Vol 1

Front 1

The first character of an AFSC identifies the

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career group

Front 2

The fourth character of an AFSC identifies

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skill level of the AFSC

Front 3

Which AFSC is used as a management tool for assignments against authorized manning requirements?

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Control

Front 4

Which part of the CFETP provides a breakdown (by skill level) of the duties, tasks, and their technical references you are required to know?

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Part II

Front 5

The sole effect of RF alternating currents above 10 KHz passing through your body is

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the production of heat

Front 6

Areas with high RF energy present should

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be marked

Front 7

The first thing you should do if someone has contacted a live circuit is

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turn off the main power

Front 8

The most common hazard associated with lithium batteries is

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venting

Front 9

The primary hazards of depleted uranium are ingestion and

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inhalation

Front 10

When does MAJCOM produce their E-pubs libraries?

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Depends on the MAJCOM

Front 11

Monitoring/reading another person's e-mail is illegal under the

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Federal Wiretap Law

Front 12

Responsibility for providing you with a user name and password for accessing the internet rests with your unit

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work group manager

Front 13

In what direction do the lines of latitude circle the earth?

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East-West

Front 14

In what direction do lines of longitude circle the earth?

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North-South

Front 15

The UTM(Universal Transverse Mercator) grid covers the world between latitudes-

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80degrees South and 84degrees North

Front 16

For the UTM grid, the globe is divided into

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60 identical zones, 6degrees wide

Front 17

The two digits printed in large type that appear at intervals along the grid line on a military map are called

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the principle digits

Front 18

In MGRS, the 1:50,000 scale subdivides the 1,000 meter grid block into 10 major subdivisions, each equal to-

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100 meters

Front 19

An 8-digit grid is accurate to within how many meters?

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10 meters

Front 20

A 6-digit grid is accurate to within how many meters?

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100 meters

Front 21

A four digit grid would identify a grid square of what size?

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1,000 meters

Front 22

On a topo map, where do you find the information pertaining to the grid system used, the interval lines, and the number of digits omitted from the grid values?

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Grid Note

Front 23

What color is used on a topo map to indicate most cultural or manmade features?

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Black

Front 24

The color brown on a topographical map indicates

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all relief features such as contours

Front 25

The contour lines between the index contours are called

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intermediate contours

Front 26

The basic numbering system of a JOG map consists of

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two letters and a number

Front 27

On a tactical map, you place the unit size symbol

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above the basic symbol

Front 28

On a tactical map, military symbols represented in blue or black denote

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friendly units, installations, equipment, and activities

Front 29

When using a lensatic compass, the suggested safe operating distance from a tank is

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18 meters

Front 30

When using a lensatic compass, the suggested safe operating distance from high-tension power lines is

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55 meters

Front 31

When you use a compass to orient a map, magnetic north is symbolized by

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a half arrowhead

Front 32

On a tactical map, you place the numeric designator for the size of the unit-

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to the left of the basic symbol

Front 33

On a JOG map, what do the large open face figures in the legend identify?

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highest terrain elevation in each 15' quadrangle

Front 34

When you are using a compass to orient a map, grid north is symbolized by

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the letters GN or Y

Front 35

The most common method of expressing a direction is by using

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azimuths

Front 36

When using a compass for navigation, the triangulation of an unknown point from at least two known points on a map is called a

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intersection

Front 37

You can locate your unknown position by sighting on two or more known features. This is called-

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resection

Front 38

A planned magnetic deviation to an object is called

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deliberate offset

Front 39

When transmitting a lengthy message containing encoded groups, you should make a short break after each

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10 groups

Front 40

The purpose of a pro-word is to

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shorten voice comms

Front 41

Working eastward from Greenwich, local times get

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later by 1 hour

Front 42

The time zones are lettered A-M. Which letter is omitted?

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J

Front 43

Under certain emergency conditions, radio silence is declared by radio TX, this is known as

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emergency silence

Front 44

Emergency radio silence can only be canceled by the

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authority that imposed it

Front 45

You do not have to authenticate when

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making initial contact after a scheduled call sign and frequency change

Front 46

When using encryption process for encoding, substitute

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code values for plain text

Front 47

Radio deception is divided into how many major types?

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3

Front 48

What type of radio deception is intrusion into the comms channels by the enemy for the purpose of deceiving or confusing?

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imitative

Front 49

Insertion of incorrect and misleading information into one's own comms channel to deceive a listening enemy is-

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manipulative radio deception

Front 50

Which type of radio deception simulates units, installations, and activities?

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simulative

Front 51

Which jamming technique consists of a narrow signal intended to disrupt one specific frequency or channel?

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Spot jamming

Front 52

Jamming technique consisting of a signal concentrated on a single frequency for only a short time is -

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sweepthrough jamming

Front 53

Which modulating jamming signal sounds like the rumbling of high-speed rotating machinery?

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Pulse

Front 54

A complete message report of a radio interference incident must be submitted to the Air Force Electronic Warfare Center within

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24 hours of the initial report

Front 55

The most difficult of jamming signal to distinguish. Sounds like rushing noise heard on FM receiver with the squelch off.

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random noise

Front 56

Short distance and all ultra-high frequency and upper very-high frequency radio transmissions are by the use of

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ground waves

Front 57

The component of the entire wave front that travels directly from the TX antenna to the RX antenna of a radio is called

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direct wave

Front 58

The portion of the radiated radio wave that reaches the RX antenna after being reflected from the surface of the Earth is called a

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ground-reflected wave

Front 59

Area where no usable radio signal can be received from a given transmitter operating at a given frequency

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skip zone

Front 60

The most common method of overcoming objectionable radio fading is to

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increase the power of the transmitter

Front 61

Which radio frequency range uses the direct wave for all radio communications?

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UHF

Front 62

The efficiency of an antenna depends primarily on

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its design

Front 63

A vertical antenna radiates energy-

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equally in all directions

Front 64

Lines of electric force are at right angles to the surface of the earth, the radio wave is-

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vertically polarized

Front 65

The purpose of electrically connecting a vertically polarized quarter-wave antenna to the ground is to

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improve efficiency

Front 66

When repairing a solid core whip antenna you should NOT overlap the broken ends by more than a few inches because-

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the electrical length of the antenna could be altered

Front 67

A center-fed dipole antenna is normally lightly constructed in order to facilitate

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transportation and erection under field conditions

Front 68

You are rejoining a broken antenna wire. To do this properly, you should NOT tie the wire with knots to form two interconnecting loops because-

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the loops may rub together creating excessive noise in the receiver or may not provide electrical contact

Front 69

Vertical antennas are often used in a tactical environment, because they are

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omnidirectional

Front 70

The near vertical incidence skywave antenna is used within frequencies of

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2.0 to 14.0

Front 71

Which antenna produces almost omnidirectional coverage when it is constructed 1/4 of a wavelength above the ground?

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Half wave dipole

Front 72

Which field expedient antenna produces a vertical radiation pattern off the end of the antenna and a horizontal pattern broadside to the antenna?

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inverted vee

Front 73

What occurs when the action spring expands and sends the bolt carrier group forward?

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round is stripped from the magazine

Front 74

When cleaning the bolt carrier group, it should be disassembled into how many individual components?

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7

Front 75

What is an appropriate substitute for CLP in the desert?

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graphite-based lube

Front 76

What is the recommended wait time to let your weapon cool if you suspect an unfired round is "cooking off?"

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15 minutes

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Situation that would NOT cause a chambered round to fail to fire

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defective magazine

Front 78

What is a likely cause of a failure to feed malfunction?

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magazine not fully seated

Front 79

Besides the M-4, what weapon also uses the M855 round?

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M-249 SAW

Front 80

The closest range you should engage a target with an M-203 HE round is-

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31 meters

Front 81

Natural point of aim can be compared to the

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shooter's most relaxed state

Front 82

What is the alternate method for acquiring a good sight picture?

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side-aiming technique

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At 25 meters, each graduation, or notch, on the M-4 four-detent front sight moves the strike of the bullet

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3/8 inch

Front 84

At 25 meters the windage knob adjustments move the bullet strike

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1/8 inch

Front 85

Which M-9 component contains the sights?

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slide assembly

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When is the red warning "dot" visible on the M-9 safety?

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when the safety is off

Front 87

Why is the M-9 bore and chamber chrome-lined?

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to extend the service life and protect against rust

Front 88

What is the most probable cause of an M-9 pistol not chambering a round?

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dirty or obstructed chamber

Front 89

What marksmanship error causes more misses than all the other types of errors?

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improper trigger squeeze

Front 90

When engaging multiple targets what target should be shot first?

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the closest target

Front 91

What MOPP level may present a problem when firing a weapon because gloves are worn?

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MOPP 4

Front 92

After moving from a lighted area into darkness, about how many minutes does visibility take to reach its maximum level?

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30 minutes

Front 93

What is the best technique for viewing objects at night?

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shift your gaze slightly to one side of the object

Front 94

Using off-center vision instead of pinpoint focus applies to what marksmanship fundamental when firing at night?

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aiming

Front 95

Which type of modulated jamming signal sounds like grunting?

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rotary

Front 96

What part of the atmosphere has the most impact on sky-wave propagation?

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ionosphere

Front 97

What region of the atmosphere is used for HF comms during the day?

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E region

Front 98

What percent predicted reliability does the optimum traffic frequency have?

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90%