AMMO CDC End-of-Course (EOC) 1 Practice Test

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• Which procedure in the Theater Integrated Combat Munitions System (TICMS) is used to correct documentation errors without destroying the audit trail?
• What should be a primary concern when selecting a storage site for munitions?
• Which missile is not tracked within the tactical missile reporting system?
• What do emergency action checklists provide?
• What procedure is necessary before inspecting munitions items for safety?
• Which type of inspection provides a high degree of confidence that munitions have not been adversely affected?
• What type of turn-in returns munitions items to base stock that were previously issued to a custody account?
• Why is the constant surveillance of high-risk items important?
• Which document would likely include information about personnel authorized to handle munitions?
• Which platform is used for reporting mishaps involving Air Force owned nuclear certified equipment?
• The public traffic route distance for mass-detonating explosives is based on which percentage of the inhabited building distance?
• Before certifying a container as empty, what must be done to the old munitions identification?
• In maintaining security, what primary benefit does welding a hasp provide?
• Where is the fire symbol posted when all munitions in a single storage area are covered by one symbol?
• Which section plans, schedules, and controls all munitions activities?
• What type of facility is required for very-high-risk and high-risk items unless it is continuously manned?
• How many keys are typically received with high/medium security locks and cylinders?
• Which munitions element maintains and validates all auditable munitions records?
• Which munitions element is not required at deployed locations?
• Which regulation outlines specific checkpoints for inspections?
• What is a fundamental reason for enhancing reliability monitoring systems for air intercept missiles (AIM) and air-to-ground missiles (AGM)?
• What is the primary concern of a crew chief during explosive operations?
• What does the term intraline refer to in munitions operations?
• What is one of the roles of the craftsman in the munitions systems career field?
• How often should fire drills be conducted within an explosive storage area?
• Which TICMS screen displays the condition and status of stockpile and custody assets?
• How many lite boxes are allowed per stock/lot number and condition code in one base stock location?
• Which agency coordinates requests for stock record account number (SRAN) additions, deletions, and changes?
• What war reserve materiel program allows combatant commanders greater deployment flexibility and the movement of critical munitions?
• Who maintains inspection and test results of lightning protection systems?
• Which annex of an operations plan identifies nonnuclear munitions requirements?
• Who is allowed to perform the annual munitions accountable systems officer custody account inventory for geographically separated accounts?
• Which program is used to request supplemental allocations and authorize loading them into the Theater Integrated Combat Munitions System (TICMS)?
• Who ensures that expenditure paperwork is accurately completed?
• When should primary, spare, and control keys to munitions facilities be inventoried?
• Which of the following is a critical consideration for missile safety personnel?
• Which agency is responsible for coordinating security risk category changes in munitions storage?
• What type of information might be included in an Air Force Technical Order (TO)?
• When using the Transportation Discrepancy Report (TDR), which entity is being identified for the problem?
• What must be verified for all munitions documents that are permanently filed?
• Which website is utilized by munitions personnel to oversee the status of munitions activities and resources on an installation?
• Which database assists the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) in maintaining munitions accountability and provides real-time visibility to higher headquarters?
• What information serves as a logistics and maintenance support indicator that may indicate an OPSEC vulnerability?
• Which type of hazard is primarily associated with flare dispensers?
• At minimum, how far should flammable materials be stored from an explosive location?
• What type of door is recommended for a munitions control facility?
• What is the best indicator of an individual's reliability for personnel assessment?
• What is the material left after the explosive filler has been removed called?
• Which element's responsibilities include ensuring the accuracy of munitions expenditure reporting?
• What document contains the type and quantities of conventional munitions to be stocked at your base as well as assets stored at other locations?
• What is the primary purpose of regulatory guidance in explosive safety?
• Which document is crucial for filing and must avoid errors to maintain compliance in munitions management?
• What is the primary means of requesting munitions required for training and operational needs?
• Which report identifies a shipping related problem caused by the shipping activity?
• Reaching the 7-skill level signifies advancement from a journeyman to which role?
• How is a munitions item or component defined when its explosive material has been completely removed?
• What type of lot number is assigned to a combination of 5.56 mm ball and tracer packed together for field use?
• Which shipping method is considered the most efficient for ocean-going vessels carrying munitions?
• How often should the account custodians inventory risk category I missiles and rockets maintained outside the munitions storage area?
• The war consumable distribution objective contains information on munitions anticipated to be expended during?
• Who is responsible for submitting a Transportation Discrepancy Report (TDR)?
• Which major category code is used for replacing worn-out and damaged items?
• In which type of shipping method do palletized munitions typically undergo break-bulk shipping?
• Which form is used to report product quality deficiencies?
• The individual responsible for developing the munitions employment plan is known as the?
• In the tactical missile reporting system, which program/menu enables the entry of a missile's flight hour data?
• What is an example of a container-in-container type that could be loaded in the Theater Integrated Combat Munitions System (TICMS) to temporarily store munitions?
• What manual method should be used when the automated system for documenting maintenance data is unavailable?
• Which statement is considered a general munitions warehousing principle?
• Which report focuses specifically on delivery issues handled by the transportation sector?
• Who is responsible for ensuring the safety standards in munitions facilities are met?
• Which document ensures proper accountability in shipping munitions within the Army?
• How many entry control points should be set up for each restricted area?
• In the same location designator, what does the "003" represent?
• Which agency provides operational leadership directly under the major command level?
• What is the term for the minimum distance between potential explosion sites?
• Who provides written permission to authorize personnel entry into a restricted area?
• Which of the following is a requirement for a portable eyewash system?
• When the munitions forecast is returned and auto-loaded into the Theater Integrated Combat Munitions System, what is this process called?
• What is the intended benefit of buffered storage methods?
• Under which condition would a crew chief stop an explosive operation?
• Which step is NOT part of the general inspection procedures?
• How often are time change requirements provided to the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO)?
• What are the first steps required before starting 5-skill level upgrade training?
• Which aspect is critical for the success of a munitions employment plan?
• Which of the following is a critical factor in munitions storage?
• Who determines how and what is to be counted during munitions account inventories?
• Which of the following is NOT a reason for regulating access during explosives operations?
• What is referred to as the quantity of a munitions item expected to be available for the fiscal year?
• The storage method designed to increase the explosive storage capacity of limited net explosive weight igloos is known as?
• Who is responsible for providing a safe and healthy work environment in the Air Force?
• What is a shared responsibility under the Air Force Occupational Safety program?
• What is the required action after consuming munitions?
• Which type of wing primarily performs a support function?
• In munitions management, who is primarily responsible for the accuracy of expenditure documentation?
• What is the time frame in which issue and expenditure paperwork must be returned to document control to avoid being considered delinquent?
• Which plan is developed for locations without a permanent Air Force presence and includes minimum necessary data?
• What must an inspector do if they find defects in shipment documentation?
• Which of the following is NOT considered a no-lone zone?
• What is a disadvantage of exceeding the stack limit of munitions?
• What external marking is required in accordance with TO 11A-1-10 and the SPI?
• Requisitions to replace guidance and control units (GCU) are based on which factor?
• Who establishes the recovery team for post-post procedures when the TICMS goes down?
• Which of the following is typically not a danger of munitions items?
• Who holds the overall responsibility for ensuring the accuracy and completion of all maintenance actions performed at the lowest level?
• What are the supply references that outline practices for United States government property?
• Which agency must be notified of changes to fire and hazard symbols at munitions facilities?
• Which type of maintenance occurs after a specified amount of time, such as 30, 180, or 360 days?
• How frequently are munitions accountable systems officer inventories mandated to occur?
• What does condition code B describe best?
• Who provides the authorization for local disposal of inert munitions under the value threshold?
• What is primarily developed for locations with a permanent Air Force presence to support contingency forces?
• What is a key responsibility of individuals managing munitions operations?
• Who has the authority to appoint personnel authorized to process, ship, and receive arms, ammunition, and explosives in writing?
• What tool is established to control requisitions and ensure all training requirements are met?
• What element is involved in the inspection of munitions assets for condition coding?
• What major category code is applied to training munitions that are not expended during normal training?
• When affixing a hasp, in what direction should the keyhole face for proper drainage?
• Who is responsible for publishing munitions inventory dates to the affected base populace?
• Which type of ammunition is included in explosive class/division 1.2?
• What is the minimum personnel count for an Air Force wing?
• What is the required frequency for training pallet build-up personnel?
• Which munitions storage structure is ideal for providing courtesy storage for custody accounts?
• Who is responsible for appointing qualified individuals to become certified munitions inspectors?
• What is the governing directive for hazardous materials movement by military air?
• What term is used to describe items that have had their explosive material removed and not replaced?
• When a munitions squadron is authorized, which specialty is often added?
• Where should the certificate of clearance be placed after inspecting empty munitions containers destined for reuse?
• Which of these regulatory guidance documents governs explosive safety standards?
• Who is responsible for managing the munitions portion of the war consumable distribution objective?
• If munitions items are lost, stolen, or damaged, what information will the relief of accountability document provide?
• Which system allows ammo trainees and trainers to electronically document individual training records?
• What status field within the AF MC2 Sharepoint provides specific fire and chemical symbol information for each location?
• What type of munitions is associated with explosive class/division 1.4?
• What is the purpose of the Supply Discrepancy Report?
• What type of issue describes the transfer of a munitions asset that will not be consumed until an unspecified date?
• Which form is used to identify munitions in a serviceable condition?
• What is the role of the United States Coast Guard regarding hazardous materials?
• Which type of ammunition is not associated with the explosive class/division categories?
• Where can missile requirements and applicable theater allocations be obtained?
• Within how many days are custody account custodians responsible for providing expenditure requests after item consumption?
• What type of items does the annual inventory specifically apply to in a custody account?
• Which type of munitions presents a forward firing ordnance hazard?
• Location designators for munitions consist of how many digits?
• Which position is primarily responsible for the training of personnel within the munitions unit?
• Which unserviceable item tag is used on munitions that are not economical to repair?
• When direct input methods are not used, which Air Force (AF) form is required to document munitions movements?
• All mishaps on a base are coordinated through which agency?
• Which competency is crucial for a 9-skill level supervisor in munitions systems?
• When is it acceptable to modify a munitions item without prior authorization?
• What is the first procedure that should be performed during an initial munitions inspection?
• What is the maximum time an organization has to expend a consumption issue item from the date of issue?
• What is required for munitions identified as explosive that have had their explosive filler removed?
• What is an example of a packaging discrepancy?
• What reporting flag word highlights nuclear surety related deficiencies?
• Which career field subdivision is responsible for loading nuclear and nonnuclear air-to-air munitions, explosives, and propellant devices on aircraft?
• Which aspect is essential for maintaining the integrity of munitions documentation?
• After deactivation, which term would describe the state of a munitions item?
• What type of information should a munitions control facility maintain regarding keys?
• What document outlines how to distribute consumables during wartime?
• In munitions operations, who is key to ensuring that stock record accounts are properly maintained?
• Who is responsible for posting or changing the fire symbol?
• In which scenario is the primary focus on verifying accountability in munitions management?
• How does the Personnel Reliability Program (PRP) impact security operations?
• For munitions items, how many holes must be drilled and at what intervals?
• What is the main goal of running a base recall?
• The Theater Integrated Combat Munitions System (TICMS) Aircraft Load Status "Accept" action can be used to?
• What should be verified on a count sheet when conducting an inventory?
• What does the performance-oriented packaging aim to accomplish?
• Which Technical Order provides certifying guidance to inspectors of munitions residue and empty containers?
• What is the preferred container used by the United States Air Force for transporting munitions by ocean-going vessels?
• What is the most efficient way to gather information when developing a munitions employment plan?
• What is the primary responsibility of munitions control?
• What is a munitions storage magazine?
• Who is designated as the appointing official for a munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) on an Air Force installation?
• What action should be taken if a fire hazard symbol changes at a munitions facility?
• Which publication provides the criteria for measuring intrinsic radiation of weapons?
• Which method does NOT help in reducing back injuries?
• Which skill level indicates an Airman is a novice in munitions operations?
• What is the most secure way to install a hasp on a munitions storage facility door?
• What physical security protection level do nuclear weapons fall under?
• What type of inspection ensures an item is suitable for its intended use before being signed over to a user?
• What safety measure is essential when considering the installation of storage for munitions?
• Which example is considered an operations indicator and a potential operations security (OPSEC) vulnerability?
• Who is responsible for the oversight of munitions operations?
• Which of the following describes munitions grouped in explosive class/division 1.1?
• In munitions handling, what does the acronym NEW stand for?
• Where are Air Force explosive safety standards defined?
• Which of the following describes a scenario that could pose an operations security (OPSEC) threat?
• Which section typically includes personnel dedicated to the inspection of munitions residue?
• Who approves the written agreement authorizing storage of custody assets?
• Which of the following best describes a consumption issue item?
• Which class/division of explosions is known to generally cause severe structural damage to adjacent objects?
• When is a report of survey always required regarding a munitions item loss?
• Which element typically has inspectors assigned to verify expenditures from the flightline?
• Which Department of Defense risk category includes complete man-portable nonnuclear missiles and rockets that are ready to fire?
• Which document does the global ammunition control point (GACP) utilize to record allocation decisions?
• Which United Nations specification is designed to keep hazardous materials contained?
• Which role primarily handles flightline support activity coordination?
• Where can you find the inspection requirements for a permanent or portable eyewash system?
• What is the role of the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) in the TICMS?
• When can the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) exceed approved stock levels when ordering items?
• One responsibility of the munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) is to
• What best explains the role of the Ogden-Air Logistics Center?
• Which process introduces an item into the base munitions inventory?
• Which requirement must a reusable container meet to be considered usable?
• What type of facility is normally used to store class/division 1.3 and 1.4 munitions?
• What type of work order is generally created when a time compliance technical order (TCTO) is received for a nonnuclear munitions item?
• Which item is not typically included in the Controlled inventory item codes?
• What is a significant responsibility of a munitions inspector?
• What are supplemental allocation requests called once they are approved?
• Initial requirements for which of the following items are not requisitioned because they are automatically distributed to the installation?
• What is a reason for an external inspection by an outside agency?
• What minimum grade is required to be qualified as a munitions superintendent (2W091)?
• Which major command assists mishap investigation boards pertaining to equipment safety?
• Which document is crucial for understanding munitions requirements in operations planning?
• What must be updated in the Theater Integrated Combat Munitions System (TICMS) before disposing of the AFTO Form 102?
• Which of the following must be followed for munitions accountability?
• The Management Internal Control Toolset (MICT) program functions as what type of evaluation tool?
• Where can general skill level training requirements and career path progression information be found?
• Which area in the maintenance group manages the technical order improvement program?
• What is the function of a solid wood door with a peep hole in a munitions control facility?
• Which identification method is used to indicate the intended use of munitions items during the forecast and allocation process?
• Who provides the base transportation office with a listing of personnel authorized to receipt for inbound munitions?
• Which order provides an approved course of action and strategic lift for planning purposes?
• Which of the following is a recommended practice for munitions stacking?
• How is a typical 11A series technical order structured?
• When did the United Nations performance-oriented packaging "grandfather" clause apply to government-owned goods?
• During which months must semi-annual munitions inventories be completed?
• Who oversees the management and scheduling of munitions operations?
• What type of protection do properly constructed or natural barricades provide?
• Who is responsible for ensuring outside customers are notified of any suspended or restricted ammunition?
• In the munitions systems career field, what is expected of a 9-skill level superintendent?
• What are the two positions that the Personnel Reliability Program (PRP) is divided into?
• How do you correct an erroneous red dash or red diagonal entry on an AFTO Form 244?
• What is one of the most challenging problems a supervisor faces when training crewmembers?
• What type of inspections are required for inert and empty munitions items according to Technical Order (TO) 11A-1-53?
• What is a basic principle to remember when using technical orders (TO)?
• What does the Inspection History screen in TICMS provide information about?
• Which entity defines the procedures for conducting a munitions inventory?
• Which process refers to previously issued munitions items that have been consumed?
• What type of mission does a training wing represent?
• What is the primary role of a munitions accountable systems officer (MASO) during inventory?
• What maintenance action is recommended to keep locks in a good working condition?
• When documentation for an incoming shipment of munitions is missing, whom should you notify first?
• What type of maintenance is akin to performing an oil and filter change on a personal vehicle?
• Why is following technical order (TO) procedures crucial for safety?
• What does the success of the nuclear surety two-person concept depend on?
• What does MASO stand for in the context of munitions?
• Who is responsible for conserving and protecting government property on the installation?
• Why is it important to check condition codes for munitions assets?
• Who supervises and trains all assigned shop personnel?
• If multiple condition codes apply to an item during inspection, what must you do?
• Who determines and assigns the appropriate condition codes to munitions assets?
• What is the approximate distance that an electrical storm is considered "in the near vicinity" of a munitions storage area?
• Which of the following is a critical role of munitions control?
• What term refers to personnel who are not normally part of an explosives operation but require access?
• What is the primary purpose of the nuclear surety two-person concept?
• The highest requisition priority used on a mission impaired request is?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding the storage of explosives?
• How often should locks in a munitions storage facility be opened and closed to ensure proper operation?
• Who issues the competent authority approval (CAA) and certification of equivalency (COE)?
• What is the term for stacking palletized munitions in the cargo hold of a vessel?
• The lite box should be stored on the?
• Which course must be completed before a craftsman can be upgraded to a superintendent?
• Which munitions element determines and assigns condition codes to munitions assets?
• At what skill level can an ammo airman perform tasks associated with day-to-day munitions operations?
• In which wing(s) is a Commander's Inspection Program (CIP) necessary for conducting internal inspections?
• Which organization regulates the transportation of explosives by water?
• Which organization executes product support and supply management for Air Force munitions?
• Which term refers to the documentation of agreements for storage of munitions?
• Which Air Force computer system at the base level is used for updating missile records?
• What type of issue may be processed during a semi-annual munitions inventory?
• What are the primary causes for Air Force wide munitions shortages?
• Controlled inventory item codes are used to identify what aspect of munitions items?
• What is the governing Air Force instruction for the intrinsic radiation safety program?
• What is the name given to the transportable munitions packages used with fighter and bomber aircraft?
• In the location designator 34A003C001E, what does the "A" represent?
• Which element monitors and maintains data for the Tactical Munitions Reporting System?
• How often are courtesy storage agreements reviewed?
• Which area of responsibility does the Munitions Accountable Systems Officer (MASO) primarily oversee?
• When handling items manually, which body parts are most at risk for injury?
• What are the two greatest dangers to munitions items?
• Which agency is responsible for maintaining the Air Force's operational air-intercept missile and air-to-ground missile inventory?
• What requirement must an Airman of the 2W0X1 specialty fulfill before being assigned to any munitions unit?
• Which system is normally used to gain entry to a munitions storage area?
• Who is responsible for acquiring and maintaining the pallet couplers, plastic coverings, tiedown straps, and dunnage for deployment packages?
• Who is authorized to dispose of unserviceable inert munitions valued at less than $500?
• War reserve materiel (WRM) all-up-round missiles with guidance and control units removed are called?
• Which command has cradle-to-grave responsibility for a weapon system?
• What criterion is used to group munitions into the same hazard division?
• What can you use to build a container if the original is not available?
• What type of assets are managed in the TICMS related to nuclear weapons?
• What are the two security areas a munitions systems specialist usually encounters?
• What designation is given to a vehicle found in a hazardous condition?
• Who serves as the base war reserve materiel (WRM) manager?
• What is the key outcome expected from an Air Force Combat Ammunition Planning and Production course?
• Which order gives the combatant commander all essential execution planning information when acceleration is required?
• Which TICMS screen is utilized for inquiring about various munitions surveillance inspections?
• How many feet is the firebreak around the ventilators of earth-covered magazines?
• How often must individuals assigned to nuclear weapons related material (NWRM) duties take refresher training after completing the fundamentals course?
• What type of barricade is typically used for munitions on flightlines associated with aircraft parking/loading operations?
• What format should a container identification name loaded into the Theater Integrated Combat Munitions System (TICMS) follow?
• Which type of barricade uses a select cohesive earth fill, free from unhealthy organic matter?
• Which instruction addresses safety management for munitions handlers?
• Under which physical security protection level do facilities storing conventional munitions fall?
• What form is used to document the audit of locks, cylinders, and keys?
• Where are redistribution orders and lateral support requests submitted for action?
• What is the minimum skill level required to be a certified munitions inspector?
• Which document is commonly used for shipping munitions from Army depots?
• What classification is given to a defect that is likely to result in a hazardous or unsafe condition?
• Which item is essential to inspect during pre-issue assessments of munitions?
• What is the most frequently used section of the Career Field Education and Training Plan for upgrade training?
• How many hours does an organization have to install or consume an emergency issue item from the time of issue?