Volume 3

Front 1

What features of the BISMP will no longer be found in the AISMP security pit control station

Back 1

Secondary door raise, lower, off switch and an access shaft light switch

Front 2

Opening the primary door is only possible if the

Back 2

Vault door is removed and the lock bolt is retracted

Front 3

What BISMP seconder door top operation would not be normally performed by technician on a AISMP secondary door top

Back 3

Manually retracting the lock bolts

Front 4

What must be verified before the secondary door can be secured

Back 4

Both combination locks are operational

Front 5

Upon entering the security pin retraction window of time, the SARC commanded operations that must occur to lower the secondary door include retracting the

Back 5

Actuator locking bar and locking bolts

Front 6

What MSB maintained equipment item is required to penetrate in a AISMP launch facility but not BISMP

Back 6

Site activation remote control

Front 7

Entering the electro mechanical actuator system into enhanced maintenance mode is achieved by setting the mode switch on the

Back 7

SDCA to maintenance and the EMA gear Box safety pin is engaged

Front 8

Which secondary door control assembly panel houses timer circuits that provide control of the site penetration delay timer and security pin retraction timer

Back 8

Back

Front 9

At a BISMP launch facility, it is important to switch the secondary control switch in the secondary pit control station to off before entering the launcher equipment room because the

Back 9

EMLA selector switch would be ineffective

Front 10

Which major electro mechanical actuator system component is partially charged by the lowering of the secondary door and supplements launch facility commercial power to raise the secondary door

Back 10

Energy storage system

Front 11

Which major electro mechanical actuator system component may use commercial or auxiliary power to run the EMA

Back 11

Motor drive cabinet

Front 12

The hydraulic ram assist with opening the launcher closure door

Back 12

Forcing the lock pin down

Front 13

The purpose for making reference points along the launcher closure rail is to

Back 13

Permit recovery strap installation to the cable pin underneath the LC door to stop it at certain points

Front 14

During launch facility forced entry, and electro mechanical team begins repair actions on the fault combination lock assembly after the

Back 14

SCS is installed and the launcher equipment room penetration procedures have been completed

Front 15

What would be reported at the launch control center if there was an attempt to unlock the security pit vault door

Back 15

Inner zone alarm

Front 16

What wing 1 launch facility security system feature does not exist at wing 3 or wing 5 launch facility

Back 16

Outer zone switch loop

Front 17

How many alternating current generators does the MAF motor generator have

Back 17

2

Front 18

White wing 3 and when 5 launch control center has no more than 10 storage batteries connected in series parallel

Back 18

Primary LCC

Front 19

The battery charger for the missile alert facility storage batteries is contained in the

Back 19

Power supply group

Front 20

How are the storage batteries configured at all wing one launch control centers

Back 20

8 pairs of batteries connected in series parallel

Front 21

What power output does the diesel-electric unit produce at a wing 3 and when 5 launch facility in the event of a commercial power failure

Back 21

120/208 VAC, 3 phase, 60 hertz only

Front 22

What component installed on the MAF motor generator is not installed on the launch facility motor generator

Back 22

60 Hz AC generator

Front 23

When the distribution Box connects ordinance devices in order to test loads, this means the

Back 23

Safety control switch key is installed

Front 24

The launch control centers interconnecting Box provides an interface between the

Back 24

Electrical surge arresters and electronic equipment

Front 25

What components of an electrical surge arestor module limit the current entering the system during a surge condition

Back 25

20 ohm resistors

Front 26

What feature prevents the cables from being damaged when the shock mounted floor moves

Back 26

Shock loops

Front 27

What launch facility interconnecting Box component device will only be used in the LF it's designed for due to its site specific signal distribution

Back 27

Sorting plug

Front 28

What device in a launch facility interconnecting Box protects against undesirable signals which may have been picked up on the hardened intersite cabling system cables

Back 28

Pulse suppressor assembly

Front 29

Which electrical filter assembly located outside the electrical surge arrester vault protects the security lines

Back 29

F-1343/GSW-13 (urd 10443)

Front 30

Electro magnetic interface filtering for the AISMP secondary door is through

Back 30

14 electrical surge arrester modules

Front 31

Which weapon system control console component will provide an indicator for a fire alarm

Back 31

Auxiliary alarm panel

Front 32

What processes the commands and provides reports of missile and ground equipment status during ground operations

Back 32

Digital computer unit

Front 33

What launch facility component contains digital data line scanning, seize and lock out circuits

Back 33

Message processor drawer

Front 34

What launch facility drawer would you connect a controller monitor to in order to accomplish tape load procedures

Back 34

Guidance and control coupler

Front 35

What launch facility drawer contains electro magnetic pulse sensing circuitry

Back 35

Ultra high frequency receiver

Front 36

Under what conditions will a launch control center register another launch control center as being down

Back 36

Failing to transmit proper operational status integrations for 240 seconds

Front 37

What provides the mechanism for encrypting and decrypting messages in the command and control system

Back 37

Secure data unit

Front 38

What is performed if a launch facility does not register a valid encrypted operational status integration for 240 seconds

Back 38

Airborne launch control center command entry

Front 39

About how many gallons of coolant does the tank of the guidance section liquid cooler store

Back 39

7

Front 40

In addition to a ground maintenance reply 25, what else will be reported to the launch control center when the missile guiding set reaches 80 ﾟF

Back 40

Nothing else

Front 41

Aside from hydraulic lines, what is the last component in the guidance section liquid cooler the coolant flows through before entering the missile guidance set

Back 41

Control valve

Front 42

A decrease in the thermostat or resistance would indicate a

Back 42

Temperature increase in the missile guidance set

Front 43

Doing power applied check out, what action, if any, is required if the red no go indicator on the electronic control amplifier illuminates

Back 43

Shut down the missile guidance set manually

Front 44

What minute man system monitors missile functional performance, provides signals and ground power, maintains the liquid coolant, and the environmental control required to sustain missile operation until launch

Back 44

Operational ground equipment

Front 45

Which of the following is the controller monitor not required for aero space vehicle equipment start up

Back 45

Reentry system maintenance is accomplished

Front 46

During the digital computer unit memory loading, where is the program data contained before it is loaded into the DCU memory

Back 46

Magnetic tape cartridge

Front 47

Why are operational gound equipment and aerospace vehicle equipment start up normally not required during code change loading

Back 47

Guidance and control system is already in strategic alert

Front 48

Digital computer unit program loading requires the use of a cartridge tape unit, controller monitor,

Back 48

Cable set, and LFLC

Front 49

If an error indicator on condition and output status of the cartridge tape unit is parity error stop, which of the following will be unsuccessful

Back 49

Conditioning cycle

Front 50

The tape ID block tells the operator that the tape cartridge is for a particular

Back 50

Launch facility

Front 51

How does the cartridge tape unit determine when the end of file is reached

Back 51

A tape mark is detected

Front 52

The computer memory security check number consists of how many digits

Back 52

Eight

Front 53

When does the digital computer unit exit into strategical alert

Back 53

Completion of the alignment mode

Front 54

What indicates the battery has already been turned on and the static random access memory contains stored data during digital computer unit initialization sequence

Back 54

A battery flag discrete set false

Front 55

What are the 2 alignment modes available durring ground initialization in the minuteman system

Back 55

Initial and restart

Front 56

What is the launch readiness mode of the guidance control set

Back 56

Strategic alert

Front 57

Who is required to remove or install the operational keying variable

Back 57

Authorized code handling team