CDC MODULE 1 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Who has overall responsibility for the management of the
CFETP?
Answer:
AFCFM.
Question:
2. What topics are discussed during a utilization and training
workshop (U&TW)?
Answer:
Career field trends, new munitions, new training requirements, and needed
changes to the current CFETP
Question:
3. What is the minimum length of time a trainee must spend
in on-the-job training before being upgraded to the 5-
skill level?
Answer:
12 months.
Question:
4. Why would a journeyman who has previously completed
his/her CDCs continue to use them?
Answer:
To prepare for WAPS testing.
Question:
5. What type of degree can munitions airmen obtain
through the CCAF?
Answer:
Associate in Applied Science Degree in Munitions Systems Technology.
Question:
6. What is the most used section of the CFETP?
Answer:
The STS
,Question:
7. What web-based program is used by munitions units for
tracking an individual's training records?
Answer:
The myTraining.
Question:
8. How are MAJCOMs located in the US organized
differently than MAJCOMS overseas?
Answer:
On a functional basis in the United States; on a geographical basis overseas.
Question:
9. A supported command develops support plans and
annexes for contingency operations specifically for
whom?
Answer:
Combatant commanders.
Question:
10. During contingency operations, who establishes lower
echelon ammunition control points?
Answer:
MAJCOMS
Question:
11. What ammunition entity supports smaller geographic
areas within the theater?
Answer:
RACP.
Question:
12. Which MAJCOM is responsible for munitions
sustainment?
Answer:
AFMC
Question:
13. What is the biggest center that the AFMC operates?
Answer:
GACP.
, Question:
14. What is the primary mission of the Global Ammunition
Control Point Munitions
Answer:
To execute product support management and supply management for USAF
munitions and related assets.
Question:
15. Which organization/agency operates the TMCP?
Answer:
The GACP Armament Division located at Robins AFB.
Question:
16. List the command structure of a typical wing in
descending order.
Answer:
Wing, group, squadron, flight, section, and element.
Question:
17. Which type of wing is capable of self-support in
functional areas like maintenance, supply, and munitions?
Answer:
Operational wing.
Question:
18. Which organization is a level just below the wing with
approximately 400 to 1,000 people?
Answer:
Group.
Question:
19. How is a typical munitions unit broken down?
Answer:
into three sections-production, systems, and materiel; may also have a total of
nine elements.
Question:
20. What is the purpose of the logistics system?
Answer:
To create and sustain force generation capabilities whenever and wherever
needed to conduct military operations. On the broadest level, logistics is a key
aspect of program management to acquire and sustain weapons systems
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Who has overall responsibility for the management of the
CFETP?
Answer:
AFCFM.
Question:
2. What topics are discussed during a utilization and training
workshop (U&TW)?
Answer:
Career field trends, new munitions, new training requirements, and needed
changes to the current CFETP
Question:
3. What is the minimum length of time a trainee must spend
in on-the-job training before being upgraded to the 5-
skill level?
Answer:
12 months.
Question:
4. Why would a journeyman who has previously completed
his/her CDCs continue to use them?
Answer:
To prepare for WAPS testing.
Question:
5. What type of degree can munitions airmen obtain
through the CCAF?
Answer:
Associate in Applied Science Degree in Munitions Systems Technology.
Question:
6. What is the most used section of the CFETP?
Answer:
The STS
,Question:
7. What web-based program is used by munitions units for
tracking an individual's training records?
Answer:
The myTraining.
Question:
8. How are MAJCOMs located in the US organized
differently than MAJCOMS overseas?
Answer:
On a functional basis in the United States; on a geographical basis overseas.
Question:
9. A supported command develops support plans and
annexes for contingency operations specifically for
whom?
Answer:
Combatant commanders.
Question:
10. During contingency operations, who establishes lower
echelon ammunition control points?
Answer:
MAJCOMS
Question:
11. What ammunition entity supports smaller geographic
areas within the theater?
Answer:
RACP.
Question:
12. Which MAJCOM is responsible for munitions
sustainment?
Answer:
AFMC
Question:
13. What is the biggest center that the AFMC operates?
Answer:
GACP.
, Question:
14. What is the primary mission of the Global Ammunition
Control Point Munitions
Answer:
To execute product support management and supply management for USAF
munitions and related assets.
Question:
15. Which organization/agency operates the TMCP?
Answer:
The GACP Armament Division located at Robins AFB.
Question:
16. List the command structure of a typical wing in
descending order.
Answer:
Wing, group, squadron, flight, section, and element.
Question:
17. Which type of wing is capable of self-support in
functional areas like maintenance, supply, and munitions?
Answer:
Operational wing.
Question:
18. Which organization is a level just below the wing with
approximately 400 to 1,000 people?
Answer:
Group.
Question:
19. How is a typical munitions unit broken down?
Answer:
into three sections-production, systems, and materiel; may also have a total of
nine elements.
Question:
20. What is the purpose of the logistics system?
Answer:
To create and sustain force generation capabilities whenever and wherever
needed to conduct military operations. On the broadest level, logistics is a key
aspect of program management to acquire and sustain weapons systems
