B2w051 - V2Set1

Question

When we look at the most common electric tools you use in the munitions storage area, when using a drill, what is the first thing you do?

Answer 1

Make sure the diameter of the hole to be drilled is within the capacity of the drill

Answer 2

Connect the drill to the power source

Answer 3

Put on your safety goggles

Answer 4

Insert the chuck key

Answer 5

Eye or face protection

Answer 6

Eye protection and gloves

Answer 7

Accelerated

Answer 8

sound operational practices

Answer 9

not so common “common sense"

Answer 10

good hand and eye coordination

Answer 11

sound mechanical knowledge of the device

Answer 12

Face shield

Answer 13

Safety goggles

Answer 14

Protective helmets

Answer 15

Chain assembly

Answer 16

Web strapping

Answer 17

Metal mesh

Answer 18

Wire rope.

Answer 19

5 percent in excess of normal throat opening or more than 15 degrees twist from the plane

Answer 20

10 percent in excess of normal throat opening or more than 15 degrees twist from the plane

Answer 21

15 percent in excess of normal throat opening or more than 10 degrees twist from the plane

Answer 22

20 percent in excess of normal throat opening or more than 10 degrees twist from the plane

Answer 23

standing clear of the attached load

Answer 24

keeping the sling well lubricated in order to prevent corrosion

Answer 25

keeping your hands and fingers from between the sling and the load

Answer 26

inspecting the sling by passing your bare hand over the body of the sling

Answer 27

101–5BFG

Answer 28

AN/PSM–6

Answer 29

AMTEC 620.

Answer 30

Galvanometer

Answer 31

1,500 pounds

Answer 32

3,000 pounds

Answer 33

5,500 pounds

Answer 34

5,700 pounds

Answer 35

The two deck-panel supports must be properly positioned and locked in place with quick-release pins

Answer 36

The two deck-panel supports must be properly positioned and locked in place with bolts and self-locking nuts

Answer 37

The two deck-panel supports remain in the stowed position with quick-release pins

Answer 38

The trailer cannot be towed with the deck panels opened.

Answer 39

electrical

Answer 40

mechanical

Answer 41

automatic surge

Answer 42

5,000 pounds

Answer 43

5,500 pounds

Answer 44

15,000 pounds

Answer 45

15,500 pounds

Answer 46

Four inboard rear.

Answer 47

Two onboard rear

Answer 48

Rear two outboard rear

Answer 49

Front two outboard rear

Answer 50

6,000 pounds

Answer 51

9,000 pounds.

Answer 52

12,000 pounds

Answer 53

15,000 pounds

Answer 54

Rack and pinion

Answer 55

Automotive type.

Answer 56

Recirculating ball

Answer 57

Double Ackerman

Answer 58

The use of J-bars

Answer 59

An adjustable ramp

Answer 60

The speed the pallet is moved

Answer 61

Tie-down straps only

Answer 62

Tie-down cables only

Answer 63

Nails or wood bracing

Answer 64

MB–1 chain assemblies or tie-down straps

Answer 65

An off-base

Answer 66

A logistical

Answer 67

An interbase

Answer 68

An operational.

Answer 69

Operational

Answer 70

Logistical

Answer 71

After loading, unloading, and periodically between stops.

Answer 72

After loading and periodically between stops

Answer 73

At the beginning of each day

Answer 74

After unloading is complete

Answer 75

6,000-pound all-terrain forklift.

Answer 76

MHU–83-series bomb-lift truck

Answer 77

MJ–1-series aerial stores lift truck

Answer 78

6,000-pound rough-terrain forklift

Answer 79

provide added support and to relieve excess hydraulic pressure from the lift arms in carrying loads for long distances

Answer 80

provide added support and to relieve excess hydraulic pressure from the lift boom in carrying loads for long distances

Answer 81

relieve excess hydraulic pressure from the lift boom when the lift truck is parked

Answer 82

relieve excess hydraulic pressure from the lift arms when the lift truck is parked

Answer 83

3,000 pounds

Answer 84

3,500 pounds

Answer 85

6,000 pounds

Answer 86

7,000 pounds

Answer 87

reduce its lifting capacity by 800 pounds.

Answer 88

increase its lifting capacity by 800 pounds

Answer 89

reduce its lifting capability by 1,000 pounds

Answer 90

increase its lifting capability by 1,000 pounds

Answer 91

The lift truck stops immediately

Answer 92

The unit rolls until its inertia is spent

Answer 93

The unit coasts to a stop very quickly

Answer 94

The transmission automatically drops to a lower gear, stopping forward motion.

Answer 95

Vehicle maintenance

Answer 96

General maintenance

Answer 97

Aircraft servicing.

Answer 98

Paint sprayers

Answer 99

Mission readiness

Answer 100

Reduce maintenance costs

Answer 101

Maintain vehicle serviceability at reduced cost

Answer 102

Make sure vehicles are serviceable and in good condition

Answer 103

Pump the clutch several times and attempt to shift the lever

Answer 104

Drive forward or backward a short distance, stop the tractor, and attempt to shift the lever

Answer 105

Shift the transmission through all of the gears including reverse, and then attempt to shift the lever.

Answer 106

Shift the transmission back and forth between forward and reverse gears, then attempt to shift the lever

Answer 107

to prevent the possibility of foreign object damage.

Answer 108

to ensure it is available when needed

Answer 109

to prevent the pintle from unlocking

Answer 110

by a chain only.

Answer 111

High range

Answer 112

Any range is acceptable

Answer 113

Test the trailer brakes

Answer 114

Slow the tractor on wet pavement

Answer 115

Slow the tractor to prevent skidding

Answer 116

Straighten the trailer in a jackknife skid

Answer 117

Use a spotter

Answer 118

Use mirrors on both sides

Answer 119

Turn toward the driver’s side

Answer 120

Turn toward the passenger’s side

Answer 121

Three feet

Answer 122

Adverse-terrain

Answer 123

Variable-reach

Answer 124

Rough-terrain

Answer 125

Never, this is an example of a safety violation.

Answer 126

When mission accomplishment is at risk and permission of the squadron commander is given in writing.

Answer 127

When the weapons body is strong enough to prevent damage and is long enough to be transported safely

Answer 128

Only when no other transport vehicle is available and the weapons are securely fastened to the forklift tines

Answer 129

Never, this violates storage regulations

Answer 130

Only when such equipment is essential to day-to-day operations

Answer 131

Anytime, as long as the equipment is kept 10 feet from combustible material

Answer 132

Only when stored in fire-resistive buildings and such equipment is essential to day-to-day operations

Answer 133

Transfer unit

Answer 134

Trailer chassis

Answer 135

Storage container

Answer 136

Transfer unit

Answer 137

Storage container

Answer 138

Ammunition drum

Answer 139

Transfer unit assembly

Answer 140

Conveyor belt assembly

Answer 141

Storage container assembly

Answer 142

Universal aircraft interface unit

Answer 143

Inner drum.

Answer 144

Outer drum

Answer 145

Interface unit

Answer 146

Ammunition conveyor

Answer 147

Live rounds loaded.

Answer 148

Spent cases downloaded

Answer 149

Cleared rounds downloaded

Answer 150

Damaged rounds downloaded.

Answer 151

Transfer unit

Answer 152

Storage container

Answer 153

Ammunition drum.

Answer 154

without using the counter

Answer 155

without using the interface unit

Answer 156

without loading or downloading ammunitions or links

Answer 157

Every 30 days when in use and annually when in storage

Answer 158

Every 45 days when in use and annually when in storage

Answer 159

Every 60 days when in use and annually when in storage

Answer 160

Every 90 days when in use and annually when in storage

Answer 161

Drive assembly

Answer 162

Delinker loader unit

Answer 163

Empty space preclusion device

Answer 164

Rigid ammunition chute assembly

Answer 165

¼-inch speed wrench

Answer 166

½-inch speed wrench

Answer 167

¼-inch ratchet and socket

Answer 168

½-inch ratchet and socket

Answer 169

Manually separated and counted for the next upload

Answer 170

Automatically counted and then uploaded back into the loader.

Answer 171

Manually downloaded through the second gate in the bottom of the replenisher

Answer 172

Automatically downloaded through the second gate in the bottom of the replenisher

Answer 173

GPU–5/A.

Answer 174

GFU–10/E

Answer 175

GFU–11/E

Answer 176

Rail conveyor

Answer 177

Pneumatic hoist

Answer 178

Interface control board (ICB)

Answer 179

three 500-pound munitions at a time or two 2,000-pound munitions items

Answer 180

three 500-pound munitions at a time or one 2,000-pound munitions item

Answer 181

two 500-pound munitions at a time or two 2,000-pound munitions items. d. two

Answer 182

two 500-pound munitions at a time or one 2,000-pound munitions item.

Answer 183

50 × 100.

Answer 184

100 × 200

Answer 185

100 × 500.

Answer 186

Excessive NEW at your location probably means a shortage at other sites.

Answer 187

Excessive NEW at your location means you may run out of operating room.

Answer 188

If ignited, excessive NEW may cause propagation of an explosive from one location to another.

Answer 189

Excessive NEW means the breakout crew has to work harder just to keep up with the flow of munitions.

Answer 190

Arming wire dispenser

Answer 191

Interface control board

Answer 192

Tie-down criteria

Answer 193

Placarding requirements

Answer 194

Compatibility requirements

Answer 195

Quantity distance (QD) criteria

Answer 196

11A–1–63

Answer 197

Title 49 CFR

Answer 198

TO 11A–1–10

Answer 199

AFMAN 91–201

Answer 200

During contingency operations

Answer 201

Must have written approval from squadron commander

Answer 202

Movements beginning and ending within the confines of a military base or installation

Answer 203

During shift change

Answer 204

During electrical storms

Answer 205

During contingency operations

Answer 206

Designate the most concealed possible primary and alternate explosives routes.

Answer 207

Designate the securest possible primary and alternate explosives routes

Answer 208

Designate the fastest possible primary and alternate explosives routes

Answer 209

Designate the safest possible primary and alternate explosives routes

Answer 210

a general warning to all personnel and to furnish specific fire-fighting guidance

Answer 211

withdrawal distances to all personnel and to furnish specific fire-fighting guidance

Answer 212

vehicle identification to all personnel and to furnish specific fire-fighting guidance

Answer 213

explosives identification to all personnel and to furnish specific fire-fighting guidance

Answer 214

Compatibility group letters

Answer 215

Placards for transporting HD 1.4 material

Answer 216

Placards where necessary to avoid attention of hostile forces

Answer 217

All of the above

Answer 218

Use either one.

Answer 219

The illustrations

Answer 220

The written procedures

Answer 221

Consult your shop chief

Answer 222

Illustrations for each trailer configuration

Answer 223

Equipment and quantity required for each trailer

Answer 224

Equipment and quantity required for each trailer and weapon.

Answer 225

WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, and NOTES pertaining to each trailer and weapon

Answer 226

use a cheater bar to close the handle

Answer 227

use an extension to secure the handle

Answer 228

adjust the load-binder hooks on the chain

Answer 229

replace the defective load binder with one that works

Answer 230

M10 adapter

Answer 231

Wheel chocks

Answer 232

Rail extenders

Answer 233

Stabilizer jack

Answer 234

Wooden rails

Answer 235

Conveyor belt

Answer 236

Pneumatic hoist

Answer 237

Master nuclear certification list.

Answer 238

TO 00–35D–54.

Answer 239

TO 11A–1–10

Answer 240

TO 11A–1–63

Answer 241

A certified item will be stamped “Nuclear certified"

Answer 242

A certified item will be stenciled “Nuclear certified.”

Answer 243

Positive identification by a stamp, stencil, or etching

Answer 244

Positive identification by a nameplate, label, appropriate markings, or by official documents.

Answer 245

Original equipment pintle hook assemblies are not authorized.

Answer 246

Off-center rear of vehicle pintle hooks shall not be used for nuclear operations

Answer 247

Replacements are authorized if procured and installed per appropriate technical orders.

Answer 248

Front mounted pintle hooks are only authorized for local positioning tasks such as inner warehousing.

Answer 249

Combat delivery vehicles

Answer 250

General-purpose hand tools

Answer 251

Noncombat delivery vehicles

Answer 252

Equipment used to transport nuclear weapons

Answer 253

Wrap the loose ends around the tie-down device; tape to the device.

Answer 254

Loop the excess chain around the chain assembly; secure with duct tape.

Answer 255

Coil the excess chain around itself; secure with pressure-sensitive adhesive tape.

Answer 256

Wrap the loose ends around the container tie-down point; secure with a cable tie.

Answer 257

the cable deflection is less than ¾ inch using hand pressure only

Answer 258

threads (more than one) are exposed inside the turnbuckle

Answer 259

the wing nuts are close to but not touching the turnbuckle

Answer 260

the clevis is centered on the tie-down point.

Answer 261

Close the tensioning mechanism; pull the strap

Answer 262

Release the adjusting mechanism; pull the strap.

Answer 263

Engage the release mechanism; the strap automatically releases

Answer 264

Disengage the spindle mechanism; the strap automatically releases

Answer 265

time and money

Answer 266

safety and security

Answer 267

people and equipment

Answer 268

people and the mode of transportation

Answer 269

Secure area

Answer 270

No-lone zone

Answer 271

Close-in security

Answer 272

National defense

Answer 273

Every six months

Answer 274

Every two years

Answer 275

Every five years

Answer 276

AF IMT 505

Answer 277

AF IMT 514

Answer 278

AF IMT 1348–1

Answer 279

AF IMT 2009–1

Answer 280

When on base or within the confines of a military installation only.

Answer 281

When off base and traveling over state highways only.

Answer 282

Only when more than one vehicle is involved.

Answer 283

Every time weapons are moved.

Answer 284

Keeping other vehicles from entering the convoy

Answer 285

Maintaining the proper speed required in a convoy

Answer 286

Keeping the proper distance from the security forces

Answer 287

Identifying the correct checkpoints along the convoy route

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