AFCOMAC CLASS 18-002 STUDY GUIDE
Materiel Flight - Answers - Who receives, stores, warehouses, handles, breaks-out,
inspects, ships, inventories, transports, and processes transactions in CAS for
conventional munitions?
Accountability of the stockpile, sustained production and continued resupply utilizing
AMST - Answers - What is the primary purpose of Munitions Operations?
Prioritized Breakout Scheme; Prioritized Component List; Where it is to be delivered -
Answers - The ______________________________ is a product that consists of the
information contained on the _____________________________________ and covers
who will break out the assets, in what order it will be done, what type of vehicle it will be
loaded on and ________________________________.
Light and fast loads (QUP/pallets) - Answers - During the initial flush, the first loads
brought to the pads should be _____________________________.
Assembly Line Technique - Answers - The use of the
_____________________________________________ enhances the efficiency and is
less labor intensive because the person will assemble only their assigned portion of the
munitions item.
Pallet; Dunnage; Trailer - Answers - What are three alternative building techniques?
Using the Munitions Assembly Conveyor (MAC) - Answers - What is the best assembly
method of supporting and sustaining medium to large scale FRAGs?
Trailer Flow Plan; Possible Choke Points - Answers - In coordination with Line Delivery,
Munitions Control will develop a ____________________________________ in
accordance with the flying schedule to ensure proper employment of trailers and to
identify __________________________________.
Base Support Plan (BSP) - Answers - The ___________________________________
is primarily developed for locations with a permanent Air Force presence
Expeditionary Site Plan (ESP) - Answers - What are associated with locations that do
not have a permanent Air Force presence?
Operations Plans (OPLANs) - Answers - The BSP and ESP are to determine installation
capabilities and ensure standardized support for tasked ______________________.
Resources and capabilities of a location by functional area (typically unclassified but
"For Official Use Only") - Answers - What does Part I of the BSP/ESP identify?
, Allocation of resources, support of operations and the local LIMFACs (typically
classified) - Answers - What does Part II of the BSP/ESP identify?
Expeditionary Site Survey - Answers - What should be conducted at possible bed-down
sites to better prepare air expeditionary forces for preparations in unfamiliar and austere
locations?
Personnel, Equipment, Aircraft Parking, Standard Configuration Loads (SCLs), Aircraft
Cross Servicing and primary/alternative explosives routes - Answers - What are some
considerations Line Delivery personnel should factor?
Munitions Control - Answers - Which functional area is the focal point for sortie
generation support as well as planning, coordinating, directing, and controlling all
munitions/weapons activities?
Operational Plans; Munitions Employment Plan (MEP) - Answers - Control utilizes unit
____________________________ as a guide to develop checklists/flow plans which is
why it is important for control to review, know and understand the
_________________________________.
A factor or condition that, either temporarily or permanently, impedes mission
accomplishment (e.g. something that can only be fixed with help from higher HQ) -
Answers - Define LIMFAC
Every 2 years; after significant changes to a location; or when directed by MAJCOM/A4
Logistics Plans Function - Answers - How often should Part I of the BSP/ESP be
updated?
Joint Operations Planning and Execution System (JOPES) - Answers - What applies to
the development and implementation of Operation Plans and Operation Orders
prepared in response to Presidential, SecDef, or CJCS requirements?
Deliberate and Crisis Action Planning and Execution Segments (DCAPES) - Answers -
What is the Air Force's war planning system and provides an Air Force feed to JOPES
automated data processing?
The Time Phased Force Deployment Data (TPFDD) - Answers - What provides a list of
forces, non-unit supplies, personnel, as well as transportation road maps and common
system language for all planners?
Requirements-Driven (OPLANs/CONPLANs/OPORDS) & Capabilities-Driven (Service-
owned capabilities with no specific requirements) - Answers - What are the types of
TPFDD?
Unit Type Code (UTC) - Answers - What is a potential capability focused upon
accomplishment of a specific mission that the military service provides?
Materiel Flight - Answers - Who receives, stores, warehouses, handles, breaks-out,
inspects, ships, inventories, transports, and processes transactions in CAS for
conventional munitions?
Accountability of the stockpile, sustained production and continued resupply utilizing
AMST - Answers - What is the primary purpose of Munitions Operations?
Prioritized Breakout Scheme; Prioritized Component List; Where it is to be delivered -
Answers - The ______________________________ is a product that consists of the
information contained on the _____________________________________ and covers
who will break out the assets, in what order it will be done, what type of vehicle it will be
loaded on and ________________________________.
Light and fast loads (QUP/pallets) - Answers - During the initial flush, the first loads
brought to the pads should be _____________________________.
Assembly Line Technique - Answers - The use of the
_____________________________________________ enhances the efficiency and is
less labor intensive because the person will assemble only their assigned portion of the
munitions item.
Pallet; Dunnage; Trailer - Answers - What are three alternative building techniques?
Using the Munitions Assembly Conveyor (MAC) - Answers - What is the best assembly
method of supporting and sustaining medium to large scale FRAGs?
Trailer Flow Plan; Possible Choke Points - Answers - In coordination with Line Delivery,
Munitions Control will develop a ____________________________________ in
accordance with the flying schedule to ensure proper employment of trailers and to
identify __________________________________.
Base Support Plan (BSP) - Answers - The ___________________________________
is primarily developed for locations with a permanent Air Force presence
Expeditionary Site Plan (ESP) - Answers - What are associated with locations that do
not have a permanent Air Force presence?
Operations Plans (OPLANs) - Answers - The BSP and ESP are to determine installation
capabilities and ensure standardized support for tasked ______________________.
Resources and capabilities of a location by functional area (typically unclassified but
"For Official Use Only") - Answers - What does Part I of the BSP/ESP identify?
, Allocation of resources, support of operations and the local LIMFACs (typically
classified) - Answers - What does Part II of the BSP/ESP identify?
Expeditionary Site Survey - Answers - What should be conducted at possible bed-down
sites to better prepare air expeditionary forces for preparations in unfamiliar and austere
locations?
Personnel, Equipment, Aircraft Parking, Standard Configuration Loads (SCLs), Aircraft
Cross Servicing and primary/alternative explosives routes - Answers - What are some
considerations Line Delivery personnel should factor?
Munitions Control - Answers - Which functional area is the focal point for sortie
generation support as well as planning, coordinating, directing, and controlling all
munitions/weapons activities?
Operational Plans; Munitions Employment Plan (MEP) - Answers - Control utilizes unit
____________________________ as a guide to develop checklists/flow plans which is
why it is important for control to review, know and understand the
_________________________________.
A factor or condition that, either temporarily or permanently, impedes mission
accomplishment (e.g. something that can only be fixed with help from higher HQ) -
Answers - Define LIMFAC
Every 2 years; after significant changes to a location; or when directed by MAJCOM/A4
Logistics Plans Function - Answers - How often should Part I of the BSP/ESP be
updated?
Joint Operations Planning and Execution System (JOPES) - Answers - What applies to
the development and implementation of Operation Plans and Operation Orders
prepared in response to Presidential, SecDef, or CJCS requirements?
Deliberate and Crisis Action Planning and Execution Segments (DCAPES) - Answers -
What is the Air Force's war planning system and provides an Air Force feed to JOPES
automated data processing?
The Time Phased Force Deployment Data (TPFDD) - Answers - What provides a list of
forces, non-unit supplies, personnel, as well as transportation road maps and common
system language for all planners?
Requirements-Driven (OPLANs/CONPLANs/OPORDS) & Capabilities-Driven (Service-
owned capabilities with no specific requirements) - Answers - What are the types of
TPFDD?
Unit Type Code (UTC) - Answers - What is a potential capability focused upon
accomplishment of a specific mission that the military service provides?
