Airfield Management Apprentice Quiz

General Subjects Related to Airfield Management Apprentice

• Question 1: Arms over head, palms inward signifies "This bay."
• Question 2: Right or left arm down, other arm across body signifies "Proceed to next signalman."
• Question 3: Arms down, palms toward ground, then up and down signifies "Slow down."
• Question 4: Right arm raised at elbow, thumb erect signifies "All clear."
• Question 5: Arms crossed, extended downwards signifies "Land."
• Question 6: Arms extended horizontally signifies "Hover".

Mission, Function, and Organization Related to Airfield Management Apprentice

• Question 7: The primary staff assisting the commander in policy formulation and management, or communication, electronics, and information system is the CEIS staff.
• Question 8: CEIS staff belongs to the Special Staff.
• Question 9: Personnel Staff is not a line staff in the PAF organization.
• Question 10: Command Staff, Coordinating Staff, Personnel Staff, and Special Staff are part of the PAF Sgt Major's office.
• Question 11: The President of the Philippines is the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Philippines.

Supply and Publications Related to Airfield Management Apprentice

• Question 25: All items for equipment, maintenance, and operations of a military command, except real estate, are supply management
• Question 26: Honest and efficient procurement, use accounting, and disposition of government supplies is property responsibility.
• Question 27: Standing Operating Procedures set the instructions followed by a unit.
• Question 28: Correspondence used in headquarters offices is a Disposition Form.
• Question 29: The briefest and concise form of communication is a Message.

Security and Safety Related to Airfield Management Apprentice

• Question 16: Transmission and custody of secret documents is covered by the Airman Courier Service.
• Question 17: Airman Administrative Supervisor, Intelligence Enlisted Personnel, Airman Intelligence Operatives, or any Commissioned Officer classify confidential and restricted materials.
• Question 18: The originator/sender is responsible for security classifications in radio messages.
• Question 19: Personnel handling classified matters are those cleared to handle and access them. (Any military personnel)
• Question 20: Top secret is the highest classified information.
• Question 21: Classified matters are destroyed by placing them in a storage container.
• Question 22: Identify yourself, unit, greet the calling party, then answer the call is the proper way to answer an incoming call.
• Question 23: Un-classified messages do not affect national interests/security in intercepting.
• Question 24: Restricted, confidential, secret, and top secret are types of classified information.

Training Related to Airfield Management Apprentice

• Question 55: The Rescue Coordinating Center provides flight assistance services.
• Question 56: The first intended landing point on the flight plan is marked.
• Question 57: Air Terminals operations are coordinated by the Control coordinating point
• Question 58: Ramp Services is responsible for placing loading steps at passenger doors of aircraft.
• Question 59: The MACO section IDs passengers eligible for military travel.
• Question 60: Dispatchers ascertain their duty by checking names on the manifest.
• Question 61: Alternate is the part of the flight plan that the aircraft lands at when the first intended landing is undesirable
• Question 62: X-1 represents testing of Aircraft equipment
• Question 63: Space Control section manages inbound and outbound passengers.
• Question 64: The Protocol section handles VIP personnel.
• Question 65: VIP notification is dispatched to the enroute section 30 minutes before departure.
• Question 66: Check-off time is when the aircraft is cleared for takeoff with all passengers and cargo.
• Question 67: Positioning of the aircraft loading step is the responsibility of Ramp Services and Passenger Positioning.
• Question 68: When an aircraft taxis 25 minutes late it is considered delayed.
• Question 69: Flashing white signal at night means to proceed slowly and watch for traffic
• Question 70: Upon receiving a flashing signal, slowly check lights, slowly proceed, and watching for lights and proceed slowly.
• Question 71: Safety, Accident Prevention Center, Hazard Prevention, or all are integrated plans of preventing aircraft accidents.
• Question 72: 25 feet is the minimum distance from parked vehicles to any aircraft.
• Question 73: Aircraft equipment, and parts are towed 20 feet away from wing tips.
• Question 74: Rescue Coordinating Center is responsible for alerting services in flight.
• Question 75: Aerodrome/Air Traffic refers to all traffic in the area of an airport.
• Question 76: Flight Visibility is the visibility from the ground
• Question 77: Flight Plan contains specific information for intending flights
• Question 78: Green flashes mean clear to land
• Question 79-80: Different factors are considered in load planning
• Question 81: A pilot who is ordered by CS is in Aerial FLight status
• Question 82: Flight Surgeon is not an aircraft observer
• Question 83: C-130 modification is Hercules
• Question 84: Senior pilot is represented by number 3 in flight plan
• Question 85: PAF form 8 instrument qualification is represented by number 3 in flight plan instrument rating section
• Question 86: Unlisted passengers are considered to be a courier.
• Question 87: Steady red light from control tower indicates clearing to takeoff
• Question 88: The element providing flight/landing information is Sky Condition
• Question 89: Natural movement of air is called Wind
• Question 90: Daily traffic log records all inbound aircraft flights
• Question 91: Fighter planes have priority to land
• Question 92: A local clearance is a type of flight where the departure point is the first intended landing point
• Question 93: The passenger control section manages all terminal operations
• Question 94: Flight Information is provided to air traffic units for intended aircraft flights
• Question 95: Green flashes on an aircraft mean “clear to land” as an apprentice airfield.
• Question 96: Area control tower is responsible for aerodrome traffic control.
• Question 97: Command pilot is rated 3
• Question 98: 75 lbs CO2 is the right fire extinguisher
• Question 99: X-1 refers to the testing of Aircraft
• Question 100: An Area or place for aircraft arrival, including buildings and equipment, is the Aerodrome
• Question 101: Danger areas are potential hazards to aircraft flight
• Question 102: Flight Information Services contains specified information on flight plans
• Question 103: Steel chocks are to be used on steel matting
• Question 104: PAF aircraft have a 35 lbs personal baggage allowance
• Question 105: SVFR is a type of flight where the departure point is the same as the intended landing point
• Question 106: Passenger Control Section is the control coordinating point of Air Terminal
• Question 107: Fleet Services or Ramp Services are responsible for passenger doors
• Question 108: Administrative section is responsible for regulating facilities/directive
• Question 109: Dangerous Materials are prohibited cargoes
• Question 110: Equipment needs to be 20 feet away from aircraft wingtips.
• Question 111: Personnel need to keep a distance of 25 feet from operating aircraft.
• Question 112: Jet aircraft must be kept 100 feet from any person or vehicle.
• Question 113: Classified materials should be stored in a lock container or vault type container
• Question 114: On an apprentice airfield, green flashes indicate the aircraft is "Clear to Land"
• Questions 115-120: Involve the details and requirements of EP promotions in the AFP military.

EP Career Field Related to Airfield Management Apprentice

• Question 121: SSgt can be promoted to the next higher grade after 5 years.
• Questions 122-126: Involve specific GHQ circulars related to reenlistment and promotion requirements in the AFP.
• Question 127: The ranks E2 to E3, including A2C and A1C, need the Basic NCO course.
• Question 128: Distinguished Service Star, Distinguished Conduct Star, Medal of Valor, and Gold Cross Medal are the highest awards and decorations.
• Questions 129-131: Details on various career courses and promotion requirements for enlisted personnel in the AFP.
• Questions 132-133: Address awards for long service and temporary promotions.
• Questions 134-139: Cover grade limits, time-in-grade limits, and reenlistment requirements for AFP enlisted personnel.

Test your knowledge on airfield management signals and organizational structure relevant to apprentices. This quiz covers essential arm signals used in airfield operations as well as mission and function aspects of the CEIS staff. Perfect for those training in airfield management!