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what is the objective of the Army aviation
maintenance system?
safely maintenance readiness TERM 2
the maintenance manager must realize the
significance of aircraft availability is the unit
is to accomplish its mission both at _______
and ______.
DEFINITION 2 war peace TERM 3
what are the 2 levels of aviation maintenance
from lowest to hightest?
DEFINITION 3 field sustainment TERM 4
Sustainment maintenance refers to all
maintenance performed on equipment
above/outside of____?
DEFINITION 4 CAB / ACS TERM 5
Who primarily performs field level
maintenance?
DEFINITION 5 CAB / ACS
AMC &
AMT
support the battalion maneuver companies and squadron maneuver troops with schedule and unschedule maintenance TERM 7
What does the aviation maintenance
company/troop manage within the
BN./squadron
DEFINITION 7 The maintenance program TERM 8
3 factors for assigning level of maintenance
DEFINITION 8 skills tools equipment all required/available TERM 9
what tools are required for an AVUM to repair
the frame assembly?
DEFINITION 9 2 8 TERM 10
The quality control section (QC)
DEFINITION 10 section with in aviation maintenance company is accountable directly to the commander and maintains a complete technical reference library for assigned or support aircraft and systems?
Who is authorized to approve bench
stock
AVUM maintanence officer TERM 17
Preventive Maintence Daily PMD &
DMS
DEFINITION 17 inspections are used in conjuction with the phase maintenance isnpection and are performed at a more frequent basis than the phase TERM 18
inspection required before and after last flight
DEFINITION 18 PMD prevention maintenance daily TERM 19
phase maintenance inspection method
DEFINITION 19 inspection system that is broken into different numbered pahses in which the aircraft must be inspected a number of time before a complete cycle has been completed and the inspection cannot be delayed without grounding the aircraft TERM 20
post flight inspection
DEFINITION 20 inspection is completed after the last flight of a mission. this inspection is used to discover problems that my have developed during flight.
what are the two major categories of aircraft
readiness?
non-mission capable and mission capable TERM 22
when does non mission capable maintenance
begin?
DEFINITION 22 grounding condition or mulfunction discovered TERM 23
Army's FMC rate
goal
DEFINITION 23 75% TERM 24
how will the Unit Leve Logistic System help
units achive the highest level of readiness?
DEFINITION 24 automation supply aircraft forms @ record maintenance management function TERM 25
how do you get aircraft the are above the
optimum line down to the line?
DEFINITION 25 Fly the aircraft
