Cdc 5 Level 2T2

Front 1

If you are performing duties in AFSC 2T251, which title describes you best.

Back 1

Air Transportation Journeyman

Front 2

If you are performing anti-hijack inspections, which function are you performing

Back 2

Passenger Service

Front 3

If you are coordinating with other work centers to ensure the loading process runs smoothly and on time, which function are you performing.

Back 3

Air Terminal Operations Center

Front 4

If you are a part of the traffic management specialty in the transportation career field, which duties would you perform.

Back 4

packaging, classifying, and arranging personal property for shipment or storage

Front 5

Which specialty doe not fall under the transportation and vehicle management career field.

Back 5

air traffic control

Front 6

which term refers to the movement of personnel, units, supplies, and equipment from deployed positions within or between areas of responsibility

Back 6

redeployment

Front 7

which command provides common user and commercial air, land and sea transportation

Back 7

USTRANSCOM

Front 8

which command is the link between DOD shippers and the commercial transportation carrier industry

Back 8

SDDC

Front 9

Which command is the USTRANSCOM single component command for air mobility and provides airlift, air refueling, special air mission, and aeromedical evacuation services

Back 9

AMC

Front 10

which agency serves as AMC strategic air operations hub and plans directs schedules and tracks aircraft operations worldwide

Back 10

TACC

Front 11

through which system does the air force provide rapid global mobility to the defense transportation system

Back 11

NAMS

Front 12

which is a station that serves as an authorized port to process and clear aircraft and traffic for entrance into the country in which it is located

Back 12

APOD

Front 13

the coordinated use, synchronization, and sharing of 2 or more military departments logistics forces is call

Back 13

joint logistics

Front 14

which type of organization is created to accomplish missions with specific, limited objectives and is dissolved when no longer needed

Back 14

joint task force

Front 15

how many pallets can the c-17 hold in its aerial delivery system and its LGS respectively

Back 15

11 and 18

Front 16

which aircraft can hold up to 6 pallets and is capable of landing on dirt strips

Back 16

c-130

Front 17

which pallets positions on a c130 H require safety aisles

Back 17

3, 4, and 6

Front 18

which pallet positions on a c-130 J stretch require safety aisles

Back 18

4, 5 and 6

Front 19

a single pallet loaded in pallet position 5 on a c-130 H can be a maximum of how many pounds

Back 19

8500

Front 20

what is the CRAF designed to do

Back 20

augment DOD's airlift capability in times of war or during a president declared emergency

Front 21

which stage of CRAF activation supports major regional conflicts or a major theater war

Back 21

Stage II, Defense airlift emergency

Front 22

if you are wearing eyeglasses and bulky uniform items with cords and strings, what must you do before working around moving parts and machinery

Back 22

secure them to minimize the hazard.

Front 23

if you accidentally damaged the halvorsen loader by running into the concrete barriers on your way to load an aircraft, to whom should you report the damage and when

Back 23

your supervisor immediately

Front 24

if you are driving a special purpose vehicle within 25 feet of an aircraft, what is the max speed

Back 24

5

Front 25

if you are driving on the flight line, when is it authorized to come between a taxiing aircraft and its follow me guide

Back 25

never

Front 26

if you need to leave your vehicle unattended on the flight line, other than leaving the keys in the ignition with the vehicle unlocked, which actions are required.

Back 26

turn off the ignition, place it in reverse or park, set the parking brake, and chock the front and back of one rear wheel

Front 27

if you are stopped on the flight line at night and your headlights are on, what should you do if an aircraft is taxiing towards your area.

Back 27

turn your headlights off and your emergency flashers on instead

Front 28

if you are crossing the active runway and see a flashing white light signal, what action should you take

Back 28

return to the starting point

Front 29

if you are crossing the active runway and see a flashing red light signal, what action should you take

Back 29

clear the active runway

Front 30

if you are crossing the active runway and see a steady red light signal, what action should you take

Back 30

stop, your vehicle will not be moved

Front 31

red and green light signal,

Back 31

general warning, exercise extreme caution

Front 32

when planning and scheduling work assignments and priorities, what must you do when you discover a piece of equipment is out of commission and it will affect your ability to perform the mission

Back 32

find out what is wrong with it, when it will be fixed and notify your chain of command

Front 33

when assigning personnel to work crews, which of the following is not a consideration

Back 33

assigning them to the same duties every day

Front 34

once you have assigned people to various work crews, you must ensure that they

Back 34

know exactly who is filling which role and what you and what you expect from each other

Front 35

your supervisor referred you to the DTR to look up info about JI procedures. after locating the DTR through the AF Portal, in which part of the DRT do you look

Back 35

part 3

Front 36

you are working in the passenger terminal helping a customer determine if he and his family are allowed to fly space available on a DOD aircraft. which pub

Back 36

DOD 4515.13r, Air Trans. Eligibility

Front 37

you are searching for the publication title Preparing HAZ Materials for Military Air shipment and are at the menu of AF pub where they are functionally grouped

Back 37

select 24 series in AF manual

Front 38

a coworker wants help determining if 2 pieces of hazardous cargo are compatible with each other. what pub

Back 38

AFMAN 24-204

Front 39

you want to find out if the 36-M-3-45 TO is still current. in which TO would you look

Back 39

AF TO catalog

Front 40

you are loading tanks on a c-17 aircraft and want to find specific loading procedures for these items. which section of the 1c-17a-9 TO would you refer to first

Back 40

Section VI

Front 41

in the aircraft -9 series technical orders, the loading procedures in which section have precedence over instructions in section IV

Back 41

Section VI

Front 42

which volume of the USAF WMP provides the basis for planning and prepositioning of WRM

Back 42

WMP-4

Front 43

JOPES is both a process and a collection of automated computer systems used to develop

Back 43

OPLANS and time phased force and deployment data (TPFDD)

Front 44

which important part of the time-phased force and deployment data (TPFDD) is identified by a five digit alphanumeric code and is simply a capability

Back 44

UTC

Front 45

WRM is equipment and other resources, authorized for wartime to maximize war fighting capability that are positioned as

Back 45

swing stock and starter stock or a combination of both

Front 46

the benefit of pre positioning WRM is to

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reduce the amount of time, resources, and effort it takes to transport equipment to the necessary locations during combat operations

Front 47

which 463L pallets and nets are designated as WRM

Back 47

only 463L pallets and nets required for the movement of other WRM assets

Front 48

if you are tasked to manifest, transport, and load passengers, to which deployment work center would you be assigned

Back 48

PDF

Front 49

if many passengers are departing from their own home station or the installation is designated as an aggregation APOE, the PDF can establish what to manifest, transport and load passengers

Back 49

APT

Front 50

if you as a CDF rep, have directed the deploying unit to move from the marshaling area, to which area will they move.

Back 50

alert holding area

Front 51

if you as CDF rep, have directed the deploying unit to move from the alert holding area, to which area will they move

Back 51

call forward area

Front 52

during JI, if the deploying unit cannot correct discrepancies with their cargo right away, to what area will you send the cargo until it is corrected

Back 52

frustrated cargo area

Front 53

if you are performing a JI in the CDF, in which area of activity are you working

Back 53

Call forward area

Front 54

if you are directing aircraft loading and supervising load team members in the CDF, in which area of activity are you working

Back 54

ready line/ loading ramp area

Front 55

if the deploying unit can no longer make changes to the cargo, in which CDF area of activity is it located

Back 55

ready line/loading ramp area

Front 56

after a JI is complete, copies of the DD form 2133, JI are distributed to all of the following except the

Back 56

installation deployment officer for review and approval

Front 57

before a deploying unit can claim their cargo is exempt from inspection due to sight sensitivity they must first receive approval from

Back 57

the service or major command having operational control of the aircraft

Front 58

when completing the heading info on the DD form 2133, what info will you enter in block 6 start time

Back 58

the local time the JI actually started

Front 59

during a JI after the deploying unit corrects an item previously found to have discrepancies you will identify that on the DD form 2133 by

Back 59

circling the X

Front 60

before a vehicle can be accepted for airlift on a c-17 with 3/4 tank of fuel, the deploying unit must have

Back 60

ch 3 autho

Front 61

before a vehicle can be accepted for airlift on a KC-10 with 3/4 tank fuel, the deploying must have

Back 61

never allowed to carry 3/4 tank fuel

Front 62

before any DOT 5L Jerricans can be accepted for airlift they must be

Back 62

completely drained of fuel

Front 63

before a vehicle with an accompanying load can be accepted for airlift during a JI its cargo must be restrained with min of

Back 63

1/2 in diameter rope

Front 64

during a JI if a pallet is dirty and the dirt cannot be swept off, what must occur before the pallet can be accepted for airlift

Back 64

the deploying unit must steam clean or power wash it

Front 65

during a JI before a pallet can be accepted for airlift, what must you ensure in terms of dunnage requirements

Back 65

3 pieces, 4x4x88 and made of proper material

Front 66

after a JI is complete, who signs the DD form 2133

Back 66

the deploying unit repres and the qualified mobility force inspector

Front 67

which type of airdrop requires no parachute

Back 67

free drop

Front 68

which type of airdrop requires stabilization parachutes to hold the loads upright

Back 68

high velocity

Front 69

which method of airdrop begins with 15 foot drogue parachute deploying and ends with the main cargo parachute deploying after the platform exits the aircraft

Back 69

extraction

Front 70

what is the capacity of the A-7A cargo sling when three straps are used

Back 70

400 pounds

Front 71

what is the capacity of the A-22 cargo bag

Back 71

2,200 pounds

Front 72

what is the max and min drop weights of the Type V airdrop platform

Back 72

42k and 2500

Front 73

each ring on the Type V airdrop platform can restrain up to how many pounds

Back 73

5k

Front 74

which parachute will support between a 501 and 2200 pound drop weight

Back 74

G-12E

Front 75

which parachute has a drop capacity of 200-500 pounds

Back 75

G-14

Front 76

Which parachute can produce a drag up to 28k pounds

Back 76

extraction

Front 77

which form will you use as a guide throughout the vehicle inspection process

Back 77

AF Form 1800

Front 78

the purpose of the before- operation vehicle inspection is to ensure

Back 78

the vehicle is safe and in commission before you operate it

Front 79

which info are you required to put in the designated shift signature block of the AF form 1800, once you complete the inspection

Back 79

last name only

Front 80

which forklift is handy when working in tight spaces because its short wheelbase allows you to make tight turns

Back 80

4k

Front 81

which forklift has a max lifting cap of 10k and can lift up to 150 inch

Back 81

10k

Front 82

when approaching the ramp for final positioning, what feature of the 10k forklift should you use to have smooth positive control

Back 82

inching pedal

Front 83

how do you position the tines when parking a forklift

Back 83

tilt the mast so the tines are level with the ground and lower the forks flat.

Front 84

which K-Loader has a deck range from 39-156 inches and can be used to load all aircraft except the KC10 and the main cargo floors of the B747 and DC10

Back 84

25k

Front 85

which cab controls on the tunner are used to operate the deck functions when on/offloading cargo

Back 85

the deck and conveyor control panel

Front 86

operating the starter continuously on the tunner for longer than a min of how many seconds will cause it to overheat

Back 86

30

Front 87

after cranking the starter on the tunner for 30 sec without a successful start, allow the starter to cool down for how many min before trying again

Back 87

2

Front 88

in case of an engine failure or hydraulic pump failure when driving, the havlerson has an electrically powered hydraulic pump within the hydraulic system that instantly and automatically operates for how many seconds

Back 88

30

Front 89

in which part of a vehicle inspection on a bus would you check to make sure the emergency door is operational, including the warning buzzer, and that nothing it blocking it

Back 89

during operation

Front 90

part of inspection will you clean and refuel the bus, if necessary, and ensure passengers did not damage any par of the bus interior

Back 90

after operation

Front 91

at least how far away from an aircraft should you adjust the staircase truck stairs to the height before proceeding

Back 91

10 feet

Front 92

which feature of the baggage conveyor is portable, allowing you to carry it into the belly or an aircraft, if necessary

Back 92

front control

Front 93

which feature of the baggage conveyor minimizes baggage from falling off the belt

Back 93

guide rails

Front 94

how do you know when the waste tank on the LST is full

Back 94

look through the sight window

Front 95

which feature of the LST measures the amount of rinse fill solution being pumped inside of an aircraft or ATGL

Back 95

flow meter

Front 96

which feature on the potable water truck pump compartment must you always make sure is zeroed out before use

Back 96

the meter

Front 97

before operating the water pump on the potable water truck, you must ensure the tank contains at least how many gallons

Back 97

40

Front 98

what towing mistake can easily bend or break trailer tongues and render the equipment untransportable

Back 98

jack knifing

Front 99

how fast you can tow equipment depends on what factors

Back 99

the type of equipment and how many you are towing only

Front 100

which part of a pintle hook assembly will be used in all pintle hook towing operations

Back 100

safety/ cotter pin

Front 101

a shipper is responsible for

Back 101

planning assembling consolidating and documenting a shipment and arranging for its movement

Front 102

the ATCMD is not used for

Back 102

allow cargo processors to calculate critical leg ACL information

Front 103

the shippers second step and responsibility in the shipping process is to

Back 103

use all information gathered to prepare the DD Form 1384

Front 104

who is responsible for ensuring a shipment is complete and removing and RFID tags

Back 104

the receiver

Front 105

when is a shipment other than TP4 cargo considered cleared by the ACA

Back 105

when the ACA has not challenged the shipment by the hour/day entered in the ATCMD date shipped field

Front 106

what type of code represents the consignor/consignee blocks of the TCMD

Back 106

the DODACC

Front 107

you can use the sponsoring service code followed by 5 zeros for the DODACC when

Back 107

the consignor or consignee does not have an assigned DODAAC

Front 108

you can readily identify a unit move TCN because a zero is in what position

Back 108

15th

Front 109

which position of the TCN identifies a partial shipment

Back 109

16th

Front 110

which TP includes shipments requiring regular trans

Back 110

TP3

Front 111

which TP is considered deferred air freight and is moves as a last priority, only if there is room on a given aircraft,

Back 111

TP4

Front 112

the 3 position date shipped code is comprised of the

Back 112

GMT hour code and the last 2 digits of the Julian date

Front 113

you use the TACs

Back 113

to link movement authority, funding approval, and accounting data for shipments

Front 114

when receiving a shipment into the air terminal you do not have to inspect for

Back 114

correct NSNs

Front 115

on the automated versions of the DD Form 1387, which 3 areas must have a bar code

Back 115

TCN, DODACC, and the piece number blocks

Front 116

you may use the manual version of the 1387

Back 116

for contingency operations or where manual entry is the only way to document shipments

Front 117

what is the source document for completing the MSL

Back 117

DD form 1384

Front 118

you place 2 MSL on any item over how many cubic feet

Back 118

10

Front 119

when a shipment with a discrepancy is delivered to your air terminal, you may refuse it

Back 119

when the shipper delivers the shipment

Front 120

you must correct a discrepancy with a shipment received at your terminal

Back 120

when the discrepancy is minor and can correct on spot

Front 121

which form do you use to frustrate

Back 121

amc form 33

Front 122

which agency is responsible for correcting shipments you frustrate

Back 122

csb/aca

Front 123

using manual procedures, when you annotate the GMT hour code and last 2 digits of the Julian date of arrival on the TCMD what does it represent

Back 123

The SET

Front 124

which criteria do you use to determine which cargo to process first

Back 124

destination, priority and set

Front 125

when the set is equal for 2 or more shipments, you determine which shipments are processed first by using the

Back 125

expedited handling indicators and the RDD

Front 126

at manual stations or when a manual manifest is used, that ATOC personnel will write which info on the inbound manifests they deliver to the cargo processing function

Back 126

GMT and Julian date of the aircraft block time in the top right hand corner

Front 127

when aircraft arrive without cargo manifest and ATOC personnel attempt to acquire them you must

Back 127

prepare a substitute manifest and start processing anything that requires immediate action

Front 128

if after 6 hours ATOC personnel are unable to acquire the manifest for an aircraft you must

Back 128

break each pallet down and take the appropriate info from the shipping labels

Front 129

a short shipment is a shipment that

Back 129

is listed on the manifest but did not arrive at the air terminal

Front 130

which type of shipment is annotated by circling the line item on the manifest and hand writing S/S on the right hand margin next to the line item.

Back 130

short

Front 131

an over shipment is a shipment that

Back 131

arrived at the air terminal but is not listed on the manifest

Front 132

which type of shipment must you annotate on the manifest and write O/S on the right hand margin next to the info you added

Back 132

over shipment

Front 133

who is responsible for initiating an immediate investigation to determine if pilferage has occurred for a shipment

Back 133

ATOC duty officer

Front 134

which cargo may be turned over to the owning unit without an authorization letter

Back 134

unit mobility cargo

Front 135

you must obtain a signature from everyone who picks up terminating cargo except

Back 135

TMO personnel, when under operational control of AMC and located in the same facility

Front 136

how many cargo application to the GATES HHTS provide access to

Back 136

17

Front 137

you do not perform a soft reset when the HHT is

Back 137

suspended

Front 138

an 8k piece of cargo is built on a pallet and you are responsible for adding enough restraint to get the pallet to the aircraft. how many pounds can each ring on the 463L pallet restrain

Back 138

7,500

Front 139

you are loading an aircraft and must winch a heavy pallet into position. as a min how many attaching pints will you use to safely winch this pallet

Back 139

2

Front 140

you are deployed and a cargo user has offered several dirty cargo pallets for air transportation which one of the following is considered acceptable

Back 140

a thin film of road dust

Front 141

a cargo user has returned 60 empty 463L pallets to your unit, which you will be shipping to another location via air. how many of these pallets max can you ship in one stack, provided adequate dunnage is appropriately placed, and excluding the base support pallet

Back 141

20

Front 142

you are building a multi pallet train using one inch couplers. which aircraft can this train be loaded on,

Back 142

DC 10

Front 143

while sorting through net sets, you discover several unserviceable RFID tags still attached to the nets. what must you do with these unserviceable tags

Back 143

return them to the DLA for repair

Front 144

you are building a pallet destined for Aviano AB Italy and only have space for one more piece of cargo on the pallet. all of the available pieces has the same destination and transp. priority. which other 2 factors will you use

Back 144

movement indicator and set

Front 145

you must break down an originating pallet and individually weigh each piece of cargo if there is a difference of how many pounds between the documented and actual weight

Back 145

150

Front 146

what must be considered when building multi pallet train

Back 146

MHE required to handle the pallet train

Front 147

when using nets to secure multi pallet trains what is the max load on 2 and 3 pallet trains measuring 96 inches or less

Back 147

26k

Front 148

you received several shipments in for airlift, which one will you not mark with a CB

Back 148

a single pallet

Front 149

when marking the CB on a vehicle the CB marking must be positioned

Back 149

above each axle on both sides of the vehicle

Front 150

when preparing the AMC form 39 pallet id which info belongs in the oldest set block

Back 150

the gmt hour/code of the oldest piece on the pallet

Front 151

which 2 manual forms must both be placed on a completed 463L pallet after it is built

Back 151

amc form 39 and dd form 2775

Front 152

when you attach the RFID tag to a pallet, ensure it is attached where

Back 152

outside of any plastic or over wrapping

Front 153

which best describes the role of a hazardous material handler

Back 153

loads or transports hazardous materials to/ on an aircraft

Front 154

which haz materials class consists of explosive materials

Back 154

class 1

Front 155

haz class of flammable liquids

Back 155

class 3

Front 156

haz class of infectious and toxic materials

Back 156

class 6

Front 157

which category of hazard is considered a distinct and separate haz item that is a component of a larger item does not require a haz material label

Back 157

secondary

Front 158

what dorm do shippers use to cerify their haz materials shipments

Back 158

amc form 1033

Front 159

which form do inspectors use to inspect and frustrate haz

Back 159

amc form 1015

Front 160

how many fire extinguishers min

Back 160

2

Front 161

in the haz materials compatibility tables the letter X means

Back 161

must not be loaded, transported or stored together

Front 162

in the haz materials compatibility table the letter O means

Back 162

must not be loaded, transported, or stored together unless separated by at least 88 inches in all directions

Front 163

how must haz materials placards be displayed at aircraft

Back 163

front rear both sides and at entry points

Front 164

which class requires placard for any amount of haz

Back 164

1.3

Front 165

which class requires a placard for 1001 lbs or more aggregate gross weight of material

Back 165

2.1

Front 166

when a load contains class 2.1 2.2 and 3 materials that total 1,500 lbs which placard will you use

Back 166

dangerous

Front 167

what is the min number of fire exting

Back 167

2

Front 168

where on the aircraft should haz materials be loaded

Back 168

aft of non jettisonable cargo

Front 169

which form must shippers complete for security or classified shipments

Back 169

dd form 1387-2

Front 170

if a shipment is haz and requires security, which form must shippers complete

Back 170

dd form 1387-2 and amc form 1033

Front 171

when using manual procedures you will transfer custody of a shipment requiring security precautions by using the

Back 171

dd form 1907 or manual manifest

Front 172

how often will security cage cargo be inventoried

Back 172

at the beginning and end of each shift

Front 173

what is the man number of HR transfer cases that can be safely transported on 1 463L Pallet if necessary

Back 173

12

Front 174

you received a vaccine shipment that can be removed from refrigeration for short periods of time. which form

Back 174

dd form 1502-2

Front 175

you have received 3 blood shipments that require refrigeration and reicing before they are airlifted... which form

Back 175

amc form 106

Front 176

when receiving registered mail, the two pieces of information you must check against the manifest are the

Back 176

TCN and register number

Front 177

at a min, seal consolidated registered mail containers with

Back 177

packing tape, plastic or metal bands and boxcar seals

Front 178

you work at an air terminal without an ACA or CSB and receive a call from a Navy customer who wants to green sheet some Navy equipment. who will initiate green sheet action for this customer when it is necessary to meet a shipments RDD

Back 178

the air terminal operations officer

Front 179

assemblies and subassemblies identified by the military departments that comprise or could comprise a standardized war reserve nuclear weapon......

Back 179

Nuclear weapons related material

Front 180

all personnel performing what functions are required to complete the NWRM fundamentals course

Back 180

special handling, freight, ramp services, and load planning

Front 181

you use the bare tines of a forklift to load off load an aircraft

Back 181

if you need to for training

Front 182

if using a pry bar to assist with loading, how much can you load on the pry bar

Back 182

it depends on the aircraft

Front 183

you have received an extremely heavy piece of cargo resting only on 2 skids. which formula would you use to determine its contact area

Back 183

length x width (of each skid) x the number of skids

Front 184

you are loading a heavy piece of cargo on an aircraft between the treadways. which type of shoring will allow you to place it on supporting beams that span to the treadways

Back 184

bridge shoring

Front 185

as a load team member, you are responsible for matching which info on the pallet and load plan

Back 185

pallet id, destination, and weight

Front 186

which types of loading aids are used to pull cargo slowly into the aircraft

Back 186

the cargo winch and snatch blocks

Front 187

you are within 10 feet of an aircraft. in which zone are you

Back 187

spotter

Front 188

how do you secure rolling stock to a K loader

Back 188

forward, aft with chains and devices

Front 189

non-unitized warehouse skids or individual containers of explosives will be secured to forklifts for movement. when is the exemption for this when

Back 189

container skids/pallets have integral 360 degree tine enclosures

Front 190

you are loading passengers on a c-17 in which several pallets are loaded. how many inches away must your passengers sit from palletized cargo at a min

Back 190

30

Front 191

you and your team are loading very heavy pallets on a c5. which of the following is the correct way to load the pallets

Back 191

load team personnel pushing them

Front 192

you and your team have made every effort to find a qualified driver to operate the construction equipment that you will load on the c130, but no driver

Back 192

the most qualified load team member

Front 193

you are driving a truck onto a c17 for airlift. you must remain in the truck until when

Back 193

load team members initially secure the vehicle forward and aft

Front 194

how many 10k chains for 6350 lb cargo for forward direction

Back 194

4

Front 195

up to how many angles does tie down provide restraint for when applied properly

Back 195

3

Front 196

during engine running on offload operations, the load team positions themselves at least how far aft of c-130 and c-17 aircraft

Back 196

c-130 (50 feet) C-17 (25 feet)

Front 197

during ERO operations, in all cases, the load team can approach the aircraft once

Back 197

an aircrew member signals them to do so

Front 198

during ERO operations, when are passengers loaded on the aircraft

Back 198

before the ramp cargo is loaded

Front 199

in concurrent operations are already in progress, load team chiefs and other personnel must report to whom prior to entering the area

Back 199

the CSS

Front 200

Before performing an concurrent servicing operations, who is required to ground themselves to a suitable grounding point or a bare, unpainted portion of the aircraft

Back 200

all personnel involved in the operation

Front 201

during an anti hijacking inspection, when will you brief passengers that prohibited carry on items must be placed in their check baggage or they will be confiscated

Back 201

when the passenger arrives at the security/inspection area

Front 202

if an authorized DB will be going directly to the aircraft and not through the passenger terminal for travel, how will this passenger receive an anti hijack inspection

Back 202

the aircraft commander will provide an inspection and give the required documentation to passenger service personnel

Front 203

during an anti hijacking inspection, when may passengers traveling on validated troop movement carry loaded firearms

Back 203

when engaging an enemy force immediately after air dropping or landing

Front 204

before passengers walk through the magnetometer, they must

Back 204

empty their pockets into a small tray

Front 205

when an individual activates the walk through magnetometer twice, what action should you take

Back 205

screen them using the hand held metal detector

Front 206

what is the first thing you should do when operating the hand held metal detector to inspect passengers

Back 206

tell the passenger why and how you will conduct the inspection

Front 207

during an anti hijacking inspection with the hand held metal detector you would begin by scanning passengers

Back 207

head, followed by the outline of the body , the front, and then the back

Front 208

when inspecting passengers with the hand held metal detector and it locates metal, you must have them remove the metal item

Back 208

before you re-scan the area tht item was removed from, and re accomplish a scan of the entire body

Front 209

when you are unable to detect the source that set off the alarm on the hand held magnetometer, passengers have the choice of

Back 209

consenting to a frisk by security forces personnel or be denied boarding

Front 210

to operate properly, what do most explosive detection devices require before you use them

Back 210

calibration and a significant warm up

Front 211

you should activate the duress alarm if

Back 211

you notice anything suspicious or find an undeclared weapon or other dangerous article.

Front 212

what are the 2 types of customers

Back 212

internal and external

Front 213

what is one way to communicate nonverbally to your customers that you are profession, respectful and can be relied upon for accurate and complete information

Back 213

dressing and grooming yourself

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you should check back with a customer after how many min when placing them on hold

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2 to 3

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the AMC form 253 and AMC IMT 19 are used for passengers to

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comment on the service they received while traveling within AMC

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what is the first step in briefing passengers

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prepare yourself so you kno0w exactly which information you need to brief them about the subject

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en briefing passengers if they have questions and you don't know the answer what should you do

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seek help from your supervisor

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when briefing passengers on travel restrictions, documents you will ensure they possess if required include a valid ID card,

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a leave form or pass, official military orders, a passport visas, and vaccination records

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when making a flight information announcement about a departing flight that has been delay you should update passengers every

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20 min

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when making a roll call announcement, which information should you give passengers first

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your rank, name, mission number, and destination of the flight

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when checking the travel category to determine travel eligibility, one way dependents and family members are authorized to travel in space required status is when they are

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issued official travel orders under emergency leave conditions

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when verifying transportation auth for space required passengers what info should you check against the passengers ID card of someone who is traveling on PCS orders

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name, grade, and social security number

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after determining travel eligibility for space required passengers to check travel clearances, you must determine if the passenger is eligible to travel to the destination by checking the required documents such passports, visas and immunization records for

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presence, currency, accuracy and completeness

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if active duty AF SSgt Curtis is traveling with emergency status annotated on his leave form, which of the following CONUS or overseas unfunded travel options is SSgt Curtis eligible for

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CONUS to CONUS only

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during the task of determining eligibility for space available travel, under which travel category may uniformed service members travel while on permissive temporary duty TDY orders for house hunting

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cat 3

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a passenger can be categorized as a Blue Bark passenger when the passenger is

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traveling in conjunction with the death of a family member

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when a passenger is too large to be safely restrained in a single aircraft seat using a single seatbelt, handle him as you would

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a differently abled passenger

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which special category situation would cause a passenger to need a medical doctors cert to be medically sound to travel

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an infant less than six weeks old and women who are less than 5 weeks postpartum

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if a mission essential ground personnel (MEGP) passenger wants to travel on a specific mission that departs at 0800 GMT when is the latest time the MEGP can notify the ATOC of that intention

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0500 GMT

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before space available passengers can be entered into the space available register, which form must they complete

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AMC Form 140

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when maintaining a space required standby listing, if there are passengers that remain on the listing who have already been selected for missions or are no longer in need of airlift, how should you mark the listing

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line through the passengers register entry

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while updating and maintaining the space available standby listing on 23 Apr 09, which passenger with the following date and time of sign up will you purge from the listing

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22 feb 09/0800

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while selecting passengers for a flight which would you select first

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space required, priority 1 passenger with a date and time of sign up of 1 may 09 at 0700

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if a space available passenger is not present for a roll call, you should

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skip the passengers name and continue with the selection process

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when preparing the AMC Form 148/2 boarding pass/ticket/receipt, how many copies will you complete and how are they distributed

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two copies, one to the passenger and one for passenger service records

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when preparing the DOD Form 2131, Passenger Manifest, when individuals enter their name, grade, signature and date in the manifest certification blocks they are certifying that

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anti hijacking measures have been conducted

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when preparing in flight meal requests you would offer passengers a lunch meal if the aircraft will be in the air from

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0930-1445

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when preparing an in flight meal request how many meals would you offer passengers if the flight is eight hours and covers one meal period

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one meal

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when preparing an in flight meal request which factors will you use to plan the amount of snacks and beverages you will need for a given flight

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consumption factors from previously flown missions along the same route and the actual number of passengers manifested only

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while you are passing meal orders to the in flight kitchen for a C-5 that departs at 1015, what is the latest time you can pass a tentative and final meal order of 61 meals

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0715: 0815

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when completing the AMC form 162, inflight meal supplemental worksheet, from which 2 sources can you get the info to compute the total amount of monies collected passengers

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the meal costs from the passengers AMC form 148/2 or from each of the blocks in section V of the AMC Form 162

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when preparing the AMC Form 162 in flight meal supplemental worksheet, from which source document will you get the information to enter the line numbers, type of meal, and passenger costs in section V

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passengers AMC form 148/2s

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when determining head tax charges for passengers in which of the following circumstances will you charge the tax for a passenger traveling from McGuire Air Force Base, NJ to Ramstein Air Base, Germany

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space available passenger traveling on a commercial contacted aircraft

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when determining pet shipping charges, you will charge a passenger for one excess baggage piece when the combined container and pet weight

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does not exceed 70 pounds

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what is the first step in determining pet shipping charges

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determine the total pieces to charge

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what is the first step when turning in cash collections

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balance your cash drawer by taking out all the money you collected during your shift

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what is the last step when giving a passenger a refund

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sign the boarding pass to show that you initiated the refund

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if you are loading passengers on a C-17 that departs at 1630. what time should the past passenger be loaded on the aircraft to protect against mission delays

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1620

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when you are downloading passengers off a c-5 the first passenger you would allow to deplane first would be a

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space available distinguished visitor traveling on ordinary leave

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if a passenger originating out of your station on emergency leave was manifested on the 03R1 mission (which has been delayed) how many hours do you have to move that passenger

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24 hours

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if a commercial contracted has been delayed for aircraft maintenance issues and wont be fixed until the next day, the carrier is responsible (at no cost to the passengers to provide

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meals, lodging, and transportation only

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you are checking in baggage for a passenger traveling on emergency leave, which AMC baggage tag strap should you attach

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AMC Form 20 -EL

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after you have completed your final head count on the aircraft and discover you are missing one passenger who is listed on the manifest, what is your next step

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remove that passengers baggage from the aircraft

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when receiving baggage from a terminating flight in the baggage claim area, if you discover 2 unclaimed articles 30 min after the last passenger has claimed his or her baggage what is the next step

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mark them with the mission number and transfer them to the lost and found section

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when pre booked pets are accepted in soft sided containers, what is the max allowed in cabin

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3

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if a passenger has just reported a mishandled bag to you but cannot provide the boarding pass or baggage claim checks, what is your next step

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cross reference the passenger manifest to make sure the passenger was manifested on the flight

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a passenger has just reported a lost bag to you and you are preparing an AMC form 134, Mishandled baggage report., in how many copies will you prepare the form and to whom does the original go

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3; retain in the AMC form 136 or forward to the BSC after 5 days

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when you are preparing an AMC 134, mishandled baggage report, for a damaged bag, which of the following would represent a valid case number for a damaged bag

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D-009

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once you have prepared an AMC 136, baggage mishandled report file, the documents you must include in this form before you send the file to the BSC are the original AMC form 134

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copies of the boarding pass, baggage tags or flight manifest

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if you are at the station where a passenger reported a lost bag on 23 april 12, how much time do you have to find the lost baggage and update the remarks

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5 days

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when you discover a found bag, what must you do before you secure the baggage

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present it to customs officials for clearance and reflect this action on the AMC Form 134

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if a passenger has reported a pilfered bag, what must you do before you file the report

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determine from the passenger if the pilfered articles are actually missing or simply misplaced

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if a bag is excessively damaged and articles from it have become missing or lost, what must you do after annotating the AMC 134, with the necessary statement

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list all articles reported missing and the estimated value of each

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after you have determined who the owner is for a particular item, which two forms will you sue to send it to them asap

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amc form 57 and 70

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if you sent a piece of RUSH baggage to Elemendorf, AFB Alaska on 23 Apr 12at 1400 and you have not received confirmation that they received the bag, when is the latest you should follow up

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25 april 12 at 1400

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which item is placed on 3 point dunnage, 463L pallet dolly, or a suitable roller system in order to prevent damage

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ATGL

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when you are tasked to load non-expendable supplies on a AMC C-5 which form should you use

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AF IMT 4128, Fleet Service Checklist

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if you are servicing an arriving aircraft and notice a personal item left by a passenger, what action must you take

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turn it into the passenger terminals lost and found or security forces

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when recording the various Fleet Service Activities on an AMC Form 244, such as Latrine serviced by you should include the initials of the

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person who serviced the latrine, the Julian date, and start and complete times.

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as a fleet service dispatcher, after you have completed and signed an AMF Form 244, who else needs to sign it before it can be turned into records

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the fleet service shift supervisor

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which describes the proper way to clean and service an oven

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remove the dirty racks, clean the oven interior, install clean racks and ensure the oven is operational

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when you are picking up clean and filled 5 gallon igloos and coffee jugs from the flight kitchen to take to an aircraft, in order for them to remain clean, you must ensure the

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spouts will be covered in plastic

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what must you do before you print and sign your name on the AF IMT 3516, food service inventory transfer, when picking up meals from the flight kitchen

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verify you have every item listed on the form

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if a c-17 blocks out at 0800 after what timeframe would aircrew be required to pick up their own meals

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0715

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after you have delivered meals to a C-5 who will stow those meals in the galley or ATGL storage areas

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fleet service personnel and aircrew members

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you are stationed at McChord and flight just arrived from Kadena and has unused meals onboard., what must you do

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after USDA inspection and approval, place them in 2 plastic bags and incinerate or sterilize them at an approved facility

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when servicing an aircraft with potable water, you should fill the aircraft water tank until the

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water discharges from the overflow fitting or to the requested capacity

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when servicing the ATGL water tank, you should fill it with potable water until the

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gauge indicates that it is full or 39 gallons, whichever comes first

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how much water or solution do you use to rinse and fill the ATGL waste tank

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11 gallons

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when completing the AMC form 77, aircraft ground handling record, times are recorded in

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GMT

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before a manually completed Missions AMC form 77, is forwarded to RRA section the shift supervisor will

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review it for accuracy and content and signs it

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who is responsible for gathering, processing, and disseminating all information pertaining to air terminal operations

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Information control function

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information control ensures that documentation is distributed to respective terminal work cents and that originals are forwarded to the

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RRA

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when loadmasters sign the hazardous brief sheet, below their signature they must legibly print

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their names

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when retrieving the manual inbound cargo manifest from an arriving aircraft, which format will the ramp controller use to annotate aircraft block time in the upper right hand corner

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GMT and Julian date

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which is not a function of cape forecasting

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deliver documentation

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what is the max time allowed prior to the missions departure for aerial port of embarkation cape forecasters to request port to port clearance for air shipment of explosives

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24 hours

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ITV provides commanders the capability to

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determine if a force has reached its destination and ready to perform its mission

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what hazardous materials qualification must load planners have

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inspector

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which type of load plan are users authorized to use when they do not have AALPS/ICODES capability

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DD Form 2130-xx series load plans

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what must remain the highest priority when load planning cargo

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safety

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at a min how many copies of each manifest must load planning produce

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6

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which form would you use when you need to manually manifest cargo

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DD form 1385, Cargo Manifest

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which form do you attach to the manual manifest when the pallet header data is listed in the body of the manifest

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AMC form 39, pallet Invoice

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ATOC personnel prepare the AMC form 56 rehandled workload when

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an ATOC representative is required to make additional trips to an aircraft during extended delays, mission reroutes, or load or aircraft swaps

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after reviewing AMC Form 56 section leadership will forward it to the

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RRA section to consolidate and include in the 7107 report

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if a shipper has called looking for a shipment when your computers are down, how will you locate the shipment

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conduct a physical search of the warehouse and cargo yard

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when conducting tracer action in the GATES, which shipment information will enter into the system to track the cargo

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TCN or Pallet ID

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how long do you maintain transportation documentation that pertains to military originating, terminating and intransit airlift

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1 current year plus one inactive fiscal year as permanent at the base staging area

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when maintaining transportation documentation, a consolidated file package is file

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Julian date beginning with the start of the fiscal year.