Log Plans Block 3 26005 Practice Test

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• As a central reference source, ____ aids in standardizing Air Force plans and the planning process.
• Which group is NOT typically a BSPC attendee?
• To mark some classified material with a stamp at the top and bottom of each page with the highest classification of the overall document, regardless of the classification of the individual pages, is referred to as the what?
• Which role ensures the BSP is developed and maintained at the installation?
• What should be conducted prior to signing a BSP Part I certification letter?
• WRM is based on wartime requirements and does not duplicate which two equipment categories?
• What does FAAC stand for?
• Who is appointed as the WRMPM by the installation commander, overseeing the installation WRM program?
• Define WMP-3, Part 2 - UTC Availability.
• ____ _____ are an integral part of the ESP process.
• Which of the following is a foundation element for proper program management?
• Which WRM position has the responsibility of conducting SAVs to subordinate wings?
• Which document is used to document a mutual understanding that does not contain a payment expectation and where the parties do not rely on each other to perform?
• If checklists are not available, it is the responsibility of which office to develop local checklists using help files and/or user guides?
• What security classification is assigned to national security information or material that requires protection?
• ______ are the central focal point within each organization for all security related issues.
• Classified information must be stored in a/an _____ approved safe or vault?
• Which role is primarily responsible for the proper protection and management of the security container and its holdings?
• Who is responsible for managing BSPC meetings?
• Which statement best describes WRM usage in peacetime?
• Unauthorized disclosure of Top Secret information or material could reasonably be expected to cause _____ to national security.
• What defines lack of forces, materiel, or capability that would adversely affect command's ability to accomplish the mission?
• Which document provides approved SAF planning factors for wartime operations, by aircraft type and theater of operation?
• What is used to document agreements and execute or deliver support with or without reimbursement between any two or more parties?
• Which document reflects the total aviation fuels Prepositioned War Reserve Requirements (PWRR) and the Primary Operating Stock (POS) computed by using activity requirements and levels?
• What are the two solutions when applications are frozen?
• Which agreements are between entities within the Federal Government?
• Which term describes an agreement that documents the exchange of support but does not necessarily involve monetary payment?
• Which document acts as a central reference to standardize Air Force planning?
• Which of the following is a potential use of a Base Support Installation?
• Unauthorized disclosure of Top Secret information could reasonably be expected to cause what level of damage to national security?
• How many chapters are there in the BSP/ESP?
• Who is responsible for providing initial and annual training to the Supplier and Receiver FAACs, SAMs, and other applicable organizations?
• Which element helps ensure a smooth handover to the next person by providing a structured approach?
• The ESP process often relies on site surveys to determine the suitability of a location for what purpose?
• Which term describes an agreement between two or more parties that documents the exchange of support but does not necessarily involve monetary payment?
• The Base Support Planning Committee is the planning body chaired by the installation commander to facilitate the development of the BSP and is normally comprised of senior level leadership. Which planning body is this?
• What is the primary function of the BSPC?
• Who is responsible for conducting WRM surveillance visits (including tenant units)?
• Where is the 635th Supply Chain Operations Wing (SCOW) headquartered?
• Which organization acts as the enterprise manager for the base support program under AFMC?
• What is the mandatory AF system of record for all BSP, ESP, and BSI data collection, storage, and access and can be used in support of the CCDR decision-making process?
• Which role do us, as Log Planners, typically hold in BaS&E?
• Who approves WRM financial plans and budgets, as well as chairs the Installation WRM review board?
• Which of the following is NOT described as a capability of BSIs?
• Which guidance should be referenced for BSP/ESP programs in addition to AFI 10-404?
• BSPs are primarily developed for locations with a ____ Air Force presence.
• If you are _____ , time will be better utilized, and overall management will become more efficient.
• ESPs are primarily developed for locations ____ a permanent air force presence and contains only the minimum data necessary to make initial bed down decisions.
• In the process of creating new material from classified information and marking it accordingly, which classification practice is used?
• What are the Air Force's supporting documents to the Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan (JCSP) that provides Air Staff, AF Planners, and AF commanders with current policies, planning factors, and apportioned forces for conducting and supporting wartime operations?
• BSIs can serve as a marshalling, staging, or mobilization area for Military Support to Civil Authorities.
• What does the acronym PWRM stand for in WRM terminology?
• Which site survey team uses collected data to complete an ESP to assess the suitability of a location for any type of aircraft?
• Which agreements are between the DoD and State, Local, or Tribal governments?
• ____ is a type of data and information mining process where data is searched, gathered, and presented in a report-based, summarized format to achieve specific objectives or processes, and/or conduct human analysis.
• Which term describes a DoD service or agency installation within the United States tasked to serve as a base for military forces engaged in homeland defense or DSCA?
• How often must installations update their BSP data?
• Payments being made in the currency specified in the particular ACSA and in accordance with the agreed transfer arrangement, including: cash, Electronic Funds Transfers (EFT), or checks.
• What security classification is assigned to national security information or material requiring a substantial degree of protection?
• Who are the key players in support agreement development?
• Which action is essential to keep programs on track by ensuring duties are performed in a timely manner?
• What is defined as an excess or surplus of resources that can reduce the amount of support needed to maintain assets?
• What security classification is assigned to national security information or material requiring the highest degree of protection?
• Which SAM is the party providing support to the receiver?
• _____ is the incorporating, paraphrasing, restating, or generating in new form information that is already classified and marking the newly developed material consistent with the classification markings that apply to the source information.
• Who chairs the Base Support Plan Committee (BSPC)?
• DSCA stands for Defense Support of Civil Authorities.
• Which role is the the most common in BaS&E?
• What office is appointed as the Installation Site Managers?
• Which action is essential to restrict access to a security container?
• Who are the primary members required to attend BSPC meetings?
• Who has the final decision regarding classification of compiled data?
• Which classification is assigned to national security information that requires protection but is not Top Secret or Secret?
• What WRM is strategically located to ensure timely response in support of combatant commander requirements during the initial phases of an operation?
• Who serves as the Air Force's WRM vehicle manager?
• Which body conducts BSP Part I certification activities before signing the certification letter?
• Which term refers to the installation that serves as a base for military operations under DSCA?
• Which term describes a team that specializes in determining additional information required to successfully execute the assigned mission?
• Which acronym stands for the Defense-related authority described in the text?
• If checklists are not available, it is the responsibility of who to develop local checklists using help files and/or user guides?
• Who has the authority for indirect mission support requests for peacetime WRM use?
• At what classification level is the BSP Part 1 marked?
• Which office is listed among the key players in support agreement development?
• Besides DoD forces, which entities may BSIs support to stage federal teams or serve as a federal incident support base?
• When we properly ______ , we limit issues that may arise, which in turn increases the likelihood of our programs being successful.
• Which criterion is required for access to classified information?
• Which trait helps time be used more efficiently and improves overall management?
• The _____ will conduct support agreement reviews ____ or more frequently when significant changes in the request support occur.
• Which term is used to designate an Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement is sometimes referred to as?
• Which description matches Sortie Duration?
• What term describes a transaction under ACSA authorities where the receiving nation pays with equal value in logistics support?
• A BSI is normally located outside of, but within a relative proximity to a ____.
• How many WRM stock categories are defined when considering PWRM, Starter Stocks, and Swing Stocks?
• Who is identified as the Team Chief for a site survey team?
• Who will ensure the installation BSP is developed and maintained?
• In addition to providing common-user logistics support, BSIs can be tasked to provide which of the following?
• Who is appointed as the WRMPM by the installation commander, overseeing the installation WRM program?
• What does JA stand for in the context of support agreements?
• WAAR stands for which document?
• What is the primary purpose of a Base Support Installation?
• What are the two types of site survey teams?
• True or False: All installations are required to have a BSP Part 1 and Part 2.
• Where the receiving party replaces logistics support, supplies, and services that it receives with logistics support, supplies, and services of an identical, or substantially identical nature.
• Which office is not listed as a key player in support agreement development?
• Who must be contacted before removing classified documents from base?
• A Base Support Installation is located within the United States and its territories.
• In BSP/ESP planning, what is the BaS&E Planning Tool used for?
• When interpreting the MVR, logistics planners should work with which office?
• The Inventory Management Plan accounts for aviation fuels in which stock categories?
• Who has overall responsibility for the installation WRM program?
• What provides a road map on how or when to complete a task or objective throughout the different programs within the Plans and integration sections?
• The Air Force approved means to pre-position war consumables at or near Planned Operating Bases is described by which document?
• WRM may be used as indirect mission support during peacetime for which activity?
• In addition to goals, lists, deadlines, and a plan, you still need to ______.
• Unauthorized disclosure of Confidential information could reasonably be expected to cause _____ to national security.
• The 'Site Survey Signer' role in BaS&E is typically held by which individual?
• Prior to a deployment to a specific location, _____ should thoroughly review the BSP or ESP available for that location or any locations the unit will transit through.
• BSIs are DoD installations that support homeland defense and DSCA.
• Starter Stocks are WRM stocks pre-positioned in or near a theater of operations and are designed to last until resupply at wartime rates is established. Which of the following best describes this statement?
• When allowing personnel access to classified information, they must meet the following criteria:
• Upon receipt of a draft, new, or updated BSP, who will accomplish a plan review and provide recommended changes and comments back to their BSP OPR?
• Which office is appointed as the Installation Site Managers?
• Under the AFMC, The ____ acts as the enterprise manager for the base support program by providing intermediate-level organizational oversight, policy interpretation, and technical assistance.
• Do not leave things for others to do if ______.
• Which WMP component includes the Basic Plan & Supporting Supplements?
• Who appoints the OCA in writing to originally classify information?
• What document is used to document the General Terms and Conditions (GT&C) of intragovernmental support agreements that require payment from one party to another?
• What provides the basic guidelines, references and considerations needed to develop Air Force plans and to conduct operations during war and contingencies?
• Which agreements are between an OSD or DoD component and non-governmental entity that is a congressionally chartered nonprofit organization pursuant to Title 36, U.S.C.?
• What abbreviation is used for Limiting Factor?
• _____ is a capability that uses a process to preserve friendly essential secrecy by identifying, controlling, and protecting critical information and indicators that would allow adversaries or potential adversaries to identify and exploit friendly vulnerability.
• What is a master inventory listing for vehicles on your installation?
• WRM is defined by AFI 25-101 as assets consisting of which of the following categories?
• Which option correctly describes the proper transfer method of classified information?
• At what classification level is the BSP Part 2 marked?
• MAJCOMs should provide base support installation (BSI) checklist data to the AFIMSC _____
• Which listing shows all UTC capabilities of the installation, including personnel and equipment?
• Which document describes the specific aircraft activity for an installation in support of an OPLAN?
• Unauthorized disclosure of Secret information could reasonably be expected to cause _____ to national security.
• What term describes a factor or condition that impedes mission accomplishment?
• Swing Stocks are WRM stocks positioned ashore or afloat for meeting Pre-Positioned War Reserve Requirements (PWRRs) of more than one contingency in more than one theater of operation. Which of the following best describes this statement?
• What document implements the DoDI and explains USAF policies and procedures?
• Prior to deployment, which individuals should thoroughly review the BSP/ESP for the destination and transit locations?
• What is the primary purpose of WRM in terms of wartime readiness?
• BSIs can provide minimal essential equipment and procurement support.
• Who at base level stores fuel for any aircraft, ground force, or DoD fuel requirement?
• Base Support Planning Committee is normally comprised of which level of leadership?
• What is the term for marking all pages of a document with the highest classification of the document?
• Which WRM stock type is designed to meet PWRRs of more than one contingency in more than one theater?
• The Master Vehicle Report (MVR) provides a master inventory listing for which asset?
• Which SAM is the party requesting support from the provider?
• The planning document that details Prepositioned War Reserve Requirements and Primary Operating Stock are included in which plan?
• What is used to document a mutual understanding between any two or more parties that does not contain an expectation of payment, and under which the parties do not rely on each other to execute or deliver on any responsibilities?
• What is the proper way to transfer classified information?
• What is critical when the time comes to relinquish your program to the next Airman to manage?
• What does CWRMO/NCO stand for in WRM terminology?
• What are measures that protect and defend information and information systems by ensuring their availability, integrity, authentication, and confidentiality?
• Security container custodians are responsible for what?
• Which term describes the protection of information by ensuring availability, integrity, authentication, and confidentiality of information systems?
• _____ are responsible for the proper protection and management of the security container and its classified holdings.
• What does SF stand for in the context of support agreements?
• Who is responsible to make tailoring recommendations to deploying units?
• Software and hardware ______ that have been contracted to develop and maintain the applications and systems we use in our offices also develop checklists to help troubleshoot and diagnose issues.
• Which artifact acts as a step-by-step guide for completing tasks across plans and integration?
• You can always set the office up for success before your departure by providing what?
• What AFI governs both the BSP and ESP?
• Who chairs BSPC?
• What terms describe an application that becomes non-responsive and you can't close or click buttons?
• Who is the appointed individual responsible for managing the installation's support agreements?
• What is an Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement (ACSA) sometimes referred to as?
• What document provides basic guidance for the DoD Support agreements program?
• Which site survey team conducts a detailed analysis or information available of the site/country and determines additional information required to successfully execute the assigned mission?
• Which agreement type is used to formalize an exchange of support between a DoD component and a non-governmental entity under Title 36, U.S.C.?