXPLOSIVE HANDLING QUALIFICATION AND CERTIFICATION PROGRAM IS INDEPENDENT OF WHAT? |
ALL OTHER MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS |
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WHO IS THE EXPLOSIVE HANDLING QUALIFICATION AND CERTIFICATION PROGRAM APPLICABLE TO? |
ALL PERSONNEL WHOSE DUTIES INVOLVE EXPLOSIVE DEVICES |
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WHAT DOES THE ACRONYM "HERO" STAND FOR? |
HAZARDS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION TO ORDNANCE |
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HOW MANY HAZARDS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH FOREWORD FIRING ORDNANCE? |
SIX |
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WHAT ARE THE HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH FOREWORD FIRING ORDNANCE? |
AUTO-IGNITION TOXIC CHEMICALS INADVERTENT SEPARATION FROM AIRCRAFT HIGH HEAT PROTRUDING SURFACES MOTOR DETONATION |
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WHAT DOES A YELLOW BAND ON ORDNANCE INDICATE? |
THAT THE ORDNANCE IS HIGH EXPLOSIVE |
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WHAT DOES COLOR CODING BROWN INDICATE ON ORDNANCE? |
IT INDICATES A ROCKET MOTOR |
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WHAT DOES THE COLOR CODING BLUE REPRESENT ON ORDNANCE? |
IT REPRESENTS A TRAINING ROUND OR INERT |
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF SUSPENSION AND ACCESSORY EQUIPMENT? |
TO SUSPEND AND RELEASE STORES, BOMBS, AND MISSILES |
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WHAT BOMB EJECTOR RACKS ARE USED ON THE F-18? |
BRU-32, BRU-33, BRU-42 AND BRU-41 |
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WHAT ARE LAU's USED FOR? |
TO SUSPEND AND LAUNCH MISSILES |
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WHAT KIND OF LAU's ARE USED ON THE F-18? |
LAU-7, LAU-127, AND LAU-116 |
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WHAT PYLONS ARE USED ON THE F-18? |
SUU-62, SUU-63, SUU-78, SUU-79, AND SUU-80 |
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HOW MANY WEAPONS STATIONS ARE ON THE F/A-18A-D? |
NINE |
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HOW MANY WEAPONS STATIONS ARE ON THE F/A-18E/F? |
ELEVEN |
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WHAT LAU IS USED ON STATIONS 1 AND 11 ON THE F/A-18E-F? |
LAU-127 |
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WHAT LAU IS USED ON STATIONS 5 AND 7 ON THE F/A-18EF? |
LAU-116 |
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WHAT PYLON AND BRU ARE USED ON STATION 6 ON THE F/A-18EF? |
SUU-78 AND BRU-32 |
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WHAT PYLON AND BRU IS USED ON STATIONS 3, 4, 8, AND 9 ON THE F/A-18E-F? |
SUU-79 AND BRU-32 |
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WHAT PYLON AND BRU IS USED ON STATION 2 AND 10 ON THE F/A-18E-F? |
SUU-80 AND BRU-32 |
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WHAT DOES THE ACRONYM "CAD" STAND FOR? |
CARTRIDGE ACTUATED DEVICE |
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WHAT DO CAD's DO? |
THEY FIRE OTHER EXPLOSIVE OR RELEASE MACHANISMS |
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WHAT CADS ARE USED ON THE F-18 |
MK.19, MK.125, AND MK.107 |
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WHAT CAD IS USED TO OPEN THE BRU-32 |
MK.19 |
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WHEN IS THE BRU-32 CAD USED? |
WHEN ALL OTHER ATTEMPTS TO JETTISON A WEAPON OR STORES HAS FAILED |
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WHAT ARE CLUSTER BOMB UNITS? |
AIR LAUNCHED, ANTI-TANK, CONVENTIONAL FREE-FALL WEAPONS. |
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WHAT ARE THE THREE TYPES OF CLUSTER BOMB UNITS? |
MK 20, CBU-99, AND CBU-100 |
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WHAT IS THE CBU-100 USED AGAINST? |
ARMORED VEHICLES |
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WHAT ARE FIRE BOMBS USED AGAINST? |
DUG-IN TROOPS, SUPPLY INSTALLATIONS, WOODEN STRUCTURES, AND LAND CONVOYS |
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WHAT MIXTURE IS INSIDE OF A FIRE BOMB? |
A FUEL-GEL MIXTURE |
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WHAT IS THE FUEL-GEL MIXTURE IN A FIRE BOMB FORMERLY CALLED? |
NAPALM |
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HOW MANY GALLONS OF FUEL-GEL MIXTURE CAN THE MK 77 FIRE BOMB HOLD? |
75 GALLONS |
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HOW MUCH DOES THE MK 77 WEIGH WHEN FILLED? |
APPROXIMATELY 500 POUNDS |
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IN WHAT KIND OF OPERATIONS ARE AIRCRAFT LAID MINES EMPLOYED? |
OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE OPERATIONS |
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WHAT IS THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF AIRCRAFT LAID MINES? |
TO CONTROL VITAL STRAITS, PORT APPROACHES, CONVOY ANCHORAGES, AND COASTAL BARRIERS. |
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WHAT IS A GBU? |
GUIDED BOMB UNIT |
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WHAT ARE THREE TYPES OF GBU? |
GBU-12, GBU-16, AND GBU-10 |
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HOW DO GBU's DETECT TARGETS? |
THROUGH ILLUMINATION BY LASER BEAM |
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ON A GBU, WHAT IS THE CCG? |
THE COMPUTER CONTROL GROUP |
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ON A GBU, WHAT IS THE AFG? |
THE AIRFOIL GROUP |
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WHERE IS THE CCG LOCATED ON A GBU? |
THE FOREWORD SECTION |
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WHERE IS THE AFG LOCATED ON THE GBU? |
THE AFT END |
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WHAT COLOR IS A GBU PAINTED? |
OLIVE DRAB GREEN |
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IN WHAT WAYS CAN BOMB FINS BE OPERATED? |
RETARDED AND NON-RETARDED |
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WHEN IS THE RETARDED METHOD OF DROPPING BOMBS USED? |
DURING LOW-LEVEL BOMBING OPERATIONS |
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WHEN IS THE NON-RETARDED METHOD OF BOMBING USED? |
HIGH LEVEL BOMBING |
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WHAT DOES CATM STAND FOR? |
CAPTIVE AIR TRAINING MISSILE |
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WHAT DOES DATM STAND FOR? |
DUMMY AIR TRAINING MISSILE |
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WHAT DOES NATM STAND FOR? |
SPECIAL AIR TRAINING MISSILE |
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WHAT ARE PGW's? |
PRACTICE GUIDED WEAPONS |
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WHAT ARE CATMS USED FOR? |
FOR PILOT TRAINING IN ARIAL TARGET ACQUISITION AND AIRCRAFT CONTROLS/DISPLAYS |
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WHAT ARE DATMS USED FOR? |
TRAINING GROUND PERSONNEL IN THE LOADING, UNLOADING, ASSEMBLY, AND DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES |
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HOW MANY MODES OF OPERATION DO MISSILES HAVE? |
THREE |
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WHAT ARE THE MODES OF MISSILE OPERATION? |
ACTIVE SEMI-ACTIVE PASSIVE |
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WHAT MAKES A MISSILE ACTIVE? |
WHEN THE TARGET IS ILLUMINATED BY A COMPONENT CARRIED BY THE MISSILE |
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WHAT MAKES A MISSILE SEMI-ACTIVE? |
WHEN THE MISSILE GETS THE TARGET ILLUMINATION FROM AN OUTSIDE SOURCE |
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WHAT MAKES A MISSILE PASSIVE? |
WHEN THE MISSILE GETS ITS TARGET INFORMATION FROM THE TARGET ITSELF (HEAT SEEKING) |
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WHAT IS THE NAME FOR THE AIM-7? |
THE SPARROW |
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WHAT KIND OF MISSILE IS THE AIM-7? |
AN AIR-TO-AIR MISSILE |
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IS THE AIM-7 ACTIVE, SEMI-ACTIVE, OR PASSIVE? |
SEMI-ACTIVE |
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WHAT DOES THE AIM-7 USE FOR GUIDANCE? |
RADAR HOMING |
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WHAT IS THE NAME FOR THE AIM-9? |
THE SIDEWINDER |
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WHAT KIND OF WEAPON IS THE AIM-9M? |
AIR TO AIR |
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IS THE AIM-9M ACTIVE, SEMI-ACTIVE, OR PASSIVE? |
PASSIVE |
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HOW DOES THE AIM-9M DETECT ITS TARGETS? |
INFRARED IMAGING |
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WHAT IS THE NAME FOR THE AIM-120? |
THE AMRAAM |
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WHAT DOES "AMRAAM" STAND FOR? |
ADVANCED MEDIUM RANGE AIR-TO-AIR MISSILE |
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IS THE AMRAAM ACITVE, SEMI-ACTIVE, OR PASSIVE? |
ACTIVE |
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WHAT IS AN AGM? |
AIR-TO-GROUND MISSILE |
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WHAT KIND OF WEAPONS ARE AGM'S? |
AIR LAUNCHED SURFACE ATTACK GLIDE WEAPONS. |
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WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE AGM-154 |
JSOW |
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WHAT DOES "JSOW" STAND FOR? |
JOINT STANDOFF WEAPON |
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WHAT TWO ENTITIES DESIGNED THE JSOW? |
THE NAVY AND THE AIR FORCE. |
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WHAT IS JSOW USED FOR? |
DEFENDED TARGETS OUTSIDE OF STANDARD AIRCRAFT DEFENSES |
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WHAT IS THE NAME FOR THE AGM-65? |
THE MAVERICK |
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HOW IS THE AGM-65 GUIDED? |
INFRARED |
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WHAT IS THE PRIMARY USE OF THE AGM-84 SERIES? |
ANTI-SHIP |
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WHAT IS THE NAME FOR THE AGM-84D? |
THE HARPOON |
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WHAT KIND OF MISSILE IS THE AGM-84D? |
AN ACTIVE RADAR SEEKER |
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WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE AGM-84E? |
THE SLAM |
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IN RELATION TO MISSILES, WHAT DOES "SLAM" STAND FOR? |
STAND-OFF LAND ATTACK MISSILE |
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WHAT DOES THE AGM-84E USE FOR GUIDANCE? |
INS, GPS, AND INFRARED |
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WHAT IS THE NAME FOR THE AGM-84H? |
THE SLAM-ER |
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IN RELATIONS TO MISSILES, WHAT DOES 'SLAM-ER' STAND FOR? |
STAND OFF LAND ATTACK MISSILE EXPANDED RESPONSE |
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WHAT WAS IMPROVED ON THE AGM-84H? |
CONTROL, RANGE, AND TARGET PENETRATION |
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WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE AGM-88? |
THE HARM |
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IN RELATION TO MISSILES, WHAT DOES 'HARM' STAND FOR? |
HIGH SPEED ANTI-RADIATION MISSILE |
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WHAT IS THE AGM-88 PRIMARILY USED FOR? |
ATTACKING RADAR EMISSIONS |
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WHAT KIND OF MISSILE IS THE AGM-88? |
AND AIR-TO-GROUND MISSILE |
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WHAT IS THE MODEL OF GUN USED IN THE F/A-18? |
M61A1 |
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WHAT IS THE CALIBER OF THE AIRCRAFT GUN? |
20MM |
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HOW MANY MODES CAN THE GUN BE OPERATED IN? |
THREE |
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WHAT ARE THE MODES THE GUN CAN BE OPERATED IN? |
AIR-TO-AIR AIR-TO-GROUND AIR COMBAT MANEUERING |
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HOW MANY ATTACK MODES ARE THERE FOR THE AIRCRAFT GUN? |
TWO |
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WHAT ARE THE ATTACK MODES FOR THE GUN? |
COMPUTER PILOT ATTACK AND MANUAL ATTACK |
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WHAT IS THE HIGH RATE OF FIRE FOR THE AIRCRAFT GUN? |
6000 ROUNDS PER MINUTE |
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WHAT IS THE LOW RATE OF FIRE FOR THE GUN? |
4000 ROUNDS PER MINUTE |
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WHAT IS THE SMS? |
STORES MANAGEMENT SYSTEM |
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WHAT IS THE ACP? |
THE ARMAMENT CONTROL PROCESSOR |
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WHAT IS THE SMP? |
THE STORES MANAGEMENT PROCESSOR |
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WHAT IS THE SDCC? |
SIGNAL DATA COVERTER-CONTROL |
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WHAT IS A CLC? |
COMMAND LAUNCH COMPUTER |
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WHAT IS THE CLC USED TO CONTROL? |
THE "HARM" MISSILE |
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WHERE IS THE CLC LOCATED? |
BEHIND DOOR 13R |
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WHAT IS THE AN/ALE-39/47? |
THE COUNTERMEASURE DISPENSING SYSTEM |
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WHEN ARE DECOY FLARES USED? |
DURING EVASIVE MANEUVERING AGAINST HEAT SEEKING MISSILES |
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WHEN IS CHAFF USED? |
TO JAM RADAR GUIDED MISSILES AND GROUND CONTROLLED RADAR |
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WHAT IS THE AN/ALE-50? |
AND ACTIVE RF DECOY |
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WHAT ARE PYROTECHNICS USED FOR? |
SIGNALING, MARKING, AND SEARCH AND RESCUE |
