2W051 Set B Ure

Front 1

What system is actually the brain of PGM?

Back 1

Guidance

Front 2

Which type of guidance system is also known as television guided?

Back 2

Electro-optical which type of guidance system is nothing more than very high frequency radio waves?

Front 3

Which type of guidance system is nothing more than very high frequency radio waves?

Back 3

Radar

Front 4

Which guidance system does the weapon send out the tracking energy?

Back 4

Active

Front 5

Which type of PGM hones in on energy reflected off the target by another source?

Back 5

Semi-active

Front 6

The purpose of the fixed control surfacea used on guided munitions is to

Back 6

Stabilize the weapon and flight

Front 7

To move their control surfaces PGM’s use either hydraulic, pneumatic, or

Back 7

Electro-servo actuators

Front 8

An aspect of the control system that can make minor or large corrections relative to the flight path of the target is said to have

Back 8

Proportional navigation

Front 9

The air to missile proximity fuse detonation occurs when

Back 9

The missile senses the target moving farther away

Front 10

Before an Air to ground guided munition will detonate, the fuze requires

Back 10

An electrical impulse

Front 11

What minimum components make up a propulsion system?

Back 11

Rocket motor and an ignitior

Front 12

Which type of rocket motor propellant is used in our air to air missiles ?

Back 12

Solid

Front 13

Live missiles must always have a ground wire attached to them to prevent static electricity from

Back 13

Ignoring the rocket motor

Front 14

The MAU-169 CCG consists of a detector,

Back 14

Computer, and control section

Front 15

Which GBU LGB uses a 2,000lbs bomb body?

Back 15

GBU-10

Front 16

What type of target is the AGM-88 designed to target?

Back 16

Radar Installation

Front 17

The guidance section of an AGM-88 uses a passive

Back 17

Broadband RF tracker

Front 18

What number of miles is the effective range of the AGM-88?

Back 18

30

Front 19

Which USAF delivery platforms are used to launch the AGM-114 Hellfire?

Back 19

Predator and Reaper RAF

Front 20

Which AGM-114 variant uses a thermobaric warhead?

Back 20

AGM-114N

Front 21

Which AGM-114 component is NOT part of the guidance section?

Back 21

Wings

Front 22

How many personnel are required to handle an AGM-114 outside the container?

Back 22

Two

Front 23

What is the AGM-158 fueled with?

Back 23

40 gallons of JP-10

Front 24

What three signals of the AIM-120 control section electronics are received from the guidance section?

Back 24

Pitch, yaw, and roll

Front 25

What component prevents the AIM-120 rocket motor from becoming propulsive ?

Back 25

Thermally initiated venting system

Front 26

What mechanism is the primary kill of the AIM-120 warhead?

Back 26

Fragments

Front 27

What did the garden section of the AIM-120, what a lousy functions of acquisition and tracking, navigation, datalink processing, and section secondary power?

Back 27

Hardware and software

Front 28

What warhead class is used on the AGM-158?

Back 28

WDU-42/B 1,000lbs

Front 29

Which coolant recharge unit is portable and capable of filling one bottle at a time?

Back 29

GCU-30/E

Front 30

What type of missile guidance system does the AIM-9X use?

Back 30

Passive Infrared

Front 31

What type of missile guidance system does the AIM-9X use?

Back 31

Passive Infrared

Front 32

The AIM-9L/M is comprised of the GCS, TD, warhead,

Back 32

S&A, and RM

Front 33

What is the maximum pressure capacity for a TMU-72/B argon coolant tank?

Back 33

5,100 +- 100psig

Front 34

Depending on the model, the effective range in miles of the AIM-9M missile is between

Back 34

2 to 11

Front 35

What does the AIM-9X use to digitally communicate with aircraft like the F-22?

Back 35

A mid-body umbilical connector

Front 36

What component provides the AIM-9X flight control?

Back 36

FAU

Front 37

Which statement is NOT a benefit of off-axis delivery of the JDAM?

Back 37

Provides increased weapons range

Front 38

Which JDAM guidance set components provide lift and maneuverability?

Back 38

Aerosurfaces

Front 39

Which JDAM guidance set components provide lift and maneuverability?

Back 39

Aerosurfaces

Front 40

Which GBU uses a 2,000lb bomb body?

Back 40

GBU-31

Front 41

Which GBU deceased the likelihood of collateral damage within populated areas?

Back 41

GBU-38

Front 42

Which JDAM employed by the USAF uses the BLU-126 Low-Collateral Damage Bomb for its warhead?

Back 42

GBU-38(V)4

Front 43

Which GBU adds an optional precision laser guidance in addition to its GPS/INS guidance system?

Back 43

GBU-54

Front 44

The GBU-39A/B small diameter bomb has a unique multi-phased explosive that has earned what name?

Back 44

FLM

Front 45

What AFG component mounts the CCG to the warhead?

Back 45

Forward Adapter assembly

Front 46

What AFG component mounts the CCG to the warhead?

Back 46

Forward Adapter assembly

Front 47

What purpose does the WGU-12/WGU-39 GCU seeker platform assembly serve?

Back 47

Looks for the reflected light signal

Front 48

What subassembly of the WGU-12/WGU-39 GCU processes incoming error signals and turns them into steering commands?

Back 48

Guidance Electronic Unit

Front 49

The purpose of the BSU-84 AFG is to

Back 49

Provide aerodynamic lift and stability during flight

Front 50

The purpose of the aft faring assembly uses on the GBU-24A/B is to

Back 50

Provide and aerodynamic interface between the bomb and wing assembly

Front 51

Which hazard is present when operating the TTU-595?

Back 51

Invisible laser radiation

Front 52

The wing actuator tool is used to perform which maintenance task?

Back 52

Open and close the wings

Front 53

The wing actuator tool is used to perform which maintenance task?

Back 53

Open and close the wings

Front 54

The typical JDAM tail assembly consists of a tail fairing/structure, tail actuator subsystem, wire harness assembly, GCU,

Back 54

GPS system antenna, 2 moveable control fins, and 1 fixed fin

Front 55

The guidance unit for the GBU-39 is made up of two sections that are located where on the bomb body?

Back 55

To the read of the warhead and forward of the fins

Front 56

How does the GBU-53 differ from the GBU-39 small diameter bomb?

Back 56

Can be used against moving targets

Front 57

Name two target tracking options of the GBU-53’s multi-mode seeker?

Back 57

Imaging infrared and semi-active laser targeting

Front 58

What additional capability does the scene magnification upgrade provide to the AGM-65B

Back 58

Greater acquisition range

Front 59

What component is installed on the TGM-65 in place of the rocket motor and hydraulic actuation system?

Back 59

Film recorder or ballast

Front 60

What component is housed in the forward section of the AGM-65

Back 60

Guidance unit

Front 61

Which AGM-65 serious does NOT use the 125lb cone shaped warhead

Back 61

E

Front 62

The purpose of the AN/DSM-129 missile test set is to

Back 62

Project an optical image into the guidance section of the missile to simulate the operational readiness test of the missile

Front 63

You can use the AN/DSM-157 test set in place of the

Back 63

DSM-99 and DSM-100

Front 64

The BRU-61 carriage system is a warranted item and shall be limited to what type of inspection

Back 64

Visual

Front 65

Which container is designed to hold one GBU-39 serious small diameter bomb

Back 65

CNU-659

Front 66

Up to how many small diameter bombs (GBU-39 or GBU-53) can the weapon initiated BIT simultaneously perform with the use of the CMBRE

Back 66

4

Front 67

What does the CNU-660 contain that allows for container testing of the BRU-61 carriage system

Back 67

A BIT cable

Front 68

The ADU-891 adapter group computer test set is used in conjunction with what test set

Back 68

AN/GYQ-79

Front 69

The CMBRE is composed of three boxes that contain the

Back 69

Test adapter unit, controller unit, and accessory kit

Front 70

Which CMBRE component initiates the BIT and gets systems and munitions status, reprogram munitions operational flight plans, and loads mission planning and GPS crypto keys

Back 70

Test Adapter Unit

Front 71

What component of the CMBRE is considered the ruggedized computer

Back 71

DCSA

Front 72

The LUU-2 series aircraft flare produces

Back 72

An off-white light of 2 million candlepower

Front 73

The LUU-19 series illumination flare produces

Back 73

Light in the near infrared region

Front 74

How much gas pressure can a thruster (CAD) produce ?

Back 74

250-6,000 psi

Front 75

Electric squibs (PAD) are similar to

Back 75

Blasting caps

Front 76

Removers (CAD) are designed to

Back 76

Jettison the aircraft canopy

Front 77

Which bomb provides deeper penetration than the BLU-113 and is used with the GBU-28

Back 77

BLU-122

Front 78

The PDU-5 uses which SUU

Back 78

SUU-76

Front 79

The BDU-33 weighs

Back 79

25lbs

Front 80

The BDU-48 weighs

Back 80

10lbs

Front 81

Which series practice bomb only weighs 5lbs?

Back 81

MK-106

Front 82

The CBU-87 is loaded with which submunitions

Back 82

BLU-97

Front 83

The CBU-87 uses which SUU

Back 83

SUU-65

Front 84

With the exception of the explosive filler, the BLU-126 and BLU-129 are identical to the

Back 84

MK82 MOD 3 bomb

Front 85

With the exception of the explosive filler, the BLU-126 and BLU-129 are identical to the

Back 85

MK82 MOD 3 bomb

Front 86

Which WCMD component cants the fins to spin the dispenser during flight

Back 86

Control actuation assembly

Front 87

The components of a WCMD are a fun guidance system, a variable position umbilical connector, and

Back 87

Flight program software

Front 88

Once free falling over the target area what imparts spin and upward thrust for BLU-108 submissions

Back 88

Rocket motor

Front 89

The CBU-105 uses which SUU

Back 89

SUU-66

Front 90

The CBU-89 uses which SUU

Back 90

SUU-64

Front 91

The CBU-89 is loaded with which submunitions

Back 91

BLU-91 and BLU-92 bomblets

Front 92

How is 20mm classified

Back 92

By its purpose

Front 93

The identifying info of a 20mm round is marked on the

Back 93

Projectile

Front 94

The delay arming distance of a M505 series fuze from the muzzle of a 20mm cannon is

Back 94

10-35 ft

Front 95

What 20mm projectile component enables spin and stabilization in flight

Back 95

Rotating band

Front 96

What 20mm round is used for drill or testing the feeder assembly for a M61 gun system

Back 96

Dummy

Front 97

The incendiary composition of the 20mm API round is initiated by

Back 97

Impact

Front 98

Which 20mm round carried the M505 point detonating fuze

Back 98

HEI

Front 99

When bulk packed how many round of 20mm do you expect to find in an M548 container

Back 99

200-250

Front 100

When bulk packed how many round of 20mm do you expect to find in an M548 container

Back 100

200-250

Front 101

What aircraft cannon fires the 25mm round

Back 101

GAU-12

Front 102

When bulk packed how many round of 20mm do you expect to find in an M548 container

Back 102

200-250

Front 103

What aircraft cannon fires the 25mm round

Back 103

GAU-12

Front 104

The purpose of the ignition booster in the 25mm round is to

Back 104

Ensure consistent propellant ignition

Front 105

How can you tell a 25mm dummy cartridge from other 25mm rounds

Back 105

The projectile is non separable and the total cartridge color is gold in color

Front 106

When 25mm ammo is bulk packed, how many rounds are found in a CNU-405

Back 106

80-100

Front 107

The 30mm dummy ammo

Back 107

Is for familiarization training and mechanical cycling of the gym system

Front 108

What device hold the ball motor of the 30mm M505A3 impact fuse in an unarmed position until it is fired

Back 108

Lock ring

Front 109

How is ignition from the primer carried to the propellant in a 30mm TP round

Back 109

The primer ignites black powder in a flash tube, which ignites the propellant

Front 110

The 30 mm cartridge case is made of

Back 110

Aluminum

Front 111

Which fuze is used in 30mm HEI ammo

Back 111

M505A3

Front 112

How many separate lot numbers can you find on 30mm

Back 112

3

Front 113

How long does the red tracer composition burn in the 40mm AAA, TPT (M91) round

Back 113

12 secodns

Front 114

What fuze is used in the 40mm HEI PGU-9 round

Back 114

FMU-154

Front 115

What aircraft is equipped to fire 105mm

Back 115

AC-130

Front 116

What type of explosive is loaded in the projectile of the 105mm HEI

Back 116

Comp B

Front 117

What type of explosive is loaded in the projectile of the 105mm HEI

Back 117

Comp B

Front 118

The RR-170 chaff cartridge uses which impulse cartridge

Back 118

BBU-35

Front 119

How much light does the M127A1 signal produce

Back 119

50,000 candlepower

Front 120

What altitude is attainable by the M131 signal when fired

Back 120

1,500ft

Front 121

The largest caliber ammo that we classify small arms is

Back 121

.50

Front 122

The components of a typical small arms cartridge are cartridge case,

Back 122

Primer, bullet, and propellant

Front 123

The type of explosive filler does an M26 fragmentation grenade have

Back 123

Comp B

Front 124

The filler for the M34 smoke grenade is

Back 124

White phosphorus

Front 125

What is the explosive filler For The M30 practice grenade

Back 125

Black powder

Front 126

The HF PGU-45 projectile will produce approx how many fragments

Back 126

13,000

Front 127

In order to optimize lethality the factory set HOB for the FMU-160 is

Back 127

15ft

Front 128

The 105mm clearing cartridge is designed to

Back 128

Clear a projectile lodged in the bore of a 105mm cannon

Front 129

The approx length of a complete 105mm round is

Back 129

31 inches

Front 130

Countermeasure flares are designed to

Back 130

Divert enemy infrared/heat sealing missiles away from original target

Front 131

How is an ALA-17 series flare ignited

Back 131

An electric squib ignition assembly

Front 132

Which impulse cartridge initiates the MJU-7

Back 132

BBU-36

Front 133

The SD-206 infrared flare provides

Back 133

Smoke to simulate a flare for training purposes

Front 134

Which component is part of the ALE-50 series TDS

Back 134

Launch controller

Front 135

What type of explosive is loaded in the projectile of the 105mm HEI

Back 135

Comp B

Front 136

The RR-170 chaff cartridge uses which impulse cartridge

Back 136

BBU-35

Front 137

How much light does the M127A1 signal produce

Back 137

50,000 candlepower

Front 138

What altitude is attainable by the M131 signal when fired

Back 138

1,500ft

Front 139

The largest caliber ammo that we classify small arms is

Back 139

.50

Front 140

The components of a typical small arms cartridge are cartridge case,

Back 140

Primer, bullet, and propellant

Front 141

The type of explosive filler does an M26 fragmentation grenade have

Back 141

Comp B

Front 142

The filler for the M34 smoke grenade is

Back 142

White phosphorus

Front 143

What is the explosive filler For The M30 practice grenade

Back 143

Black powder

Front 144

The AN-M8 smoke grenade uses hexachloroethane as a chemical filler to produce what kind of smoke

Back 144

White

Front 145

The HF PGU-45 projectile will produce approx how many fragments

Back 145

13,000

Front 146

In order to optimize lethality the factory set HOB for the FMU-160 is

Back 146

15ft

Front 147

The 105mm clearing cartridge is designed to

Back 147

Clear a projectile lodged in the bore of a 105mm cannon

Front 148

The approx length of a complete 105mm round is

Back 148

31 inches

Front 149

Countermeasure flares are designed to

Back 149

Divert enemy infrared/heat sealing missiles away from original target

Front 150

How is an ALA-17 series flare ignited

Back 150

An electric squib ignition assembly

Front 151

Which impulse cartridge initiates the MJU-7

Back 151

BBU-36

Front 152

The SD-206 infrared flare provides

Back 152

Smoke to simulate a flare for training purposes

Front 153

Which component is part of the ALE-50 series TDS

Back 153

Launch controller

Front 154

What type of explosive is loaded in the projectile of the 105mm HEI

Back 154

Comp B

Front 155

The RR-170 chaff cartridge uses which impulse cartridge

Back 155

BBU-35

Front 156

How much light does the M127A1 signal produce

Back 156

50,000 candlepower

Front 157

What altitude is attainable by the M131 signal when fired

Back 157

1,500ft

Front 158

The largest caliber ammo that we classify small arms is

Back 158

.50

Front 159

The components of a typical small arms cartridge are cartridge case,

Back 159

Primer, bullet, and propellant

Front 160

The type of explosive filler does an M26 fragmentation grenade have

Back 160

Comp B

Front 161

The filler for the M34 smoke grenade is

Back 161

White phosphorus

Front 162

What is the explosive filler For The M30 practice grenade

Back 162

Black powder

Front 163

The AN-M8 smoke grenade uses hexachloroethane as a chemical filler to produce what kind of smoke

Back 163

White

Front 164

Which anti personnel mine is called the claymore

Back 164

M18A1

Front 165

The HF PGU-45 projectile will produce approx how many fragments

Back 165

13,000

Front 166

In order to optimize lethality the factory set HOB for the FMU-160 is

Back 166

15ft

Front 167

The 105mm clearing cartridge is designed to

Back 167

Clear a projectile lodged in the bore of a 105mm cannon

Front 168

The approx length of a complete 105mm round is

Back 168

31 inches

Front 169

Countermeasure flares are designed to

Back 169

Divert enemy infrared/heat sealing missiles away from original target

Front 170

How is an ALA-17 series flare ignited

Back 170

An electric squib ignition assembly

Front 171

Which impulse cartridge initiates the MJU-7

Back 171

BBU-36

Front 172

The SD-206 infrared flare provides

Back 172

Smoke to simulate a flare for training purposes

Front 173

Which component is part of the ALE-50 series TDS

Back 173

Launch controller

Front 174

What type of explosive is loaded in the projectile of the 105mm HEI

Back 174

Comp B

Front 175

The RR-170 chaff cartridge uses which impulse cartridge

Back 175

BBU-35

Front 176

How much light does the M127A1 signal produce

Back 176

50,000 candlepower

Front 177

What altitude is attainable by the M131 signal when fired

Back 177

1,500ft

Front 178

The largest caliber ammo that we classify small arms is

Back 178

.50

Front 179

The components of a typical small arms cartridge are cartridge case,

Back 179

Primer, bullet, and propellant

Front 180

The type of explosive filler does an M26 fragmentation grenade have

Back 180

Comp B

Front 181

The filler for the M34 smoke grenade is

Back 181

White phosphorus

Front 182

What is the explosive filler For The M30 practice grenade

Back 182

Black powder

Front 183

The AN-M8 smoke grenade uses hexachloroethane as a chemical filler to produce what kind of smoke

Back 183

White

Front 184

Which anti personnel mine is called the claymore

Back 184

M18A1

Front 185

The HF PGU-45 projectile will produce approx how many fragments

Back 185

13,000

Front 186

The firing wire used in detonation systems is issued in what lengths

Back 186

500ft

Front 187

Blasting machines are used to provide the impulse needed in

Back 187

Electrical detonations

Front 188

The M112 demo block is made of

Back 188

Comp C-4

Front 189

What weatherproof device is used to initiate a time fuze

Back 189

M60 igniter

Front 190

What device is used to detonate a HE

Back 190

Blasting Cap

Front 191

Which type of mortar can be broken down into several loads for easier carrying

Back 191

Medium

Front 192

Which type of mortar has a short range and small explosive charge

Back 192

Ligjt

Front 193

How much forced pressed against the pressure plate is required to set off the M14 anti personnel mine

Back 193

20-35 lbs

Front 194

In order to optimize lethality the factory set HOB for the FMU-160 is

Back 194

15ft

Front 195

The 105mm clearing cartridge is designed to

Back 195

Clear a projectile lodged in the bore of a 105mm cannon

Front 196

The approx length of a complete 105mm round is

Back 196

31 inches

Front 197

Countermeasure flares are designed to

Back 197

Divert enemy infrared/heat sealing missiles away from original target

Front 198

How is an ALA-17 series flare ignited

Back 198

An electric squib ignition assembly

Front 199

Which impulse cartridge initiates the MJU-7

Back 199

BBU-36

Front 200

The SD-206 infrared flare provides

Back 200

Smoke to simulate a flare for training purposes

Front 201

Which component is part of the ALE-50 series TDS

Back 201

Launch controller

Front 202

What type of explosive is loaded in the projectile of the 105mm HEI

Back 202

Comp B

Front 203

The RR-170 chaff cartridge uses which impulse cartridge

Back 203

BBU-35

Front 204

How much light does the M127A1 signal produce

Back 204

50,000 candlepower

Front 205

What altitude is attainable by the M131 signal when fired

Back 205

1,500ft

Front 206

The largest caliber ammo that we classify small arms is

Back 206

.50

Front 207

The components of a typical small arms cartridge are cartridge case,

Back 207

Primer, bullet, and propellant

Front 208

The type of explosive filler does an M26 fragmentation grenade have

Back 208

Comp B

Front 209

The filler for the M34 smoke grenade is

Back 209

White phosphorus

Front 210

What is the explosive filler For The M30 practice grenade

Back 210

Black powder

Front 211

The AN-M8 smoke grenade uses hexachloroethane as a chemical filler to produce what kind of smoke

Back 211

White

Front 212

Which anti personnel mine is called the claymore

Back 212

M18A1

Front 213

The HF PGU-45 projectile will produce approx how many fragments

Back 213

13,000

Front 214

The firing wire used in detonation systems is issued in what lengths

Back 214

500ft

Front 215

Blasting machines are used to provide the impulse needed in

Back 215

Electrical detonations

Front 216

The M112 demo block is made of

Back 216

Comp C-4

Front 217

What weatherproof device is used to initiate a time fuze

Back 217

M60 igniter

Front 218

What device is used to detonate a HE

Back 218

Blasting Cap

Front 219

Which type of mortar can be broken down into several loads for easier carrying

Back 219

Medium

Front 220

Which type of mortar has a short range and small explosive charge

Back 220

Ligjt

Front 221

How much forced pressed against the pressure plate is required to set off the M14 anti personnel mine

Back 221

20-35 lbs

Front 222

In order to optimize lethality the factory set HOB for the FMU-160 is

Back 222

15ft

Front 223

The 105mm clearing cartridge is designed to

Back 223

Clear a projectile lodged in the bore of a 105mm cannon

Front 224

The approx length of a complete 105mm round is

Back 224

31 inches

Front 225

Countermeasure flares are designed to

Back 225

Divert enemy infrared/heat sealing missiles away from original target

Front 226

How is an ALA-17 series flare ignited

Back 226

An electric squib ignition assembly

Front 227

Which impulse cartridge initiates the MJU-7

Back 227

BBU-36

Front 228

The SD-206 infrared flare provides

Back 228

Smoke to simulate a flare for training purposes

Front 229

Which component is part of the ALE-50 series TDS

Back 229

Launch controller

Front 230

Before using an electric drills what is the first thing you should do

Back 230

Make sure the diameter of the hole To be drilled is with in the capacity of the drill

Front 231

The purpose of cutting lubricant and most drilling operations is to increase the

Back 231

Drilling speed and drill bit life

Front 232

Which minimum articles of safety gear must be worn when using. A bench grinder

Back 232

Eye and face protection

Front 233

And electric saw blade must be operating at what speed before it contacts the material being cut

Back 233

Full

Front 234

How many pounds per square inch of clean dry air is required at the tool end of the air hose to ensure the tool is operating safely and efficiently

Back 234

90

Front 235

What condition would prevent an operator from applying power to the hoist or other power mode

Back 235

An AF form 979 is attached to the unit

Front 236

What should be born any time there is a potential for injury from overhead objects during the lifting operation

Back 236

Protective helmets

Front 237

In regards to ground transportation when are nuclear weapons move by convoy

Back 237

Every time the weapons are moved

Front 238

What is the most difficult job for escort cards during a convoy

Back 238

Keeping other vehicles from entering the convoy

Front 239

Which items do not require nuclear safety certification for do use in operations with nuclear weapons

Back 239

General purpose hand tools

Front 240

Which items do not require nuclear safety certification for do use in operations with nuclear weapons

Back 240

General purpose hand tools

Front 241

When should you replace a nuclear certified in MB – 1 tie down/chain assembly item

Back 241

After finding any cracks, bent/worn parts, or excessive corrosion

Front 242

Which items do not require nuclear safety certification for do use in operations with nuclear weapons

Back 242

General purpose hand tools

Front 243

When should you replace a nuclear certified in MB – 1 tie down/chain assembly item

Back 243

After finding any cracks, bent/worn parts, or excessive corrosion

Front 244

Which action is not an authorized method for securing loose links on the chain when using the MB-1 tie down device/chain assembly

Back 244

Wrap the loose ends around the tiedown device and secured to the quick release lever

Front 245

Which items do not require nuclear safety certification for do use in operations with nuclear weapons

Back 245

General purpose hand tools

Front 246

When should you replace a nuclear certified in MB – 1 tie down/chain assembly item

Back 246

After finding any cracks, bent/worn parts, or excessive corrosion

Front 247

Which action is not an authorized method for securing loose links on the chain when using the MB-1 tie down device/chain assembly

Back 247

Wrap the loose ends around the tiedown device and secured to the quick release lever

Front 248

When using a load binder for securing the load what is the main reason for not using a cheater bar or extension towards a fully close the handle

Back 248

It would place too much pressure on the load and or tiedown points

Front 249

Which items do not require nuclear safety certification for do use in operations with nuclear weapons

Back 249

General purpose hand tools

Front 250

When should you replace a nuclear certified in MB – 1 tie down/chain assembly item

Back 250

After finding any cracks, bent/worn parts, or excessive corrosion

Front 251

Which action is not an authorized method for securing loose links on the chain when using the MB-1 tie down device/chain assembly

Back 251

Wrap the loose ends around the tiedown device and secured to the quick release lever

Front 252

When using a load binder for securing the load what is the main reason for not using a cheater bar or extension towards a fully close the handle

Back 252

It would place too much pressure on the load and or tiedown points

Front 253

What are the key factors to consider doing a nuclear weapons movement

Back 253

Safety and security

Front 254

Which items do not require nuclear safety certification for do use in operations with nuclear weapons

Back 254

General purpose hand tools

Front 255

When should you replace a nuclear certified in MB – 1 tie down/chain assembly item

Back 255

After finding any cracks, bent/worn parts, or excessive corrosion

Front 256

Which action is not an authorized method for securing loose links on the chain when using the MB-1 tie down device/chain assembly

Back 256

Wrap the loose ends around the tiedown device and secured to the quick release lever

Front 257

When using a load binder for securing the load what is the main reason for not using a cheater bar or extension towards a fully close the handle

Back 257

It would place too much pressure on the load and or tiedown points

Front 258

What are the key factors to consider doing a nuclear weapons movement

Back 258

Safety and security

Front 259

Which area is designated as a location use temporarily during a delay of an off base movement involving nuclear weapons

Back 259

National defense

Front 260

Which items do not require nuclear safety certification for do use in operations with nuclear weapons

Back 260

General purpose hand tools

Front 261

When should you replace a nuclear certified in MB – 1 tie down/chain assembly item

Back 261

After finding any cracks, bent/worn parts, or excessive corrosion

Front 262

Which action is not an authorized method for securing loose links on the chain when using the MB-1 tie down device/chain assembly

Back 262

Wrap the loose ends around the tiedown device and secured to the quick release lever

Front 263

When using a load binder for securing the load what is the main reason for not using a cheater bar or extension towards a fully close the handle

Back 263

It would place too much pressure on the load and or tiedown points

Front 264

What are the key factors to consider doing a nuclear weapons movement

Back 264

Safety and security

Front 265

Which area is designated as a location use temporarily during a delay of an off base movement involving nuclear weapons

Back 265

National defense

Front 266

What code word is used when a department of energy (DOE) in a convoy seeks sanctuary during an emergency

Back 266

Safe Haven

Front 267

Which items do not require nuclear safety certification for do use in operations with nuclear weapons

Back 267

General purpose hand tools

Front 268

When should you replace a nuclear certified in MB – 1 tie down/chain assembly item

Back 268

After finding any cracks, bent/worn parts, or excessive corrosion

Front 269

Which action is not an authorized method for securing loose links on the chain when using the MB-1 tie down device/chain assembly

Back 269

Wrap the loose ends around the tiedown device and secured to the quick release lever

Front 270

When using a load binder for securing the load what is the main reason for not using a cheater bar or extension towards a fully close the handle

Back 270

It would place too much pressure on the load and or tiedown points

Front 271

What are the key factors to consider doing a nuclear weapons movement

Back 271

Safety and security

Front 272

Which area is designated as a location use temporarily during a delay of an off base movement involving nuclear weapons

Back 272

National defense

Front 273

What code word is used when a department of energy (DOE) in a convoy seeks sanctuary during an emergency

Back 273

Safe Haven

Front 274

When specifically authorized for transporting nuclear weapons and material how many CGU-1 tiedown straps need to be used to substitute for every MB-1 tie down assembly

Back 274

2

Front 275

Which items do not require nuclear safety certification for do use in operations with nuclear weapons

Back 275

General purpose hand tools

Front 276

When should you replace a nuclear certified in MB – 1 tie down/chain assembly item

Back 276

After finding any cracks, bent/worn parts, or excessive corrosion

Front 277

Which action is not an authorized method for securing loose links on the chain when using the MB-1 tie down device/chain assembly

Back 277

Wrap the loose ends around the tiedown device and secured to the quick release lever

Front 278

When using a load binder for securing the load what is the main reason for not using a cheater bar or extension towards a fully close the handle

Back 278

It would place too much pressure on the load and or tiedown points

Front 279

What are the key factors to consider doing a nuclear weapons movement

Back 279

Safety and security

Front 280

Which area is designated as a location use temporarily during a delay of an off base movement involving nuclear weapons

Back 280

National defense

Front 281

What code word is used when a department of energy (DOE) in a convoy seeks sanctuary during an emergency

Back 281

Safe Haven

Front 282

When specifically authorized for transporting nuclear weapons and material how many CGU-1 tiedown straps need to be used to substitute for every MB-1 tie down assembly

Back 282

2

Front 283

Which TO covers the rapid assembly in an inspection procedures of non-nuclear munitions

Back 283

11A-1-63

Front 284

Which items do not require nuclear safety certification for do use in operations with nuclear weapons

Back 284

General purpose hand tools

Front 285

When should you replace a nuclear certified in MB – 1 tie down/chain assembly item

Back 285

After finding any cracks, bent/worn parts, or excessive corrosion

Front 286

Which action is not an authorized method for securing loose links on the chain when using the MB-1 tie down device/chain assembly

Back 286

Wrap the loose ends around the tiedown device and secured to the quick release lever

Front 287

When using a load binder for securing the load what is the main reason for not using a cheater bar or extension towards a fully close the handle

Back 287

It would place too much pressure on the load and or tiedown points

Front 288

What are the key factors to consider doing a nuclear weapons movement

Back 288

Safety and security

Front 289

Which area is designated as a location use temporarily during a delay of an off base movement involving nuclear weapons

Back 289

National defense

Front 290

What code word is used when a department of energy (DOE) in a convoy seeks sanctuary during an emergency

Back 290

Safe Haven

Front 291

When specifically authorized for transporting nuclear weapons and material how many CGU-1 tiedown straps need to be used to substitute for every MB-1 tie down assembly

Back 291

2

Front 292

Which TO covers the rapid assembly in an inspection procedures of non-nuclear munitions

Back 292

11A-1-63

Front 293

When packing up the Mac it is important to The ends of the air hoses to keep

Back 293

Foreign materials from damaging them

Front 294

Which items do not require nuclear safety certification for do use in operations with nuclear weapons

Back 294

General purpose hand tools

Front 295

Why is it important to monitor NEW during a bomb build up operation

Back 295

If ignited excessive NEW may cause propagation of an explosive from one location to another

Front 296

When should you replace a nuclear certified in MB – 1 tie down/chain assembly item

Back 296

After finding any cracks, bent/worn parts, or excessive corrosion

Front 297

Which action is not an authorized method for securing loose links on the chain when using the MB-1 tie down device/chain assembly

Back 297

Wrap the loose ends around the tiedown device and secured to the quick release lever

Front 298

When using a load binder for securing the load what is the main reason for not using a cheater bar or extension towards a fully close the handle

Back 298

It would place too much pressure on the load and or tiedown points

Front 299

What are the key factors to consider doing a nuclear weapons movement

Back 299

Safety and security

Front 300

Which area is designated as a location use temporarily during a delay of an off base movement involving nuclear weapons

Back 300

National defense

Front 301

What code word is used when a department of energy (DOE) in a convoy seeks sanctuary during an emergency

Back 301

Safe Haven

Front 302

When specifically authorized for transporting nuclear weapons and material how many CGU-1 tiedown straps need to be used to substitute for every MB-1 tie down assembly

Back 302

2

Front 303

Which TO covers the rapid assembly in an inspection procedures of non-nuclear munitions

Back 303

11A-1-63

Front 304

When packing up the Mac it is important to The ends of the air hoses to keep

Back 304

Foreign materials from damaging them

Front 305

Which items do not require nuclear safety certification for do use in operations with nuclear weapons

Back 305

General purpose hand tools

Front 306

Why is it important to monitor NEW during a bomb build up operation

Back 306

If ignited excessive NEW may cause propagation of an explosive from one location to another

Front 307

What is the minimum number of feet required to assemble the MAC

Back 307

50 X 100

Front 308

When should you replace a nuclear certified in MB – 1 tie down/chain assembly item

Back 308

After finding any cracks, bent/worn parts, or excessive corrosion

Front 309

Which action is not an authorized method for securing loose links on the chain when using the MB-1 tie down device/chain assembly

Back 309

Wrap the loose ends around the tiedown device and secured to the quick release lever

Front 310

When using a load binder for securing the load what is the main reason for not using a cheater bar or extension towards a fully close the handle

Back 310

It would place too much pressure on the load and or tiedown points

Front 311

What are the key factors to consider doing a nuclear weapons movement

Back 311

Safety and security

Front 312

Which area is designated as a location use temporarily during a delay of an off base movement involving nuclear weapons

Back 312

National defense

Front 313

What code word is used when a department of energy (DOE) in a convoy seeks sanctuary during an emergency

Back 313

Safe Haven

Front 314

When specifically authorized for transporting nuclear weapons and material how many CGU-1 tiedown straps need to be used to substitute for every MB-1 tie down assembly

Back 314

2

Front 315

Which TO covers the rapid assembly in an inspection procedures of non-nuclear munitions

Back 315

11A-1-63

Front 316

When packing up the Mac it is important to The ends of the air hoses to keep

Back 316

Foreign materials from damaging them

Front 317

A requirement for military explosives is that raw materials must be

Back 317

Cheap

Front 318

A requirement for military explosives is that raw materials must be

Back 318

Cheap

Front 319

Volatility is the tendency of a substance

Back 319

Vapors

Front 320

A requirement for military explosives is that raw materials must be

Back 320

Cheap

Front 321

Volatility is the tendency of a substance

Back 321

Vapors

Front 322

The road hygroscopicity refers to the property of in

Back 322

Moisture absorbing

Front 323

A requirement for military explosives is that raw materials must be

Back 323

Cheap

Front 324

Volatility is the tendency of a substance

Back 324

Vapors

Front 325

The road hygroscopicity refers to the property of in

Back 325

Moisture absorbing

Front 326

The tendency of a substance to burn with a rapid and sparkling combustion is

Back 326

Deflagration

Front 327

Explosive train primers are

Back 327

By the way they are initiated

Front 328

What does an explosive train booster do

Back 328

Detonates the main charge

Front 329

How can you achieve and airburst with the general purpose bomb

Back 329

Using a time action HE train

Front 330

Do you rate of transformation for high explosives is between 3200 and

Back 330

28000 fps

Front 331

Do you rate of transformation for high explosives is between 3200 and

Back 331

28000 fps

Front 332

The four factors that control the visibility of pyrotechnics are candlepower, color, weather, and

Back 332

Light

Front 333

Do you rate of transformation for high explosives is between 3200 and

Back 333

28000 fps

Front 334

The four factors that control the visibility of pyrotechnics are candlepower, color, weather, and

Back 334

Light

Front 335

How can you increase the penetration affect of a shaped charge

Back 335

Increase the standoff distance

Front 336

Do you rate of transformation for high explosives is between 3200 and

Back 336

28000 fps

Front 337

The four factors that control the visibility of pyrotechnics are candlepower, color, weather, and

Back 337

Light

Front 338

How can you increase the penetration affect of a shaped charge

Back 338

Increase the standoff distance

Front 339

What is shaped charge use for

Back 339

To produce an explosive penetration of a solid target

Front 340

Do you rate of transformation for high explosives is between 3200 and

Back 340

28000 fps

Front 341

The four factors that control the visibility of pyrotechnics are candlepower, color, weather, and

Back 341

Light

Front 342

How can you increase the penetration affect of a shaped charge

Back 342

Increase the standoff distance

Front 343

What is shaped charge use for

Back 343

To produce an explosive penetration of a solid target

Front 344

The classifications of pyrotechnics include illuminants

Back 344

Signals, combinations of illuminants, and simulators

Front 345

What do the color bands, letters, or patches on signal munitions indicate

Back 345

Color of the signal produced

Front 346

If you cannot fully close the load binder by hand,

Back 346

Just the load binder hooks on the chain

Front 347

If you cannot fully close the load binder by hand,

Back 347

Just the load binder hooks on the chain

Front 348

Which statement about pintle hook’s and or use an operations with nuclear weapons is correct

Back 348

Original equipment pintle hook assemblies are authorized

Front 349

If you cannot fully close the load binder by hand,

Back 349

Just the load binder hooks on the chain

Front 350

Which statement about pintle hook’s and or use an operations with nuclear weapons is correct

Back 350

Original equipment pintle hook assemblies are authorized

Front 351

Once verified that an item is nuclear certified, how is it identified as such

Back 351

Positive identification by a name plate, label, appropriate markings, or by official documents

Front 352

Wrapped provides an itemized list of all equipment authorized for use with nuclear weapons

Back 352

Master nuclear certification list

Front 353

What can be constructed and attached to the bed of a 40-foot trailer to facilitate support of rounded munitions

Back 353

Wooden rail sets

Front 354

What can be constructed and attached to the bed of a 40-foot trailer to facilitate support of rounded munitions

Back 354

Wooden rail sets

Front 355

What piece of equipment must be used with the MHU-110 to prevent the trailer from becoming unstable while using the rail extenders for loading and unloading heavy munitions

Back 355

Stabilizer jack

Front 356

What can be constructed and attached to the bed of a 40-foot trailer to facilitate support of rounded munitions

Back 356

Wooden rail sets

Front 357

What piece of equipment must be used with the MHU-110 to prevent the trailer from becoming unstable while using the rail extenders for loading and unloading heavy munitions

Back 357

Stabilizer jack

Front 358

What type of information is given in the general notes on the first card of each trailer and weapon type section in TO 11-1-38 and is required to be reviewed

Back 358

Warnings, cautions, and notes pertaining to each trailer and weapon

Front 359

What can be constructed and attached to the bed of a 40-foot trailer to facilitate support of rounded munitions

Back 359

Wooden rail sets

Front 360

What piece of equipment must be used with the MHU-110 to prevent the trailer from becoming unstable while using the rail extenders for loading and unloading heavy munitions

Back 360

Stabilizer jack

Front 361

What type of information is given in the general notes on the first card of each trailer and weapon type section in TO 11-1-38 and is required to be reviewed

Back 361

Warnings, cautions, and notes pertaining to each trailer and weapon

Front 362

What chapter of 11-1-38 covers configuration of the MHU-141 munitions trailer

Back 362

One

Front 363

Approx how many minutes does the MK6 signal flare burn

Back 363

40

Front 364

Approx how many minutes does the MK6 signal flare burn

Back 364

40

Front 365

What pyrotechnics effects are produced by the AN-MK13 signal

Back 365

Smoke and illumination

Front 366

Approx how many minutes does the MK6 signal flare burn

Back 366

40

Front 367

What pyrotechnics effects are produced by the AN-MK13 signal

Back 367

Smoke and illumination

Front 368

How is the A/P25S-5A distress signal ignited

Back 368

Percussion primer

Front 369

Approx how many minutes does the MK6 signal flare burn

Back 369

40

Front 370

What pyrotechnics effects are produced by the AN-MK13 signal

Back 370

Smoke and illumination

Front 371

How is the A/P25S-5A distress signal ignited

Back 371

Percussion primer

Front 372

The primary reason the AN-MK13 Mod 0 signal can be handheld while burning is to allow a downed pilot to

Back 372

Hold the flare while treading water

Front 373

Pental safety locking pins must remain attached to the assembly

Back 373

To prevent an unsecure pin from coming out and getting lost

Front 374

Pental safety locking pins must remain attached to the assembly

Back 374

To prevent an unsecure pin from coming out and getting lost

Front 375

What is the maximum amount of pounds the MB-4 aircraft towing tractor can tow and push

Back 375

140,000

Front 376

What do your range should be selected and I tractor with an automatic transmission while going downhill

Back 376

Low range

Front 377

What do your range should be selected and I tractor with an automatic transmission while going downhill

Back 377

Low range

Front 378

What is the purpose of the trailer handvalve (Johnson Bar)

Back 378

Test the trailer brakes

Front 379

What do your range should be selected and I tractor with an automatic transmission while going downhill

Back 379

Low range

Front 380

What is the purpose of the trailer handvalve (Johnson Bar)

Back 380

Test the trailer brakes

Front 381

With the forks level, what is the maximum reach of the variable reach forklift

Back 381

22ft

Front 382

What do your range should be selected and I tractor with an automatic transmission while going downhill

Back 382

Low range

Front 383

What is the purpose of the trailer handvalve (Johnson Bar)

Back 383

Test the trailer brakes

Front 384

With the forks level, what is the maximum reach of the variable reach forklift

Back 384

22ft

Front 385

What is the most beneficial attribute of using the swing mast forklift

Back 385

Allows you to maximize the available storage

Front 386

What do your range should be selected and I tractor with an automatic transmission while going downhill

Back 386

Low range

Front 387

What is the purpose of the trailer handvalve (Johnson Bar)

Back 387

Test the trailer brakes

Front 388

With the forks level, what is the maximum reach of the variable reach forklift

Back 388

22ft

Front 389

What is the most beneficial attribute of using the swing mast forklift

Back 389

Allows you to maximize the available storage

Front 390

What is the maximum depth of water you may drive a rough terrain forklift through

Back 390

5ft

Front 391

What do your range should be selected and I tractor with an automatic transmission while going downhill

Back 391

Low range

Front 392

What is the purpose of the trailer handvalve (Johnson Bar)

Back 392

Test the trailer brakes

Front 393

With the forks level, what is the maximum reach of the variable reach forklift

Back 393

22ft

Front 394

What is the most beneficial attribute of using the swing mast forklift

Back 394

Allows you to maximize the available storage

Front 395

What is the maximum depth of water you may drive a rough terrain forklift through

Back 395

5ft

Front 396

Which procedure is not a consideration for backing a trailer/tractor combination

Back 396

Turn toward the passenger side

Front 397

What do your range should be selected and I tractor with an automatic transmission while going downhill

Back 397

Low range

Front 398

What is the purpose of the trailer handvalve (Johnson Bar)

Back 398

Test the trailer brakes

Front 399

With the forks level, what is the maximum reach of the variable reach forklift

Back 399

22ft

Front 400

What is the most beneficial attribute of using the swing mast forklift

Back 400

Allows you to maximize the available storage

Front 401

What is the maximum depth of water you may drive a rough terrain forklift through

Back 401

5ft

Front 402

Which procedure is not a consideration for backing a trailer/tractor combination

Back 402

Turn toward the passenger side

Front 403

What are hose couplers used for on a tractor/trailer combination

Back 403

To connect the service and emergency break airlines from the tractor to the trailer

Front 404

What is the purpose behind good operator maintenance of all assigned vehicles

Back 404

Maintained vehicle serviceability at reduced cost

Front 405

What is the purpose behind good operator maintenance of all assigned vehicles

Back 405

Maintained vehicle serviceability at reduced cost

Front 406

The primary difference between a bobtail a pick up truck is the

Back 406

Bobtail’s back into shortened by about 1/2

Front 407

What is the purpose behind good operator maintenance of all assigned vehicles

Back 407

Maintained vehicle serviceability at reduced cost

Front 408

The primary difference between a bobtail a pick up truck is the

Back 408

Bobtail’s back into shortened by about 1/2

Front 409

How are Air Force air compressors classified

Back 409

High or low pressure

Front 410

What is the purpose behind good operator maintenance of all assigned vehicles

Back 410

Maintained vehicle serviceability at reduced cost

Front 411

The primary difference between a bobtail a pick up truck is the

Back 411

Bobtail’s back into shortened by about 1/2

Front 412

How are Air Force air compressors classified

Back 412

High or low pressure

Front 413

What happens when you release the Excelerator pedal on a vehicle driven with hydrostatic transmission

Back 413

The unit coasts to a stop very quickly

Front 414

What is the purpose behind good operator maintenance of all assigned vehicles

Back 414

Maintained vehicle serviceability at reduced cost

Front 415

The primary difference between a bobtail a pick up truck is the

Back 415

Bobtail’s back into shortened by about 1/2

Front 416

How are Air Force air compressors classified

Back 416

High or low pressure

Front 417

What happens when you release the Excelerator pedal on a vehicle driven with hydrostatic transmission

Back 417

The unit coasts to a stop very quickly

Front 418

How is the your positioning from the cradle and boom controls of an MJ-1 Lift truck adjusted

Back 418

Manually

Front 419

What is the primary drawback to using the hydraulic hand pump to build hydraulic pressure on the MHU-83 series lift truck

Back 419

Extremely slow way to build hydraulic pressure

Front 420

What is the primary drawback to using the hydraulic hand pump to build hydraulic pressure on the MHU-83 series lift truck

Back 420

Extremely slow way to build hydraulic pressure

Front 421

When using the MHU-83 series lift truck with fork adapters, you immediately

Back 421

Reduce its lifting capability by 1,000 pounds

Front 422

What is the primary drawback to using the hydraulic hand pump to build hydraulic pressure on the MHU-83 series lift truck

Back 422

Extremely slow way to build hydraulic pressure

Front 423

When using the MHU-83 series lift truck with fork adapters, you immediately

Back 423

Reduce its lifting capability by 1,000 pounds

Front 424

What the the lifting capacity of the MHU-83

Back 424

7,000 lbs

Front 425

What is the primary drawback to using the hydraulic hand pump to build hydraulic pressure on the MHU-83 series lift truck

Back 425

Extremely slow way to build hydraulic pressure

Front 426

When using the MHU-83 series lift truck with fork adapters, you immediately

Back 426

Reduce its lifting capability by 1,000 pounds

Front 427

What the the lifting capacity of the MHU-83

Back 427

7,000 lbs

Front 428

What is the lifting capacity of the MJ-1

Back 428

3,000lbs

Front 429

What does title 49 of the CFR regulate

Back 429

Shipments of hazardous material, including explosives within the United States

Front 430

What does title 49 of the CFR regulate

Back 430

Shipments of hazardous material, including explosives within the United States

Front 431

Which approved restraining devices can be used for securing munitions on United States Air Force vehicle/trailers

Back 431

Chains/binders, cargo nets, and tie down straps

Front 432

What does title 49 of the CFR regulate

Back 432

Shipments of hazardous material, including explosives within the United States

Front 433

Which approved restraining devices can be used for securing munitions on United States Air Force vehicle/trailers

Back 433

Chains/binders, cargo nets, and tie down straps

Front 434

When is it permissible to transports explosives in POV

Back 434

Bever

Front 435

What does title 49 of the CFR regulate

Back 435

Shipments of hazardous material, including explosives within the United States

Front 436

Which approved restraining devices can be used for securing munitions on United States Air Force vehicle/trailers

Back 436

Chains/binders, cargo nets, and tie down straps

Front 437

When is it permissible to transports explosives in POV

Back 437

Bever

Front 438

What is the primary focus when designating primary and alternate explosives movement routes

Back 438

Use the safest possible route

Front 439

What does title 49 of the CFR regulate

Back 439

Shipments of hazardous material, including explosives within the United States

Front 440

Which approved restraining devices can be used for securing munitions on United States Air Force vehicle/trailers

Back 440

Chains/binders, cargo nets, and tie down straps

Front 441

When is it permissible to transports explosives in POV

Back 441

Bever

Front 442

What is the primary focus when designating primary and alternate explosives movement routes

Back 442

Use the safest possible route

Front 443

What’s worse is best used to determine the explosive hazard class/division of a specific munitions item

Back 443

JHCS

Front 444

What does title 49 of the CFR regulate

Back 444

Shipments of hazardous material, including explosives within the United States

Front 445

Which approved restraining devices can be used for securing munitions on United States Air Force vehicle/trailers

Back 445

Chains/binders, cargo nets, and tie down straps

Front 446

When is it permissible to transports explosives in POV

Back 446

Bever

Front 447

What is the primary focus when designating primary and alternate explosives movement routes

Back 447

Use the safest possible route

Front 448

What’s worse is best used to determine the explosive hazard class/division of a specific munitions item

Back 448

JHCS

Front 449

What should you do up a conflict is discovered while using TO 11-1-38 between the illustrations and the written procedures

Back 449

Follow the written procedures

Front 450

What does title 49 of the CFR regulate

Back 450

Shipments of hazardous material, including explosives within the United States

Front 451

Which approved restraining devices can be used for securing munitions on United States Air Force vehicle/trailers

Back 451

Chains/binders, cargo nets, and tie down straps

Front 452

When is it permissible to transports explosives in POV

Back 452

Bever

Front 453

What is the primary focus when designating primary and alternate explosives movement routes

Back 453

Use the safest possible route

Front 454

What’s worse is best used to determine the explosive hazard class/division of a specific munitions item

Back 454

JHCS

Front 455

What should you do up a conflict is discovered while using TO 11-1-38 between the illustrations and the written procedures

Back 455

Follow the written procedures

Front 456

Even though TO 11-1-38 Has its own safety section, what other publication should she reference for safely transporting explosive items on base

Back 456

AFMAN 91-201

Front 457

What does title 49 of the CFR regulate

Back 457

Shipments of hazardous material, including explosives within the United States

Front 458

Which approved restraining devices can be used for securing munitions on United States Air Force vehicle/trailers

Back 458

Chains/binders, cargo nets, and tie down straps

Front 459

When is it permissible to transports explosives in POV

Back 459

Bever

Front 460

What is the primary focus when designating primary and alternate explosives movement routes

Back 460

Use the safest possible route

Front 461

What’s worse is best used to determine the explosive hazard class/division of a specific munitions item

Back 461

JHCS

Front 462

What should you do up a conflict is discovered while using TO 11-1-38 between the illustrations and the written procedures

Back 462

Follow the written procedures

Front 463

Even though TO 11-1-38 Has its own safety section, what other publication should she reference for safely transporting explosive items on base

Back 463

AFMAN 91-201

Front 464

What is the most common type of lifting slings used in the munitions career field

Back 464

Wire rope

Front 465

What does title 49 of the CFR regulate

Back 465

Shipments of hazardous material, including explosives within the United States

Front 466

Which approved restraining devices can be used for securing munitions on United States Air Force vehicle/trailers

Back 466

Chains/binders, cargo nets, and tie down straps

Front 467

When is it permissible to transports explosives in POV

Back 467

Bever

Front 468

What is the primary focus when designating primary and alternate explosives movement routes

Back 468

Use the safest possible route

Front 469

What’s worse is best used to determine the explosive hazard class/division of a specific munitions item

Back 469

JHCS

Front 470

What should you do up a conflict is discovered while using TO 11-1-38 between the illustrations and the written procedures

Back 470

Follow the written procedures

Front 471

Even though TO 11-1-38 Has its own safety section, what other publication should she reference for safely transporting explosive items on base

Back 471

AFMAN 91-201

Front 472

What is the most common type of lifting slings used in the munitions career field

Back 472

Wire rope

Front 473

The following are all good safety practices to follow when using the lift sling except

Back 473

Inspecting to swing by passing your bare hand over the body of the sling

Front 474

What does title 49 of the CFR regulate

Back 474

Shipments of hazardous material, including explosives within the United States

Front 475

Which approved restraining devices can be used for securing munitions on United States Air Force vehicle/trailers

Back 475

Chains/binders, cargo nets, and tie down straps

Front 476

When is it permissible to transports explosives in POV

Back 476

Bever

Front 477

What is the primary focus when designating primary and alternate explosives movement routes

Back 477

Use the safest possible route

Front 478

What’s worse is best used to determine the explosive hazard class/division of a specific munitions item

Back 478

JHCS

Front 479

What should you do up a conflict is discovered while using TO 11-1-38 between the illustrations and the written procedures

Back 479

Follow the written procedures

Front 480

Even though TO 11-1-38 Has its own safety section, what other publication should she reference for safely transporting explosive items on base

Back 480

AFMAN 91-201

Front 481

What is the most common type of lifting slings used in the munitions career field

Back 481

Wire rope

Front 482

The following are all good safety practices to follow when using the lift sling except

Back 482

Inspecting to swing by passing your bare hand over the body of the sling

Front 483

The annunciators displayed on the Fluke 8025 series multimeter are used to distinguish among

Back 483

Ohms, kilohms, and megohms

Front 484

What does title 49 of the CFR regulate

Back 484

Shipments of hazardous material, including explosives within the United States

Front 485

What are the two operational mode of the Fluke 8028 series multi meter

Back 485

Range and hold

Front 486

Which approved restraining devices can be used for securing munitions on United States Air Force vehicle/trailers

Back 486

Chains/binders, cargo nets, and tie down straps

Front 487

When is it permissible to transports explosives in POV

Back 487

Bever

Front 488

What is the primary focus when designating primary and alternate explosives movement routes

Back 488

Use the safest possible route

Front 489

What’s worse is best used to determine the explosive hazard class/division of a specific munitions item

Back 489

JHCS

Front 490

What should you do up a conflict is discovered while using TO 11-1-38 between the illustrations and the written procedures

Back 490

Follow the written procedures

Front 491

Even though TO 11-1-38 Has its own safety section, what other publication should she reference for safely transporting explosive items on base

Back 491

AFMAN 91-201

Front 492

What is the most common type of lifting slings used in the munitions career field

Back 492

Wire rope

Front 493

The following are all good safety practices to follow when using the lift sling except

Back 493

Inspecting to swing by passing your bare hand over the body of the sling

Front 494

The annunciators displayed on the Fluke 8025 series multimeter are used to distinguish among

Back 494

Ohms, kilohms, and megohms

Front 495

What does title 49 of the CFR regulate

Back 495

Shipments of hazardous material, including explosives within the United States

Front 496

What are the two operational mode of the Fluke 8028 series multi meter

Back 496

Range and hold

Front 497

The steering system on the MHU-141 trailer has a turning radius of how many inches

Back 497

200

Front 498

Which approved restraining devices can be used for securing munitions on United States Air Force vehicle/trailers

Back 498

Chains/binders, cargo nets, and tie down straps

Front 499

When is it permissible to transports explosives in POV

Back 499

Bever

Front 500

What is the primary focus when designating primary and alternate explosives movement routes

Back 500

Use the safest possible route

Front 501

What’s worse is best used to determine the explosive hazard class/division of a specific munitions item

Back 501

JHCS

Front 502

What should you do up a conflict is discovered while using TO 11-1-38 between the illustrations and the written procedures

Back 502

Follow the written procedures

Front 503

Even though TO 11-1-38 Has its own safety section, what other publication should she reference for safely transporting explosive items on base

Back 503

AFMAN 91-201

Front 504

What is the most common type of lifting slings used in the munitions career field

Back 504

Wire rope

Front 505

The following are all good safety practices to follow when using the lift sling except

Back 505

Inspecting to swing by passing your bare hand over the body of the sling

Front 506

The annunciators displayed on the Fluke 8025 series multimeter are used to distinguish among

Back 506

Ohms, kilohms, and megohms

Front 507

What does title 49 of the CFR regulate

Back 507

Shipments of hazardous material, including explosives within the United States

Front 508

What are the two operational mode of the Fluke 8028 series multi meter

Back 508

Range and hold

Front 509

The steering system on the MHU-141 trailer has a turning radius of how many inches

Back 509

200

Front 510

When the MHU-141 Trailer is loaded or towed with the hinged deck panels open, what must be done

Back 510

The deck panels supports must be properly positioned and locked in place which quick release pens

Front 511

Which approved restraining devices can be used for securing munitions on United States Air Force vehicle/trailers

Back 511

Chains/binders, cargo nets, and tie down straps

Front 512

When is it permissible to transports explosives in POV

Back 512

Bever

Front 513

What is the primary focus when designating primary and alternate explosives movement routes

Back 513

Use the safest possible route

Front 514

What’s worse is best used to determine the explosive hazard class/division of a specific munitions item

Back 514

JHCS

Front 515

What should you do up a conflict is discovered while using TO 11-1-38 between the illustrations and the written procedures

Back 515

Follow the written procedures

Front 516

Even though TO 11-1-38 Has its own safety section, what other publication should she reference for safely transporting explosive items on base

Back 516

AFMAN 91-201

Front 517

What is the most common type of lifting slings used in the munitions career field

Back 517

Wire rope

Front 518

The following are all good safety practices to follow when using the lift sling except

Back 518

Inspecting to swing by passing your bare hand over the body of the sling

Front 519

The annunciators displayed on the Fluke 8025 series multimeter are used to distinguish among

Back 519

Ohms, kilohms, and megohms

Front 520

What does title 49 of the CFR regulate

Back 520

Shipments of hazardous material, including explosives within the United States

Front 521

What are the two operational mode of the Fluke 8028 series multi meter

Back 521

Range and hold

Front 522

The steering system on the MHU-141 trailer has a turning radius of how many inches

Back 522

200

Front 523

When the MHU-141 Trailer is loaded or towed with the hinged deck panels open, what must be done

Back 523

The deck panels supports must be properly positioned and locked in place which quick release pens

Front 524

What is the maximum load capacity of the MHU-110 trailer

Back 524

15,000lbs

Front 525

Which approved restraining devices can be used for securing munitions on United States Air Force vehicle/trailers

Back 525

Chains/binders, cargo nets, and tie down straps

Front 526

When is it permissible to transports explosives in POV

Back 526

Bever

Front 527

What is the primary focus when designating primary and alternate explosives movement routes

Back 527

Use the safest possible route

Front 528

What’s worse is best used to determine the explosive hazard class/division of a specific munitions item

Back 528

JHCS

Front 529

What should you do up a conflict is discovered while using TO 11-1-38 between the illustrations and the written procedures

Back 529

Follow the written procedures

Front 530

Even though TO 11-1-38 Has its own safety section, what other publication should she reference for safely transporting explosive items on base

Back 530

AFMAN 91-201

Front 531

What is the most common type of lifting slings used in the munitions career field

Back 531

Wire rope

Front 532

The following are all good safety practices to follow when using the lift sling except

Back 532

Inspecting to swing by passing your bare hand over the body of the sling

Front 533

The annunciators displayed on the Fluke 8025 series multimeter are used to distinguish among

Back 533

Ohms, kilohms, and megohms

Front 534

What does title 49 of the CFR regulate

Back 534

Shipments of hazardous material, including explosives within the United States

Front 535

What are the two operational mode of the Fluke 8028 series multi meter

Back 535

Range and hold

Front 536

The steering system on the MHU-141 trailer has a turning radius of how many inches

Back 536

200

Front 537

When the MHU-141 Trailer is loaded or towed with the hinged deck panels open, what must be done

Back 537

The deck panels supports must be properly positioned and locked in place which quick release pens

Front 538

What is the maximum load capacity of the MHU-110 trailer

Back 538

15,000lbs

Front 539

The parking brake on the MHU-110 is applied by

Back 539

Pulling either One of the two handles located on each side of the front of trailer

Front 540

Which approved restraining devices can be used for securing munitions on United States Air Force vehicle/trailers

Back 540

Chains/binders, cargo nets, and tie down straps

Front 541

When is it permissible to transports explosives in POV

Back 541

Bever

Front 542

What is the primary focus when designating primary and alternate explosives movement routes

Back 542

Use the safest possible route

Front 543

What’s worse is best used to determine the explosive hazard class/division of a specific munitions item

Back 543

JHCS

Front 544

What should you do up a conflict is discovered while using TO 11-1-38 between the illustrations and the written procedures

Back 544

Follow the written procedures

Front 545

Even though TO 11-1-38 Has its own safety section, what other publication should she reference for safely transporting explosive items on base

Back 545

AFMAN 91-201

Front 546

What is the most common type of lifting slings used in the munitions career field

Back 546

Wire rope

Front 547

The following are all good safety practices to follow when using the lift sling except

Back 547

Inspecting to swing by passing your bare hand over the body of the sling

Front 548

The annunciators displayed on the Fluke 8025 series multimeter are used to distinguish among

Back 548

Ohms, kilohms, and megohms

Front 549

How many openings are on the deck of the MHU-226 trailer

Back 549

3

Front 550

How many openings are on the deck of the MHU-226 trailer

Back 550

3

Front 551

What type of steering aid the MHU-226 and a tighter steering radius

Back 551

Four wheel double Ackerman

Front 552

How many openings are on the deck of the MHU-226 trailer

Back 552

3

Front 553

What type of steering aid the MHU-226 and a tighter steering radius

Back 553

Four wheel double Ackerman

Front 554

After 463L Pallets are positioned on a roll or a trailer, what can you use to secure the pallets to the trailer

Back 554

MB-1 chain assemblies and/or tie down straps

Front 555

How many openings are on the deck of the MHU-226 trailer

Back 555

3

Front 556

What type of steering aid the MHU-226 and a tighter steering radius

Back 556

Four wheel double Ackerman

Front 557

After 463L Pallets are positioned on a roll or a trailer, what can you use to secure the pallets to the trailer

Back 557

MB-1 chain assemblies and/or tie down straps

Front 558

What kind of movement supports on based activities to or from the flightline

Back 558

Operational

Front 559

How many openings are on the deck of the MHU-226 trailer

Back 559

3

Front 560

What type of steering aid the MHU-226 and a tighter steering radius

Back 560

Four wheel double Ackerman

Front 561

After 463L Pallets are positioned on a roll or a trailer, what can you use to secure the pallets to the trailer

Back 561

MB-1 chain assemblies and/or tie down straps

Front 562

What kind of movement supports on based activities to or from the flightline

Back 562

Operational

Front 563

What munitions item is not loaded into transfer modules by munitions personal

Back 563

20mm

Front 564

How many openings are on the deck of the MHU-226 trailer

Back 564

3

Front 565

What type of steering aid the MHU-226 and a tighter steering radius

Back 565

Four wheel double Ackerman

Front 566

After 463L Pallets are positioned on a roll or a trailer, what can you use to secure the pallets to the trailer

Back 566

MB-1 chain assemblies and/or tie down straps

Front 567

What kind of movement supports on based activities to or from the flightline

Back 567

Operational

Front 568

What munitions item is not loaded into transfer modules by munitions personal

Back 568

20mm

Front 569

The purpose of the transport bear beneath the lift arm assemblies on the MJ-1 series lift truck is to

Back 569

Provide added support into relieve hydraulic pressure from the lift arms when caring loads for long distances

Front 570

How many openings are on the deck of the MHU-226 trailer

Back 570

3

Front 571

What type of steering aid the MHU-226 and a tighter steering radius

Back 571

Four wheel double Ackerman

Front 572

After 463L Pallets are positioned on a roll or a trailer, what can you use to secure the pallets to the trailer

Back 572

MB-1 chain assemblies and/or tie down straps

Front 573

What kind of movement supports on based activities to or from the flightline

Back 573

Operational

Front 574

What munitions item is not loaded into transfer modules by munitions personal

Back 574

20mm

Front 575

The purpose of the transport bear beneath the lift arm assemblies on the MJ-1 series lift truck is to

Back 575

Provide added support into relieve hydraulic pressure from the lift arms when caring loads for long distances

Front 576

How often should the positive locking devices on doors of munitions transport nodules be checked

Back 576

After loading, unloading, and periodically between stops

Front 577

How many openings are on the deck of the MHU-226 trailer

Back 577

3

Front 578

What type of steering aid the MHU-226 and a tighter steering radius

Back 578

Four wheel double Ackerman

Front 579

After 463L Pallets are positioned on a roll or a trailer, what can you use to secure the pallets to the trailer

Back 579

MB-1 chain assemblies and/or tie down straps

Front 580

What kind of movement supports on based activities to or from the flightline

Back 580

Operational

Front 581

What munitions item is not loaded into transfer modules by munitions personal

Back 581

20mm

Front 582

The purpose of the transport bear beneath the lift arm assemblies on the MJ-1 series lift truck is to

Back 582

Provide added support into relieve hydraulic pressure from the lift arms when caring loads for long distances

Front 583

How often should the positive locking devices on doors of munitions transport nodules be checked

Back 583

After loading, unloading, and periodically between stops

Front 584

What transport module used for decoy munitions has a maximum capacity of 30 magazines

Back 584

ALE-50

Front 585

The main types of fuze actions are impact, time, and

Back 585

Proximity

Front 586

The main types of fuze actions are impact, time, and

Back 586

Proximity

Front 587

What component In an electronically timed fuze replaces the arming vanes used in mechanically timed fuses

Back 587

Electric charging assembly

Front 588

The main types of fuze actions are impact, time, and

Back 588

Proximity

Front 589

What component In an electronically timed fuze replaces the arming vanes used in mechanically timed fuses

Back 589

Electric charging assembly

Front 590

Where is the M505 fuze installed in a GP bomb bidy

Back 590

The tail fuze well

Front 591

What adapter booster is used with the M904 fuze

Back 591

T45

Front 592

What action must you take to set the SECONDS TO ARM setting below 6 seconds on a M904 fuze

Back 592

Remove the stops crew from the fuze body

Front 593

Which safety feature is designed to prevent movement of the arming heads, arming stems, and strikers while the fuze is being handled

Back 593

Cotter pins

Front 594

Which safety feature is designed to prevent movement of the arming heads, arming stems, and strikers while the fuze is being handled

Back 594

Cotter pins

Front 595

How do you change the firing delay times in a mechanically timed M904 nose fuze

Back 595

By adjusting the delay element

Front 596

Which 4,000lb penetrator bomb is used as the warhead/bomb body for the GBU-28

Back 596

BLU-113

Front 597

Which 4,000lb penetrator bomb is used as the warhead/bomb body for the GBU-28

Back 597

BLU-113

Front 598

Which bomb is not classified as a penetrator

Back 598

BLU-126

Front 599

Which 4,000lb penetrator bomb is used as the warhead/bomb body for the GBU-28

Back 599

BLU-113

Front 600

Which bomb is not classified as a penetrator

Back 600

BLU-126

Front 601

Which AIR fin is used on the MK82

Back 601

BSU-49

Front 602

Which 4,000lb penetrator bomb is used as the warhead/bomb body for the GBU-28

Back 602

BLU-113

Front 603

Which bomb is not classified as a penetrator

Back 603

BLU-126

Front 604

Which AIR fin is used on the MK82

Back 604

BSU-49

Front 605

Which proximity fuze has the HOB setting of 15ft above ground level that is built into the fuze at the time of manufacture

Back 605

FMU-113

Front 606

When installed in the nose fuze well, how many FZU-2 boosters are used with the FMU-81 fuze

Back 606

4

Front 607

When installed in the nose fuze well, how many FZU-2 boosters are used with the FMU-81 fuze

Back 607

4

Front 608

Which device is used in place of arming wire with electrical fuzes

Back 608

Battery firing device

Front 609

When installed in the nose fuze well, how many FZU-2 boosters are used with the FMU-81 fuze

Back 609

4

Front 610

Which device is used in place of arming wire with electrical fuzes

Back 610

Battery firing device

Front 611

What component provides the electrical power needed to operate the FMU-139

Back 611

FZU-48 initiator

Front 612

Which sensor Is a RF radar ranging system used with the SUU-64, SUU-65, and SUU-66

Back 612

FZU-39

Front 613

The triple bomb bar is fitted with bomb slings and is used with each hoist to provide for lifting

Back 613

Three 500-pound munitions at a time or two 2,000-pound munitions items

Front 614

The triple bomb bar is fitted with bomb slings and is used with each hoist to provide for lifting

Back 614

Three 500-pound munitions at a time or two 2,000-pound munitions items

Front 615

What is the weight capacity of the pneumatic hoists that are attached to the gantrys I beam of the MAC (both versions)

Back 615

4,000lbs;6,000lbs

Front 616

Which component of the MAC can be used as a fork lift adapter to raise the gantry to full height

Back 616

ICB

Front 617

Which subassembly on the UALS replenisher assembly prevents accidentally loading a spent cartridge into the loader assembly

Back 617

Empty Space preclusion device

Front 618

Which tool can initiate cycling ammo through the UALS replenisher assembly

Back 618

1/2 inch speed wrench

Front 619

Which tool can initiate cycling ammo through the UALS replenisher assembly

Back 619

1/2 inch speed wrench

Front 620

Which 30mm ammo loading system is used to service the GPU-5 gun pod

Back 620

GFU-10

Front 621

Which 30mm cannon is internally mounted in the A-10 aircraft

Back 621

GAU-8

Front 622

What happens to the unforced rounds returning from the loader when the linked ammo is being processed

Back 622

Automatically downloaded through the second gate in the bottom of the replenisher

Front 623

How often should the UALS replenisher assemblies be inspected

Back 623

Every 30 days when in use and annually when in storage

Front 624

How often should the UALS replenisher assemblies be inspected

Back 624

Every 30 days when in use and annually when in storage

Front 625

Which subassembly of the UALS provides the power that cycles the rounds through the system

Back 625

Pneumatic regulator

Front 626

How often should the UALS replenisher assemblies be inspected

Back 626

Every 30 days when in use and annually when in storage

Front 627

Which subassembly of the UALS provides the power that cycles the rounds through the system

Back 627

Pneumatic regulator

Front 628

Which subassembly of the UALS provides the mean to load live rounds into the aircraft gun system

Back 628

Interface unit

Front 629

Which subassembly of The UALS houses a remaining indicator window that provides the means to visually determine the approx number of rounds into the aircraft gun system

Back 629

Outer drum

Front 630

Which subassembly of The UALS houses a remaining indicator window that provides the means to visually determine the approx number of rounds into the aircraft gun system

Back 630

Outer drum

Front 631

Which weapons replaceable assembly of the LALS has no moving parts

Back 631

Storage container

Front 632

Which subassembly of The UALS houses a remaining indicator window that provides the means to visually determine the approx number of rounds into the aircraft gun system

Back 632

Outer drum

Front 633

Which weapons replaceable assembly of the LALS has no moving parts

Back 633

Storage container

Front 634

Which USAF gun system is loaded and unloaded by the LALS

Back 634

The M61A1, 20mm cannon