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BLOCK II (UNIT 1) Vocab QUIZ

Total questions: 53

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This activity is responsible for creating all listings

a)

AFMC Supply Chain Management Retail Computer Operations Activity

b)

Personnel Support Activity

c)

Major Command Activity

d)

AFMC Listings Activity

2.

This AF Form is submitted to AFMC Computer Operations electronically to request a listing

a)

AF Form 1991

b)

AF Form 422

c)

AF Form 2005

d)

AF Form 1836

3.

This Supply LISTING is known as the Document and Transaction Register

a)

Daily Listing

b)

Monthly Listing

c)

Quarterly Listing

d)

Semiannual Listing

4.

Within the LRS, __ distributes all supply listings

a)

Operations Compliance

b)

AFMC Supply Chain Management Retail Computer Operations Activity

c)

Force Generation Module

d)

Bear Systems

5.

This LISTING is mandatory and must be processed before the END-OF-NIGHT

a)

Daily Listing

b)

As-Required Listing

c)

Annual Listing

d)

Monthly Listing

6.

This LISTING must be run at the close of the business DAY on the END-OF-MONTH closeout date

a)

Monthly Listing

b)

Daily Listing

c)

Semiannual Listing

d)

Annual Listing

7.

LISTING with an AS-OF-DATE or END-OF-MONTH must be processed at the close of business on the END-OF-MONTH cutoff

a)

Quarterly Listing

b)

Daily Listing

c)

Monthly Listing

d)

Semiannual Listing

8.

These LISTINGS must be processed at the close of business on the END-OF-MONTH cutoff

a)

Semiannual Listing

b)

Daily Listing

c)

As-required Listing

d)

Quarterly Listing

9.

This LISTING with an AS-OF-DATE or END-OF-MONTH must be processed at the close of business on the END-OF-MONTH cutoff. This listing is almost not mandatory under program control

a)

Annual Listing

b)

Semiannual Listing

c)

As-Required Listing

d)

Special Listing

10.

These types of LISTINGS are determined locally

a)

As-required Listing

b)

Local Listing

c)

Annual Listing

d)

Semiannual Listing

11.

The AF’s primary source for cataloging and standardization data, and it contains logistics records for about 2.6 million AF-used items

a)

The D043

b)

INQ SN

c)

DD Form 2005

d)

Management Notice

12.

Provides information on all federally used part numbers

a)

Part Number

b)

Stock Number

c)

CAGE code

d)

History

13.

This allows you to interrogate over three million AF-Managed items by stock number

a)

Stock Number

b)

Part Number

c)

SNUD

d)

NC/NIIN Cross-Refernce

14.


Tracks the history of an item for up to two years

a)

History

b)

SNUD

c)

CAGE Code

d)

Item Name/Word Search

15.

Stock Number User Directory, who are the users

(Not a question, just definition)

a)

SNUD

b)

CAGE Code

c)

Interchangeable and Substitutes Decision Record

d)

D034 Bulletins

16.


Displays cross-references

a)

NC/NIIN Cross-Reference

b)

Part Number

c)

Stock Number

d)

Operations Compliance

17.

Provides informations about manufacturers

a)

CAGE Code

b)

Item Name/Word Search

c)

Help Screen

d)

End

18.

his allows you to find a stock number or part number by item name or just part of the name

a)

Item Name/Word Search

b)

Reject Notice

c)

Management Notice

d)

D1818-Cumulative Reject Listing

19.

isplays stock numbers that may be used instead of the requested stock number

a)

Interchangeable and Substitutes Decision Record

b)

Reject Management Function

c)

Bench Stocks

d)

Stock Number

20.

Shows any information that may affect the system

a)

D034 Bulletins

b)

Help Screen

c)

Personnel Support

d)

Infrastructure Support

21.

These screens define terminology

a)

Help Screen

b)

Personnel Support

c)

MMSY Dictionary

d)

Customer Support

22.

Provides and orderly exiting process

a)

End

b)

Begin

c)

Reject Notice

d)

CAGE Code

23.

Advises the individual or section receiving the message that the system does not contain the necessary information to process the transaction, causing an error in the input

a)

Reject Notice

b)

Management Notice

c)

Reject Management Function

d)

Force Generation Module

24.

Informs the individual or section that the input has successfully been processed, or external action is required to complete processing.

a)

Management Notices

b)

Reject Notices

c)

MAJCOM

d)

Joint Use Equipment

25.

If the MMSY is unavailable, the secondary tool used is the -

a)

D1818-Cumulative Reject Listing

b)

Reject Management Function

c)

BEAR systems

d)

Infrastructure Support

26.

The reject monitor uses this to clear reject images from the database.

a)

Reject Management Function

b)

Reject Notice

c)

Bench Stock

d)

Force Generation Sets

27.

Consumable items kept on-hand in a work center to increase mission support

a)

Bench Stocks

b)

Management Notices

c)

Reject Notices

d)

BEAR Force Generation

28.

Reorder when the on-hand balance is less than or equal to ___ of the authorized stock level

a)

50%

b)

45%

c)

60%

d)

52%

29.

What maintains the Master Bench stock file on each account at the base level

a)

Customer Support

b)

Force Generation Sets

c)

Force Generation Module

d)

MAJCOM

30.

Which Tab performs memorandums and certificates, appointment letter, block I and IIA/B training certificates issued by customer support

a)

Tab A

b)

Tab B

c)

Tab C

d)

Tab D

31.

Which Tab has authorization letters, authorization letters for controlled items

a)

Tab A

b)

Tab B

c)

Tab C

d)

Tab D

32.

Which Tab has the M04-Bench Stock Review Report, The recommend adds, changes, and deletes.

a)

Tab A

b)

Tab B

c)

Tab C

d)

Tab D

33.

Which Tab indicates the annual SRD and MRA validation completion

<Pg. 86>

a)

Tab A

b)

Tab B

c)

Tab C

d)

Tab D

34.


A type of WRM equipment that is composed of equipment, vehicles, consumables, munitions, and medical UTC’s.

a)

Force Generation Sets

b)

Force Generation Module

c)

MAJCOM

d)

Join Use Equipment

35.


A type of WRM that is composed of multiple force generation sets pre-positioned in support of combatant commanders.

a)

Force Generation Module

b)

Force Generation Sets

c)

The BEAR Force Generation

d)

Mobility Readiness Spares Packages

36.

Responsible for WRM management, weapon system modification and acquisition support, programming, modeling, simulation, war gaming efforts, and UTC/mobility planning

a)

Force Generation Sets

b)

Force Generation Modules

c)

MAJCOM

d)

Operations Compliance

37.


A type of equipment that is authorized to support a peacetime function that ceases to exist once in wartime, thereby allowing the equipment to satisfy a wartime requirement

a)

Joint Use Equipment

b)

BEAR System

c)

Peacetime Use Equipment

d)

Wartime Use Equipment

38.

This system is designed to provide minimum essential troop cantonment facilities and operational support.

a)

Basic Expeditionary Airfield Resources (BEAR) systems

b)

The BEAR force generation

c)

Management Notices

d)

Reject Notice

39.

Provides personnel support, infrastructure, and flight line support at forward operating sites

a)

The BEAR force generation

b)

Basic Expeditionary Airfield Resources (BEAR) systems

c)

Personnel Support

d)

Infrastructure Support

40.

Aid personnel deployed to forward operating sites

a)

Personnel Support

b)

Infrastructure Support

c)

Flight Line Support

d)

MAJCOM & AFMC

41.

Provide general base operating support

a)

Infrastructure Support

b)

Personnel Support

c)

Flight Line Support

d)

Mobility Readiness Spares Packages

42.

Provide additional general aviation-related support capabilities at forward operating sites supporting aircraft operations

a)

Flight Line Support

b)

MAJCOM

c)

Personnel Support

d)

Joint Use Equipment

43.

This kind of RSP travel with their assigned weapon system

a)

Mobility Readiness Spares Packages

b)

In-Place Readiness Spares Package

c)

Consumable Readiness Spares Package

d)

None-Airborne Mobility Readiness Spares Packages

44.

ARSP consists of an RSP that stays in place with the unit and include only the parts needed above the normal peacetime operating stock levels expected to be available to a unit during wartime.

a)

In-Place Readiness Spares Packages

b)

Consumable Readiness Spares Package

c)

None-Airborne Mobility Readiness Spares Packages

d)

Mission Support Kit

45.

ARSP consists if an RSP that allows MAJCOM’s to use either MRSP or IRSP details to manage consumable item support for contingency deployments

a)

Consumable Readiness Spares Package

b)

None-Airborne Mobility Readiness Spares Packages

c)

Mobility Readiness Spares Packages

d)

High Priority Mission Support Kit

46.

This RSP includes spares necessary to support all end items in the deploying non-airborne Unit Type Code (UTC)

a)


None-Airborne Mobility Readiness Spares Packages

b)

Mission Support Kit

c)

Temporary High Priority Mission Support Kit

d)

Consumable Readiness Spares Package

47.

This kit is transportable package of expendable supplies and spares, parts for aircraft, engines, aerospace ground equipment, and communications items

a)

Mission Support Kit

b)

High Priority Mission Support Kit

c)

Contingency High Priority Mission Support Kit

d)

Temporary High Priority Mission Support Kit

48.


This kit is an additive air-transportable package of expendable supplies and repair cycle assets designed to support a weapon system at a deployed location

a)

High Priority Mission Support Kit

b)

Contingency High Priority Mission Support Kit

c)

None-Airborne Mobility Readiness Spares Packages

d)

Mission Support Kit

49.

This Kit is used when transferring the assets to a contingency, and support comes from the contingency base.

a)

Contingency High Priority Mission Support Kit

b)

High Priority Mission Support Kit

(HPMSK)

c)

Temporary High Priority Mission Support Kit

d)


Mission Support Kit

50.

This Kit is an MSK built to support short-term deployments and the level/details records are transferred to the gaining host base

a)

Temporary High Priority Mission Support Kit

b)

Contingency High Priority Mission Support Kit

c)

High Priority Mission Support Kit

d)

Mission Support Kit

51.


This Listing lists the MSK authorization and assets. Used to perform MSK asset reconciliation, identify shortages and excesses, and facilitate inventory control

a)

Mission Support Kit (MSK) Listing (R52)

b)

Non-Airborne Mobility Spares Package (NAMRSP) Listing (R52)

c)

In-Place Readiness Spares Package (IRSP) Listing (R63)

52.

This Listing lists non-airborne MRSP authorizations and assets.

a)

Mission Support Kit (MSK) Listing (R52)

b)

Non-Airborne Mobility Spares Package (NAMRSP) Listing (R52)

c)

In-Place Readiness Spares Package (IRSP) Listing (R63)

53.

This Listing provides a list of IRSP authorizations and assets

a)

In-Place Readiness Spares Package (IRSP) Listing (R63)

b)

Non-Airborne Mobility Spares Package (NAMRSP) Listing (R52)

c)

Mission Support Kit (MSK) Listing (R52)