QUESTIONS COMPLETE WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
1. According to MIL-STD-1320D, what is the minimum requirement for
steel strapping seals on A&E loaded on a flatbed trailer?
A) One single crimped seal
B) Two seals
C) Three seals
D) No seals required
Correct Answer: B - MIL-STD-1320D requires two seals per strap for
securing A&E loads on flatbed trailers. A single crimped seal does not
provide sufficient redundancy for securing explosive materials.
2. A driver's spare tire shows 3/32 inch tread depth. Is this acceptable
according to regulations?
A) No, spare tires require 4/32 inch minimum
B) Yes, 2/32 inch is the minimum requirement
C) No, spare tires require 6/32 inch minimum
D) Yes, any tread depth is acceptable for spares
Correct Answer: B - The minimum tread depth for spare tires on
military vehicles is 2/32 of an inch. Any depth at or above this standard
is acceptable.
,3. Which of the following combinations of hazard classes can be
transported on the same vehicle? 1.1C, 1.1L, 1.3B, 1.3E
A) All four require separate vehicles
B) 2 vehicles
C) 3 vehicles
D) 4 vehicles
Correct Answer: C - These items require 3 transport vehicles based on
compatibility group segregation requirements.
4. What type of fire extinguisher is acceptable for A&E transport
vehicles?
A) Water type with 5-A rating
B) Dry chemical type with minimum 10-B:C rating
C) CO2 type with 5-B:C rating
D) Halon type with 10-A rating
Correct Answer: B - Dry chemical fire extinguishers with a minimum 10-
B:C rating are acceptable for A&E transport vehicles. Other types may
not be suitable for the types of fires that could occur.
5. What is the authorized weight capacity of a TYPE III fixed tiedown
anchor?
A) 5,000 pounds
B) 10,000 pounds
C) 15,000 pounds
D) 20,000 pounds
,Correct Answer: B - TYPE III fixed tiedown anchors have an authorized
weight capacity of 10,000 pounds.
6. When loading items 1.1C, 1.1E, 1.2C, and 1.2D, how many transport
vehicles are required?
A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 4
Correct Answer: B - These compatibility groups require 2 transport
vehicles for safe transportation.
7. What does the CIIC (Controlled Inventory Item Code) identify?
A) The manufacturing date of the item
B) The level of threat to public safety or security
C) The shipping weight of the item
D) The storage temperature requirements
Correct Answer: B - CIIC identifies the degree of threat to public safety
or security assigned to an item. It helps determine security handling
requirements.
8. What form is used for inspection of motor vehicles and cargo spaces
for A&E transportation?
A) DD Form 1149
B) DD Form 626
, C) SF Form 86
D) DD Form 1348
Correct Answer: B - DD Form 626 is the specific form used for the
mechanical inspection of motor vehicles and cargo spaces for
transporting ammunition and explosives.
9. Where must explosives placards be displayed on a motor vehicle?
A) Front and rear only
B) Front, each side, and rear
C) Driver's side and rear only
D) Roof and rear only
Correct Answer: B - Explosives placards must be displayed on the front,
each side, and rear of the motor vehicle for proper visibility from all
angles.
10. How often must a hazardous materials driver undergo a physical
examination?
A) Every 6 months
B) Every year
C) Every 2 years
D) Every 3 years
Correct Answer: B - Drivers must have a physical examination annually
to maintain their qualification for transporting hazardous materials.