Volume 1 U-1

Front 1

To the greatest extent possible, how should MX be performed?

Back 1

On a pre-planned and scheduled basis

Front 2

Using equipment generates what type of MX?

Back 2

Corrective/unscheduled

Front 3

What are the two types of scheduled and unscheduled MX?

Back 3

On and off-equipment

Front 4

MX cross tells are used for what purpose?

Back 4

Trends benchmarks or safety conditions relating to acft or personnel

Front 5

What should typically be included in a MX cross tell report in addition to details such as national stock numbers, part numbers, and specific location of problem areas?

Back 5

Relevant background information and history

Front 6

What are two major goals of Intermediate Repair Enhancement Program IREP meetings

Back 6

Increase local repair capability where appropriate and to reduce the overall cost of operations

Front 7

In order of increasing capability, what are the three separate levels of MX?

Back 7

Organizational, intermediate, and depot

Front 8

What combined MX approach modifies or eliminates the intermediate (off-equipment) function, where possible, by consolidating that repair function at the Depot level?

Back 8

2LM

Front 9

What type of MX facility is a hybrid of 2LM and 3LM and combines intermediate-level MX from multiple bases to one location?

Back 9

Regional Repair center

Front 10

What type of regional repair facility provides intermediate-level MX for selected commodities?

Back 10

Centralized repair facility

Front 11

How can a successful Reliability & Maintainablility (R&M) program be defined?

Back 11

Promotes ability to identify and correct system deficiencies before they affect combat capability

Front 12

What is the primary scope of the product improvement working group? PWIG

Back 12

To address deficiencies affecting R&M that the field cannot resolve and to resolve reports that the single manager assigns to them

Front 13

Who takes the lead in identifying, tracking, assessing, and correcting R&M deficiencies on their assigned air and space equipment and also co-chairs the PWIG?

Back 13

The single manager

Front 14

As an end user, what is your focus in the DR process?

Back 14

To identify and report deficiencies

Front 15

Which deficiency report priority is 1A

Back 15

May cause death or serious damage if uncorrected, with no known work around

Front 16

Which deficiency report priority is 1B

Back 16

May cause major damage or loss to equipment. Or injury. With no known work around

Front 17

Which deficiency report priority is 1C

Back 17

Prevents accomplishment of an essential capability. No known work around

Front 18

Which deficiency report priority is 1D

Back 18

Adversely affects essential capability with no known work around

Front 19

Which deficiency report priority is 1E

Back 19

Adversely affect the support of a system. No known work around

Front 20

Which deficiency report priority is 2A

Back 20

Adversely affects an essential capability with a known work around

Front 21

Which deficiency report priority is 2B

Back 21

Adversely affects support of a system with a known work around

Front 22

Which deficiency report priority is 2C

Back 22

Does not affect essential capability but may result in user annoyance

Front 23

Which deficiency report priority is 2D

Back 23

Results in inconvenience or annoyance for development or MX personnel. But does not prevent accomplishment of task

Front 24

Which deficiency report priority is 2E

Back 24

Enhancements have little to no impact

Front 25

What agency is tasked with providing assistance for DRs?

Back 25

QA

Front 26

When the scope of an OI will cross organizational group lines, what level should it be published?

Back 26

Affected group commanders

Front 27

What office assumes responsibility for the accuracy, currency, and integrity of the contents of an OI and for compliance with it?

Back 27

The OPR

Front 28

Can an AF civil service employee act as the POC for an OI?

Back 28

Yes

Front 29

Which section acts as the OPR for the MX policy guidance in the MXG?

Back 29

QA

Front 30

What type of support agreement governs services provided by the US Northern Command to US Central Command?

Back 30

SA (support agreement) inter-command

Front 31

What flight within MXG normally acts as the POC for SA's?

Back 31

Program and recourses flight

Front 32

What is the most important thing you must know about SAs?

Back 32

What is in them

Front 33

Who determines which MDS specific -6 TOs need historical reporting and for informing the single manager so the items can be identified for reporting?

Back 33

Item manager

Front 34

During what type of transfer do helicopter blades and tail rotor blades have to have to be accompanied by a printed copy of their AFTO form 95?

Back 34

Disposal

Front 35

During a transfer, who/what is responsible for ensuring that all engine components and parts are accounted for?

Back 35

The maintenance facility

Front 36

What is the IMT 95 used for?

Back 36

To document accumulated cycles, run time, and MX history

Front 37

Which MX info system is the standard AF base level MIS?

Back 37

IMDS-CDB

Front 38

Which IMDS-CDB sub-system tracks engine components for time change?

Back 38

Comprehensive engine management system (CEMS)

Front 39

Which IMDS-CDB sub-system tracks MX on test equipment?

Back 39

Automatic Test Equipment Reporting System (ATERS)

Front 40

Which IMDS-CDB sub-system is used to create, schedule, and change work center events?

Back 40

Maintenance events

Front 41

Which IMDS-CDB sub-system automates location of acft, missiles, and AGE?

Back 41

Location

Front 42

Which IMDS-CDB sub-system replaced the MX data collection system?

Back 42

Job data documentation

Front 43

Which IMDS-CDB sub-system monitors estimated time in commission

Back 43

Status and inventory reporting

Front 44

Which IMDS-CDB sub-system supports flying operations in three phases?

Back 44

Operational events

Front 45

Which IMDS-CDB sub-system allows forecasting of TCTOs and time changes

Back 45

Inspection and time change

Front 46

Which IMDS-CDB sub-system provides monitoring and control of TCTO progress

Back 46

Time compliance technical order

Front 47

Which IMDS-CDB sub-system allows monitoring of manpower resources

Back 47

Maintenance personnel

Front 48

Which IMDS-CDB sub-system gives capability to forecast and schedule training?

Back 48

Training management

Front 49

Which IMDS-CDB sub-system can be used to order parts?

Back 49

IMDS-CDB/SBSS

Front 50

Which IMDS-CDB sub-system gives ability to update aircraft operating times?

Back 50

Automated debriefing

Front 51

Which IMDS-CDB sub-system updates/monitors approved/versus acft configuration?

Back 51

Generic Configuration Status Accounting System (GCSAS

Front 52

Which IMDS-CDB sub-system is used to prefill/print AFTO forms 781 A, J, and K?

Back 52

Aircraft Automated Forms

Front 53

Which sections guides the DIT team and ensures correct data is provided to MX managers?

Back 53

The MOF, maintenance operations flight

Front 54

What section is responsible for correcting info entered into the MIS?

Back 54

The dit of the section responsible

Front 55

What MX repair priority level should be assigned to perform MX on primary mission acft, age, and munitions support equipment for the first 8 hours after landing or start of recovery?

Back 55

Priority 2

Front 56

What MX priority is assigned to perform scheduled MX?

Back 56

Priority 4

Front 57

What MX repair priority should be assigned to routine repair of AGE?

Back 57

Priority 5