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| WHAT DRIVES THE REAR WHEELS ON THE MJ-1B? |
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| CHANGING THE POSITION OF THE MJ-1B ACCELERATOR PEDAL |
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| VARIES THE FLOW RATE OF THE PUMP IN THE HYDROSTATIC DRIVE |
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| WHAT ENSURES THE BOOM CANNOT FALL IF A HYDRAULICLINE ON THE MJ-40 RUPTURES |
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| THE HMU-83 COMPONENT USED TO LIFT THE FRONT WHEELS OFF THE GROUND TO ALLOW SIDE FRAME WIDTH ADJUSTMENT IS THE |
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| WHAT IS THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE HYDRAULIC HAND PUMP LOCATED ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE OF THE MHU-83 LIFT TRUCK |
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| OPERATING THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SHOULD THE ENGINE QUIT DURING LOADING OPERATIONS |
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| WHAT IS THE LIFT CAPACITY OF AN MHU-83 WITH ALUMINUM ROLLERS INSTALLED |
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| WHAT TYPE OF STAND IS USED TO SUPPORT TRIPLE EJECTOR RACKS (TER) WHEN LOADING THEM AND STORING THEM FOR FURTURE USE |
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| WHAT IS THE MJ-40 AND MHU-83 SERIES LIFT TRUCK WEIGHT LIMIT REDUCED TO WHEN USING FORK ADAPTER ASSEMBLY |
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| WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM LIFTING HEIGHT WHEN THE ADAPTER ASSEMBLY IS INVERTED ON THE MHU-83 |
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| WHAT BOMB LOADING ADAPTER IS USED IN LOADING INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL STORES ON THE B-52 |
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| F310707-500 BOMB LOADING ADAPTER |
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| WHICH LIFT TRUCK SUPPORTS THE USE OF THE MECHANICAL RAM ASSEMBLY (MRA) |
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| HOW MANY TROLLEYS AND CHOCKS CAN THE MHU-110/M TRAILER BE CONFIGURED WITH FOR ROUNDS SHAPE STORES |
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| 24 TROLLEYS AND 48 CHOCKS |
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| WHAT COMPONENT OF THE MUNITIONS HANDLING TRAILER BREAKING SYSTEM IS CONNECTED TO THE TOW VEHICLE TO ACTIVATE THE TRAILERS BREAKING SYSTEM IF THE TRAILER BECOMES DISCONNECTED FROM THE TOW VEHICLE |
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| WHAT IS THE LIFT CAPICITY OF THE MHU-204/M AND MHU-196/M TRAILERS |
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| WHAT MHU-204/M ABD MHU-196/M TRAILER COMPONENT ALLOW FOR PRECISE LATERAL AND LONGITUDINAL POSITIONS CORRECTIONS TO THE LIFT TRILERS AND LOAD DURING LIFTING OPERATIONS |
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| HOW MUCH AIR PRESSURE MUST BE IN THE COMPRESSOR TANK BEFORE LOADING WITH THE MHU-196/M TRAILER |
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| WHAT IS THE AMMUNITION CAPICITY OF THE 20MM LINKLESS AMMUNITIONS LOADING SYSTEM (LALS) |
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| WHAT COMPONENT OF THE A-10 AMUNITIONS LOADING SYSTEM (ALS) INTERFACE WITH THE AIRCRAFT DURING AMMUNITIONS LOADS |
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| DURING NORMAL LOADING OF THE A-10 GUN SYSTEM, WHERE DOES THE AMMUNITIONS LOADING ASSEMBLY (ALA) GET ITS POWER |
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| THE AIRCRAFT'S HYDRAULIC STSTEM |
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| HOW MANY DIFFERENT OUTPUTS CAN AN A/M 32A-60 PROVIDE |
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| WHAT ELECTRICAL OUTPUT IS SUPPLIED BY THE A/M 32A-86 GENERATOR SET |
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| 115/200 VAC OR 230/400 VAC |
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| HOW MANY INSTRUMENT/CONTROL PANELS MUST THE OPERATOR MAKE USE OF DURING OPERATION OF THE A/M 32A-86 GENERATOR SET |
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| FIGHTER AIRCRAFT MAY BE EXEMPTED FROM THE 50 FOOT DISTANCE PLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS OF AN AUXILIARY POWER UNNIT (APU)DURING |
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| COMBAT OF SIMULATED COMBAT OPERATIONS |
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| WHAT AREA MUST YOU AVOID WHEN OPERATING UNITS POWERED BY TURBINE ENGINES |
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| THE ENGINE PLANE OF ROTATION |
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| HOW MUCH AIR PRESSURE IS PRODUCED BY THE MC-2A |
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| THE FL-1D CAN SERVE AS A GROUND POWER SOURCE FOR MQ-1 AND MQ-9 AIRCRAFT WHEN USED IN CONJUCTION WITH A/AN |
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| DCS40-75 SORESEN POWER SUPPLY UNIT |
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| HOW MANY FLUID TEMPERATURE MODES ARE AVAILABLE ON THE POLYALPHAOLEFIN (POA)/ AIR COOLING CART |
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| WHAT MUST BE DONE BEFORE MAKING OR BREAKING A CONNECTION BETWEEN THE POLYALPHAOLEFIN (POA)/ AIR COOLING CART AND THE AIRCRAFT |
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| ENSURE THE SYSTEM IS DEPRESSURIZED |
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| WHAT PRECAUTIONS MUST BE TAKEN PRIOR TO ATTEMPTING TO LOOSEN FITTINGS OR REMOVE TUBES OR HOSES WHEN USING THE SELF GENERATING NITROGEN SERVICING CART (SGNSC) |
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| YOU MUST VENT THE PRESSURE FROM THAT PART OF THE SYSTEM THROUGH THE APPROIATE VALVE |
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| WHAT IS THE PRIMARY TARGET FOR SHAPED CHAGE MUNITIONS |
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| EVEN THOUGHKINETIC ENERGY PENETRATOR MUNTIONS CONTAIN NO EXPLOSIVE THEY MUST BE HANDLED CAREFULLY BECAUSE |
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| MANY OF THEIR DELIVERY SYSTEM CONTAINS EXPLOSIVES OF OTHER HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS |
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| THE FRAGMENTATION BOMB IS MADE OF |
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| SPIRALLY WOUND SPRING STEEL |
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| CONVENTIONAL BOMBS WEIGHTING UP TO 1,000 POUNDS HAVE A SUSPENSION LUG SPACING OF HOW MANY INCHES |
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| THE PURPOSE OF THE BOMB ARMING WIRE ASSEMBLY IS TO |
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| KEEP THE FUZE FROM ARMING UNTIL THE BOMB IS RELEASED |
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| WHAT PROVIDES ELECTRICAL POWER AND INTERCONNECTION CABLE TO THE NOSE AND TAIL FUZES OF A BOMB |
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| WHAT BOMB COMPONENTS ARE DESIGNED TO SENSE THE PROPER ALTITUDE FOR THE DETONATION OF A WEAPON THROUGH THE USE OF A RADIO FREQUENCY OR DOPPLER RADAR |
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| WHAT TYPE OF BOMB IS THE BLU-109/B |
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| HOW MUCH DOES THE BLU-113 A/B PENETRATOR BOMB WEIGHT |
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| HOW CLOSE TO THEIR TARGET CAN GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM AND INERTIAL NAVIGATION GUIDANCE SYSTEM (GPS)/(INS) GUIDED BOMBS BE EXPECTED TO STRIKE |
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| WHICH BOMB IS USED AS A WARHEAD FOR ALL GBU-12 MODELS |
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| WHICH WARHEAD CAN BE USED FOR THE GBU/EGBU-28 |
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| A COMPLETE CLUSTER BOMB UNIT (CBU) CONSISTS OF A QUANITY OF SMALL SUBMUNITIONS AND A |
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| WHICH SUBMUNITION IS AN ANTI TANK MUNITION |
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| WHICH MUNITION IS AN ANTI PERSONNEL |
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| WHICH OF THESE IS A 500-POUND PRACTICE BOMB |
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| WHAT IS THE WEIGHT OF A COMPLETE BDU-33 PRACTICE BOMB |
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| THE TIME-TO-ARM (TA) AND TIME-TO-BURST (TB)SETTING ON THE B83 ARE BEHIND THE |
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| ACCESS DOOR ON THE AFT ASSEMBLY |
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| THE MAIN TYPE OF BOMB FUZES FUNCTIONS ARE |
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| IMPACT,TIME,PROXIMITY AND HYDROSTATIC |
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| THE SEALING WIRE MAY BE REMOVED FORM THE M904 MECHANICAL NOSE FUZE ONLY AFTER |
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| THE ARMING WIRE IS INSERTED |
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| THE M905 FUZE IS ARMED BY |
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| THE ATU-35 DRIVE ASSEMBLY |
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| WHAT SUPPLIES THE ELECTRICAL POWER TO OPERATE THE FMU-139A/B FUZE |
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| THE HEIGHT OF THE BURST BUILT INTO THE FMU-113/B FUZE IS HOW MANY FEET ABOVE GROUND LEVEL |
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| WHICH OF THESE BOMBS MAY USE THE FMU-143/B ,A/B FUZE |
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