Module 1 CDC's Ammo Quiz Latest Update Graded A+

Module 1 CDC's Ammo Quiz Latest Update Graded A+ What is the definition of a cartridge? A complete round of ammunition, including the bullet, powder, and primer. What are the key components of ammunition? Case, primer, propellant, and projectile. What should be done if a cartridge is damaged or has an unknown defect? It should be discarded and reported immediately. How should ammunition be stored to ensure safety? In a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight. What is the function of the primer in a cartridge? To ignite the propellant when struck by the firing pin. 2 What is the most common type of ammunition used in military firearms? Centerfire ammunition. Why is it important to ensure proper headspace in a firearm? To ensure the cartridge fits properly and safely in the chamber. How is ammunition classified in terms of use? By its intended function, such as for training, practice, or combat. What is the typical hazard when handling or storing ammunition improperly? Risk of accidental discharge or explosion. Why should ammunition be inspected before use? To ensure it is not defective and will function properly. What is a common method of identifying the caliber of ammunition? By the headstamp on the base of the cartridge case. 3 How should ammunition be disposed of if it is no longer needed? Through an approved disposal method, following safety protocols. What is the term for the force that propels the projectile out of the firearm? The expanding gases produced by the ignited propellant. What is the function of the bullet in a cartridge? To travel through the air toward the target upon firing. What is the significance of proper ammunition handling and safety training? To prevent accidents and ensure effective use of ammunition. Why is it critical to match the correct ammunition to a firearm? Incorrect ammunition can cause malfunctions or damage to the firearm. What is a misfire? When a cartridge fails to ignite upon firing. 4 What should be done if a misfire occurs? Follow the proper clearing procedure, keeping the muzzle pointed in a safe direction. What is the role of the propellant in ammunition? To provide the necessary force to launch the projectile. Which career field subdivision LOADS nuclear and nonnuclear air-to-air muntions, explosives, and propellant devices on aircraft? Aircraft Armament 3 multiple choice options What are the First steps needed prior to starting 5-skill level upgrade training? Complete basic training, be assigned to the