OTS Pre-Course Assessment Practice Test

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• What is one specific function of the Marine Corps?
• What do combined commands consist of?
• What is the primary commitment of a military member according to Article 2 of the Code of Conduct?
• What is the foundation of Professionalism within the DAF framed by?
• When is empathic listening particularly appropriate?
• What does tobacco use decrease according to health standards?
• Which command is dedicated to the development of advanced aerospace systems?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the Department of Defense?
• Who signed the National Security Act of 1947 that created the Department of the Air Force?
• What functionality does LeaveWeb provide?
• What support does the Air Force Special Operations Command provide?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of leave?
• What does the performance appraisal not influence?
• What best describes Relationship Power?
• The ability to communicate clearly greatly impacts the capacity to do which of the following?
• What is the result of not adhering to the standards of risk management?
• Who signed the National Defense Authorization Act that established the U.S. Space Force?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the fifteen Leadership Attributes?
• What is a goal of the DAF concerning personnel unable to function effectively?
• What rank is characterized as technical experts transitioning to leaders of operational competence with increased responsibilities?
• What legislative action was pivotal in the formation of the Army Air Service?
• What information is a prisoner of war required to provide when questioned, as per Article 5?
• How does the US Army primarily engage in operations?
• Which mission showcased the potential of aerial refueling?
• Which of the following is not one of the five qualities needed to create an effective organizational culture of communication?
• The USAF will not tolerate which of the following regarding individuals who engage in protected activity?
• What is the primary aspect of a Warning Order (WARNORD)?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five functions of the USAF Cybersecurity Program?
• Which rank operates at the entry-level and is expected to begin conforming to military customs?
• What is described as 'the leader as a coach' in the context of leadership?
• Over the last decade, how has space been characterized?
• Who issues the prepare to deploy order?
• What is positive reappraisal?
• What type of services do members who do not meet diagnostic criteria for a substance use disorder receive?
• What is emphasized as a necessary aspect of a supervisor's role?
• What initiative is critical in ensuring a high level of dedication and motivation among captured military personnel?
• Which entity typically issues a deployment or redeployment order?
• What was the purpose of Operations Safe Haven I and II?
• What is a specific responsibility of the Secretary of Defense?
• What did the Vietnam Conflict showcase about the USAF’s capabilities?
• Who is responsible for addressing inappropriate behaviors or allegations once made aware?
• Policies and directives have been made by which assigned personnel within the government?
• What is the primary purpose of Public Affairs (PA) operations in the USAF?
• What does the Clothing Replacement Allowance help service members with?
• Which MAJCOM is responsible for equipping the USAF for world-dominant power?
• What must be consistent when filling civilian positions?
• What does the concept of "facing challenges" imply in leadership?
• Which of the following describes the role of supervisors concerning professional development?
• What is the main focus of United States Northern Command?
• During World War II, which group was known for their escort missions and destruction of enemy aircraft?
• What is the main function of the Basic Allowance for Housing?
• What is the definition of Operational Control (OPCON)?
• In the context of leadership, what is the importance of understanding team members' professional goals?
• What is the expected outcome of Business Process Reengineering?
• Who was responsible for establishing the original Code of Conduct?
• What are countermeasures aimed at accomplishing?
• How can DAF personnel report incidents of fraud, waste, and abuse?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three parts of communication?
• Which aviator is often referred to as the "Father of the USAF"?
• What is emphasized in Article 6 regarding a military member's identity?
• Which of the following describes autonomy?
• What actions do commanders take regarding the financial plan?
• Who sets the annual military pay raises?
• Which style of leadership is defined by offering followers a vision and inspiring their mission?
• Which principle ensures actions are aligned toward a common objective in a multinational environment?
• What is the purpose of the Armed Forces Policy Council?
• Which school must Senior Airman complete before attaining the grade of Staff Sergeant?
• What does the concept of balance signify in airpower principles?
• What does a deployment or redeployment order authorize?
• What is the ideal characteristic of all information security measures?
• How should a job safety analysis be used in the workplace?
• How does Continuous Improvement correlate with the goals of an organization?
• What aspect of readiness does the ADAPT program focus on?
• Which principle of risk management emphasizes that some decisions must be made by an appropriate decision-making authority?
• What was Operation Vittles also known as?
• What does synergy in airpower refer to?
• What attribute emphasizes learning from past mistakes in leadership?
• Which Continuous Improvement method specifically focuses on workflow and customer value?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of inspection mentioned?
• What significant achievement is associated with the U.S. Space Force Act?
• Who were among the first three American enlisted pilots?
• Which command is responsible for overseeing the area from the US western shores to India?
• Who was the first female in the USAF?
• What concept encompasses responsibilities assigned to various Combatant Commands?
• What mission did General Carl A. "Tooey" Spaatz launch in 1929 to demonstrate aerial refueling?
• What mindset must Airmen/Guardians exhibit according to the text?
• Who is allowed to report suspected weaknesses or seek assurance on resource effectiveness by contacting the IG office?
• What does DAFI 36-2710 regulate?
• Which services are offered by Equal Opportunity offices?
• What does the Code of Conduct aim to provide military personnel?
• Which type of leave allows for a member to take time off for medical-related recovery?
• Who is the first Chief Master Sergeant of the Space Force?
• Which rank of the Junior Enlisted Tier is known for beginning the development of supervisory and leadership skills through progressive responsibility?
• Which retirement system is applicable to members entering service between 1 Aug 1986 and 31 Dec 2017?
• What does the DAF Equipment Management System provide?
• What is the structure under which civilian personnel operate?
• Who became the Commanding General of the US Army Air Forces and significantly increased its size?
• Who is typically the Joint Force Air Component Commander (JFACC)?
• What is the primary function of a concept of operations (CONOPS)?
• What aids in developing broad defense policy?
• What does Transmission Security aim to protect?
• Which of the following is NOT considered a component of cybersecurity?
• What level of commitment is represented in the framework of professionalism?
• In what situation is empathic listening most useful?
• What is a primary purpose of the annual performance appraisals?
• Which operation resulted in the recapture of Kandahar from Taliban forces during the War on Terror?
• What is NOT one of the five specific functions of the US Space Force?
• What rank is NOT included in the Noncommissioned Officer Tier?
• Which conflict tested the USAF’s close air support and interdiction skills?
• What does "Analyze Purpose and Audience" entail?
• What is a key trait taught in the AFJROTC program?
• What Executive Order was signed by President Harry S. Truman to abolish racial discrimination in the U.S. Armed Forces?
• Who serves as the principal defense policy advisor to the President?
• Which of the following best describes Combatant Command (Command Authority)?
• Which attribute reflects a leader’s availability and approachability?
• What is the primary responsibility of the Air Force Forces Staff (AFFOR)?
• How should an effective leader perceive each Airman/Guardian?
• What was the focus of the US Army Air Forces following its establishment?
• What do the tenets of airpower reflect?
• What quality is vital for a workforce in the context of risk management?
• What is the purpose of the Management Internal Control Toolset (MICT)?
• What is the primary focus of Tactical Control (TACON)?
• What is required of personnel regarding the reporting of TWA?
• What aspect of financial management does the comptroller primarily focus on?
• What significant action did John L. Levitow perform under fire?
• What is defined as the authority of a combatant commander to control assigned forces?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of the USAF?
• What mission assurance does Air Force Global Strike Command specialize in?
• Which of the following correctly defines the Leave and Earnings Statement (LES)?
• What was one of the outcomes of the Korean War for the USAF?
• Which of the following is NOT a prohibited action for civilians?
• When is a message deemed clear?
• What is a key consideration for the employment of airpower?
• What is the function of a Fragmentary Order in Joint Operations?
• What is an example of a follow-up action in a counseling session?
• What are well-formatted meeting minutes important for?
• The use of derogatory terms regarding race, color, religion, and other traits defines what?
• To whom does the term unlawful discrimination apply?
• In contemporary military operations, what is the significance of communication orders?
• What does the tenet of Versatility enable?
• Operation Amigos Airlift was conducted in response to which event?
• What is expected of Noncommissioned Officers in terms of their role in the operational environment?
• What aspect of military assessment does the Air Force Inspection System provide?
• What did the U.S. Space Force Act accomplish?
• What is one benefit of effective listening for leaders?
• What is one of Indo-Pacific Command's responsibilities?
• What is the primary benefit of Mission Command for Airmen?
• Who was the first enlisted Airman to posthumously receive the Air Force Cross?
• Why are meetings considered appropriate for certain types of communication?
• Who is mandated to complete Information Assurance Awareness training within the USAF?
• What is the advantage of having different counseling approaches?
• Commanders and supervisors are expected to be which of the following?
• The USAF equipment management system supports identifying what?
• What do the letters in the Mentoring Model represent?
• What does the ability to recognize one’s competence refer to?
• Which principle is considered a hallmark of highly successful organizations in the context of Continuous Improvement?
• What principle emphasizes the coordination of actions and resources among various entities in a contingency?
• Who was able to treat wounded military members during a firefight in Mogadishu, Somalia?
• Which social networking sites are mentioned as platforms used for communication by individuals?
• Which function of the USAF supports land and naval forces?
• What role does the Civil Air Patrol serve in relation to the USAF?
• What signal does a prepare to deploy order convey?
• According to Code of Conduct Article I, what is a commitment of an American military member?
• What is the responsibility of a supervisor for an Airman in the ADAPT program?
• What does 'Basic' pay represent in military compensation?
• How often do civilians typically receive appraisals from their employers?
• Which event occurred in 1907 regarding military aviation?
• During which operation did the USAF successfully lead 60% of 118,000 sorties in a 43-day war?
• What does Knowledge Power refer to?
• What is the primary purpose of an alert order (ALERTORD)?
• What were the two operations enacted by President Nixon to showcase airpower in Vietnam?
• What does an execution order (EXORD) implement?
• What percentage of the highest months of base pay is used in the High-3 retirement plan?
• What is the definition of risk management?
• How is Fraud defined in the context provided?
• Who is typically the primary mentor for Airmen?
• Which type of power is based on position or title?
• What does the term "local area" refer to regarding leave?
• What is one of the key roles of the Air Force Special Operations Command?
• According to Article 4 of the Code of Conduct, what must a prisoner of war do if they become senior?
• Which retirement plan multiplies 2.5% by the years of service to determine the retirement benefits?
• Which of the following functions is specific to the US Army?
• What crucial benefit did the Doolittle Raid offer to the United States?
• What two operations were among the first successful examples of Multinational Operations?
• When was the US Army Air Forces officially established?
• Who supports the organization's mission and provides financial management advice?
• What is the main purpose of the Blended Retirement System?
• What does Unity of Command require?
• What should leaders strive for in relation to Airman/Guardian development?
• What is the required Total Active Federal Military Service (TAFMS) for officers to be eligible to retire?
• What aspect does the Air Education and Training Command focus on?
• What does an Alert Order in Joint Operations typically signify?
• What is the mission of the Inspector General in the U.S. Air Force?
• Who bravely risked his life to treat wounded patients despite sustaining injuries from small arms fire?
• Which of the following is NOT a part of implementing Step 5 in the risk management process?
• Which General participated in the Question Mark mission and demonstrated daylight bombing?
• What are the four basic components of a counseling session?
• What is the primary goal of the USAF's Cybersecurity Program's risk management strategy?
• Which organization engages in oceanographic research according to its functions?
• When was the Code of Conduct revised by President Ronald Reagan?
• What was the purpose of the Balloon Corps during the American Civil War?
• Which operation aimed to destroy North Vietnam’s will to fight through air power?
• Which component of cybersecurity is concerned with the adherence to communication protocols?
• Which aspect of cybersecurity ensures data is not altered or destroyed?
• How is cybersecurity defined?
• What type of military service is the U.S. Space Force considered?
• How many levels of training are associated with the Code of Conduct?
• What is the driving philosophy behind Continuous Improvement?
• What does the USAF primarily prepare for?
• Which of the following is NOT an Under Secretary of Defense title?
• How is the High-3 retirement formula calculated?
• What benefit does a mentor offer by 'Networking'?
• What determines the need for aftercare services following treatment?
• How many levels of Joint Force Organization are there?
• What is NOT one of the seven Leadership Milestones?
• What technology was highlighted during Operation Linebacker?
• What operation showcased the F-117 Nighthawk and ended Panamanian resistance led by Manuel Noriega?
• What aspect of risk management involves regularly monitoring activities and evaluating changes?
• What is the first step in the seven steps for effective communication?
• What concept does the term 'Network' relate to in the Mentoring Model?
• Which military training exercise, starting in 1975, transformed USAF training?
• What is a core principle of communication that ensures clarity?
• What is the main purpose of the enlisted force structure?
• Which of the following effects does tobacco use NOT have?
• Which mission area includes rapid global mobility for the Air Force Reserve Command?
• What is a suggestion for improving critical listening?
• What are the two primary levels of risk management?
• What type of order is issued to prepare forces for deployment?
• What significant event in 1783 contributed to military aviation in the US Army?
• Which counseling approach combines elements of both directive and non-directive styles?
• What role does the PA representative perform regarding command actions and decisions?
• What does a fragmentary order (FRAGORD) help eliminate?
• Which of the following is NOT an advantage of the Combined counseling approach?
• What key aspect does the AFJROTC program emphasize in its training?
• On what basis are members paid, and what is one of the options for the frequency of payment?
• What do the commands "Knock-it-off" and "Timeout" signify in a risk management context?
• What does listening involve beyond merely hearing?
• What primary programs are managed by the Civil Air Patrol?
• What is a key aspect of professional development for leaders?
• What event marked the first time USAF personnel were attacked by terrorism, resulting in 19 Airmen's deaths?
• Which function focuses on implementing controls for mission critical infrastructure services?
• Where is the headquarters of United States Central Command located?
• What type of research methodology should be incorporated into regular operations according to risk management principles?
• Which step of the Mentoring Model involves correcting errors immediately?
• What is an objective of the Air National Guard during national emergencies?
• What is the key accountability expected from military members?
• What main focus does Lean methodology emphasize?
• How are resource advisors appointed?
• What is a key characteristic of the enlisted force structure?
• Who became the first and only enlisted female pilot?
• How is an information system defined?
• Business Process Reengineering primarily aims to change what aspect of business processes?
• What type of operations does the Air Force Reserve Command perform?
• What does supporting your ideas in communication help to achieve?
• What is one of the three general functions of the US Armed Forces?
• What does the term "Abuse" specifically refer to?
• Who is responsible for the effective use of employees and funds in civilian resource management?
• What characterizes the focus of Airmen and Guardians?
• What is an essential skill that leaders should develop for effective counseling?
• What do the steps of organizing and reviewing material aim to achieve in the Mentoring Model?
• Which role does the US Coast Guard primarily fulfill regarding federal laws?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the Total Force components?
• Who is eligible to participate in the AFJROTC program?
• What principle allows focus on one commander for the best effectiveness in military operations?
• How many Under Secretaries of Defense are there?
• What determines the filling of vacant civilian positions?
• What should be set aside to enhance informative listening?
• What is one of the core beliefs necessary for honorable survival in captivity?
• What aspect of international affairs is part of USAFRICOM's mission?
• The five core principles of communication include all EXCEPT:
• What was the name given to the event known widely as D-Day?
• Why should members of detention maintain military bearing and courtesy?
• What type of information is considered prohibited from being posted on social networking services by Airmen and Guardians?
• What defines the role of measures in an information system's security?
• Which rank is known for performing as skilled technicians with the intention to develop leadership skills?
• Which entities are included in the Department of the Air Force?
• From which entity do civilian personnel services originate?
• What is a key focus of Six Sigma methodology?
• What behavior is deemed incompatible with USAF core values?
• Management by Exception-Passive refers to:
• Consisting of aircraft and personnel, what is the oldest squadron in the USAF?
• What area does the United States European Command cover?
• What might happen if a message is unorganized?
• Which leadership style is characterized by a non-interventionist approach?
• Which event boosted American morale and shocked Japanese leaders during World War II?
• Which entity is known for providing detachments and organizations for service on armed vessels?
• What is the purpose of mentoring in the context provided?
• Empathy is best described as:
• What is one of the roles of the Joint Force Commander (JFC)?
• What is one of the key functions of the US Space Force?
• What is the mission of the Air Education and Training Command?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the thirteen Principles of Joint Operations?
• What mindset should be maintained to improve informative listening?
• What should Airmen and Guardians avoid posting on blogs?
• What are the three primary sources of training for civilian personnel?
• What is the primary aim of the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment (ADAPT) Program?
• Who is responsible for ensuring that inspection reports document findings?
• In counseling, what is crucial for aiding an individual's exploration of their situation?
• What was the primary purpose of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps during World War II?
• How many squadrons were formed to support the 1st Aero Squadron during WW1?
• What does Continuous Improvement (CI) produce in organizational processes?
• Thrift Savings Plan and Service Members' Group Life Insurance are classified as what?
• Which of the following best describes the relationship between risk management and operations planning?
• Which tier of the Enlisted Force Structure includes Airman Basic and Senior Airman?
• How much leave do RegAF members accrue each month?
• What is one of the specific functions of the US Navy?
• Which tenet gives priority to the integration of airpower with other operations?
• What is the Theory of Constraints primarily focused on optimizing?
• Which command has the responsibility to provide strategic deterrence and global strike capabilities?
• What does the term "nontaxable allowance" refer to in the context of the Basic Allowance for Subsistence?
• Which of the following substances are specifically mentioned as not tolerated in the USAF?
• Who became the first Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force in 1967?
• Which command authority is focused on the detailed direction and control of movements within an operational area?
• What is the fifth step in the five-step risk management process?
• What does the term "Profession of Arms" imply for military members?
• Which of the following is a challenge leaders must face?
• What is a key factor for the success of meetings?
• What do computer security measures ensure regarding information systems?
• What is meant by accountability in a military context?
• What two bombings led to the surrender of Japanese forces in World War II?
• When is critical listening considered appropriate?
• What is the basis for determining civilian entry grade levels?
• Real-Time Risk Management is best described as:
• What type of capabilities are included in Air Force Reserve Command's missions?
• What does accountability encourage among Airmen and Guardians?
• What does self-control involve?
• Which quality is essential for leaders to gain respect and credibility?
• What role do Airmen from the Air Force Special Operations Command perform during missions?
• Which components comprise the Total Force?
• What event on December 7, 1941, led to the US entering World War II?
• What is the federal mission of the Air National Guard?
• Which tier of the Enlisted Force is responsible for ensuring occupational growth while becoming expert technicians?
• Which of the following principles is part of the risk management process?
• What specific actions may identify a failure in a patient's treatment program?
• What is the primary charge of the Inspector General in relation to the Air Force IG system?
• What kind of issues is the USAF responsible for managing according to their supervisors' duties?
• What is the main focus of the Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Prevention program?
• Which operation provided 25,000 tons of food, medicine, and other cargo to citizens during the Soviet Union's transition in 1992?
• What type of information should NOT be processed using public computing facilities?
• What is one aspect addressed by the Code of Conduct?
• What is a supervisor's primary responsibility concerning the management of government property?
• What document establishes the basic principle of civilian control of the US Armed Forces?
• What are two involuntary deductions required by law?
• What role does the USAF play in maintaining air supremacy?
• In what areas are space operations conducted?
• Which of the following is a term related to civilian work hour schedules?
• What were John A. Chapman’s extraordinary actions that earned him the Medal of Honor?
• Which step is NOT part of effective communication?
• What was a key goal of Operation Rolling Thunder?
• What type of methodology is Six Sigma characterized as?
• What is the mission of the Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC)?
• What notable action did the U.S. military undertake against Japan in August 1945?
• What does DAF aim to prevent among its personnel?
• Clear communication primarily involves which of the following?
• What was the primary purpose of the Berlin Airlift?
• With which rank does one begin transitioning from first-line supervisors to leaders of operational competence?
• What should DAF personnel do regarding alcohol-related problems?
• What does Multinational doctrine establish regarding airpower?
• What is the term for the integration of military and civilian members to maximize effectiveness?
• Members who are commissioned after which date have 30 days from entry to AD to enroll in the Blended Retirement System?
• What is the age requirement to enroll in the Blended Retirement System for members entering service after 2 Dec 2018?
• How many combatant commands are there in total?
• Which service does NOT fall under the Equal Opportunity disciplines?
• What year did the first American volunteer group, known as the Flying Tigers, engage in action against Japanese invaders?
• Which statement best defines the objective of Real-Time Risk Management?
• Who were the Tuskegee Airmen and who led them?
• What happens to members of the Blended Retirement System regarding government contributions?
• Which order communicates the commanders' intent and initiates tasks for subordinate commands?
• Who Tasked the USAF Reserve to meet the needs of the Armed Forces?
• Which regulations are applicable to the filling of vacant positions?
• What does the Leave and Earnings Statement (LES) provide information about?
• Effective listening primarily aids in which of the following aspects?
• What kind of order is a Planning Order (PLANORD)?
• When are partial payments recouped from an airman?
• What is the purpose of the Basic Allowance for Subsistence?
• Who warned of a possible "space Pearl Harbor" involving surprise attacks on U.S. military space assets?
• Which battleship was famously sunk in a demonstration of airpower by William Mitchell?
• Which retirement program can members with less than 12 years of service as of 31 December 2017 enroll in?
• What is the primary function of Environmental and Morale Leave?
• What is the main objective of the Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution (PPBE) Process?
• What is the first step in the five-step risk management process?
• Which action helps with recalling main points during informative listening?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the specific functions of the USAF?
• What are the common terms used to define civilian work hour schedules?
• What are four possible responses or measures to consider after a counseling session?
• What is the minimum distance required for tobacco use designated areas from building entrances?
• Who is eligible for substance use treatment within the ADAPT program?
• Which aviator was known as the "Ace of Aces" before World War II?
• Which rank of the Junior Enlisted Tier is associated with the expectation to learn and adapt to military standards, customs, and courtesies?
• What runs from the U.S. President to the Combatant Commanders?
• What does cryptosecurity refer to in the context of communications security?
• What automatic contribution percentage does the Department of Defense begin after 60 days of service under the BRS?
• Which of the following is a consequence of tobacco use?
• When was the separate and independent Department of the Air Force established?
• According to effective counseling practices, what is key to success?
• Which of the following pays is provided for specific duties like hazardous duty?
• Which of the following is NOT a capability of the Air Force Reserve Command?
• What is the intent of Basic Allowance for Housing?
• How are joint operations generally characterized in the modern operational environment?
• What year marks the establishment of the Aeronautical Division in the US Army's Signal Corps?
• Which rank is found in the Senior Noncommissioned Officer Tier?
• What is the Unified Command Plan?
• Which operation is recognized as the greatest air deployment in history, culminating in over 20,500 airlift missions?
• What are the components of Transformational Leadership?
• Who appoints the Secretary of Defense?
• Who is eligible for the Blended Retirement System?
• Which figure is NOT associated with the key historical events that led to the establishment of military aviation in the USAF?
• What is a desired outcome of implementing cybersecurity countermeasures?
• Which of the following is a capability of Air Force Reserve Command?
• What event in January of 2007 created a debris cloud threatening multiple spacecraft?
• What defines effective listening according to the text?
• Which type of laws must be obeyed both on and off duty by individuals in a foreign country?
• What is the primary responsibility of the United States Africa Command?
• What does the Air Operations Center (AOC) primarily do?
• Which of the following is considered a tenet of airpower?
• What action should a military member take if captured, as stated in Article 3 of the Code of Conduct?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four major methodologies used for organizational change?
• Which organization was established in May 1942, with a strength of 150,000 members serving in various capacities during World War II?
• In Total Force integration, what is shared to carry out a mission?
• Which aviator is notably associated with the development of air doctrine in the USAF?
• What is the primary objective of the Equal Opportunity Program?
• Civilian resource management primarily depends on which of the following?
• Which organization works closely with NATO to address security needs in Europe?
• Which of these is a role of the Department of Defense?
• What does the Air Force Inspection System (AFIS) primarily provide to commanders?
• How do accountable individuals behave?
• What was a key achievement of General Henry H. Arnold during his tenure?
• Who was recognized as "The Black Swallow of Death," the first African American pilot?
• Are allowances like the Basic Allowance for Housing considered taxable income?
• How is Persistence defined in relation to airpower?
• What is the definition of self-efficacy?
• Which Joint Operation Order is a planning directive that initiates the evaluation of military courses of action?
• What type of problems is the Directive approach to counseling primarily used for?
• Who has the authority to approve military operations?
• Which measures fall under the category of computer security controls?
• Who is entitled to the Clothing Replacement Allowance?
• Who has the duty to report TWA (Fraud, Waste, and Abuse)?
• How is the level of care for those entering substance use treatment determined?
• Which of the following is an example of Special and Incentive Pay?
• What determines the failure of a treatment program?
• Which operation conducted from February 20-25, 1944, was responsible for the destruction of over 500 Luftwaffe fighters?
• Who oversees the Air National Guard units in the District of Columbia?
• What type of order is an operation order (OPORD)?
• Which tier directly involves leadership training in the enlisted force structure?
• What is the primary purpose of joint doctrine?
• What is required for Technical Sergeants before they can assume the grade of Master Sergeant?
• How many officers and enlisted members serve in the Air National Guard?
• Which counseling approach involves the leader listening before providing advice?
• What is a core function of the Air Force Special Operations Command?
• What is the goal of the PPBE process as defined by the Department of Defense?
• Which of the following is an example of Abuse?
• What should commanders actively encourage in their Airmen according to the text?
• What is included in the definition of tobacco use?
• Who does the PA representative serve as the principal spokesperson and advisor to?
• Who primarily diagnoses substance abuse issues?
• What is the primary purpose of physical security in communications?
• How are civilians evaluated in their job positions?
• As Commander in Chief, to which branches is the U.S. President subject to checks and balances?
• Meetings can be used to do which of the following?