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3E3X1 Air Force

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QUESTION 1

During a contingency, what command and control functions should you understand?

ANSWER

Crisis Action Team (CAT), Emergency Operations Center (EOC), Unit Control Center (UCC)

QUESTION 2

During a contingency, what center directs all base operability, survivability and recovery operations?

ANSWER

EOC

QUESTION 3

Who directs the EOC?

ANSWER

Support group Commander

QUESTION 4

Who commands and staffs CE's UCC?

ANSWER

The chief of operations commands the UCC and the staff is predominately CE's senior enlisted

QUESTION 5

Why do aircraft runway and command and control facilities have a high priority for expedient repairs?

ANSWER

They are critical to the base mission

QUESTION 6

When CE's UCC is activated, where do the DATs assemble?

ANSWER

In their staging areas

QUESTION 7

Identify the career fields that ideally make up the DART.

ANSWER

3E1X1 (HVAC), 3E4X1 (utilities), 3E0X1 (electrical) and an officer (32E3) or a 3E3X1 (structural)

QUESTION 8

What ADAT member is responsible for the team's movement when a UXO is involved?

ANSWER

EOD member

QUESTION 9

The ADR teams are responsible for which repairs?

ANSWER

Assessing damage and repairing the airfield, taxiways, airfield lighting, and arresting systems.

QUESTION 10

What center has the authority to determine what ADR repairs are needed and in what priority?

ANSWER

EOC

QUESTION 11

What should be your focus when shoring any weakened areas in areas in a facility?

ANSWER

To restore a minimum degree of structural integrity in a facility.

QUESTION 12

Guys are usually fashioned out of what items?

ANSWER

Wire rope and turnbuckles

QUESTION 13

How are guys normally installed?

ANSWER

To function in opposing pairs to provide lateral restraint from such forces as wind or ice loading

QUESTION 14

As a rule of thumb when attaching wire rope clips for guys, what are the minimum requirements for 1/2 or 5/8 inch rope, 3/4 or 7/8 inch rope?

ANSWER

Three clips spaced about 3 3/4 inches for 1/2 or 5/8 inch rope, four clips spaced 4 1/2 inches for 3/4 or 7/8 inch rope.

QUESTION 15

What is the use of jacking?

ANSWER

To stabilize the structural integrity of a facility affected by vertical loads (the affects of gravity)

QUESTION 16

When jacking with timbers, at what measurement is the timber cut?

ANSWER

Half inch shorter than the distance from the top of the jack to the floor.

QUESTION 17

What does the sandwiching technique involve when splinting a damaged column?

ANSWER

Sandwiching a damaged column in between two steel plates (splints) and secured with threaded rods.

QUESTION 18

Describe the use of stitching dogs to restore some structural integrity into a cracked concrete slab.

ANSWER

Take steel bars, normally rebar, and form it into a U- shape and place it over a crack like staples. The dogs should be of a random length and variably spaced along the crack. The holes the dogs are inserted into must be welled grouted to ensure a tight fit.

QUESTION 19

What life-threatening hazards can you be exposed to while on a damage assessment or repair team?

ANSWER

UXO, Structure that might be ready to collapse at any time, Downed electrical wires that are live, ruptured gas lines with explosive vapors, chemical or biological or nuclear agents.

QUESTION 20

What is the goal of expedient structural repair?

ANSWER

To restore a facility to a safe condition with a degree of weather protection for occupants.

QUESTION 21

What type of fastener is used to attach a plywood patch over a concrete roof deck?

ANSWER

Powder-actuated fasteners

QUESTION 22

When making a metal roof repair, what action should you take to provide additional water protection on the upslope side?

ANSWER

Place caulk or silicone on the upslope side.

QUESTION 23

When using the plastic sheathing protective technique to cover a hole in a wall, what size nailing strips should be used?

ANSWER

At least 1- by 2- inch furring strips or 12- gauge, 1- inch-wide metal strips.

QUESTION 24

When patching holes in plywood or other nailable substrate, what size should you cut the nailing strips and plastic sheeting?

ANSWER

Cut nailing strips 12 to 24 inches wider than the hole and cut the plastic sheeting 24 inches wider than the nailing strips.

QUESTION 25

When using plywood to repair a small hole in a nailable substrate, how much overlap should you allow for over the undamaged siding?

ANSWER

At least a 6-inch overlap

QUESTION 26

When repairing a large hole in a load-bearing masonry wall, what size headers should you use to brace inside the hole?

ANSWER

2- by 8-inch double headers.

QUESTION 27

Which plan prepares us to react to unforeseen circumstances, such as an enemy attack, with an emphasis on restoring operations, saving lives, reducing human suffering, and minimizing further damage?

ANSWER

Contingency Response plan

QUESTION 28

Which center is established as a command and control element to direct and monitor pre- attack survival actions and post-attack recovery?

ANSWER

EOC

QUESTION 29

Who directs all base operability, survivability, and recovery operations within the emergency operations center?

ANSWER

Support group commander

QUESTION 30

Which center does the damage assessment and response team report hazards?

ANSWER

Unit Control Center

QUESTION 31

Important shit that needs to be repaired if we get attacked

ANSWER

Aircraft runway and command and control facilities, Navigational aids and runway lighting, communication facilities, petroleum, lubricants, oil and munitions facilities, fire station, medical facilities.

QUESTION 32

What must the damage assessment and response team determine before entering a facility?

ANSWER

Check for hazards and ensure the building is structurally sound. If its not report to the UCC.

QUESTION 33

What do the DARTs determine

ANSWER

Time, manpower and equipment necessary for repairs.

QUESTION 34

What do DARTS do with UXOs and damaged utilities

ANSWER

It safes damaged utilities. It classifies, records, and marks the location of UXOs.

QUESTION 35

Structural Repair teams

ANSWER

These people are responsible for rescue assistance, wrecking, shoring, repair and restoration of damaged facilities, mechanical and POL system isolation, debris clearing, and construction of temporary facilities.

QUESTION 36

What does an ADAT consist of?

ANSWER

3E8X1 (EOD), 3E5X1 (Engineering Assistant) and one or more augmentees to assist in assessing airfield damage and reporting it to the EOC.

QUESTION 37

Who controls the airfield damage assessment team?

ANSWER

Emergency Operations Center

QUESTION 38

What 2 members are on the MAOS selection team

ANSWER

An engineer assistant (3E5X1) to do the data plotting, and the other is a CE member that serves as a radio operator and data recorder.

QUESTION 39

Who normally oversees the minimum operating strip selection process?

ANSWER

Base Civil Engineer

QUESTION 40

Which center has the authority to determine which airfield damage repairs are needed and in what priority?

ANSWER

EOC

QUESTION 41

Who controls ADR teams

ANSWER

UCC

QUESTION 42

Base Recovery after attack 2 phases

ANSWER

1. Initial Reconnaissance 2. Detailed damage assessment

QUESTION 43

Why do detailed damage assessments require more detailed description and accurate location than initial reconnaissance?

ANSWER

These reports form the basis of repair crew sizing, material and vehicle allocation, damage repair cost estimates, and to some degree, prioritization of efforts.

QUESTION 44

___ is temporary, ___ is temporary or permanent

ANSWER

Shoring, bracing

QUESTION 45

Which type of shoring is particularly effective when damage has been sustained to end or sidewalls yet roof members have been essentially untouched?

ANSWER

Guying

QUESTION 46

If an external guy is used, one end of the guy must be connected to a solid, immovable object, commonly referred to as

ANSWER

a deadman

QUESTION 47

Which type of shoring is usually made of structural steel and heavy timbers?

ANSWER

Bracing

QUESTION 48

The type of shoring used to stabilize the structural integrity of a facility affected by vertical loads (the effects of gravity) is

ANSWER

Jacking

QUESTION 49

What should you do with jacks?

ANSWER

Remove any debris around the base of the jacks so they are squarely on the floor. When in position brace them.

QUESTION 50

When Jacking what should you do after cutting lumber 1/2 inch less then the distance between the jack and floor?

ANSWER

Raise lumber into position and drive several wedges in the 1/2 inch gap. Brace timber in several direction with nails and 2 by 4 stock.

QUESTION 51

Which shoring method is particularly useful with reinforced concrete columns that have not been seriously damaged, yet show signs of cracking or minor fracture?

ANSWER

Splinting

QUESTION 52

Which shoring method restores some structural integrity into a cracked concrete slab?

ANSWER

Tension ties... stitching dogs

QUESTION 53

When performing expedient repairs to a roof, what should your first efforts be towards?

ANSWER

1. Safety 2. Remove Hazardous Materials 3. Repair the hole.

QUESTION 54

What kind of wood not to use after a fire.

ANSWER

Brown, embrittled wood. Only use charred wood if 90% of the cross section is not charred and the charring doesn't extend 1/16 of an inch into the wood.

QUESTION 55

How are emergency repairs made to fire-damaged trusses?

ANSWER

Emergency repair of fire-damaged trusses and/or rafters normally involve scraping off the charred material and sistering a piece next to it.

QUESTION 56

After expedient patches have been made to a flat roof, the next action you must take is

ANSWER

Ensure the roof still drains properly

QUESTION 57

What is the first action you should take to repair a large hole in a load-bearing masonry wall?

ANSWER

Shore and Brace area around the hole.

QUESTION 58

How are all of the base pieces placed when assembling them?

ANSWER

With the hooks on the outside of the shelter facing down.

QUESTION 59

When setting the arches onto the base frame, where should all of the bottom arches coded red be placed?

ANSWER

On the same side of shelter.

QUESTION 60

In what sequence are the red- and yellow-coded purlins installed?

ANSWER

You should begin installing the red-coded purlins first, and then work towards the opposite end where the yellow-coded purlins are installed.

QUESTION 61

What is used to secure the end panel base rope (at designated locations) to the base hooks on the outside of the base frame?

ANSWER

The hook tool provided with the kit.

QUESTION 62

When working the main cover over the ends of shelter, how much overlap should you have?

ANSWER

At least a four- to five-inch overlap

QUESTION 63

At what approximate location are guy anchors installed for the guy ropes?

ANSWER

Approximately 36 inches away from the side of shelter.

QUESTION 64

Which liner is installed in the SSS first?

ANSWER

Mid liner

QUESTION 65

When making minor repairs on the cover or floor, what size patch must you cut?

ANSWER

Cut the patch large enough to extend a minimum of 3 inches on all sides of the damaged area.

QUESTION 66

What is used to make repairs for larger tears?

ANSWER

A hand held heat welder and pressure roller.

QUESTION 67

What are the four single-headed spikes used for?

ANSWER

To anchor the end base centers (two at each end).

QUESTION 68

How is the floor installed on the MSS?

ANSWER

Unfold the non-slip floor and slip the floor cutouts over the base stubs with the black side towards the ground

QUESTION 69

How many sections are assembled together to form an arch assembly?

ANSWER

Each arch assembly consists of six sections with one bottom arch (red coded) on each assembly.

QUESTION 70

When installing the purlins on the MSS, how are the pins placed?

ANSWER

Place pins (installed from the top down) through the purlin sleeves and purlins.

QUESTION 71

What is a ketter?

ANSWER

The ketter is the edge of the panel that slides into a groove in the frame.

QUESTION 72

Once the top liner is in place, how do you check the frame for plumb?

ANSWER

Hang a pullover rope from the top purlin. If the frame is plumb, the rope will hang straight down.

QUESTION 73

What is used to apply tension to the main cover?

ANSWER

The power pull and extension cable

QUESTION 74

When is installing the duckbill anchors not required?

ANSWER

When the shelter is anchored to a 4-inch reinforced concrete slab.

QUESTION 75

When installing the receptacles in the MSS, at what height above the floor are they placed?

ANSWER

They should be 47 inches up from the floor.

QUESTION 76

In what position should the eight liner panels that come with the MSS be installed?

ANSWER

They should be positioned with the center loop fasteners all facing towards the same end of the shelter.

QUESTION 77

Which shelter can be installed on concrete using thunder studs?

ANSWER

The dome shelter.

QUESTION 78

Which shelter comes equipped with explosion proof lighting?

ANSWER

The LAMS.

QUESTION 79

The Aircraft Maintenance hangar has how many shipping containers installed in the corners?

ANSWER

Four containers.

QUESTION 80

What distance must there be between latrines and water supplies and messing facilities?

ANSWER

At least 100 yards.

QUESTION 81

What are the ground requirements when siting for a latrine?

ANSWER

Construct the latrine on level ground (preferably) and never uphill from the campsite or water supplies

QUESTION 82

What size is recommended for a straddle trench latrine?

ANSWER

1 foot wide by 2 feet 6 inches deep by 4 feet long. There should be at least 2 feet in between trenches (if multiple trenches are located side-by-side) for footing.

QUESTION 83

Within what distance of ground level should you close a straddle trench latrine?

ANSWER

Within 1 foot of ground level.

QUESTION 84

What type of markings should be made to indicate there is a closed latrine?

ANSWER

A sign "closed latrine" with the closing date placed firmly in the earth over the area.

QUESTION 85

What soil conditions require the construction of a separate urine soakage pit and what size should it be?

ANSWER

When the latrine pit is in soil that absorbs liquids poorly; about 4 feet square by 4 feet deep.

QUESTION 86

When assembling and installing the arch assemblies on the small shelter system (SSS) where are the red-coded arches placed?

ANSWER

Same side of the shelter

QUESTION 87

In order to secure the purlins to the arches on a small shelter system (SSS) slip the purlins through the

ANSWER

purlin sleeves

QUESTION 88

When installing the main cover on a small shelter system (SSS), you should work the cover over the ends until you have at least a

ANSWER

4 to 5 inch overlap

QUESTION 89

Approximately where and how are guy anchors installed for the small shelter system (SSS)?

ANSWER

Approximately 36 inches away from the side of the shelter

QUESTION 90

Identify the proper sequence for installing liners in the small shelter system (SSS).

ANSWER

Mid Liner, Side Liner, End Liner

QUESTION 91

What is the first step when disassembling the small shelter system (SSS)?

ANSWER

Make sure all power is disconnected

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