OK-81 Level One (AS-100)

Air Force Core Values

• Integrity First

  Service Before Self

  Best in all we do

• Integrity First

  Service Before Self

  Excellence in all we do

• Selfless

  Morality

  Courage

• First Integrity

  Selflessness

  Excelence in all we do

What rank must you attain in order to become an AS-200

• Airman First Class

• C/Senior Airman

• C/Airman First Class

• C/Staff Sergeant

What rank must you attain in order to become an AS-300

• C/Staff Sergeant

• Staff Sergeant

• C/Master Sergeant

• C/Senior Airman

What rank must you attain in order to become an AS-400

• C/Staff Sergeant

• C/Master Sergeant

  or

  C/Officer

• C/Technical Sergeant

  or

  C/Officer

• C/Officer

For the S/S uniform (Female), how is the name tag placed

• Centered on the right side between the sleeve seam and lapel with its bottom edge parallel to the bottom of the ribbon rack.

• Centered on the right side with it's bottom edge parallel to the bottom of the ribbon rack.

• 6 inches from the button line parallel to the ground.

• Centered on the right side between the sleeve seam and lapel with its top edge parallel to the top edge of the ribbon rack.

How many years must a cadet do in order to be entitled to an advanced promotion to E-3 in the Air Force

• 1 year

• 2 years

• 3 years

• 4 years

What are the (Male) OK-81 hair standards

• Hair will not exceed 5 inches in bulk, regardless of length and 1/4 inch at natural termination point; allowing only closely cut or shaved hair on the back of the neck to touch the collar.

• Hair will not exceed 1.5 inches in bulk, regardless of length and 1/5 inch at natural termination point; allowing only closely cut or shaved hair on the back of the neck to touch the collar.

• Hair will not exceed 2 inches in bulk, regardless of length and 1/4 inch at natural termination point; allowing only closely cut or shaved hair on the back of the neck to touch the collar.

• Hair will not exceed 1/2 inches in bulk, regardless of length and 1/9 inch at natural termination point; allowing only closely cut or shaved hair on the back of the neck to touch the collar.

How are enlisted ranks placed on the S/S uniform (Short Sleeve)

• Centered side to side and top to bottom.

• Centered on the collar and horizontal to the bottom line of the lapel.

• Centered on the collar and horizontal to the interior side of the lapel.

• Centered side to side and top to bottom. Bottom point of the torch points towards the bottom point of the collar.

How are the ranks placed on the S/D uniform (Service Dress)

• At the top of the lapel seam, resting but not over the seam line. Bottom of the insignia is parallel to the ground.

• 2/4 the way up the lapel seam, resting but not over the seam line. Bottom of the insignia is parallel to the ground.

• Centered side to side, top to bottom. Bottom of the insignia parallel to the ground.

• Halfway up the lapel seam, resting but not over the seam line. Bottom of the insignia is parallel to the ground.

How is the name tag placed onto the S/D uniform (Service Dress)

• Centered on the wearer's right between the sleave's seam and lapel. Bottom edge of the name tag parallel to the top edge of the welt pocket (Male), and parallel to the bottom edge of the ribbon rack (Females).

• Centered on the wearer's left between the sleave's seam and lapel. Bottom edge of the name tag parallel to the top edge of the welt pocket (Male), and parallel to the bottom edge of the ribbon rack (Females).

• Centered on the wearer's chest directly 1/2 inch above the topmost button. top edge of the name tag parallel to the bottom edge of the welt pocket (Male), and parallel to the bottom edge of the ribbon rack (Female).