SFTRG 1.1 PT1 EXAM STUDY SET WITH 100% VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS!! ALREADY GRADED A+
Security Forces (SF) - (ANSWER)Protective force guarding aircraft and personnel.
Giulio Douhet - (ANSWER)Italian General advocating for aerial warfare strategy.
Nuclear fission - (ANSWER)Process discovered by Szilard and Einstein in 1939.
Atomic bomb - (ANSWER)Explosive device theorized from nuclear fission.
Manhattan Project - (ANSWER)U.S. project to develop nuclear weapons during WWII.
S-1 Project - (ANSWER)Initial name for the Manhattan Project before 1942.
Colonel Leslie Groves - (ANSWER)Led the Manhattan Project as a top priority.
Dr. Robert Oppenheimer - (ANSWER)Chief Scientist of the Manhattan Project.
Office of the Air Provost Marshal (APM) - (ANSWER)Established in 1943 for air base security.
AAF Base Security Battalions - (ANSWER)First organized military police for air bases.
Major General Allen W. Guillon - (ANSWER)Army Provost Marshal responsible for air base security.
Guard Companies - (ANSWER)Units providing law enforcement on air bases.
MP Companies (Aviation) - (ANSWER)Military Police units supporting air bases overseas.
Air Base Security Battalions - (ANSWER)Infantry units for combat theater air base defense.
,SFTRG 1.1 PT1 EXAM STUDY SET WITH 100% VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS!! ALREADY GRADED A+
Miami Army Air Field - (ANSWER)Location of Guard officer training school.
Buckley Field - (ANSWER)Site of Military Police training school.
929th Guard Squadron - (ANSWER)Participated in intensive training at Sioux Falls.
Combat tactics training - (ANSWER)Included in the curriculum for Guard officers.
MP (Aviation) Training Camp - (ANSWER)Established at Camp Ripley for MP training.
Forty-seven MP Companies - (ANSWER)Formed by end of 1942 for air base security.
Criminal investigative section - (ANSWER)Part of MP Companies for handling crimes.
Defenders - (ANSWER)Specially trained personnel for air base combat.
Air Base Security Battalions - (ANSWER)Units protecting air bases from various threats.
Small Arms - (ANSWER)Light firearms used for personal defense.
Machine Guns - (ANSWER)Automatic firearms for sustained fire.
Mortars - (ANSWER)Short-range artillery for indirect fire.
Grenade Launchers - (ANSWER)Weapons for launching grenades at targets.
, SFTRG 1.1 PT1 EXAM STUDY SET WITH 100% VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS!! ALREADY GRADED A+
Rocket Launchers - (ANSWER)Devices for launching rockets, e.g., bazookas.
Half-Tracks - (ANSWER)Armored vehicles with wheels and tracks.
Self-Propelled Guns - (ANSWER)Artillery mounted on mobile platforms.
Light Tanks - (ANSWER)Armored vehicles for frontline combat.
MP (Aviation) Companies - (ANSWER)Military police focused on law enforcement.
Provost Marshal's Office - (ANSWER)Office overseeing military police operations.
Colonel H. G. Reynolds - (ANSWER)First APM of the Air Force.
Atomic Bomb Testing - (ANSWER)Successful test in May 1945.
Little Boy - (ANSWER)First atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
Fatman - (ANSWER)Second atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki.
Kilotons of Force - (ANSWER)Measure of explosive yield, 15-22 kilotons.
National Security Act of 1947 - (ANSWER)Law creating the United States Air Force.
Air Police - (ANSWER)Designation for military police in the Air Force.
General Order No. 1 - (ANSWER)Established Air Police and APM in 1948.
SOLUTIONS!! ALREADY GRADED A+
Security Forces (SF) - (ANSWER)Protective force guarding aircraft and personnel.
Giulio Douhet - (ANSWER)Italian General advocating for aerial warfare strategy.
Nuclear fission - (ANSWER)Process discovered by Szilard and Einstein in 1939.
Atomic bomb - (ANSWER)Explosive device theorized from nuclear fission.
Manhattan Project - (ANSWER)U.S. project to develop nuclear weapons during WWII.
S-1 Project - (ANSWER)Initial name for the Manhattan Project before 1942.
Colonel Leslie Groves - (ANSWER)Led the Manhattan Project as a top priority.
Dr. Robert Oppenheimer - (ANSWER)Chief Scientist of the Manhattan Project.
Office of the Air Provost Marshal (APM) - (ANSWER)Established in 1943 for air base security.
AAF Base Security Battalions - (ANSWER)First organized military police for air bases.
Major General Allen W. Guillon - (ANSWER)Army Provost Marshal responsible for air base security.
Guard Companies - (ANSWER)Units providing law enforcement on air bases.
MP Companies (Aviation) - (ANSWER)Military Police units supporting air bases overseas.
Air Base Security Battalions - (ANSWER)Infantry units for combat theater air base defense.
,SFTRG 1.1 PT1 EXAM STUDY SET WITH 100% VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS!! ALREADY GRADED A+
Miami Army Air Field - (ANSWER)Location of Guard officer training school.
Buckley Field - (ANSWER)Site of Military Police training school.
929th Guard Squadron - (ANSWER)Participated in intensive training at Sioux Falls.
Combat tactics training - (ANSWER)Included in the curriculum for Guard officers.
MP (Aviation) Training Camp - (ANSWER)Established at Camp Ripley for MP training.
Forty-seven MP Companies - (ANSWER)Formed by end of 1942 for air base security.
Criminal investigative section - (ANSWER)Part of MP Companies for handling crimes.
Defenders - (ANSWER)Specially trained personnel for air base combat.
Air Base Security Battalions - (ANSWER)Units protecting air bases from various threats.
Small Arms - (ANSWER)Light firearms used for personal defense.
Machine Guns - (ANSWER)Automatic firearms for sustained fire.
Mortars - (ANSWER)Short-range artillery for indirect fire.
Grenade Launchers - (ANSWER)Weapons for launching grenades at targets.
, SFTRG 1.1 PT1 EXAM STUDY SET WITH 100% VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS!! ALREADY GRADED A+
Rocket Launchers - (ANSWER)Devices for launching rockets, e.g., bazookas.
Half-Tracks - (ANSWER)Armored vehicles with wheels and tracks.
Self-Propelled Guns - (ANSWER)Artillery mounted on mobile platforms.
Light Tanks - (ANSWER)Armored vehicles for frontline combat.
MP (Aviation) Companies - (ANSWER)Military police focused on law enforcement.
Provost Marshal's Office - (ANSWER)Office overseeing military police operations.
Colonel H. G. Reynolds - (ANSWER)First APM of the Air Force.
Atomic Bomb Testing - (ANSWER)Successful test in May 1945.
Little Boy - (ANSWER)First atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
Fatman - (ANSWER)Second atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki.
Kilotons of Force - (ANSWER)Measure of explosive yield, 15-22 kilotons.
National Security Act of 1947 - (ANSWER)Law creating the United States Air Force.
Air Police - (ANSWER)Designation for military police in the Air Force.
General Order No. 1 - (ANSWER)Established Air Police and APM in 1948.