2W051 Set B (Vol.1)

Front 1

How do you change drill bits?

Back 1

As a standard safety precaution, always disconnect the drill from the power source when installing or changing drill bits. Insert the shank of the twist bit into the chuck, and secure it firmly by inserting the drill chuck key into the holes of the chuck body and tightening the chuck jaws. With the power disconnected, you reduce your chance of being injured.

Front 2

What do you do before drilling in metal or other hard surfaces?

Back 2

Use a center punch to mark the exact center of the hole to be drilled.

Front 3

What are some of the operations a grinder may help you do?

Back 3

Sharpen chisels or screwdrivers, grind drills, remove excess metal from work, or smooth metal surfaces.

Front 4

What safety precaution is mandatory when using a bench grinder or wire wheel?

Back 4

Always use eye or face protection

Front 5

State the purpose of the spring guard on a circular saw.

Back 5

This guard is usually designed to snap back automatically when the cut is finished to protect both the blade and the saw operator.

Front 6

How fast should the blade be spinning when it contacts the material being cut?

Back 6

At full speed.

Front 7

List three safety precautions when dealing with pneumatic tools.

Back 7

(1) Inspect the air hose for cracks or other defects

(2) Stop the flow of air to a pneumatic tool by closing the control valve at the compressed air outlet before connecting, disconnecting, adjusting, replacing, or repairing a pneumatic tool.

(3) Make sure the sockets used (if applicable) are designed specifically for pneumatic tools. Non-pneumatic accessories cannot withstand the stresses of pneumatic equipment and will result in damaged equipment and injury to personnel

Front 8

How do you determine when to lubricate a pneumatic tool?

Back 8

Refer to the specific tool TO or instruction book

Front 9

What psi is used for safe efficient operation of a pneumatic tool?

Back 9

90 psi.

Front 10

What does the torque regulator do?

Back 10

Reduces the possibility of shearing or damaging threads when installing nuts and bolts to the required tension.

Front 11

What ensures the socket or attachment will not fly off?

Back 11

Spring-loaded ball bearing or socket lock

Front 12

What is the prerequisite of a safe operation when using lifting devices?

Back 12

Familiarity.

Front 13

What will be worn if there is a potential for injury from falling objects or moving equipment.

Back 13

Protective helmets.

Front 14

List three reasons you would replace or repair a wire-rope sling.

Back 14

(2) Wear or scraping of one-third the original diameter of outside individual wires.

(3) Kinking, crushing, bird caging, or any other damage resulting in distortion of the rope structure. (4) Evidence of heat damage

Front 15

What publication covers general guidance and safe lifting procedures for lifting devices?

Back 15

AFOSH Standard 91–46, Materials Handling and Storage Equipment, or the specific manual for the lifting devices.

Front 16

Explain the function of the AN/PSM–37.

Back 16

Troubleshoot electrical and electronic circuits

Front 17

What are the maximum indications that an AN/PSM–37 can read for voltage?

Back 17

1,000 volts (5,000 volts with the test prod).

Front 18

What are the maximum indications that an AN/PSM–37 can read for current?

Back 18

1 ampere (10 amperes with the shunt).

Front 19

What are the maximum indications that an AN/PSM–37 can read for resistance?

Back 19

100 MΩ.

Front 20

Which tester is currently used to test circuits on the AIM–9 and AIM–120 missile systems?

Back 20

AMTEC 620.

Front 21

What position must the power switch be in during recharging?

Back 21

The charger must be in the OFF position prior to recharging.

Front 22

Which controls are included in the operating controls of the 101–5BFG?

Back 22

Operating controls include a center-scale galvanometer, a rotary three-position OHMS ADD switch (calibration from 0 to 20 ohms in 10 ohm increments), an operating KEY, and an OHMS knob controlling a variable resistor, the setting of which is shown on a digital OHMS indicator

Front 23

State the maximum load capacity of the MHU–141/M trailer

Back 23

5,500 lbs.

Front 24

Which TO contains information on the MHU–141/M trailer?

Back 24

TO 35D3–2–27–1.

Front 25

What is the turning radius of the MHU–141/M trailer?

Back 25

200" or 40 degrees in either direction

Front 26

Explain the purpose of the breakaway cable on the MHU–141/M trailer.

Back 26

It’s an added safety feature to stop the trailer in the event of an accidental breakaway.

Front 27

State the maximum load capacity of the MHU–110/M trailer.

Back 27

15,000 lbs.

Front 28

Which TO contains information on the MHU–110/M trailer?

Back 28

TO 35D3–2–26–1

Front 29

What allows you to stow the tow bar of an MHU–110/M trailer in a vertical position?

Back 29

A spring-loaded latch device on the front axle.

Front 30

State the maximum capacity of a pair of rail extenders.

Back 30

3,000 lb.

Front 31

State the maximum load capacity of the MHU–226 trailer.

Back 31

12,000 lbs.

Front 32

What allows the MHU–226 to have a tighter steering radius then other munitions handling trailers?

Back 32

Four-wheel steering (double Ackerman).

Front 33

How many openings are on the deck of the MHU–226 trailer?

Back 33

Three.

Front 34

How many storage boxes are on the MHU–226 trailer?

Back 34

Five.

Front 35

Name the three types of trailers you may encounter.

Back 35

(1) Vans (closed).

(2) Flatbed (open).

(3) Rollerized.

Front 36

What is the actual length of a 40 ft. trailer?

Back 36

51’

Front 37

The rollerized trailer is designed for what specific purpose?

Back 37

To handle cargo loaded on HCU–6/E aluminum aircraft pallets.

Front 38

Which TO provides guidance on the loading of conventional and/or nuclear weapons on HCU–6/E aircraft pallets?

Back 38

TO 11N–45–51B.

Front 39

The adjustable ramp of a rollerized trailer serves what purpose?

Back 39

It ensures the smooth movement of pallets from the trailer to the aircraft.

Front 40

Who has the responsibility to detect deficiencies on trailers?

Back 40

Vehicle operator.

Front 41

What is a transport module?

Back 41

Essentially, a large container, designed to secure atop the MHU–141, MHU–226 or MHU–110 munitions trailer for the transport of built-up munitions

Front 42

What is the maximum transport capacity of the BDU–33/MK 106 transport module?

Back 42

It is manufactured in either a 40- or 80-round capacity version

Front 43

What is an absolute necessity when loading or unloading any module?

Back 43

Positive, two-hand control of munitions.

Front 44

To ensure module doors are securely closed, what should you routinely do?

Back 44

Periodically check the safety pins and/or latches between stops to prevent dropped munitions.

Front 45

List some uses of the lift truck.

Back 45

They are used to load and unload munitions (bombs, rockets, missiles, etc.) and suspension equipment (pylons, heavy stores, beams, multiple ejector racks, etc.) onto or into fighter and bomber aircraft. In addition, they are used to load and unload munitions onto and off trucks and trailers for transport to flight line or handling within munitions storage areas.

Front 46

Which wheels on the lift truck are steerable?

Back 46

The two rear wheels.

Front 47

What is the lifting capacity of the MJ–1 lift truck with the bomb rollers attached?

Back 47

3,000 lbs.

Front 48

What is the top speed on the MJ–1 lift truck?

Back 48

18 mph.

Front 49

Explain the major difference between the hydrostatic drive system and the automatic transmission.

Back 49

The automatic transmission can roll in gear, whereas the hydrostatic drive system won’t move unless the operator actuates the necessary controls.

Front 50

Name the two ways you may lift the booms on the MHU–83 lift truck.

Back 50

Hydraulic fluid pressure actuated by the engine or by the hand pump.

Front 51

What adjustments can you make on the cradle or boom of the MHU–83?

Back 51

Tilt, lateral, and longitudinal.

Front 52

What is the maximum capacity of an MHU–83 lift truck using the fork adapter assembly?

Back 52

6,000 lbs.

Front 53

When loading or unloading with a bomb-lift truck, the directional control lever should be in what position? Why?

Back 53

Neutral with the parking brake set to ensure against inadvertent lift truck movement

Front 54

List three uses of the MC–7 air compressor.

Back 54

(1) To power pneumatic tools.

(2) To provide compressed air used in cleaning and drying equipment components.

(3) To provide compressed air to run vacu-blast operations

Front 55

Why should the diesel-powered MC–7 only be operated with the cover doors closed?

Back 55

Operation with the doors open can cause damage to the hearing of operating personnel

Front 56

Compressed air has caused injuries at what minimum amount of air pressure?

Back 56

10 to 15 psi.

Front 57

What publication governs the use of protective equipment for an air compressor operator?

Back 57

AFOSH Standard 91–501

Front 58

How is accidental interconnection of high- and low-pressure air systems or equipment prevented?

Back 58

Noninterchangeable chucks and connectors.

Front 59

How does the bobtail get its name?

Back 59

The back end was shortened by about half the size of a pickup truck

Front 60

Explain the unique feature of the pintle hook.

Back 60

It can be unpinned and moved in, out, or sideways to make coupling up a trailer easier

Front 61

What is the turning radius of the bobtail?

Back 61

22’.

Front 62

What is the maximum towing capacity of the bobtail for towing support equipment?

Back 62

40,000 lb.

Front 63

Explain the term "operator maintenance."

Back 63

The systematic care of a vehicle, including daily cleaning, servicing, and inspecting for maintenance discrepancies.

Front 64

What alerts you that the air pressure in the brake system is too low?

Back 64

Warning buzzer, light, or both.

Front 65

For what type of driving are the high-range gears of the transmission used?

Back 65

Normal.

Front 66

What is the primary purpose of the MB–4 tug?

Back 66

To tow or push aircraft.

Front 67

What is the towing capacity of the MB–4 tug?

Back 67

140,000 lb.

Front 68

If the MB–4 tug is operated on dry pavement with the differential shift lever in the LOCKED position, what can happen?

Back 68

Severe damage to the tractor drive train

Front 69

Explain what a no-slip drive system means.

Back 69

Every wheel turns exactly the same amount as any other wheel.

Front 70

What components do a pintle assembly consist of?

Back 70

A lunette ring and pintle hook.

Front 71

What are pintle assemblies and towing connections secured with?

Back 71

Safety locking pin

Front 72

What must be verified with a quick release type safety pin?

Back 72

Make sure the ball locks on the pin are present, not excessively worn, the push button is secure in the pin body, and the button moves freely

Front 73

What basic procedures are required for double clutching to change gears in a tractor and trailer?

Back 73

(1) Release accelerator, push in clutch and shift to neutral at the same time.

(2) Release clutch.

(3) Let the engine and gears slow down to the rpm required for the next gear.

(4) Push in clutch and shift to the higher gear at the same time.

(5) Release clutch and press accelerator at the same time

Front 74

What are the two purposes of the emergency air line?

Back 74

It supplies air to the trailer air tanks and controls the emergency brakes on your trailer

Front 75

List a few safety rules while backing a tractor and trailer combination.

Back 75

(1) Start in the proper position.

(2) Look at your path.

(3) Use mirrors on both sides.

(4) Back slowly.

(5) Back and turn toward the driver’s side.

(6) Use a spotter.

Front 76

Describe what the term off-tracking or cheating means.

Back 76

The term describes the path a vehicle wheels follow as it goes around a corner, the rear wheels follow a different path than the front wheels

Front 77

Where are nontactical forklifts most effective?

Back 77

On the pavement.

Front 78

What are the two types of tactical forklifts?

Back 78

Rough terrain and adverse terrain

Front 79

Explain the shutdown procedures of a rough-terrain forklift.

Back 79

To stop the engine, release the load and, at the same time, decrease the engine speed. Allow the engine to run at half speed or slower with no load for four or five minutes before closing the throttle and stopping the engine. When the engine stops, place the ignition switch in the OFF position

Front 80

Name the two special-purpose forklifts.

Back 80

Variable-reach forklift and swingmast forklift

Front 81

What are the forklift tine height requirements while traveling with a load?

Back 81

It shall be tilted back, if applicable, and raised only as far as necessary to clear the road surface

Front 82

Why should you drive backwards with bulky loads?

Back 82

Better vision

Front 83

How far from combustible material must a forklift be parked?

Back 83

10’

Front 84

What is the most common type of container for general purpose, dry cargo?

Back 84

ISO container.

Front 85

What is the weight capacity of the superstacker forklift?

Back 85

50,000 lb.

Front 86

What must you do before using the sideloader to lift or drop off an ISO container?

Back 86

Make sure the trailer stabilizing legs are extended.

Front 87

What aircraft will the LALS service?

Back 87

The LALS is used exclusively for loading and downloading F–15, F–16, and F–22 aircraft.

Front 88

What modes is the LALS divided into?

Back 88

Replenishment, aircraft servicing, transport, and stowage.

Front 89

What are the five weapons replaceable assemblies on the LALS?

Back 89

The storage container assembly, transfer unit assembly, conveyor assembly, trailer chassis, and pneumatic system.

Front 90

What weapons replaceable assembly has no moving parts?

Back 90

The storage container assembly.

Front 91

What weapons replaceable assembly consists of the universal aircraft interface unit, interchange unit assembly, flex drive shaft assembly, conveyor belt assembly, and conveyor chute assembly?

Back 91

The conveyor assembly.

Front 92

What weapons replaceable assembly is mounted on the top of the storage container assembly and merges the ammunition into a single stream to be handed off to the conveyor assembly?

Back 92

The transfer unit assembly.

Front 93

State the purpose of the UALS.

Back 93

To transfer 20 mm M–50-series ammunition into an aircraft gun system.

Front 94

What is the maximum towing speed for the UALS?

Back 94

20 mph.

Front 95

Which TO covers the UALS?

Back 95

TO 35D30–4–15–1.

Front 96

What is the purpose of the scoop disk of the inner drum?

Back 96

Transfers rounds and cases from the entrance cover assembly to the outer drum partitions and from the outer drum partitions to the exit cover assemblies.

Front 97

What is the important safety measure to remember about the interface unit?

Back 97

The interface unit has an exposed three-gear cluster that turns when mated to the aircraft access/transfer unit or the replenisher assembly.

Front 98

How is the cranking initiated on the UALS?

Back 98

Either a half-inch speed wrench or a pneumatic drive assembly inserted into the drive receptacle

Front 99

How is the replenisher operated?

Back 99

Manually or pneumatically.

Front 100

Which TO gives a full description of the replenisher?

Back 100

TO 35D30–4–11–1, Replenisher, Assembly, 20 MM Ammunition Loading System.

Front 101

Which subassembly of the replenisher supports and transports spent cases and unfired rounds from the loader to the replenisher?

Back 101

Conveyor element belt.

Front 102

Explain the function of the delinker loader.

Back 102

This unit strips M14 or M22 links from the ammunition, and then feeds the rounds into the replenisher conveyor. The delinker unit automatically downloads any unfired rounds returning from the ammunition loader, unless manually released to recycle them

Front 103

Name the two 30 mm ammunition loading systems currently being used in the Air Force.

Back 103

GFU–7/E and the GFU–10/E

Front 104

Which container is used to house the 30 mm ammunition in link tube carriers?

Back 104

CNU–309/E.

Front 105

What does the container interface tool provide?

Back 105

Properly guides and layers the LTC in the containers

Front 106

What assemblies comprise a complete GFU–10/E ALS?

Back 106

Replenisher assembly, transporter assemblies, loader assembly, pod interface unit, and the rounds return unit.

Front 107

What trailers are capable of singularly transporting an A/E32K–3, MAC?

Back 107

The MHU–110/M and MHU–226/M trailer.

Front 108

Which TO contains specific information on the MAC?

Back 108

TO 35D2–17–1.

Front 109

What is used to route electrical and pneumatic power to the MAC?

Back 109

ICB.

Front 110

Which piece of powered equipment can supply pneumatic power to the MAC?

Back 110

MC–7 air compressor.

Front 111

What is used to level the gantries once the MAC is assembled?

Back 111

An adjustment bar.

Front 112

Explain the purpose of the restraint strap.

Back 112

The strap is used at a workstation to prevent the bomb body from turning while torque is applied.

Front 113

How many munitions items can be raised, moved, and lowered onto dollies?

Back 113

Up to three at a time.

Front 114

Explain what happens to the dollies once they become empty.

Back 114

They are placed on the return rail for reuse.

Front 115

What is the minimum size site required for the MAC?

Back 115

50 x 100’.

Front 116

Why is it important to monitor the NEW during your operations?

Back 116

Even in wartime, the intermagazine and intraline distances as outlined in AFMAN 91–201 apply. If your NEW is over the authorized limit, a very dangerous situation is at hand. Remember that intermagazine and intraline distances are designed to prevent propagation of an explosion from one location to another.

Front 117

What should be the first thing you disconnect during disassembly of the MAC?

Back 117

The ICB.

Front 118

When we look at the most common electric tools you use in the munitions storage area, when using a drill, what is the first thing you do?

Back 118

Make sure the diameter of the hole to be drilled is within the capacity of the drill.

Front 119

Which article(s) of safety gear must be worn when using a bench grinder?

Back 119

Eye or face protection.

Front 120

Which diameter (in inches) electric saw blade is the most common found in maintenance activities?

Back 120

8.

Front 121

An electric saw’s blade must be operating at what speed before it contacts the material being cut?

Back 121

Full

Front 122

Which pneumatic impact tool is designed to install or remove nuts and bolts?

Back 122

Wrench.

Front 123

At what variation in pounds of pressure, while using an impact wrench, can the excess pressure become serious?

Back 123

5.

Front 124

When operating mechanical lifting devices, safety is a function of operating technique, maintenance, management, and

Back 124

not so common "common sense."

Front 125

What is worn if there is a potential for injury from falling objects?

Back 125

Protective helmets.

Front 126

What is the most common type of sling used in your everyday job?

Back 126

Wire rope.

Front 127

Hoist hooks must be replaced when they have more than

Back 127

15 percent in excess of normal throat opening or more than 10 degrees twist from the plane.

Front 128

The following are all good safety practices to consider when using a sling except

Back 128

inspecting the sling by passing your bare hand over the body of the sling.

Front 129

Which meter is a four-wire Kelvin digital ohmmeter used for testing AIM–9 and the AIM–120 missile system?

Back 129

AMTEC 620

Front 130

The maximum load capacity of the MHU–141/M trailer is

Back 130

5,500 pounds

Front 131

The steering system on the MHU–141/M trailer has a turning radius of how many inches?

Back 131

200.

Front 132

When the MHU–141 trailer is loaded or towed with the hinged deck open, what must be done?

Back 132

The two deck-panel supports must be properly positioned and locked in place with quick-release pins.

Front 133

The MHU–141/M trailer parking brake is classified as

Back 133

mechanical.

Front 134

What is the maximum load capacity of the MHU–110/M trailer?

Back 134

15,000 pounds.

Front 135

The parking brakes on the MHU–110/M trailer are applied to which wheels?

Back 135

Four inboard rear

Front 136

How many trolley and chock assemblies are supplied with the MHU–110/M respectively?

Back 136

20 and 40

Front 137

What is the maximum load capacity of the MHU–226 trailer?

Back 137

12,000 pounds.

Front 138

How many openings are on the deck of the MHU–226 trailer?

Back 138

Three.

Front 139

What type of steering aids the MHU–226 in a tighter steering radius?

Back 139

Double Ackerman.

Front 140

What ensures the HCU–6/E pallets transfer smoothly from a rollerized trailer to an aircraft/K-loader?

Back 140

An adjustable ramp.

Front 141

After HCU–6/E pallets are positioned on a rollerized trailer, what can you use to secure the pallets to the trailer?

Back 141

MB–1 chain assemblies or tie-down straps.

Front 142

Moving munitions and weapons from one base to another, depot to base, or base to depot is called what kind of movement?

Back 142

A logistical.

Front 143

What kind of movement supports on-base operations to or from the flight line?

Back 143

Operational.

Front 144

All of these are loaded into transport modules except?

Back 144

20 MM.

Front 145

What transport module has a maximum capacity of 30 magazines?

Back 145

ALE–50.

Front 146

How often should the positive locking devices on a transport module be checked?

Back 146

After loading, unloading, and periodically between stops.

Front 147

Which lift truck has a manually extendible wheelbase?

Back 147

MHU–83-series bomb-lift truck.

Front 148

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

Back 148

provide added support and to relieve excess hydraulic pressure from the lift arms in carrying loads for long distances.

Front 149

How many pounds max can the MJ–1 lift?

Back 149

3,000.

Front 150

What is the lifting capacity of the MHU–83-series lift truck?

Back 150

7,000 pounds.

Front 151

When using the MHU–83B with fork adapters, you immediately

Back 151

reduce its lifting capability by 1,000 pounds.

Front 152

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

Back 152

The unit coasts to a stop very quickly.

Front 153

How many cubic feet is the rated capacity of air per minute needed for the MC–7 air compressor to discharge 100 psi of pressure?

Back 153

125.

Front 154

What is the MC–7 air compressor designed for?

Back 154

General maintenance.

Front 155

The diesel model of the MC–7 air compressor is capable of operating up to how many hours at a time without refueling?

Back 155

8.

Front 156

The maximum tow capacity of the bobtail towing support equipment is how many pounds?

Back 156

40,000.

Front 157

The maximum towing speed of the bobtail while towing equipment is

Back 157

15 mph.

Front 158

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

Back 158

Maintain vehicle serviceability at reduced cost.

Front 159

How many pounds maximum can the MB–4 aircraft towing tractor tow and push?

Back 159

140,000.

Front 160

What should you do if the differential shift lever of the MB–4 aircraft towing tractor is difficult to shift?

Back 160

Drive forward or backward a short distance, stop the tractor, and attempt to shift the lever

Front 161

Which position should the differential shift lever be in while driving the MB–4 towing tractor on dry road surfaces?

Back 161

Unlocked.

Front 162

Pintle safety pins must remain attached to the pintle assembly

Back 162

to prevent the possibility of foreign object damage.

Front 163

What range should be selected in a tractor with an automatic transmission while going down grades?

Back 163

Low range.

Front 164

What is the purpose of the trailer hand valve (Johnson bar)?

Back 164

Test the trailer brakes.

Front 165

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

Back 165

Turn toward the passenger’s side.

Front 166

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

Back 166

Five feet.

Front 167

Which forklift has the solid front axle and a pivot pin that allows the front end to pivot when turning the steering wheel, making it very dangerous when climbing in or out?

Back 167

Adverse-terrain.

Front 168

What is the maximum speed limit of a forklift when operating around aircraft?

Back 168

5 mph.

Front 169

When are unfuzed loaded weapons transported on the tines of a forklift?

Back 169

When the weapons body is strong enough to prevent damage and is long enough to be transported safely

Front 170

When can you store powered equipment in a building with explosives?

Back 170

Only when stored in fire-resistive buildings and such equipment is essential to day-to-day operations.

Front 171

Which weapons replaceable assembly has no moving parts?

Back 171

Storage container.

Front 172

Which weapons replaceable assembly receives ammunition from three bays of the container assembly and merges them into a single stream?

Back 172

Transfer unit.

Front 173

Which weapons replaceable assembly consists of the flex drive assembly?

Back 173

Conveyor.

Front 174

Which component of the conveyor assembly transfers rounds into the aircraft gun feed system?

Back 174

Universal aircraft interface unit.

Front 175

What is the maximum number of rounds the universal ammunition loading system (UALS) drum can hold?

Back 175

2,100.

Front 176

Which subassembly of the universal ammunition loading system (UALS) provides the means to load live rounds into the aircraft gun system?

Back 176

Interface unit.

Front 177

Which of the following is not counted by the three counters on the interface unit of the universal ammunition loading system (UALS) record during load/download operations?

Back 177

Damaged rounds downloaded.

Front 178

The bypass mode of the universal ammunition loading system (UALS) allows the gun to cycle

Back 178

without loading or downloading ammunitions or links.

Front 179

What is the inspection cycle for the universal ammunition loading system (UALS) replenisher?

Back 179

Every 60 days when in use and annually when in storage.

Front 180

Which subassembly on the universal ammunition loading system (UALS) replenisher prevents accidentally loading a spent cartridge into the loader assembly?

Back 180

Empty space preclusion device.

Front 181

What tool can initiate cycling ammunition through the universal ammunition loading system (UALS) replenisher manually?

Back 181

½-inch speed wrench.

Front 182

What happens to the unfired rounds returning from the loader when the linked ammunition is being processed?

Back 182

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

Front 183

Which 30 millimeter (mm) cannon is internally mounted in the A–10 aircraft?

Back 183

GAU–8/A.

Front 184

During in-shop maintenance, 30 mm ammunition loading assembly power comes from the

Back 184

GFU–8/E.

Front 185

Which component of the A/E32K–3 munitions assembly conveyor (MAC) can be used as a forklift adapter to raise the gantry to full height?

Front 186

Which 30 mm ammunition loading system is used to service the GPU–5/A gun pod?

Back 186

GFU–10/E.

Front 187

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

Back 187

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

Front 188

How many feet minimum is the area required to assemble the A/E32K–3?

Back 188

50 × 100.

Front 189

Why is it important to monitor net explosive weight (NEW) during a bomb buildup operation?

Back 189

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

Front 190

Which component of the munitions assembly conveyor (MAC) is disassembled last?

Back 190

Gantry

Front 191

What does not apply to munitions and explosives in the transportation mode?

Back 191

Quantity distance (QD) criteria.

Front 192

Generally, transportation of munitions and explosives on an Air Force installation is subject to the criteria in

Back 192

AFMAN 91–201.

Front 193

When is it permissible to transport explosives in privately owned vehicles (POV)?

Back 193

Never.

Front 194

When is it permissible to leave explosives-laden vehicles unattended?

Back 194

During electrical storms.

Front 195

What is the philosophy when designing explosive movement routes?

Back 195

Designate the safest possible primary and alternate explosives routes.

Front 196

The purpose of placarding explosives-laden vehicles is to provide

Back 196

a general warning to all personnel and to furnish specific fire-fighting guidance

Front 197

What may be omitted from munitions and explosives transported on base?

Back 197

All of the above.

Front 198

While using TO 11–1–38, if a conflict occurs between the illustrations and the written procedures, which takes precedence?

Back 198

The written procedures

Front 199

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 199

WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, and NOTES pertaining to each trailer and weapon.

Front 200

If you cannot close the load-binder handle by hand,

Back 200

adjust the load-binder hooks on the chain.

Front 201

What chapter of TO 11–1–38 covers configuration of the MHU–141/M trailer?

Back 201

One

Front 202

What piece of equipment must be used with the MHU–110/M to prevent the trailer from becoming unstable while loading or unloading?

Back 202

Stabilizer jack.

Front 203

Which are constructed and attached to the bed of a 40-foot trailer to facilitate support of rounded munitions?

Back 203

Wooden rails

Front 204

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

Back 204

Master nuclear certification list.

Front 205

How are items identified as being nuclear certified?

Back 205

Positive identification by a nameplate, label, appropriate markings, or by official documents.

Front 206

Which statement about pintle hooks and their use in operations with nuclear weapons is not correct?

Back 206

Original equipment pintle hook assemblies are not authorized.

Front 207

Which equipment does not require nuclear safety certification before being used in operations with nuclear weapons?

Back 207

General-purpose hand tools.

Front 208

Which action is not an authorized method for securing loose chain assembly ends?

Back 208

Wrap the loose ends around the tie-down device; tape to the device.

Front 209

After final tightening of the cable-type load binder, verify

Back 209

the cable deflection is less than ¾ inch using hand pressure only.

Front 210

How many CGU–1/B straps are you authorized to use for one MB–1 tie-down assembly?

Back 210

Two.

Front 211

How do you extend the CGU–1/B strap?

Back 211

Release the adjusting mechanism; pull the strap.

Front 212

The key factors to consider during a nuclear weapons movement are

Back 212

safety and security.

Front 213

Which term describes the type of area used during a delay of an off-base shipment involving nuclear weapons?

Back 213

National defense.

Front 214

How often are couriers certified?

Back 214

Annually.

Front 215

What AF IMT form is used to transfer custody of missile warheads?

Back 215

AF IMT 514.

Front 216

When are nuclear weapons moved by convoy?

Back 216

Every time weapons are moved.

Front 217

What is the most difficult job for escort guards during a convoy?

Back 217

Keeping other vehicles from entering the convoy.

Front 218

What regulates commercial shipments of explosives by rail, motor vehicle, cargo aircraft, and ship within the United States?

Back 218

Title 49 of the CFR.

Front 219

Generally, transporting explosives on an Air Force installation is subject to the criteria in what regulation?

Back 219

AFMAN 91–201.

Front 220

How does QD affect the transportation of munitions and explosives?

Back 220

QD criteria does not apply to munitions and explosives in the transportation mode.

Front 221

When may you push or pull munitions containers?

Back 221

Containers designed with skids may be pushed or pulled for positioning.

Front 222

Explain the rules that govern the transport of explosives in vehicle passenger compartments.

Back 222

Do not transport explosives in vehicle passenger compartments except in the special circumstances outlined in AFMAN 91–201.

Front 223

When, if ever, is it acceptable to roll un-palletized conventional high explosive bombs or other explosives?

Back 223

Do not roll un-palletized conventional high-explosive bombs or other explosives unless authorized by the item TO. If authorized by the item TO, the lugs or other projections must be removed. Munitions protected by dunnage rails may be rolled.

Front 224

When, if ever, is it acceptable to leave explosives laden vehicles unattended?

Back 224

Except as required in the event of an electrical storm, do not leave explosives laden vehicles unattended unless they are parked in a properly designated area, such as the weapons storage area, holding yard, or flight line munitions holding area.

Front 225

Explain the use of explosive routes.

Back 225

Designate the safest possible primary and alternate explosives movement routes to cover all phases of movement. Identify routes and any limitations on explosives quantities by hazard class/division in base publications. Avoid built-up areas and key, mission-oriented facilities and equipment to the maximum extent possible. Movements of munitions within a munitions storage area or to and from licensed storage locations are not restricted to designated routes.

Front 226

What is the purpose of placards?

Back 226

To provide a general warning to all personnel and furnish specific guidance for fire-fighting forces and other personnel responding to an emergency, such as disaster control.

Front 227

What Web site provides information on which placard to use?

Back 227

The JHCS is the source of information to check to make sure you have the proper hazard class and division. Once you know the hazard class and division, you can then check Title 49 CFR to determine the correct placard to use.

Front 228

What are the placard requirements for transporting HD 1.4 material on base?

Back 228

Placards may be omitted for transporting HD 1.4 material on base.

Front 229

Explain the placard requirements for materials handling equipment.

Back 229

Placard materials handling equipment only when used in the same manner as a transport vehicle or trailer.

Front 230

When may compatibility group letters be omitted from a placard?

Back 230

Compatibility group letters may be omitted from the placard if the vehicle remains on the installation.

Front 231

What information does TO 11–1–38 provide?

Back 231

TO 11–1–38 provides information on the correct positioning of munitions, provides tie-down procedures, and lists the equipment you need for each trailer and its various configurations

Front 232

If there is a conflict between the illustrations in TO 11–1–38 and the written directions, which takes precedence?

Back 232

Written procedures.

Front 233

Who is the lowest level in the chain of command authorized to interpret TO 11–1–38 in making decisions for less than maximum and combined loads?

Back 233

Munitions flight chief.

Front 234

What requirements must be met to tandem tow trailers?

Back 234

(1) Always connect the trailer with the greatest GVW to tow vehicle.

(2) The lowest minimum turning radius (of the two trailers) must be maintained.

(3) Rear trailer will be off-loaded first.

(4) Maximum towing speed of loaded trailers shall be 10 mph and 15 mph for unloaded trailers.

(5) Specific item technical order requirement for tandem towing shall apply.

Front 235

What illustrates the correct rail number and hole position to install required equipment for each configuration?

Back 235

Load matrix card.

Front 236

What information is required to be reviewed prior to proceeding to the load matrix cards?

Back 236

You are required to review all information in the general notes starting on the first card of each trailer and weapon-type section this area prior to proceeding to the load matrix card to avoid missing critical steps.

Front 237

Explain the characteristics of the CGU–1/B tie-down assembly.

Back 237

The CGU–1/B web-strap tie-down assembly is made of nylon webbing and has a rated working load of 5,000 lb.

Front 238

What chapter of TO 11–1–38 provides configuration procedures to load GBUs on a MHU–141/M trailer?

Back 238

Chapter 1.

Front 239

What chapter of TO 11–1–38 provides configuration procedures to load MK–82s on a MHU–110/M trailer?

Back 239

Chapter 2.

Front 240

What piece of equipment is used with the rail extenders to prevent the trailer from becoming unstable?

Back 240

The MHU–110 stabilizer jack.

Front 241

What chapter of TO 11–1–38 provides configuration procedures for the MHU–226 trailer?

Back 241

Chapter 3.

Front 242

What items are used to positively identify equipment as nuclear certified?

Back 242

Make positive identification by a nameplate, label, appropriate markings, or by official documents for the item and verify the item is located in MNCL.

Front 243

Explain two ways to locate a piece of equipment in the MNCL.

Back 243

Use the NSN or the item nomenclature on the nameplate and use the MNCL to locate the trailer by NSN. The second way is by using the item nomenclature on the nameplate and using the MNCL to alphabetically locate the item.

Front 244

What test equipment requires nuclear certification?

Back 244

Equipment used to test and verify the proper functioning of critical circuits, assemblies, and devices associated with nuclear bombs and warheads in all nuclear systems. Also, special test or certification equipment used to operationally certify a critical component.

Front 245

List two examples of common multipurpose test equipment that do not require certification.

Back 245

The AN/PSM–6 and AN/PSM–37.

Front 246

List five examples of general- or special-purpose hand tools that do not require certification

Back 246

(1) Manually operated hydraulic floor or pallet jacks.

(2) Pliers.

(3) Wrenches.

(4) Vacuum cleaners.

(5) Screwdrivers.

Front 247

Explain what damage to the MB–1 tie-down/chain assembly warrants replacing the assembly.

Back 247

Replace the tie-down device if it has any cracks or bent/worn parts. Replace the chain if you find any deformed, cracked, or damaged links.

Front 248

What preparation is required for MB–1 tie-down device installation?

Back 248

To prepare the tie-down device for installation, fully extend the hook and open the chain recess.

Front 249

Why is it important to evenly tighten the chain assemblies around the container?

Back 249

The tension on one chain may be great enough to dislocate the container before the remaining assemblies are tightened.

Front 250

If you can’t remove the tension on the MB–1 chain assembly by using the locking lever, what should you do?

Back 250

Wear a glove to protect your hand and manually restrain the chain as you activate the MB–1 quick-release lever.

Front 251

Why are you not allowed to use an extension (cheater) to close the load-binder handle?

Back 251

Using a cheater bar can place too much pressure on the container and trailer tie-down points

Front 252

Explain how to measure a load binder with cable.

Back 252

To measure the assembly’s length, first close the load binder and "run in" the turnbuckle to its shortest length. Make your measurement from the inside curves of the clevises.

Front 253

What are the length tolerances for the cable-type load binders?

Back 253

Between 85.75" minimum to 87.0" maximum.

Front 254

Which TO authorizes you to use two CGU–1/B straps for one MB–1 tie-down assembly?

Back 254

TO 11N–45–51C, Transportation of Nuclear Weapons Materiel, Military Criteria for Shipment, FOUO.

Front 255

How do you prevent damage to cables or trailer tie-down clasps when tightening them?

Back 255

Make your final tension adjustments with the turnbuckle while the load binder is in the closed position. After the weapon is secure, tighten the wing nut securely against the turnbuckle.

Front 256

How does the DOD ship weapons?

Back 256

By truck or air.

Front 257

What types of aircraft are normally used for DOD shipments?

Back 257

C–17 or C–130 aircraft.

Front 258

What is the primary method for transporting nuclear weapons?

Back 258

The SST/SGT.

Front 259

List four things to consider when planning a nuclear weapons movement.

Back 259

(1) Known and possible hazards. (2) Current intelligence estimates of general and local threats associated with the point of origin, routes, en route stops, and destination. (3) The type of weapons and method of shipment. (4) The availability of security forces and resources.

Front 260

Who is notified in the event of an accident or delay involving a shipment of nuclear weapons?

Back 260

The shipping and receiving commanders.

Front 261

How often are couriers certified?

Back 261

At least annually.

Front 262

Why would a DOE convoy seek sanctuary (Safe Haven) at a military base?

Back 262

As a result of a hostile or emergency situation.

Front 263

What type of operational movement happens inside the WSA?

Back 263

An intra-area movement.

Front 264

List two examples of outside WSA weapon movements.

Back 264

(1) Hot cargo pad for a special-assignment airlift mission. (2) Flight line for alert aircraft upload.

Front 265

Explain what is involved with the breakout of nuclear weapons.

Back 265

The term breakout is used to describe the action of removing weapons from a structure. You are issued keys and sent to the storage structures to break out the weapons. Before you leave the maintenance shop, be sure you have everything you need, such as checklists, fire extinguishers, code for the day, and so forth. Prior to loading or departing, all vehicles must be checked out to make sure all equipment—including tires, brakes, lights, and communications equipment—is in proper and safe operating condition. Further, you need to search the vehicles for unauthorized devices. Make sure that the vehicles have a full or almost full tank of fuel.

Front 266

What are the requirements for a vehicle operator in a convoy?

Back 266

Vehicle operators must be fully qualified in the operation of the particular vehicle, have in their possession a valid operator’s permit, and be certified to transport weapons.

Front 267

What is the most difficult task for escort guards when driving in a convoy?

Back 267

To keep other vehicles from entering the convoy.

Front 268

What is used in the event of duress during a convoy?

Back 268

A secure duress code word or signal.