The three main characteristics of resource management are: Utility, _______ ____________, and potential for depletion or consumption - ANSWER limited availability
The three main characteristics of resource management
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The three main characteristics of resource management are: Utility, _______ ____________, and potential for depletion or consumption - ANSWER limited availability
The three main characteristics of resource management are: _______, limited availability, and potential for depletion or consumption - ANSWER utility
The three main characteristics of resource management are: Utility, limited availability, and potential for _________ or consumption - ANSWER depletion
The ISR fiscal year runs from 1 ___ to 30 ___ - ANSWER OCT, SEP
Unit level resources are managed by each unit's __ - ANSWER RM
Which intelligence spending program covers programs, projects, and activities of the intelligence community which are oriented toward the strategic needs of decision makers? - ANSWER NIP
Covers defense intelligence activities intended to support tactical military operations - ANSWER MIP
Total intelligence spending is viewed as the combination of the ___ and ___ - ANSWER NIP, MIP
The ___ releases the US IC budget each fiscal year - ANSWER DNI
In the _____ quarter, 25% of the budget is allocated for spending, fallout money becomes available - ANSWER first
In the ______ quarter (by January), RA submits the first iteration of the BER, All initial requests must be submitted for unit prioritization, 50% of budget is allocated - ANSWER second
In the _____ quarter, 75% of the budget is allocated, prepares for end of year budget spending - ANSWER third
In the ______ quarter, congress approves next year's funding budget, spending must be done by 30 SEP - ANSWER fourth
The unit prioritizes ______ requests throughout the fiscal year - ANSWER funded
________ requests get prioritized at the squadron level and if a funded request is unable to be implemented, the unit can use funds to cover unfunded requests - ANSWER unfunded
The _____ ______ ___________ Chapter 3 "TDY Travel" outlines the different types of TDY travel, Procedures, and allowances - ANSWER joint travel regulations
An _____ is a complete and detailed plan containing a full description of the CONOP and all required annexes with their associated appendices - ANSWER OPLAN
OPLANS are prepared when:
o The contingency has a compelling ________ interest
o The nature of the contingency requires detailed prior planning for complex issues
o Detailed planning will contribute to deterrence
o Detailed planning is required to support planning
o Detailed planning is necessary to determine force and sustain requirements - ANSWER national
Documents that guide Joint Planning:
o _____ Publication 1
o NMS
o Unified Command Plan
o Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan - ANSWER joint
Documents that guide Joint Planning:
o Joint Publication 1
o ___
o Unified Command Plan
o Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan - ANSWER NMS
Documents that guide Joint Planning:
o Joint Publication 1
o NMS
o _______ Command Plan
o Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan - ANSWER unified
Documents that guide Joint Planning:
o Joint Publication 1
o NMS
o Unified Command Plan
o Joint _________ Capabilities Plan - ANSWER strategic
Unique two digit code that identifies the MAJCOM to the UMD - ANSWER CID
a 10 digit number assigned to each manpower authorization - ANSWER POS
8 character code assigned to each AF unit - ANSWER PAS
Identifies the designation assigned to the PAS code - ANSWER unit
IDs the location of the unit or installation in geocoords - ANSWER ILC
a term used to describe a geographic location where the military operations or duties are conducted - ANSWER installation
Shows the required grade for the particular position as earned by manpower standards - ANSWER RGD
Authorized grade that is funded by congress - ANSWER GRD
Identifies the positions required/ authorized specialty - ANSWER AFSC
The purpose of the Air Force Assignments process is to "satisfy operational, ___________, and training requirements" - ANSWER rotational
The listing that notifies Airmen what assignments are available and are sorted by AFSC, grade, and location - ANSWER equal
In place consecutive overseas tour - ANSWER IPCOT
Consecutive overseas tour - ANSWER COT
Continental United States - ANSWER CONUS
A _________ move is any PCS resulting in a base closure, completion of, or elimination of training - ANSWER mandatory
Used to fill joint or special duty assignments, jobs with specific requirements and CMSgt assignments, as well as 9S100 jobs - ANSWER equal plus
allows First-Term Airmen and career airmen to apply for a CONUS-to-CONUS BOP, an OS-to-CONUS BOP or an in-place BOP - ANSWER BOP
Hand matched and predicted on each members assignment preference, intent codes A, B, H - ANSWER join spouse
Designed to protect Airmen and their families; works with agencies to provide community support, housing, educational, and medical services to families with special needs - ANSWER EFMP
Established to assist members to resolve severe short-term problems involving a family member - ANSWER humanitarian
8-Series Jobs (i.e. First Sergeant, Recruiter, Military Training Leader, etc.) - ANSWER DSD
The ___ _____ is primarily comprised of uniformed U.S. Air Force officials who assist the Chief of Staff in carrying out his dual-hatted role as the principal military advisor to Secretary of the Air Force - ANSWER air staff
A ___ is appointed to represent each functional family in the Air Force and do not manage or have an impact on assignments for ISR airmen - ANSWER CFM
An ___ is an SNCO who works with AFPC to coordinate the distribution of personnel and ensures proper command prioritization of allocated personnel resources? - ANSWER MFM
What is the primary document used to identify life-cycle education and training requirements, training support resources, and minimum core task requirements for an Air Force specialty? - ANSWER CFETP
The goal of Total Force ___________ is to provide the AF and the Combatant Commanders the best possible capabilities to meet their requirements by leveraging the combined human resources of all members - ANSWER integration
___ ________ _____ (ANG) is a federal military reserve force as well as a militia air force of each U.S. state - ANSWER air national guard
AFRC stands for ___ _____ _______ _______ - ANSWER air force reserve command
United States ____ ___ _____ Authorities are the backbone of U.S. Legislation, compromised of all general and permanent federal laws. Together these titles govern U.S. Armed Forces, the Department of State, public diplomacy efforts, and national defense - ANSWER code and title
Title __: outlines the role of armed forces as well as providing the legal basis for roles, mission, and organization. It also governs when members are called to active duty. - ANSWER 10
Title __: Federal authority over national guard members and states that state level activation is guided by state laws and policies but is funded by the federal government - ANSWER 32
Title __: Outlines the role of war and national defense and states that traditional military operations are not "cover action"
• Chapter 15- National Security
• Chapter 33- War Powers Resolution
• Chapter 36- Foreign Intelligence Surveillance - ANSWER 50
Title 50: Outlines the role of war and national defense and states that traditional military operations are not "cover action"
• Chapter 15- ________ ________
• Chapter 33- War Powers Resolution
• Chapter 36- Foreign Intelligence Surveillance - ANSWER national security
Title 50: Outlines the role of war and national defense and states that traditional military operations are not "cover action"
• Chapter 15- National Security
• Chapter 33- ___ ______ __________
• Chapter 36- Foreign Intelligence Surveillance - ANSWER war powers resolution
Title 50: Outlines the role of war and national defense and states that traditional military operations are not "cover action"
• Chapter 15- National Security
• Chapter 33- War Powers Resolution
• Chapter 36- Foreign ____________ ____________ - ANSWER intelligence surveillance
________ is a critical resource that enables combat capability. - ANSWER manpower
What document is used to request a zero sum change to a unit's authorizations as defined on its UMD? - ANSWER ACR
This is a list of every member in a unit. It includes such personnel data as when a member arrived on station, his or her projected date of separation, and any assignment availability or limitation codes which might apply to the member. - ANSWER alpha roster
Which Air Force document is used to document changes to an Airman's personnel record, such as adding or removing a special experience identifier, upgrading a member's job skill level, or changing his or her duty title? - ANSWER AF Form 2096
Which regulation gives direction for how the Air Force Assignment System is to be managed? - ANSWER AFI 36-2110
The U.S. Intelligence Community (IC) Budget each FY is consistent with the 9/11 Commission Act of #____ - ANSWER 2007
Who manages the Air Force Military Intelligence Program? - ANSWER A2
Which levels do the Air Force Military Intelligence Program (MIP) Fund?
________-level systems and activities related to ___ and _____ operations - ANSWER tactical, air, space
What links DOD resources to a capability and mission area, ensures mission requirements are funded over multiple fiscal years, and allow for a review of roles, missions, and capabilities across the DOD? ____ - ANSWER PPBE
What does PPBE stand for? - ANSWER Planning Programming Budgeting Execution Process
On what day does Congress normally approve the budget for the next fiscal year? DD: __ MMM: ___ - ANSWER 15 SEP
What resource helps Airmen determine what training TDYs are available within and outside of assigned MAJCOM? ____ - ANSWER ETCA
This document establishes the feasibility of a war plan? - ANSWER OPLAN
This action supports the planning process by apportioning, assigning, and allocating resources to combatant commanders (CCDRs) - ANSWER Global Force Management
This individual identifies resources required to meet assigned missions or tasks and submit request for capabilities and request for resources to support rotational, emergent, exercise, contingency, and individual augmentee (IA) forces through the GFM process: ____ - ANSWER CCDR
How long is the AEF schedule? #__ months - ANSWER 24
The AEF is method the Air Force presents forces to combatant commanders. The concept provides ___________ and ______________ - ANSWER flexibility, predictability
What do Combatant Commanders (CCDRs) use to identify the capabilities a unit can bring to a fight with a five-character alphanumeric code? A ____ ____ ____ - ANSWER unit type code
Regarding the deployment of combat forces, this step is 4-6 week process designed to provide positive and sustained care, control, and discipline of each Total Force Airman: _____________ - ANSWER reintegration
How many months must elapse before a military spouse can elect to join his/her spouse? #__ months - ANSWER 12
According AFI 36-2110, which of the following is the highest priority for voluntary OS assignment selection? OS Short Tour or Long Tour? - ANSWER short
Who commands the guard units from the District of Columbia for its non-mobilized state mission? - ANSWER commanding general
Which US Title states that traditional military operations are not "covert action?"
Title #__ - ANSWER 50
PALACE _____ enables active Air Force officers and enlisted members to transfer from
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