Afi 16 701

What consists of a set of reports designed to provide Headquarters United States Air Force (USAF) and intermediate commands with the information necessary for timely operational decisions

What report that is a set of reports designed to provide Headquarters United States Air Force (USAF) and intermediate commands with the information necessary for timely operational decisions draws from from many information sources, such as personnel, material, and equipment status

Who is ultimately responsible for timely and accurate reporting

When may commanders modify transmission of classified information as necessary to meet local conditions

HQ USAF and MAJCOMs may suspend the submission of selected reports when

Who ensures security classification and downgrading instructions for each report are according to AFI 31-401, Information Security Program Management.

Reports indicating unit combat readiness status are classified

Reports containing information on a combat loss or damage, or combat mission results are classified a minimum

Reports containing a complete inventory of nuclear weapons of one or more units are classified a minimum

Reports containing information on the deployment of combat aircraft, units, or personnel are classified

Reports containing names and locations associated with a plan are classified

What report uses the C2 channels to immediately notify commanders of any event or incident that may attract international, national, USAF, or significant news media interest

Who submits the OPREP-3

How do you transmit OPREP-3 reports

Include what flagword after the classification on all OPREP-3 messages.

Transmit initial voice reports for all OPREP-3s (except PINNACLE NUCFLASH) as soon as possible after knowledge of the event or incident with a goal of voice report initiation within how many minutes of the event or incident.

Transmit record reports (including PINNACLE NUCFLASH), which contain a more complete description, within How many hours of the initial voice report. Include information from update voice reports within the first hour of initial voice report in the initial record

We use what flagword to identify events or incidents where interest does not go above HQ USAF.

Regarding beeline report For voice and record reports, use which precedence; however, use FLASH if the situation warrants.

OPREP-3 PINNACLE The PINNACLE provides information to the NMCC and appropriate commanders on any incident or event of which-level interest. The

We use this narrative report to report an event or incident involving an actual or possible detonation of a nuclear weapon that risks outbreak of nuclear war

We use this narrative report to report any preconflict occurrence that has the potential to move rapidly into a contingency or general war situation

We use this formatted report to report an accident or event involving nuclear weapons or nuclear components that do not risk the outbreak of nuclear war

We use this formatted report to report the seizure, theft, or loss of a nuclear weapon or nuclear weapon component

Use this formatted report to report operations involving the command disablement or nonviolent disablement of a nuclear weapon

We use this formatted report to report the evacuation of nuclear weapons

Use this to report combat command assessment of a developing or potential crisis situation

Use this report to immediately notify the NMCC of combatant commanders' actions relative to the alert condition of their forces

We use this formatted report to report those incidents involving nuclear weapons that are of significant interest but are not categorized as PINNACLE NUCFLASH or PINNACLE BROKEN ARROW

Use this formatted report to report nuclear reactor and radiological accidents and incidents. These events do not involve nuclear weapons but are of vital interest to all levels of government

We use this report to immediately notify program managers at the Joint Staff-, Air Force-, or MAJCOM-level of significant activities involving special access programs (SAP) operating under the auspices of AFI 16-701, Special Access Programs

What is an unclassified exercise flagword used in exercise messages that contain simulated, time-critical information from operating forces to the NMCC

The purpose of this report is to keep the Joint Staff, services, and other national leadership apprised of existing political, military, and operational situation

How often are SITREPS submited

Submit SITREPS nlt

Submitting a SITREPS nlt 0200z reflects the data was current when

What is a narrative report that keeps addressees informed and enables higher levels of command to prepare for potential effects of ongoing situations

What is a Secretary of Defense (SecDef) directed system that measures and reports on the readiness of military forces and the supporting infrastructure to meet missions and goals assigned by the SecDef

What represents a shift of emphasis from readiness to capabilities in assessing the fitness of individual units and combined forces according to mission-essential tasks

What is a joint and total force perspective that provides readiness information for the warfighter, military services, defense agencies, and policy makers

What is a web-based, non-intrusive, hypertext markup language (html) environment tool with associated databases to support collection, collation, and report generation of unit and aggregate unit type code (UTC) readiness data

What do Unit commanders use to report the status of each UTC

Where does ART reside

What allows AEF-allocated units the ability to report UTC level readiness data and it provides one central location to archive reported data

What is the only assessment system that goes down to UTC level

What is the electronic data portion of a plan that exists in the joint planning and execution system (JOPES) and the deliberate and crises action planning and execution segment (DCAPES). It contains detailed requirements, capabilities, and movement data that support Air Force, Joint, and Combined

Which database is the portion of an operation plan, which contains time-phased force data, non-unit-related cargo and personnel data, and movement data for the operation plan.

What provides, at a selected point in time, the status of a unit's resources and training measured against that required to undertake the mission for which it is organized or designed. It is primarily an internal management tool for use by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS), services, unified commands, and combat support agencies

What are the single automated reporting system within the DOD that functions as the central registry of all operational units of the US Armed Forces and certain foreign organizations

As a resource and unit monitoring system, what indicates the level of selected resources and training status required to undertake the full mission set for which a unit was organized or designed.

What data is used to answer congressional inquiries, readiness trend analysis, justification for readiness accounts in Air Force budget requests, and Air Force resource-allocation decisions.

Which statements provide units with their unit-specific SORTS measurement criteria.

Which statement describe the mission for which a measured unit has been organized, equipped, designed, and tasked and contain the reporting standards against which measured resource area levels are compared.

Who approves DOC statements

What indicate the degree to which a unit is capable of performing the wartime mission for which it is organized.

In this category level Unit possesses the required resources and is trained to undertake the full wartime mission(s) for which it is organized or designed

In this category level Unit possesses the resources and is trained to undertake most of the wartime mission(s) for which it is organized or designed

In this category level Unit possesses the resources and is trained to undertake many, but not all, portions of the wartime mission(s) for which it is organized or designed

In this category level Unit requires additional resources or training to undertake its wartime mission(s) but may be directed to undertake portions of its wartime mission(s) with resources on hand

In this category level Unit is undergoing a service-directed resource change and is not prepared at this time to undertake the wartime mission(s) for which it is organized or designed

This category level Reported for individual resource or training areas not measured.

What does the commander use for information and a subjective assessment to determine a unit's overall C-level

What are the four MRA's in SORTS

When must SORTS reports be delivered to the database

Units update SORTS database every__

What is an artificial language comprised of rules, structures, and vocabulary. This artificial language ensures the construction of standardized message text formats as the medium of exchange between national and international command, control, and information systems

What is the goal of USMTF?

What are the major structural component of USMTF

Within a message text a set is like what

Within a message text how many set types are there

Within a message text what are the set types

Within a message text which set type are the fields are arranged straight across the page in a line from left to right, just like the words in a sentence.

Within a message text which set type are the fields arranged vertically in columns under column headers.

Within a message text which set type do you to use plain language in a formatted message.

In columnar sets, field names are called what

What is the most basic building block in the overall structure of USMTF messages.

What is the message text divided into

Which section of the message text is reserved for information required by the communications system in use

Which section of the message text contains all the information concerning the subject being addressed by the formatted message

Which section of the message text provides information related to, but not part of, the main text

What contains either a single field or a predetermined sequence of fields, and is concerned with one topic of the subject in a formatted message

How do you begin a field

Sets start were

What determines the end of the set

In a set a - represents what

How many character per line can a field contain

What are the 3 CHECKLISTS

What does the first page of each checklist contain

What is always the first checklist in a binder/holder

What do units review checklists for

Who is responsible to ensure the current checklist is being used

Why is it important to put a mark next to each step as you run the checklist

Who ensures operations logbooks are maintained

Entries in logbooks use which type of ink

Correct errors in entries by ___ the entry, placing individual's initials at the end of the entry, and re-entering correct information on the next available line.

Correct errors in entries by lining through the entry, placing ___ at the end of the entry, and re-entering correct information on the next available line.

Open the logbook at ___ or at the beginning of the duty day and close it at 2400Z or the end of the duty day. Use ZULU time for all entries. If a change in ZULU day occurs during the tour of duty, close the logbook and reopen it at that time

available line. Open the logbook at 0001Z or at the beginning of the duty day and close it at ___ or the end of the duty day. Use ZULU time for all entries. If a change in ZULU day occurs during the tour of duty, close the logbook and reopen it at that time

Who will sign at the beginning and end of the tour of duty (indicating the time on/off duty with a legible rank and signature) certifying all entries are accurate and reflect a complete record of the tour of duty.

What are an official record of events that take place on each operational day and can and often are referenced for inquiries and incident reporting. Remember

What reports are a major information source for the National Military Command System (NMCC).

What's does ops reporting consist of