INTELLIGENCE AND INVESTIGATION

What is the primary mission of the Philippine Air Force’s Intelligence and Investigation Unit?
a. Conducting humanitarian missions
b. Ensuring air superiority
c. Gathering and analyzing intelligence
d. Providing aerial support for ground forces

What is the main purpose of organizing intelligence operations within the Philippine Air
Force?
a. To ensure transparency in military operations
b. To provide logistical support to ground forces
c. To enhance situational awareness and decision making
d. To facilitate diplomatic relations with other nations

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Philippine Air Force’s Intelligence and
Investigation unit?
a. Monitoring enemy air activities
b. Conducting criminal investigations within the Air Force
c. Analyzing satellite imagery for strategic planning
d. Ensuring compliance with aviation regulations

How does the Philippine Air Force’s Intelligence and Investigation unit contribute to national
security?
a. By conducting cyber warfare operations
b. By intercepting enemy communications
c. By providing actionable intelligence to decision makers
d. By coordinating humanitarian relief efforts

What is the vision of the Philippine Air Force?

a. A modern and technologically advanced Air Force
b. A professional and competent Air Force responsive to national security and
development
c. A globally recognized Air Force with a strong presence in international conflicts
d. A highly skilled Air Force capable of dominating airspaces

What does the Philippine Air Force’s mission statement emphasize?

a. Organizing airshows for public awareness
b. Conducting prompt and sustained air operations
c. Providing ground support for infantry operations
d. Enhancing civilian aviation infrastructure

How does the Philippine Air Force’s Intelligence and Investigation unit support air
operations?
a. By maintaining aircraft fleets
b. By conducting surveillance on enemy movements
c. By providing medical evacuation services
d. By training pilots and aircrew
Which of the following is a key aspect of the Philippine Air Force’s Intelligence and
Investigation unit?
a. Coordinating international peacekeeping missions
b. Conducting propaganda campaigns
c. Ensuring the security of military installations
d. Monitoring civilian airspace for security threats

How does the Philippine Air Force’s Intelligence and Investigation unit contribute to national
development?
a. By conducting scientific research on air technology
b. By supporting disaster relief efforts with aerial assistance
c. By coordinating tourism initiatives
d. By managing international trade agreements

What is the primary goal of the Philippine Air Force’s Intelligence and Investigation unit?
a. To gather intelligence solely for offensive operations
b. To conduct investigations into internal Air Force matters
c. To provide support for foreign espionage activities
d. To protect national security through intelligence gathering

Which aspect of the Philippine Air Force’s Intelligence and Investigation unit focuses on
internal security threats?
a. Counterintelligence
b. Surveillance
c. Signals intelligence
d. Tactical reconnaissance

What is the primary role of the Philippine Air Force’s Intelligence and Investigation unit
during peacetime?
a. Coordinating joint military exercises with foreign allies
b. Conducting covert operations against enemy nations
c. Monitoring for potential security threats and conducting criminal investigations
d. Training new recruits in aviation techniques

How does the Philippine Air Force’s Intelligence and Investigation unit contribute to
decision making processes?
a. By providing accurate and timely intelligence analysis
b. By organizing public relations campaigns
c. By conducting experimental aircraft testing
d. By participating in diplomatic negotiations

What is the primary focus of the Philippine Air Force’s Intelligence and Investigation unit
during wartime?
a. Conducting reconnaissance missions behind enemy lines
b. Interrogating prisoners of war
c. Protecting military supply lines
d. Gathering intelligence to support military operations
How does the Philippine Air Force’s Intelligence and Investigation unit collaborate with
other branches of the military?
a. By providing logistical support for ground forces
b. By coordinating joint operation and sharing intelligence
c. By overseeing military budget allocations
d. By training personnel in advanced combat techniques

What is the primary function of the Philippine Air Force’s Intelligence and Investigation unit?
a. Conducting aerial surveillance
b. Gathering and analyzing intelligence information
c. Performing search and rescue missions
d. Providing technical support for aircraft maintenance

Which of the following is not a role of the Intelligence and Investigation unit in the Philippine
Air Force?
a. Counterintelligence
b. Criminal investigations
c. Aircraft maintenance
d. Surveillance

What is the main goal of counterintelligence within the Philippine Air Force?
a. To gather information on enemy aircraft
b. To prevent the infiltration of enemy agents
c. To monitor civilian air traffic
d. To conduct background checks on Air Force personnel

Which agency oversees intelligence operations within the Philippine Air Force?
a. Department of National Defense
b. National Intelligence Coordinating Agency
c. Philippine Air Force Intelligence Service
d. Philippine National Police

What is the significance of intelligence gathering for the Philippine Air Force?
a. It helps in maintaining air superiority
b. It assists in budget planning
c. It facilitates diplomatic negotiations
d. It improves pilot training programs

Which of the following is NOT a source of intelligence for the Philippine Air Force?
a. Satellite imagery
b. Open source information
c. Social media monitoring
d. Foreign military personnel
What is the purpose of conducting criminal investigations within the Philippine Air Force?
a. To prosecute enemy combatants
b. To maintain discipline among Air Force personnel
c. To gather evidence for court martial proceedings
d. To monitor civilian criminal activity

How does the Intelligence and Investigation unit contribute to operational planning within
the Philippine Air Force?
a. By conducting weather forecasting
b. By assessing enemy capabilities and intentions
c. By coordinating humanitarian missions
d. By managing air traffic control

What is the role of surveillance in intelligence operations?

a. To intercept enemy communications
b. To monitor the movement of enemy forces
c. To gather information from confidential informants
d. To track civilian aircraft

Which of the following is a key characteristic of effective intelligence analysis?

a. Rapid decision making without thorough analysis
b. Reliance solely on classified information
c. Objective and unbiased assessment
d. Limited collaboration with other agencies

What is the importance of information security in intelligence operations

a. It prevents unauthorized access to classified information
b. It enhances public relations
c. It increases transparency with allied nations
d. It facilitates information sharing with the media

How does the Intelligence and Investigation unit contribute to national security?
a. By conducting diplomatic negotiations
b. By providing technical support for aircraft maintenance
c. By identifying threats and vulnerabilities
d. By managing civilian air traffic

What role does technology play in intelligence gathering for the Philippine Air Force?
a. It replaces human intelligence sources
b. It enhances the speed and accuracy of data analysis
c. It eliminates the need for operational planning
d. It restricts information sharing with allied nations
Which of the following is NOT a challenge faced by the Intelligence and Investigation unit in
the Philippine Air Force?
a. Limited resources
b. Political interference
c. Lack of qualified personnel
d. Overreliance on foreign intelligence

What is the role of liaison officers in intelligence operations?

a. To gather intelligence from enemy sources
b. To facilitate communication with allied intelligence agencies
c. To provide technical support for surveillance equipment
d. To oversee budget allocation for intelligence activities

How does the Intelligence and Investigation unit contribute to situational awareness?
a. By conducting criminal investigations
b. By providing real-time intelligence updates
c. By managing air traffic control
d. By coordinating humanitarian missions

What legal framework governs intelligence operations within the Philippine Air Force?
a. Military Code of Conduct
b. Constitution of the Philippines
c. Executive Order on National Security
d. International Law of Armed Conflict

Which of the following is a primary objective of intelligence analysis?

a. To support propaganda efforts
b. To deceive enemy forces
c. To provide decision makers with accurate assessments
d. To engage in psychological warfare

How does the Intelligence and Investigation unit support operational commanders?
a. By conducting humanitarian missions
b. By providing intelligence assessments
c. By managing logistics and supply chains
d. By overseeing personnel training programs

What is the role of threat assessments in intelligence operations?

a. To identify potential allies
b. To analyze enemy capabilities and intentions
c. To manage civilian air traffic
d. To conduct criminal investigations

Which of the following is NOT a function of the Intelligence and Investigation unit?
a. Cybersecurity
b. Intelligence collection
c. Counterintelligence
d. Criminal invesitgations
How does the Intelligence and Investigation unit contribute to force protection?
a. By conducting propaganda campaigns
b. By providing real-time threat assessments
c. By managing civilian air traffic
d. By coordinating international military exercises

What is the significance of counterintelligence in intelligence operations?

a. It focuses on monitoring civilian activities
b. It aims to prevent the infiltration of enemy agents
c. It facilitates international diplomacy
d. It provides technical support for surveillance equipment

How does the Intelligence and Investigation unit contribute to cybersecurity within the
Philippine Air Force?
a. By conducting propaganda campaigns against cyber threats
b. By providing real-time threat assessments for cyber attacks
c. By managing civilian air traffic in cyberspace
d. By overseeing personnel training programs on cyber hygiene

How does the Intelligence and Investigation unit contribute to strategic planning?
a. By managing logistics and supply chains
b. By conducting criminal investigations
c. By providing intelligence assessments
d. By overseeing personnel training programs

What is the role of intelligence fusion centers in intelligence operations?

a. To conduct criminal investigations
b. To coordinate intelligence sharing among agencies
c. To manage civilian air traffic
d. To oversee personnel training programs

How does the Intelligence and Investigation unit contribute to crisis management?
a. By conducting propaganda campaigns
b. By providing real-time intelligence updates
c. By managing civilian air traffic
d. By overseeing personnel training programs

What is the role of intelligence briefings in decision-making processes?

a. To mislead adversaries
b. To disseminate classified information
c. To provide decision-makers with relevant intelligence
d. To coordinate international military exercises

How does the Intelligence and Investigation unit contribute to air defense operations
a. By conducting criminal investigations
b. By providing intelligence assessments
c. By managing logistics supply chains
d. By overseeing personnel training programs
What is the role of intelligence training programs within the Philippine Air Force?
a. To conduct propaganda campaigns
b. To provide personnel with skills for intelligence operations
c. To manage civilian air traffic
d. To coordinate international military exercises

How does the Intelligence and Investigation unit contribute to law enforcement efforts?
a. By providing propaganda campaigns
b. By providing intelligence support for criminal investigations
c. By managing civilian air traffic
d. By overseeing personnel training programs

What is the role of intelligence reports in intelligence operations?

a. To disseminate classified information to the public
b. To mislead adversaries
c. To provide timely and accurate intelligence assessments
d. To manage logistics and supply chains

How does the Intelligence and Investigation unit contribute to counterterrorism efforts?
a. By conducting propaganda campaigns
b. By providing intelligence support for counterterrorism operations
c. By managing civilian air traffic
d. By overseeing personnel training programs

What is the role of intelligence analysts in intelligence operations?

a. To conduct propaganda campaigns
b. To provide real-time threat assessments
c. To manage logistics and supply chains
d. To oversee personnel training programs

How does the Intelligence and Investigation unit contribute to regional security
cooperation?
a. By conducting propaganda campaigns
b. By sharing intelligence with regional partners
c. By managing civilian air traffic
d. By overseeing personnel training programs

What is the role of intelligence assessments in intelligence operations?

a. To provide accurate and timely intelligence updates
b. To deceive adversaries
c. To conduct criminal investigations
d. To manage logistics and supply chains

How does the Intelligence and Investigation unit contribute to peacekeeping operations?
a. By conducting propaganda campaigns
b. By providing intelligence support for peacekeeping missions
c. By managing civilian air traffic
d. By overseeing personnel training programs
What is the significance of intelligence sharing in intelligence operations?
a. It enhances operational security
b. It increases transparency with adversaries
c. It facilitates cooperation and collaboration among agencies
d. It restricts information access to decision-makers

How does the Intelligence and Investigation unit contribute to information dominance?
a. By conducting propaganda campaigns
b. By providing accurate and timely intelligence assessments
c. By managing civilian air traffic
d. By overseeing personnel training programs

What is the role of intelligence oversight in intelligence operations?

a. To prevent unauthorized access to classified information
b. To facilitate international diplomacy
c. To conduct propaganda campaigns
d. To oversee personnel training programs
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Which of the following best describes the primary goal of financial management in the
Philippine Air Force?
a. Maximizing profits
b. Ensuring operational readiness
c. Minimizing expenses
d. Generating revenue

What is the main source of funding for the Philippine Air Force’s operational expenses?
a. Donations from foreign governments
b. Revenue from air shows
c. Appropriations from the national government
d. Membership fees from allied air forces

Which financial document outlines the Philippine Air Force’s planned expenses and
revenues for a specific period?
a. Balance sheet
b. Income statement
c. Budget
d. Cash flow statement

What is the purpose of conducting financial audits within the Philippine Air Force?
a. To increase operational costs
b. To ensure compliance with financial regulations
c. To reduce transparency
d. To limit access to financial information

Which financial management principle emphasizes the timely recording of financial

transactions in the Philippine Air Force?
a. Accuracy
b. Relevance
c. Timeliness
d. Consistency

How does the Philippine Air Force typically manage its procurement to ensure financial
efficiency?
a. By avoiding competitive bidding
b. By outsourcing procurement functions
c. By adhering strictly to procurement regulations
d. By minimizing documentation requirements

What role does financial forecasting play in the Philippine Air Force’s financial management?
a. It predicts future operational challenges
b. It determines the budget for the upcoming year
c. It analyzed past financial performance
d. It forecasts future financial needs and resources
How does the Philippine Air Force prioritize its spending decisions?
a. By allocating funds based on rank
b. By focusing on operational necessities
c. By favoring personal preferences
d. By excluding maintenance expenses

What is the purpose of implementing internal controls in the financial management of the
Philippine Air Force?
a. To increase financial risk
b. To reduce operational efficiency
c. To minimize the risk of fraud and errors
d. To limit transparency

How does the Philippine Air Force manage its cash flow effectively?
a. By delaying payments to suppliers
b. By maintaining a sufficient cash reserve
c. By avoiding budget planning
d. By increasing debt obligations

What financial metric does the Philippine Air Force use to evaluate its overall financial
performance?
a. Return on investment (ROI)
b. Gross profit margin
c. Debt-to-equity ratio
d. Operational readiness rate

How does the Philippine Air Force ensure accountability in its financial management
practices?
a. By avoiding financial reporting
b. By outsourcing financial management functions
c. By implementing transparency measures
d. By withholding financial information

What financial risk does the Philippine Air Force aim to mitigate through effective financial
planning?
a. Currency exchange risk
b Market risk
c. Operational risk
d. Political risk

How does the Philippine Air Force manage its debt obligations responsibly?
a. By avoiding debt entirely
b. By increasing debt without repayment plans
c. By adhering to debt repayment schedules
d. By defaulting on debt payments
What role does financial reporting play in the Philippine Air Force’s decision making
process?
a. It hinders transparency
b. It provides inaccurate information
c. It supports informed decision-making
d. It increases financial risk

What is the primary objective of financial management in the Philippine Air Force?
a. Maximizing profits
b. Minimizing costs
c. Efficient allocation of resources
d. Increasing revenue

Which of the following is NOT a component of financial management in the Philippine Air
Force?
a. Budgeting
b. Inventory management
c. Marketing strategies
d. Financial reporting

What is the purpose of budgeting in the Philippine Air Force’s financial management?
a. To increase spending
b. To allocate resources efficiently
c. To minimize revenue
d. To maximize profits

Which financial statement provides a snapshot of the Philippine Air Force’s financial
position at a specific point in time?
a. Income statement
b. Balance sheet
c. Cash flow statement
d. Statement of retained earnings

What does the term “cost control” refer to in Philippine Air Force’s financial management?
a. Maximizing costs
b. Minimizing revenue
c. Minimizing costs
d. Maximizing revenue

Which financial ratio measures the Philippine Air Force’s ability to meet short-term
obligations?
a. Debt-to-equity ratio
b. Current ratio
c. Return on investment (ROI)
d. Asset turnover ratio
What is the purpose of internal controls in the Philippine Air Force’s financial management?
a. To increase fraud
b. To decrease risk
c. To minimize risk
d. To reduce transparency

Which financial statement shows the Philippine Air Force’s revenues and expenses over a
specific period?
a. Income statement
b. Balance sheet
c. Cash flow statement
d. Statement of retained earnings

What does the term “fiscal responsibility” entail in Philippine Air Force’s financial
management?
a. Irresponsible spendind
b. Efficient use of resources
c. Maximized costs
d. Minimized revenue

Which financial analysis technique helps assess the Philippine Air Force’s profitability over
time?
a. Horizontal analysis
b. Vertical analysis
c. Ratio analysis
d. Trend analysis

What is the primary source of funding for the Philippine Air Force’s operations?
a. Government subsidies
b. Foreign loans
c. Private donations
d. Membership fees

Which financial ratio measures the efficiency of the Philippine Air Force in generating
revenue from its assets?
a. Debt-to-equity ratio
b. Current ratio
c. Return on assets (ROA)
d. Return on equity (ROE)

What is the purpose of financial forecasting in the Philippine Air Force?

a. To analyze past financial performance
b. To predict future financial outcomes
c. To control current spending
d. To increase revenue
Which financial statement illustrates the change in the Philippine Air Force’s retained
earning over a specific period?
a. Income statement
b. Balance sheet
c. Cash flow statement
d. Statement of retained earnings

What does the term “cost-benefit analysis” involve in Philippine Air Force’ financial
management?
a. Maximizing costs
b. Minimizing revenue
c. Comparing costs to benefits
d. Increasing revenue

Which financial ratio assesses the Philippine Air Force’s ability to cover interest expenses
with its earnings?
a. Debt-to-equity ratio
b. Debt service coverage ratio
c. Return on investment (ROI)
d. Asset turnover ratio

What role does financial transparency play in the Philippine Air Force’s financial
management?
a. To increase opacity
b. To decrease efficiency
c. To enhance accountability
d. To reduce accessibility

Which financial statement outlines the Philippine Air Force’s sources and uses of cash
during a specific period
a. Income statement
b. Balance sheet
c. Cash flow statement
d. Statement of retained earnings

What is the primary purpose of financial controls in the Philippine Air Force?
a. To increase risk
b. To decrease efficiency
c. To minimize errors and fraud
d. To reduce transparency

Which financial ratio measures the Philippine Air Force’s ability to meet its long-term
obligations?
a. Debt-to-equity ratio
b. Current ratio
c. Return on investment (ROI)
d. Asset turnover ratio
What is the significance of financial performance evaluation in the Philippine Air Force?
a. To minimize accountability
b. To enhance efficiency
c. To obscure financial data
d. To increase spending

Which financial statement reports the changes in the Philippine Air Force’s cash balance
over a specific period?
a. Income statement
b. Balance sheet
c. Cash flow statement
d. Statement of retained earnings

What does the term “financial sustainability” imply in the context of Philippine Air Force’s
financial management?
a. Excessive spending
b. Long-term financial viability
c. Decreased accountability
d. Inefficient resource allocation

Which financial ratio measures the Philippine Air Force’s profitability relative to its
shareholder’s equity?
a. Debt-to-equity ratio
b. Current ratio
c. Return on investment (ROI)
d. Return on equity (ROE)

What is the primary goal of financial planning in the Philippine Air Force?
a. To increase spending
b. To minimize revenue
c. To maximize profits
d. To achieve operational objectives

What role does risk management play in the Philippine Air Force’s financial management?
a. To increase risk
b. To decrease efficiency
c. To minimize financial losses
d. To reduce transparency

Which financial statement shows the Philippine Air Force’s ownership equity at a specific
point in time?
a. Income statement
b. Balance sheet
c. Cash flow statement
d. Statement of retained earnings
What does the term “financial efficiency” mean in Philippine Air Force’s financial
management?
a. Wasteful spending
b. Optimized resource utilization
c. Increased revenue
d. Reduced transparency

Which financial ratio measures the Philippine Air Force’s ability to cover its interest
expenses with its earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT)
a. Debt-to-equity ratio
b. Debt service coverage ratio
c. Return on investment (ROI)
d. Asset turnover ratio

What is the significance of financial reporting in the Philippine Air Force?

a. To obscure financial data
b. To decrease transparency
c. To provide stakeholders with accurate financial information
d. To increase risk

Which financial statement summarizes the Philippine Air Force’s financial performance over
a specific period?
a. Income statement
b. Balance sheet
c. Cash flow statement
d. Statement of retained earnings

What does the term “financial risk” refer to in Philippine Air Force’s financial management?
a. Optimized resource utilization
b. Inefficient spending
c. Uncertainty regarding financial outcomes
d. Increased transparency

Which financial ratio measures the Philippine Air Force’s ability to generate profit from its
investments?
a. Debt-to-equity ratio
b. Current ratio
c. Return on investment (ROI)
d. Return on equity (ROE)

What is the primary purpose of financial analysis in the Philippine Air Force?
a. To decrease transparency
b. To increase spending
c. To assess financial performance
d. To obscure financial data
Which financial statement shows the Philippine Air Force’s revenues, expenses, and
resulting net income or loss over a specific period?
a. Income statement
b. Balance sheet
c. Cash flow statement
d. Statement of retained earnings

What does the term “financial accountability” entail in Philippine Air Force’s financial
management?
a. Increased opacity
b. Efficient resource allocation
c. Decreased transparency
d. Responsibility for financial actions and outcomes

Which financial ratio measures the Philippine Air Force’s ability to cover its short-term
liabilities with its short-term assets?
a. Debt-to-equity ratio
b. Current ratio
c. Return on investment (ROI)
d. Asset turnover ratio

What is the primary objective of financial risk management in the Philippine Air Force?
a. To increase risk
b. To decrease efficiency
c. To minimize the impact of adverse financial events
d. To reduce transparency

Which financial statement provides insights into the Philippine Air Force’s sources and uses
of cash during a specific period?
a. Income statement
b. Balance sheet
c. Cash flow statement
d. Statement of retained earnings

What does the term “financial governance” involve in Philippine Air Force’s financial
management?
a. Irresponsible spending
b. Efficient resource allocation
c. Increased opacity
d. Decreased accountability

Which financial ratio measures the Philippine Air Force’s reliance on debt financing relative
to its equity?
a. Debt-to-equity ratio
b. Current ratio
c. Return on investment (ROI)
d. Return on equity (ROE)
What is the significance of financial transparency in the Philippine Air Force’s financial
management?
a. To increase opacity
b. To decrease efficiency
c. To enhance accountability
d. To reduce accessibility

Which financial statement provides a summary of the Philippine Air Force’s financial
position at a specific point in time?
a. Income statement
b. Balance sheet
c. Cash flow statement
d. Statement of retained earnings

What does the term “financial performance” refer to in Philippine Air Force’s financial
management?
a. Increased opacity
b. Efficient resource allocation
c. Decreased transparency
d. Achievement of financial objectives and targets

Which financial ratio measures the Philippine Air Force’s efficiency in managing its
inventory?
a. Debt-to-equity ratio
b. Inventory turnover ratio
c. Return on investment (ROI)
d. Asset turnover ratio
ENGINEERING
What is the main role of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering units?
a. Cooking
b. Construction and maintenance of airfields
c. Singing
d. Dancing

What is the primary aircraft used by the Philippine Air Force?

a. Boeing 747
b. Airbus A380
c. KAI FA-50
d. Concorde

What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s humanitarian mission?

a. Operation Smile
b. Operation Blue Heart
c. Operation Lifeline
d. Operation Rainbow

What is the motto of the Philippine Air Force

a. Fly High, Soar High
b. Above All
c. Always Ready, Always There
d. Defend and Serve

When was the Philippine Air Force founded?

a. 1945
b. 1947
c. 1950
d. 1952

Who is the current commander of the Philippine Air Force

a. General Stephen P. Parreno
b. General Carlito Galvez Jr.
c. General Gilbert Gapay
d. General Cirilito Sobejana

What is the highest rank in the Philippine Air Force?

a. General
b. Colonel
c. Major
d. Captain

What is the Philippine Air Force’s primary responsibility?

a. Land defense
b. Naval defense
c. Air defense
d. Cyber defense
How many major commands does the Philippine Air Force have?
a. 2
b. 3
c. 4
d. 5

What is the official color of the Philippine Air Force?

a. Red
b. Blue
c. Green
d. Yellow

What is the symbol of the Philippine Air Force?

a. Eagle
b. Lion
c. Tiger
d. Phoenix

What type of training does the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering units undergo?
a. Culinary
b. Medical
c. Combat Engineering
d. Fashion Design

What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering Brigade?

a. 355th Aviation Engineering Wing
b. 365th Aviation Engineering Wing
c. 375th Aviation Engineering Wing
d. 385th Aviation Engineering Wing

Where is the headquarters of the Philippine Air Force located?

a. Manila
b. Quezon City
c. Pasay City
d. Makati City

What is the official march of the Philippine Air Force?

a. Blue Eagles March
b. Red Hawks March
c. Green Falcons March
d. Yellow Condors March

How many air bases does the Philippine Air Force have?
a. 3
b. 5
c. 7
d. 9
What is the primary role of the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing
a. Airfield construction and maintenance
b. Aircraft maintenance
c. Air traffic control
d. Airfield security

What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s aerobatic team?

a. Blue Eagles
b. Red Arrows
c. Thunderbirds
d. Blue Angels

What is the official name of the Philippine Air Force’s museum?

a. Philippine Air Force Aerospace Museum
b. Philippine Air Force Aviation Museum
c. Philippine Air Force Aeronautical Museum
d. Philippine Air Force Aerodynamics Museum

What is the primary mission of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering units during
peacetime?
a. Training
b. Humanitarian aid
c. Combat
d. Intelligence gathering

What is the primary construction material used by the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing?
a. Wood
b. Concrete
c. Steel
d. Bamboo

What is the secondary role of the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing?

a. Air traffic control
b. Aircraft maintenance
c. Air defense
d. Humanitarian aid

What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering school?

a. Philippine Air Force College of Aeronautics
b. Philippine Air Force Institute of Technology
c. Philippine Air Force School of Engineering
d. Philippine Air Force Academy of Engineering
What is the primary tool used by the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing for airfield
construction?
a. Bulldozer
b. Crane
c. Excavator
d. Forklift

What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering mascot?

a. Engineer Eagle
b. Builder Bird
c. Constructor Condor
d. Maker Hawk

What is the official song of the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing?

a. Engineer’s Anthem
b. Builder’s Ballad
c. Constructor’s Chorus
d. Maker’s Melody

What is the primary engineering discipline taught at the Philippine Air Force Institute of
Technology?
a. Civil Engineering
b. Mechanical Engineering
c. Electrical Engineering
d. Aeronautical Engineering

What is the official badge of the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing?

a. An eagle holding a wrench
b. A hawk holding a hammer
c. A condor holding a compass
d. A bird holding a blueprint

What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering honor society?
a. Order of the Engineer
b. Society of Military Engineers
c. Institute of Aeronautical Engineers
d. Association of Aviation Engineers

What is the motto of the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing?

a. Build and Serve
b. Construct and Defend
c. Engineer and Protect
d. Make and Maintain
What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s annual engineering competition?
a. Engineering Challenge
b. Aeronautics Cup
c. Aviation Engineering Showdown
d. Air Force Tech Challenge

What is the primary software used by the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing for designing
airfields?
a. AutoCAD
b. SolidWorks
c. SketchUp
d. Revit

What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering journal?

a. Air Force Engineering Review
b. Aviation Engineering Quarterly
c. Aeronautics Engineering Digest
d. Military Engineering Journal

What is the primary material used by the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing for airfield
maintenance?
a. Asphalt
b. Concrete
c. Gravel
d. Sand

What is the secondary training received by the engineers of the 355th Aviation Engineering
Wing?
a. Medical training
b. Combat training
c. Culinary training
d. Communication training

What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering award for excellence?
a. Golden Eagle Award
b. Silver Hawk Award
c. Bronze Condor Award
d. Platinum Falcon Award

What is the primary vehicle used by the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing for transporting
materials?
a. Truck
b. Helicopter
c. Boat
d. Train
What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering training facility?
a. Air Force Engineering Academy
b. Aviation Engineering Training Center
c. Aeronautics Engineering School
d. Military Engineering Institute

What is the primary power source used by the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing for its
operations?
a. Solar power
b. Wind power
c. Hydro power
d. Diesel power

What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering disaster response team?
a. Eagle Rescue Team
b. Hawk Relief Team
c. Condor Aid Team
d. Falcon Assistance Team

What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering alumni association?
a. Air Force Engineering Alumni Association
b. Aviation Engineering Graduates Association
c. Aeronautics Engineering Old Students Association
d. Military Engineering Ex-Students Union

What is the primary safety equipment used by the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing during
construction?
a. Safety glasses
b. Hard hat
c. Safety shoes
d. High visibility vest

What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering research and development unit?
a. Air Force Engineering Research and Development Unit
b. Aviation Engineering Innovation Center
c. Aeronautics Engineering Research Laboratory
d. Military Engineering Development Department

What is the primary communication tool used by the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing?
a. Walkie-talkie
b. Mobile phone
c. Satellite phone
d. Morse code
What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering women’s association?
a. Women in Air Force Engineering
b. Ladies in Aviation Engineering
c. Females in Aeronautics Engineering
d. Girls in Military Engineering

What is the primary construction method used by the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing for
building airfields?
a. Prefabrication
b. Traditional construction
c. Modular construction
d. 3D printing

What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering cadet program?
a. Air Force Engineering Cadet Program
b. Aviation Engineering Cadet Corps
c. Aeronautics Engineering Cadet Scheme
d. Military Engineering Cadet Plan

What is the primary construction standard used by the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing?
a. American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)
b. British Standards (BS)
c. International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
d. Philippine National Standards (PNS)

What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering scholarship program?
a. Air Force Engineering Scholarship Program
b. Aviation Engineering Scholarship Scheme
c. Aeronautics Engineering Scholarship Plan
d. Military Engineering Scholarship Fund

What is the primary environmental consideration of the 355th Aviation Engineering Wing
during construction?
a. Water conservation
b. Energy efficiency
c. Waste management
d. Noise reduction

Which of the following is not a primary function of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering
Department?
a. Aircraft maintenance
b. Infrastructure development
c. Human resource management
d. Weapon systems maintenance
What is the primary responsibility of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering Department?
a. Ensuring aircraft safety
b. Developing new aircraft technology
c. Training air force personnel
d. Repairing military facilities

Which type of maintenance involves routine checks and servicing to prevent unexpected
failures?
a. Corrective maintenance
b. Preventive maintenance
c. Predictive maintenance
d. Reactive maintenance

What is the term for the process of disassembling, inspecting, repairing, and reassembling
aircraft components?
a. Overhaul
b. Retrofitting
c. Calibration
d. Testing

Which division of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering Department is responsible for the
maintenance of airframe structures?
a. Avionics Division
b. Propulsion Division
c. Structural Maintenance Division
d. Systems Division

What is the purpose of Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) in aircraft maintenance?

a. To repair damaged components
b. To detect defects without causing damage
c. To conduct routine inspections
d. To improve aircraft performance

Which aircraft component is primarily responsible for generating thrust?

a. Fuselage
b. Wings
c. Engine
d. Tail assembly

What is the purpose of a hydraulic system in an aircraft?

a. To control the aircraft’s pitch and roll
b. To provide power for electrical systems
c. To assist in landing gear deployment
d. To maintain pressurization in the cabin
Which of the following is not a type of aircraft engine used by the Philippine Air Force?
a. Turbojet
b. Turboprop
c. Piston
d. Rocket

What type of fuel is commonly used in military aircraft?

a. Diesel
b. Kerosene
c. Gasoline
d. Propane

Which agency is responsible for setting safety standards for aviation in the Philippines?
a. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)
b. Philippine Air Force (PAF)
c. Department of Transportation (DOTr)
d. Philippine Aerospace Development Corporation (PADC)

What is the purpose of an aircraft’s landing gear

a. To stabilize the aircraft during flight
b. To provide lift during takeoff
c. To support the aircraft on the ground
d. To control the aircraft’s direction

What is the primary function of the Avionics Division within the Philippine Air Force’s
Engineering Department?
a. Engine maintenance
b. Electrical systems maintenance
c. Airframe repair
d. Flight control systems maintenance

What does the term “MBTF” stand for in aircraft maintenance?

a. Mean Time Between Flights
b. Maximum Time Before Failure
c. Mean Time Between Failures
d. Minimum Time Between Fixes

What is the purpose of an aircraft’s flight control surfaces?

a. To generate lift
b. To provide stability and control
c. To house the cockpit instruments
d. To store fuel
Which division of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering Department is responsible for the
maintenance of aircraft engines?
a. Avionics Division
b. Propulsion Division
c. Structural Maintenance Division
d. Systems Division

What is the primary purpose of the aircraft’s fuselage

a. To house the cockpit and passengers
b. To generate lift
c. To store fuel
d. To provide stability during flight

Which type of maintenance is performed in response to a specific failure or malfunction?

a. Corrective maintenance
b. Preventive maintenance
c. Predictive maintenance
d. Routine maintenance

What is the purpose of an aircraft’s stabilizers?

a. To control the aircraft’s pitch and roll
b. To generate lift
c. To provide structural support
d. To store cargo

Which agency is responsible for the procurement of aircraft and equipment for the
Philippine Air Force?
a. Department of National Defense (DND)
b. Philippine Air Force (PAF)
c. Office of the President
d. Department of Budget and Management (DBM)

What is the primary purpose of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering Department?
a. To design new aircraft
b. To maintain and repair aircraft and equipment
c. To train air force personnel
d. To conduct research and development

Which of the following is not a component of an aircraft’s propulsion system?

a. Engine
b. Propeller
c. Fuel tank
d. Exhaust system
What is the purpose of the aircraft’s avionics systems?
a. To control the aircraft’s engines
b. To provide navigation and communication capabilities
c. To maintain cabin pressurization
d. To monitor flight controls

Which division of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering Department is responsible for the
maintenance of electrical systems?
a. Avionics Division
b. Propulsion Division
c. Structural Maintenance Division
d. Systems Division

What is the primary function of the Systems Division within the Philippine Air Force’s
Engineering Department?
a. Aircraft maintenance
b. Infrastructure development
c. Human resource management
d. Weapon systems maintenance

Which aircraft component is primarily responsible for generating lift?

a. Fuselage
b. Wings
c. Engine
d. Tail assembly

What is the purpose of an aircraft’s fuel system

a. To generate power for electrical systems
b. To control the aircraft’s direction
c. To provide fuel to the engines
d. To pressurize the cabin

What type of maintenance involves using historical data and condition monitoring to
anticipate failures?
a. Corrective maintenance
b. Preventive maintenance
c. Predictive maintenance
d. Routine maintenance

Which agency is responsible for overseeing military aviation operations in the Philippines?
a. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)
b. Department of National Defense
c. Philippine Air Force (PAF)
d. Office of the President
Which division of the Philippine Air Force’s Engineering Department is responsible for the
maintenance of aircraft avionics systems?
a. Avionics Division
b. Propulsion Division
c. Structural Maintenance Division
d. Systems Division

What does the term “MTTR” stand for in aircraft maintenance?

a. Mean Time Between Replacements
b. Maximum Time To Repair
c. Mean Time To Restore
d. Minimum Time To Recover
TRAINING
What is the primary training institution for aspiring officers in the Philippine Air Force (PAF)?
a. Philippine Military Academy (PMA)
b. Air Education, Training, and Doctrine Command (AETDC)
c. Philippine Air Force Flying School (PAFFS)
d. Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA)

Which aircraft is commonly used for basic flight training in the Philippine Air Force?
a. Lockheed C-130 Hercules
b. Cessna 172
c. FA-50PH Fighting Eagle
d. Bell UH-1 Huey

What is the duration of the Officer Candidate School (OCS) program for aspiring officers in
the Philippine Air Force?
a. 6 months
b. 1 year
c. 2 years
d. 4 years

Which of the following is NOT a phase of pilot training in the Philippine Air Force?
a. Primary Training
b. Advanced Training
c. Intermediate Training
d. Specialized Training

What is the primary purpose of survival training in the Philippine Air Force?
a. To learn survival skills in hostile environments
b. To enhance physical fitness
c. To improve marksmanship
d. To develop leadership abilities

Which institution is responsible for providing technical training for maintenance personnel
in the Philippine Air Force?
a. Philippine Military Academy (PMA)
b. Air Education, Training, and Doctrine Command (AETDC)
c. Philippine Air Force Technical Training School (PAFTTS)
d. Philippine Air Force Flying School (PAFFS)

What is the duration of basic military training for enlisted personnel in the Philippine Air
Force?
a. 1 month
b. 3 months
c. 6 months
d. 1 year
Which aircraft is commonly used for pilot training in the Philippine Air Force?
a. F-16 Fighting Falcon
b. Aermachhi S-211
c. Airbus H125
d. Bell AH-1 Cobra

What is the primary focus of leadership training in the Philippine Air Force?
a. Tactical combat maneuvers
b. Administrative duties
c. Character development and ethical decision-making
d. Technical skills proficiency

Which of the following is NOT a specialization track available for officers in the Philippine Air
Force?
a. Aviation Medicine
b. Intelligence
c. Cybersecurity
d. Logistics

Which training program prepares personnel for operating and maintaining specialized
equipment such as radar systems in the Philippine Air Force?
a. Electronics Warfare Training
b. Radar Operations Course
c. Technical Maintenance Course
d. Special Weapons Training

What is the primary objective of ground combat training for air force personnel?
a. To prepare for potential ground invasions
b. To enhance coordination with ground forces
c. To develop close-quarters combat skills
d. To improve physical fitness

Which institution provides training for air traffic controllers in the Philippine Air Force?
a. Air Education, Training, and Doctrine Command (AETDC)
b. Philippine Air Force Flying School (PAFFS)
c. Philippine Air Force Technical Training School (PAFTTS)
d. Philippine Air Traffic Management Center (PATMC)

What is the purpose of the Combat Training Course in the Philippine Air Force?
a. To train personnel in aerial combat tactics
b. To provide advanced weapons training
c. To prepare for deployment in combat zones
d. To enhance survival skills in hostile environments
Which training program focuses on developing proficiency in air-to-ground and air-to-air
combat tactics?
a. Close Air Support Training
b. Fighter Pilot Course
c. Helicopter Operations Course
d. Search and Rescue Training

What is the primary purpose of Basic Military Training (BMT) in the Philippine Air Force?
a. To develop specialized aviation skills
b. To instill discipline and military values
c. To provide advanced technical training
d. To enhance physical fitness and endurance

Which of the following is NOT a component of Basic Military Training?

a. Physical conditioning
b. Combat tactics
c. Weapons handling
d. Classroom instruction

What is the duration of Basic Military Training in the Philippine Air Force?
a. 4 weeks
b. 8 weeks
c. 12 weeks
d. 16 weeks

What is the purpose of the Officer Candidate School (OCS) in the Philippine Air Force?
a. To train enlisted personnel for leadership roles
b. To provide advanced technical training for pilots
c. To offer specialized training for engineers
d. To prepare civilians for commissioning as officers

Which of the following is a key focus of Officer Candidate School?

a. Marksmanship
b. Leadership development
c. Aircraft maintenance
d. Survival Training

How long does Officer Candidate School typically last?

a. 6 months
b. 9 months
c. 12 months
d. 18 months

Which training program focuses on specialized skills required for specific Air Force roles?
a. Advanced Airmanship Training
b. Special Operations Training
c. Technical Training School
d. Air Force Academy
What is the primary objective of the Air Force Academy?
a. To provide basic military training
b. To train enlisted personnel for leadership roles
c. To offer advanced technical training for pilots
d. To develop officers for the Philippine Air Force

How long is the course duration at the Air Force Academy?

a. 2 years
b. 3 years
c. 4 years
d. 5 years

What is the highest rank achievable through Air Force Academy graduation?
a. Lieutenant
b. Captain
c. Major
d. Colonel

Which training program focuses on preparing personnel for specialized and elite operations?
a. Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC)
b. Combat Control Training
c. Air Force Special Operations School
d. Tactical Air Control Party (TACP) Training

What is the primary responsibility of Combat Control personnel?

a. Conducting aerial reconnaissance
b. Providing air traffic control in combat zones
c. Directing close air support missions
d. Conducting search and rescue operations

Which of the following is a specialized skill taught in Combat Control Training

a. Parachute rigging
b. Foreign language proficiency
c. Tactical driving
d. Advanced marksmanship

What is the primary role of the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC)?
a. To provide basic military training for enlisted personnel
b. To offer advanced technical training for officers
c. To prepare college students for commissioning as officers
d. To train personnel for special operations missions

How long is the typical duration of the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps program?
a. 1 year
b. 2 years
c. 3 years
d. 4 years
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for admission to the Air Force Reserve Officer
Training Corps?
a. U.S. citizenship
b. Minimum GPA requirement
c. Physical fitness assessment
d. Previous military experience

What is the purpose of Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE) training in the
Philippine Air Force?
a. To teach aircrew how to evade enemy capture
b. To train personnel for combat search and rescue missions
c. To prepare individuals for survival in hostile environments
d. To develop skills for conducting covert operations

Which of the following skills is NOT typically taught in SERE training?

a. Wilderness survival
b. Hand-to-hand combat
c. Navigation
d. Psychological resilience

What is the purpose of Technical Training School in the Philippine Air Force?
a. To provide basic military training for recruits
b. To offer specialized technical training for enlisted personnel
c. To prepare officers for leadership roles
d. To provide advanced flight training for pilots

Which of the following is a key focus area of Technical Training School?

a. Leadership development
b. Aircraft maintenance
c. Survival skills
d. Foreign language proficiency

What is the primary objective of Advanced Airmanship Training?

a. To provide leadership development for officers
b. To offer advanced flight training for pilots
c. To prepare personnel for special operations missions
d. To develop skills for aerial reconnaissance

Which of the following is a key component of Advanced Airmanship Training?

a. Ground combat tactics
b. Instrument navigation
c. Underwater egress training
d. Tactical driving
What is the purpose of the Air Force Special Operations School?
a. To provide basic military training for recruits
b. To offer specialized training for personnel in special operations units
c. To prepare officers for command roles
d. To provide advanced technical training for pilots

Which of the following is a focus area of training at the Air Force Special Operations School?
a. Cyber warfare
b. Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operations
c. Psychological operations
d. Nuclear weapons handling

What is the primary goal of the Air Force Parachute Rigger Course?
a. To provide training in parachute operations for aircrew
b. To certify personnel to inspect and pack parachutes
c. To develop skills for conducting HALA/HAHO jumps
d. To train personnel for combat search and rescue missions

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of Air Force parachute riggers?

a. Parachute jumping
b. Parachute packing
c. Parachute inspection
d. Parachute maintenance

What is the primary objective of the Air Force Combat First Aid Course?
a. To provide medical training for flight surgeons
b. To certify personnel as combat medics
c. To train personnel in battlefield first aid techniques
d. To develop skills for conducting medical evacuations

Which of the following is a key skill taught in the Air Force Combat First Aid Course?
a. Surgical procedures
b. Triage
c. Advanced life support
d. Basic life support

What is the primary objective of the Air Force Survival Swimming Course?
a. To train personnel in underwater demolition techniques
b. To certify personnel as lifeguards for military installations
c. To develop skills for survival in aquatic environments
d. To provide advanced swimming instruction for aircrew

Which of the following is a key focus area of the Air Force Survival Swimming Course?
a. Lifesaving techniques
b. Scuba diving
c. Waterborne operations
d. Competitive swimming
Which training program focuses on developing leadership skills and character among high
school students?
a. Junior Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC)
b. Air Force Basic Military Training (BMT)
c. Air Force Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE) Training
d. Air Force Technical Training School

What is the primary objective of the Junior Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC)
program?
a. To provide advanced technical training for enlisted personnel
b. To prepare college students for commissioning as officers
c. To develop leadership skills and character in high school students
d. To offer specialized training for special operations missions

How long is the typical duration of the Junior Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
(JROTC) program?
a. 1 year
b. 2 years
c. 3 years
d. 4 years

Which of the following is a key focus area of the Junior Air Force Reserve Officer Training
Corps (JROTC) program?
a. Aircraft maintenance
b. Survival skills
c. Leadership development
d. Advanced marksmanship

What is the primary objective of the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC)?
a. To provide basic military training for recruits
b. To offer advanced technical training for officers
c. To prepare college students for commissioning as officers
d. To train personnel for special operations missions

How long is the typical duration of the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC)
program?
a. 1 year
b. 2 years
c. 3 years
d. 4 years

Which of the following is a requirement for admission to the Air Force Reserve Officer
Training Corps (AFROTC)?
a. U.S. citizenship
b. Minimum GPA requirement
c. Physical fitness assessment
d. Previous military experience
What is the primary purpose of Air Force Basic Military Training (BMT)?
a. To develop specialized aviation skills
b. To instill discipline and military values
c. To provide advanced technical training
d. To enhance physical fitness and endurance

What is the duration of Air Force Basic Military Training (BMT)?

a. 4 weeks
b. 8 weeks
c. 12 weeks
d. 16 weeks

What is the primary focus of the Air Force Ground Safety Course?
a. To provide training in combat tactics for ground personnel
b. To certify personnel as safety inspectors for airfield operations
c. To develop skills for conducting search and rescue missions
d. To educate personnel on safety protocols and accident prevention measures
OPERATIONS, PLANS, PROGRAMS, &
SAFETY
What is the primary objective of the Philippines Air Force’s Operations branch?
a. Ensuring aircraft maintenance schedules are met
b. Coordinating with civilian aviation authorities
c. Planning and executing air missions
d. Conducting air traffic control operations

Which program focuses on enhancing the Philippine Air Force’s disaster response
capabilities?
a. Project Phoenix
b. Airspace Enhancement Initiative
c. Horizon 3 Phase of the Modernization Program
d. Operation Blue Skies

What role does the Philippine Air Force’s Safety Program play in day-to-day operations?
a. Managing budget allocations for aircraft procurement
b. Ensuring compliance with international aviation regulations
c. Providing medical assistance to aircrew
d. Minimizing the risk of accidents and incidents

What is the primary goal of the Philippine Air Force’s Programs branch?
a. Coordinating humanitarian relief efforts
b. Overseeing the implementation of modernization projects
c. Managing pilot training programs
d. Conducting air traffic control operations

Which initiative focuses on upgrading the Philippine Air Force’s aerial surveillance
capabilities?
a. Project Sentinel
b. Airspace Enhancement Initiative
c. Horizon 2 Phase of the Modernization Program
d. Operation Skywatch

How does the Philippine Air Force’s Safety Program contribute to maintaining operational
efficiency?
a. By reducing aircraft maintenance costs
b. By improving communication between air and ground crews
c. By minimizing downtime due to accidents and incidents
d. By increasing the speed of aircraft operations

What role does the Philippine Air Force’s Programs branch play in budgeting?
a. Allocating funds for infrastructure development
b. Overseeing the procurement of aircraft and equipment
c. Managing funds for humanitarian missions
d. Conducting research and development projects
Which safety measure is commonly employed by the Philippine Air Force to prevent
accidents during ground operations?
a. Regular aircraft inspections and maintenance
b. Increasing the number of flight hours for pilots
c. Reducing the speed of aircraft operations
d. Eliminating pre-flight checklists

What is the primary focus of the Philippine Air Force’s Operations branch during peacetime?
a. Conducting combat missions against external threats
b. Coordinating with civilian aviation authorities
c. Training exercises and readiness assessments
d. Enforcing strict airspace control measures

Which program aims to enhance the Philippine Air Force’s cyber defense capabilities?
a. Project Cyber Shield
b. Airspace Enhancement Initiative
c. Horizon 3 Phase of the Modernization Program
d. Operation Digital Fortress

How does the Philippine Air Force’s Safety Program contribute to maintaining public trust?
a. By conducting regular safety audits
b. By releasing public safety reports
c. By implementing strict disciplinary measures
d. By providing transparency in accident investigations

What is the primary objective of the Philippine Air Force’s Plans branch?
a. To develop long term strategic plans
b. To ensure compliance with international aviation standards
c. To coordinate joint military exercises with foreign allies
d. To analyze operational data and trends

Which program focus on enhancing the Philippine Air Force’s logistical support capabilities?
a. Project Logistics Plus
b. Airspace Enhancement Initiative
c. Horizon 3 Phase of the Modernization Program
d. Operation Logistics Link

How does the Philippine Air Force’s Safety Program contribute to the morale of Air Force
personnel?
a. By providing incentive for accident free operations
b. By implementing strict disciplinary measures
c. By conducting regular safety briefings and training
d. By reducing the number of flight hours for pilots
What is the primary goal of the Philippine Air Force’s Operations branch during wartime?
a. To enforce strict airspace control
b. To provide logistical support for ground forces
c. To conduct reconnaissance missions
d. To coordinate international peacekeeping missions

Which program focuses on enhancing the Philippine Air Force’s maintenance capabilities?
a. Project Maintenance Plus
b. Airspace Enhancement Initiative
c. Tactical Air Control System
d. Maintenance Modernization Program

How does the Philippine Air Force’s Safety Program contribute to the overall readiness of
the Air Force?
a. By increasing the number of flight hours for pilots
b. By reducing the need for aircraft inspections
c. By minimizing the occurrence of accidence and incidents
d. By relaxing safety protocols during training exercises

What is the primary mission of the PAF?

a. Maritime patrol and surveillance
b. Air defense
c. Humanitarian assistance and disaster response
d. Close air support

Which program of the PAF focuses on enhancing its capabilities through acquisition of
modern aircraft and equipment?
a. Modernization Program
b. Capability Enhancement Program
c. Air Force Transformation Program
d. Strategic Defense Program

Which aircraft is the primary air superiority fighter of the PAF?

a. FA-50PH Fighting Eagle
b. SIAI-Marchetti S-211
c. F-5A/B Freedom Fighter
d. KAI T-50 Golden Eagle

What is the name of the PAF’s aerobatic display team?

a. Blue Angels
b. Red Arrows
c. Blue Diamonds
d. Blue Thunder
In which year was the Philippine Air Force officially established?
a. 1935
b. 1947
c. 1965
d. 1973

What is the primary role of the PAF’s Tactical Operations Group (TOG)?
a. Air defense
b. Close air support
c. Tactical airlift
d. Search and rescue

Which helicopter is primarily used by the PAF for combat utility and troop transport?
a. Bell UH-1H Huey II
b. AgustaWestland AW109E Power
c. Sikorsky S-70i Black Hawk
d. MD Helicopters MD-520MG Defender

What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s aviation school?

a. Philippine Air Force Academy
b. Philippine Military Academy
c. Fernando Air Base
d. Basa Air Base

Which of the following is NOT a core value of the Philippine Air Force?
a. Integrity
b. Excellence
c. Patriotism
d. Loyalty

What is the name of the annual exercise conducted by the PAF in cooperation with foreign
air forces?
a. Balikatan
b. Salaknib
c. Palarong Pambansa
d. PAF Aerospace Defense Exercise

Which type of aircraft is primarily used by the PAF for maritime patrol and surveillance?
a. C-130 Hercules
b. Fokker F27 Friendship
c. Lockheed P-3 Orion
d. Noman N22B
What is the name of the Philippine Air Force’s special operations unit?
a. Scout Rangers
b. Light Reaction Regiment
c. Naval Special Operations Group
d. Special Forces Regiment (Airborne)

Which program of the Philippine Air Force focuses on the development of its personnel and
enhancement of organizational efficiency?
a. Leadership Development Program
b. Human Resource Management Program
c. Capability Building Program
d. Organizational Excellence Program

What is the name of the PAF’S training aircraft for fixed-wing?

a. Cessna 172 Skyhawk
b. Diamond DA40
c. SIAI-Marchetti SF.260
d. Pilatus PC-7 Turbo Trainer

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the PAF Safety Office?

a. Accident investigation
b. Safety training
c. Aircraft maintenance
d. Safety inspections

What is the program implemented by the PAF to ensure safety of its flight operations?
a. Flight Safety Program
b. Airworthiness Assurance Program
c. Operational Risk Management Program
d. Aviation Safety Enhancement Program

Organization responsible for aviation safety standards in the Philippines?

a. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)
b. Philippine Air Force Safety Office
c. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
d. Philippine Airports Authority (PAA)

What is the purpose of Aviation Safety Management System (SMS)?

a. To minimize aircraft maintenance costs
b. To improve flight crew training
c. To enhance operational efficiency
d. To proactively identify and mitigate safety risks

Responsible for investigating aviation accidents and incidents in the Philippines?

a. Philippine Air Force Safety Office
b. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)
c. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
d. Philippine National Police Aviation Security Group
What is a Flight Data Recorder (FDR)?
a. To record cockpit conversations
b. To provide real time weather updates
c. To monitor engine performance
d. To capture flight parameters for accident investigation

Responsible for issuing airworthiness certificates in the Philippines?

a. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)
b. Philippine Air Force Safety Office
c. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
d. Philippine National Police Aviation Security Group

What is a Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR)

a. To monitor air traffic control communications
b. To record engine performance data
c. To capture cockpit conversations and ambient sounds
d. To provide real time weather updates

Which is NOT a factor to aviation safety culture?

a. Effective communication
b. Operational pressures
c. Leadership commitment
d. Continuous learning and improvement

What is a Safety Management System (SMS)?

a. To increase flight crew workload
b. To streamline regulatory compliance
c. To manage safety related risks systematically
d. To minimize passenger comfort

Organization that provides oversight and guidance for SMS?

a. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
b. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
c. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)
d. European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)

What is an Aircraft Maintenance Program (AMP)?

a. To increase aircraft performance
b. To reduce fuel consumption
c. To ensure airworthiness of aircraft through scheduled maintenance activities
d. To minimize flight delays

Which is NOT a phase of Aircraft Maintenance Program (AMP)?

a. Pre-flight inspection
b. Line maintenance
c. Base maintenance
d. Overhaul
What is the objective of an Aviation Safety Action Program (ASAP)?
a. To punish employees for safety violations
b. To report safety concerns without fear of reprisal
c. To streamline regulatory compliance
d. To reduce aircraft turnaround time

Which organization is responsible for issuing air operator certificates (AOC) in the
Philippines?
a. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)
b. Philippine Air Force Safety Office
c. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
d. Philippine National Police Aviation Security Group

What is the purpose of a Safety Management Team (SMT)?

a. To increase flight crew workload
b. To oversee aircraft maintenance activities
c. To manage safety related risks at the organizational level
d. To minimize passenger comfort

Which is NOT a component of Crew Resource Management (CRM)?

a. Communication
b. Decision making
c. Maintenance procedures
d. Situational awareness

What is the goal of CRM training

a. To increase aircraft speed
b. To enhance crew coordination and decision making
c. To reduce passenger comfort
d. To minimize aircraft turnaround time

Responsible for safety audits of aviation operations in the Philippines?

a. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)
b. Philippine Air Force Safety Office
c. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
d. Philippine National Police Aviation Security Group

Primary purpose of an Aviation Safety Reporting System (ASRS)?

a. To report routine flight operations
b. To collect data for regulatory compliance
c. To report safety incidents and near misses confidentially
d. To track aircraft performance metrics

Which is NOT a source of safety data in aviation?

a. Flight Data Recorder
b. Cockpit Voice Recorder
c. Passenger Manifest
d. Aviation Safety Reporting System
What is the primary function of an Aviation Safety Review Board (ASRB)?
a. To increase flight crew workload
b. To investigate aviation accidents and incidents
c. To minimize aircraft turnaround time
d. To provide real time weather updates to pilots

Which organization is responsible for issuing air traffic control clearances in the Philippines?
a. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)
b. Philippine Air Force Safety Office
c. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
d. Philippine National Police Aviation Security Group

What is the primary responsibility of an Aviation Safety Officer (ASO)?

a. To oversee aircraft maintenance activities
b. To enforce aviation regulations
c. To manage safety related risks within an organization
d. To conduct flight operations

Responsible for providing meteorological services to aviation in the Philippines?

a. Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration
b. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)
c. Philippine Air Force Safety Office
d. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

What is an Aviation Safety Bulletin?

a. To increase aircraft speed
b. To report routine flight operations
c. To provide safety related information and updates to aviation personnel
d. To minimize aircraft turnaround time

Responsible for air traffic control operations in the Philippines?

a. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)
b. Philippine Air Force Safety Office
c. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
d. Philippine National Police Aviation Security Group

What is the primary function of an Aviation Safety Management Specialist?

a. To increase flight crew workload
b. To provide real time weather updates
c. To manage safety related risks within an organization
d. To oversee aircraft maintenance activities

Responsible for developing and implementing aviation security measures?

a. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)
b. Philippine Air Force Safety Office
c. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
d. Philippine National Police Aviation Security Group
What is the primary goal of an Aviation Safety Management Committee (ASMC)?
a. To increase flight crew workload
b. To oversee aircraft maintenance activities
c. To manage safety related risks at the organizational level
d. To minimize passenger comfort

Which is NOT a component of an SMS?

a. Safety planning
b. Risk management
c. Flight planning
d. Safety assurance

What is the primary function of an Aviation Safety Investigator?

a. To enforce aviation regulations
b. To investigate aviation accidents and incidents
c. To provide real time weather updates
d. To manage safety related risks within an organization

Responsible for issuing licenses and certificates to aviation personnel in the Philippines?
a. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)
b. Philippine Air Force Safety Office
c. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
d. Philippine National Police Aviation Security Group

What is the primary objective of an Aviation Safety Management Review?

a. To increase aircraft speed
b. To minimize aircraft turnaround time
c. To assess the effectiveness of an organization’s safety management system
d. To reduce passenger comfort

Responsible for regulating drone operations in the Philippines?

a. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)
b. Philippine Air Force Safety Office
c. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
d. Philippine National Police Aviation Security Group

Primary objective of an Aviation Safety Management Plan?

a. To increase aircraft speed
b. To minimize aircraft turnaround time
c. To manage safety related risks within an organization
d. To provide real time weather updates
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
What technology helps the PAF gather and analyze data from various sources to enhance
decision-making processes?
a. 5G Technology
b. AI and Machine Learning
c. Blockchain
d. Internet of Things
e. Cloud Computing

Which cybersecurity measure does the PAF employ to protect its sensitive information?
a. Encryption
b. Multi-factor authentication
c. Penetration testing
d. Data loss prevention
e. Intrusion Detection Systems

What software allows the PAF to manage its aircraft, equipment, and other assets?
a. ERP Software
b. Database Management System
c. Customer Relationship Management
d. Project Management Software
e. Fleet Management Software

What is the primary purpose of a Geographical Information System (GIS) in the PAF?
a. Analyzing meteorological data
b. Combatting cybersecurity threats
c. Monitoring airspace traffic
d. Assessing the terrain and environmental data
e. Managing military personnel records

Enables the PAF to maintain communication between ground and aircraft personnel during
missions?
a. Satellites
b. Radar
c. GPS
d. Microwave technology
e. Radio communications

Information system in the PAF that facilitates the integration and coordination of different
departments and functions?
a. Human Resource Management System
b. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
c. Supply Chain Management System (SCMS)
d. Content Management System (CMS)
e. Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
Assists the PAF in monitoring and controlling the movement of aircraft?
a. LIDAR
b. GPS
c. Radar
d. Ultrasonic sensors
e. Optical sensors

Focuses on identifying potential vulnerabilities within the PAF’s network?

a. Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)
b. Penetration testing
c. Firewalls
d. Anti-virus software
e. Multi-factor authentication

Is essential for PAF’s remote sensing capabilities, especially for monitoring large areas of
land or sea?
a. Drones
b. Satellites
c. Cameras
d. Weather balloons
e. LIDAR

Primary function of the PAF’s Customer Relationship Management System?

a. Managing aircraft maintenance
b. Monitoring fuel consumption
c. Tracking flight schedules
d. Maintaining military personnel records
e. Managing communication with suppliers

Assists the PAF in tracking and managing its supply chain?

a. Drones
b. IoT sensors
c. RFID technology
d. Blockchain
e. ERP Systems

Allows the PAF to simulate flight environments for training purposes?

a. Virtual reality
b. Augmented reality
c. 3D printing
d. IoT
e. Machine Learning
Which information system in the PAF is designed to manage and track the organization’s
financial resources?
a. Enterprise Resource Planning
b. Human Resource Management System
c. Supply Chain Management System
d. Accounting Information System
e. Customer Relationship Management

Primary purpose of a Content Management System in the PAF?

a. Managing aircraft maintenance
b. Tracking flight schedules
c. Maintaining military personnel records
d. Managing communication with suppliers
e. Managing digital content and documents

Assists the PAF in tracking and analyzing meteorological data for operational planning?
a. Satellites
b. Weather balloons
c. LIDAR
d. Doppler radar
e. Thermal imaging

Which branch of the PAF is responsible for cybersecurity?

a. 950th Communications, Electronics, and Information Systems Group
b. 954th Cyber Operations Squadron
c. Both A and B
d. Neither A nor B

What is the goal of the PAF’s partnership with PLDT?

a. To provide free internet access to all military personnel
b. To upgrade the technology used in aircraft
c. To enhance the skills of the PAF Cyber Warriors
d. To improve physical training programs

Main focus of the 954th Cyber Operations Squadron?

a. Aircraft maintenance
b. Physical training
c. Cybersecurity
d. Communication systems

What is the role of Information Technology in the PAF?

a. To provide free internet access
b. To maintain aircraft
c. To improve physical training
d. To ensure cybersecurity and enhance operational capabilities
What is the vision of the PAF in terms of Information Technology?
a. To become a globally competitive air force
b. To become a cyber-resilient air force
c. To become the leading air force in SEA
d. To become the leading provider of free internet access

Which is used by the PAF for secure communication?

a. Encryption technology
b. Blockchain technology
c. Artificial intelligence
d. Virtual reality

What is the purpose of the PAF’s Information Technology?

a. Enhance pilot training
b. Improving aircraft maintenance
c. Supporting operational activities
d. Enhancing public relations

Which department in PAF is responsible for managing IT infrastructure?

a. Logistics department
b. Communication department
c. Information Technology department
d. Operations department

What is the purpose of PAF’s IT Helpdesk?

a. Aircraft maintenance
b. Troubleshooting IT issues
c. Pilot training
d. Public relations management

Which programming languages are commonly used by the PAF’s IT personnel?

a. Java and C++
b. Python and Ruby
c. HTML and CSS
d. PHP and Javascript

What is the purpose of the PAF’s data center?

a. Storing classified information
b. Hosting the air force’s website
c. Conducting cybersecurity operations
d. Managing communication networks

How does the PAF ensure the security of its IT systems?

a. Regular security audits
b. Two-factor authentication
c. Secure password policies
d. All of the above
What role does cloud computing play in the PAF’s IT infrastructure?
a. Data storage
b. Software development
c. Disaster recovery
d. All of the above

How does the Philippine Air Force train its personnel in IT skills?
a. Internal training programs
b. Collaborations with IT companies
c. External certification programs
d. All of the above

Which system does the PAF use for managing its human resources?
a. Enterprise Resource Planning system
b. Customer Relationship Management system
c. Learning Management System
d. Supply Chain Management system

How does the PAF ensure the availability of it IT systems?

a. Redundant backups
b. Generator powered data center
c. Regular maintenance
d. All of the above

Which technology is used by the PAF for real time tracking of aircraft?
a. Global Positioning System (GPS)
b. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
c. Satellite Communication Systems
d. Drone surveillance

What is the purpose of the PAF’s IT security team?

a. Developing software applications
b. Monitoring and preventing cyber threats
c. Managing the Air Force’s social media accounts
d. Conducting IT audits

Which technology is used by the PAF for virtual training simulations?

a. Augmented reality
b. Virtual reality
c. Holographic displays
d. Motion capture technology

What is the purpose of the PAF’s IT asset management?

a. Managing software licenses
b. Tracking hardware inventory
c. Managing IT budgets
d. All of the above
Which technology is used by the PAF for data analytics?
a. Machine learning
b. Augmented reality
c. Blockchain
d. Internet of Things (IoT)

What is the role of the PAF’s IT Governance Committee?

a. Developing IT policies and standards
b. Resolving IT related issues
c. Strategic planning for IT initiatives
d. All of the above

Which technology is used by the PAF for video conferencing?

a. Zoom
b. WebEx
c. Microsoft Teams
d. All of the above

What is the purpose of the PAF’s IT disaster recovery plan?

a. Restoring IT systems after a natural disaster
b. Preventing cybersecurity attacks
c. Implementing cloud computing technologies
d. Improving IT communication networks

Which agency is responsible for overseeing the IT policies of the PAF?

a. Department of Defense
b. National Security Council
c. Office of the President
d. Department of Information and Communications Technology

How does the PAF ensure the confidentiality of classified information?

a. Implementing access controls
b. Regular security audits
c. Encryption technology
d. All of the above

What is the role of the PAF’s IT Procurement department

a. Purchasing IT hardware and software
b. Managing IT budgets
c. Planning IT infrastructure upgrades
d. All of the above

Which technology is used by the PAF for aerial surveillance?

a. Radar systems
b. Satellites
c. Drones
d. Sonar systems
What is the purpose of the PAF’s IT Service Management?
a. Managing IT incidents and service requests
b. Training IT personnel
c. Developing IT policies
d. Conducting IT audits

What is the role of the PAF’s IT Communications Division?

a. Managing communication networks
b. Developing software applications
c. Monitoring cybersecurity threats
d. Conducting IT training programs

Which technology is used by the PAF for flight planning?

a. Geographic Information System
b. Artificial intelligence
c. Big Data Analytics
d. Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)

What is the purpose of the PAF’s IT governance framework?

a. Ensuring compliance with IT regulations
b. Streamlining IT operations
c. Improving IT decision making
d. All of the above

What technology is used by the PAF for data storage and retrieval?
a. Cloud computing
b. On premises servers
c. Distributed Ledger Technology
d. Neural networks

What is the purpose of the PAF’s IT user support team?

a. Resolving hardware and software issues
b. Managing IT projects
c. Developing IT policies
d. Conducting cybersecurity audits

Which technology is used by the PAF for remote sensing?

a. LIDAR
b. Biometrics
c. RFID
d. Blockchain

What is the purpose of the PAF’s IT budgeting process?

a. Allocating funds for IT projects and initiatives
b. Managing software licenses
c. Monitoring IT system performance
d. Conducting IT audits
Which technology is used by the PAF for flight simulators?
a. Motion capture technology
b. Augmented reality
c. Virtual reality
d. Artificial intelligence

What is the role of the PAF’s IT Training Center?

a. Conducting IT training programs
b. Monitoring IT system performance
c. Developing software applications
d. Managing IT budgets

Which technology is used by the PAF for cybersecurity?

a. Firewall systems
b. Biometric authentication
c. Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)
d. All of the above

How does the PAF protect its IT systems from external threats?
a. Firewalls and Intrusion Detection Systems
b. Regular security audits
c. Encrypted communication channels
d. All of the above

What is the purpose of the PAF’s IT change management process?

a. Implementing changes to IT systems
b. Managing IT incident resolution
c. Developing software applications
d. Allocating IT budgets

Which technology is used by the PAF for data visualization?

a. Geographic Information System (GIS)
b. Blockchain
c. Artificial Intelligence
d. Internet of Things

What is the purpose of the PAF’s Incident Management?

a. Resolving IT incidents and minimizing their impact
b. Developing software applications
c. Optimizing IT infrastructure
d. Conducting IT Training programs

Which department in the PAF is responsible for managing the air force’s website?
a. IT Communications Division
b. Public Affairs Office
c. Logistics Department
d. Information Technology Department
LOGISTICS
What is the primary role of PAF Logistics?
a. Providing medical assistance
b. Supplying ammunition and equipment
c. Conducting search and rescue operations
d. Training new recruits

Which division within the PAF oversees logistics operations?

a. Engineering Division
b. Medical Division
c. Logistics Command
d. Air Defense Wing

What is the main objective of PAF Logistics?

a. Enhancing communication systems
b. Ensuring efficient transportation
c. Providing strategic planning
d. Supporting mission readiness

Which is NOT a responsibility of PAF Logistics?

a. Aircraft maintenance
b. Personnel management
c. Procurement of supplies
d. Inventory management

How does PAF Logistics contribute to disaster response efforts?

a. By providing medical assistance only
b. By coordinating with international organizations
c. By supplying relief goods and equipment
d. By conducting reconnaissance missions

What is the significance of inventory management in PAF Logistics?

a. It ensures accurate record keeping of personnel
b. It facilitates efficient distribution of supplies
c. It monitors weather patterns for flight planning
d. It coordinates international aid efforts

Which branch focuses on the maintenance and repair of aircraft?

a. Supply branch
b. Engineering branch
c. Transportation branch
d. Finance branch

How does PAF Logistics contribute to international peacekeeping missions?

a. By providing language interpretation services
b. By coordinating diplomatic efforts
c. By deploying troops to conflict zones
d. By supplying logistical support to deployed units
What roles does PAF Logistics play in the acquisition of new aircraft?
a. Negotiating international treaties
b. Conducting flight tests
c. Procuring spare parts and equipment
d. Training new personnel

How does PAF Logistics support training activities within the Air Force?
a. By providing catering services
b. By managing recruitment efforts
c. By supplying training materials and equipment
d. By overseeing physical fitness programs

What is the primary function of the Supply branch of PAF Logistics?

a. Aircraft maintenance
b. Personnel management
c. Procurement and distribution of supplies
d. Financial management

How does PAF Logistics contribute to border security efforts?

a. By conducting surveillance operations
b. By managing immigration checkpoints
c. By supplying equipment and personnel
d. By negotiating international agreements

Which division handles transportation and logistics planning?

a. Supply branch
b. Engineering branch
c. Transportation branch
d. Finance branch

How does PAF Logistics contribute to national defense preparedness?

a. By managing national parks
b. By overseeing agricultural development
c. By supplying ammunition and equipment
d. By conducting archaeological research

What is the role of PAF Logistics during peacetime?

a. Providing combat training
b. Supporting disaster relief efforts
c. Conducting intelligence operations
d. Participating in peacekeeping missions

Which branch of the AFP is responsible for the logistics needs of PAF?
a. Philippine Navy
b. Philippine Army
c. Philippine Air Force
d. Philippine Coast Guard
What is the primary goal of logistics in the PAF?
a. To ensure sufficient food supply for personnel
b. To maintain and repair aircraft
c. To transport troops and equipment
d. To provide medical support

Which division is responsible for logistics management?

a. Aircraft Maintenance Division
b. Logistics Support Division
c. Tactical Operations Wing
d. Air Education and Training Command

What does the PAF Logistics Support Division oversee?

a. Aircraft acquisition
b. Training programs
c. Supply chain management
d. Personnel recruitment

Which is NOT a component of logistics in PAF?

a. Transportation
b. Inventory management
c. Personnel management
d. Maintenance and repair

What is the purpose of inventory management in PAF Logistics?

a. To ensure an accurate record of personnel
b. To track and manage aircraft maintenance schedules
c. To maintain a sufficient supply of spare parts and equipment
d. To optimize fuel consumption

Which department is responsible for the acquisition of aircraft in the PAF?

a. Logistics Support Division
b. Aircraft Maintenance Division
c. Finance and Procurement Department
d. Air Education and Training Command

How does the PAF ensure timely transportation of personnel and equipment?
a. Through commercial airlines
b. By partnering with private logistics companies
c. By operating its own fleet of transport aircraft
d. By relying on land-based transport options

Which is a key aspect of logistics planning in the PAF?

a. Budget allocation
b. Personnel training
c. Risk assessment
d. Marketing strategies
What role does technology play in logistics operations of the PAF?
a. Streamlining inventory management processes
b. Enhancing aircraft performance
c. Optimizing fuel consumption
d. Improving personnel training

Is responsible for maintenance and repair of aircraft in the PAF?

a. Air Education and Training Command
b. Logistics Support Division
c. Aircraft Maintenance Division
d. Tactical Operations Wing

Why is logistics important in the PAF?

a. It ensures the safety of personnel during operations
b. It maximizes the operational readiness of aircraft
c. It facilitates international cooperation with allied forces
d. It helps in the recruitment of skilled personnel

How does the PAF manage fuel logistics?

a. By maintaining a strategic reserve of fuel
b. Through partnership with local oil refineries
c. By relying on commercial fuel suppliers
d. By using alternative energy sources

What is the role of PAF Logistics Support Division during disaster response operations?
a. Coordinating the transportation of relief goods
b. Conducting damage assessments
c. Providing medical support to affected areas
d. Assisting in search and rescue operations

How does the PAF ensure the security of its logistics operations?
a. By implementing strict access control measures
b. Through the use of advanced surveillance systems
c. By partnering with external security agencies
d. By conducting regular security audits

What is the primary purpose of supply chain management in the PAF?

a. To minimize cost
b. To optimize efficiency
c. To improve customer satisfaction
d. To enable quick response to emergencies

How does the PAF manage the disposal of outdated or unserviceable equipment?
a. By selling them to interested buyers
b. Through recycling programs
c. By donating them to allied forces
d. By properly disposing of hazardous materials
What role does forecasting play in logistics planning of the PAF?
a. Predicting future personnel requirements
b. Anticipating aircraft maintenance needs
c. Estimating fuel consumption
d. Identifying potential security threats

How does the PAF handle the distribution of spare parts to various units?
a. Through a centralized system
b. By providing each unit with its own inventory
c. By outsourcing the logistics to 3rd party companies
d. By relying on local suppliers

What is the role of logistics in international missions of the PAF?

a. Coordinating with foreign allies for joint operations
b. Providing humanitarian assistance to other nations
c. Supporting peacekeeping efforts
d. Facilitating diplomatic missions

How does the PAF ensure that its logistics operations comply with environmental
regulations?
a. By using eco-friendly technologies
b. Through regular environmental audits
c. By implementing waste management programs
d. By partnering with environmental organizations

How does the PAF assess the performance of its logistics operations?
a. Through regular performance evaluations
b. By conducting customer satisfaction surveys
c. Through data analysis and reporting
d. By seeking feedback from personnel

What is the significance of risk management in logistics operations of the PAF?

a. It helps identify potential threats to personnel safety
b. It ensures an efficient allocation of resources
c. It minimizes disruptions in supply chain operations
d. It enables quick decision making during emergencies

How does the PAF prioritizes its logistics needs?

a. Based on available budget
b. By assessing operational requirements
c. Through input from top commanders
d. By considering public opinion

What measures does the PAF take to ensure proper storage of supplies and equipment?
a. Regular inspection and maintenance
b. Climate controlled storage facilities
c. Implementing inventory tracking systems
d. Assigning dedicated personnel for storage management
How does the PAF handle the transportation of hazardous materials?
a. By partnering with specialized logistics companies
b. Through compliance with international regulations
c. By using dedicated transport vehicles
d. By utilizing trained personnel for handling

What is the primary focus of maintenance logistics in the PAF?

a. Aircraft servicing and repair
b. Facility maintenance
c. Equipment calibration
d. Personnel training and development

How does the PAF ensure the availability of medical supplies during operations?
a. By partnering with local hospitals and medical facilities
b. By maintaining a strategic stockpile of medical supplies
c. Through regular cooperation with other branches of the Armed Forces
d. By relying on international aid organizations

What type of training do logistics personnel undergo in the PAF?

a. Aviation specific training
b. Supply chain management courses
c. Emergency response training
d. Leadership and management development programs

How does the PAF handle the disposal of classified or sensitive materials?
a. Through secure shredding or destruction methods
b. By archiving in secure storage facilities
c. By returning them to supplying agencies
d. By donating them for educational purposes

What is the primary purpose of quality control in logistics operations of the PAF?
a. To minimize waste and inefficiencies
b. To ensure compliance with regulations
c. To maintain product integrity
d. To identify areas of improvement

How does the PAF manage the procurement of supplies and equipment?
a. Through a centralized procurement system
b. By delegating procurement responsibilities to each unit
c. By relying on external suppliers for procurement
d. Through a bidding process for each procurement request

How does the PAF ensure compliance with international standards in logistics operations?
a. Through regular audits and assessments
b. By participating in international training programs
c. By conforming to global industry best practices
d. By seeking certifications from international organizations
How does the PAF handle the maintenance of specialized equipment and tools?
a. By training specialized maintenance personnel
b. By outsourcing maintenance to external agencies
c. Through partnerships with equipment manufacturers
d. By implementing preventive maintenance programs

How does the PAF handle the disposal of hazardous waste generated during maintenance
operations?
a. By properly storing and disposing of waste materials
b. Through partnerships with waste management companies
c. By returning waste materials to the suppliers
d. By recycling waste materials

What role does collaboration play in logistics operations of the PAF?

a. Enhancing information sharing and coordination
b. Streamlining procurement processes
c. Reducing operational costs
d. Ensuring compliance with regulations

How does the PAF manage the distribution of supplies to forward operating bases?
a. By utilizing air transport capabilities
b. Through partnerships with ground transportation companies
c. By relying on local suppliers near each base
d. Through coordination with other branches of the AFP

What is the role of reverse logistics in the PAF?

a. To handle the return of defective equipment or supplies
b. To optimize the flow of goods from suppliers to end users
c. To facilitate the disposal of unserviceable aircraft
d. To coordinate the international transportation of goods

How does the PAF ensure the accuracy of inventory records?

a. Through regular physical inventory counts
b. By implementing barcoding and scanning systems
c. Through reconciliation with financial records
d. By conducting surprise audits

What is the role of contingency planning in logistics operations of the PAF?

a. To prepare for unexpected events or emergencies
b. To optimize resource allocation
c. To minimize supply chain disruptions
d. To coordinate international logistics activities

How does the PAF ensure the security of its logistics information and systems?
a. By implementing cybersecurity measures
b. Through regular vulnerability assessments
c. By restricting access to authorized personnel
d. By monitoring and analyzing system logs
How does the PAF handle the transportation of perishable goods?
a. By utilizing refrigerated storage facilities
b. Through partnerships with local food delivery services
c. By employing specialized transport vehicles
d. By coordinating with external logistics providers

What is the primary objective of PAF logistics?

a. To maintain aircraft fleets
b. To support combat operations
c. To facilitate humanitarian missions
d. All of the above

Which division oversees logistics operations?

a. Operations Division
b. Logistics Management Division
c. Tactical Operations Group
d. Air Education and Training Command

What is the purpose of a logistics readiness squadron?

a. To manage aircraft maintenance
b. To provide medical support
c. To ensure readiness of equipment and supplies
d. To conduct search and rescue operations

Which type of aircraft is commonly used for airlift operations by the PAF?
a. FA-50 PH
b. C-130 Hercules
c. SIAI-Marchetti SF.260
d. Aermacchi S-211

What role do supply officers play in PAF Logistics?

a. Aircraft maintenance
b. Inventory management
c. Personnel training
d. Flight operations

What is the purpose of the Air Force Logistics Command?

a. To conduct combat operations
b. To oversee aircraft procurement
c. To manage logistics support functions
d. To provide medical services

Which facility serves as the main logistics hub for the PAF?
a. Basa airbase
b. Villamor airbase
c. Fernando airbase
d. Mactan airbase
What is the role of the Material Management Center in PAF logistics?
a. Aircraft maintenance
b. Supply chain management
c. Flight operations
d. Personnel training

What type of vehicles are commonly used for ground logistics support by the PAF?
a. Tanks
b. APC’s
c. Utility Trucks
d. IFV’s

How does the PAF ensure the maintenance of its aircraft fleet?
a. Contracting private companies
b. Establishing maintenance depots
c. Partnering with foreign air forces
d. All of the above

What is the role of the Air Force Logistics Wing?

a. Combat operations
b. Intelligence gathering
c. Logistics support
d. SAR missions

Which agency oversees the procurement of equipment for the PAF?

a. Department of National Defense
b. Department of Transportation
c. PAF Headquarters
d. Presidential Security Group

What is the primary purpose of the Air Force Logistics Management Center?
a. Aircraft maintenance
b. Inventory management
c. Personnel training
d. Strategic planning

Which division within the PAF is responsible for transportation logistics?

a. Operations Division
b. Logistics Management Division
c. Tactical Operations Group
d. Air Education and Training Command

What is the primary function of the Air Force Logistics Group?

a. Combat operations
b. Intelligence analysis
c. Logistics support
d. Pilot training
How does the PAF manage the maintenance of its infrastructure?
a. Outsourcing to private contractors
b. Establishing engineering units
c. Partnering with foreign governments
d. All of the above

Which agency oversees the budgetary allocations for PAF Logistics?

a. Department of Budget and Management
b. Department of Finance
c. PAF Headquarters
d. Office of the President

What role do logistics officers play in PAF operations?

a. Combat leadership
b. Supply chain management
c. Intelligence analysis
d. Pilot training

How does the PAF coordinate logistics support during joint military exercises?
a. Establishing communication channels
b. Conducting tabletop exercises
c. Designating liaison officers
d. All of the above

What is the primary responsibility of the Air Force Logistics Command?

a. Combat operations
b. Intelligence gathering
c. Logistics support
d. SAR missions

Which agency oversees the maintenance of airfield infrastructures for the PAF?
a. Department of Public Works and Highways
b. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines
c. PAF Headquarters
d. Presidential Security Group

What is the purpose of the Air Force Logistics Support Group?

a. Combat operations
b. Intelligence analysis
c. Logistics support
d. Pilot training

How does the PAF manage the disposal of surplus equipment?

a. Selling to private companies
b. Donating to allied nations
c. Recycling materials
d. All of the above
How does the PAF ensure the security of its supply chain?
a. Implementing strict access controls?
b. Conducting background checks on personnel
c. Employing security personnel
d. All of the above

What is the primary responsibility of the Air Force Logistics Wing?

a. Combat operations
b. Intelligence gathering
c. Logistics support
d. SAR missions

Which agency oversees the maintenance of aircraft for the PAF?

a. Department of Transportation
b. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines
c. PAF Headquarters
d. Presidential Security Group

What is the purpose of the Air Force Logistics Support Command?

a. Combat operations
b. Intelligence analysis
c. Logistics support
d. Pilot training

How does the PAF manage the distribution of supplies during humanitarian missions?
a. Collaborating with international organizations
b. Establishing distribution centers
c. Conducting airlift operations
d. All of the above

What is the primary responsibility of the Air Force Logistics Management Center?
a. Combat operations
b. Intelligence gathering
c. Logistics support
d. SAR missions

How does the PAF manage the disposal of hazardous materials?

a. Contracting specialized firms
b. Recycling materials
c. Disposing in designated facilities
d. All of the above

How does the PAF ensure the security of its warehouses?

a. Implementing surveillance systems
b. Hiring private security firms
c. Conducting regular inspections
d. All of the above
CIVIL MILITARY OPERATIONS
What is the primary goal of the PAF’s Civil Military Operations (CMO)
a. Strengthen military operations
b. Improve the quality of life of the people
c. Boost national security
d. Provide humanitarian aid

Which is NOT a primary function of the CMO?

a. Civil assistance
b. Psychological Operations (PsyOps)
c. Disaster Response and Relief Operations
d. Combat Operations

What is the role of CMO in humanitarian assistance and disaster relief?

a. Providing immediate relief
b. Securing the area
c. Coordination with local agencies
d. Rebuilding damaged infrastructure

CMO aim to build relationships between the military and:

a. Politicians
b. Local communities
c. Foreign governments
d. Business corporations

What is the main objective of a PsyOps within the CMO framework?

a. Promote pro-government messages
b. Demoralize enemy forces
c. Maintain public order
d. Increase the effectiveness of military operations

Which is NOT a typical component of the CMO?

a. Civic actions
b. Counter-terrorism operations
c. PsyOps
d. Disaster Response and Relief Operations

Which agency of the AFP is primarily responsible for conducting CMO?

a. Philippine Army
b. Philippine Navy
c. Philippine Air Force
d. Special Operations Command

How does CMO contribute to peace-building efforts?

a. By engaging in peace negotiations
b. By enforcing peace agreements
c. By improving public perception of the military
d. By ensuring security during elections
What are the key elements of the CMO?
a. Defense, security, and public order
b. Health, education, and welfare
c. Justice, equality, and democracy
d. Peace, prosperity, and sovereignty

How do PsyOps contribute to CMO?

a. By disrupting enemy communications
b. By influencing the behavior and attitudes of a target audience
c. By conducting covert operations
d. By enhancing military intelligence capabilities

Which is NOT a key aspect of CMO?

a. Humanitarian assistance
b. Counter-terrorism operations
c. PsyOps
d. Disaster Response and Relief Operations

How does the PAF contribute to CMO?

a. By providing strategic airlift capabilities
b. By conducting SAR operations
c. By facilitating the delivery of humanitarian aid
d. All of the above

Which agency within the PAF is responsible for coordinating CMO?

a. Tactical Operations Command
b. Air Mobility Command
c. Air Defense Command
d. Special Operations Command

What is the primary objective of CMO during conflict?

a. Counter terrorism
b. Humanitarian assistance
c. Psychological operations
d. Combat operations

How does CMO contribute to national security?

a. By engaging in combat operations
b. By conducting psychological operations
c. By improving the quality of life of the people
d. By enforcing peace agreements

What is the primary objective of CMO during peacetime?

a. Defense of the nation’s territory
b. Counter terrorism operations
c. Humanitarian assistance and disaster response
d. Psychological operations
Which is NOT a component of CMO?
a. Community organizing and development
b. Civic action programs
c. Counter terrorism operations
d. Psychological operations

What is the primary objective of Civic Action Programs within CMO?

a. To gather intelligence
b. To improve the quality of life of the people
c. To support combat operations
d. To influence public opinion

How does CMO contribute to the protection of human rights?

a. By providing humanitarian assistance
b. By conducting SAR operations
c. By fostering trust and cooperation with local communities
d. All of the above

Which is NOT a goal of CMO?

a. Strengthening national security
b. Enhancing military intelligence
c. Improving public perception of the military
d. Reducing the impact of natural disasters

What is the significance of CMO in addressing insurgency in the Philippines?

a. It focuses solely on military tactics
b. It undermines civilian authority
c. It addresses root causes and builds community resilience
d. It relies on foreign intervention

Which is NOT a core principle of CMO in the PAF?

a. Transparency
b. Neutrality
c. Accountability
d. Coercion

How does the PAF coordinate with LGU’s in CMO activities?

a. By assuming control over LGU’s
b. By providing logistical support
c. By conducting joint planning and implementation
d. By enforcing military rule

What role does the media play in CMO?

a. Surveillance
b. Propaganda dissemination
c. Information sharing and public awareness
d. Intelligence gathering
Which is an example of a non-traditional security threat addressed through CMO?
a. Military invasion
b. Cybersecurity breach
c. Terrorist attack
d. Border dispute

How does the PAF ensure the sustainability of CMO initiatives?

a. By relying on external funding
b. By implementing long-term development projects
c. By prioritizing military interests
d. By conducting periodic airstrikes

What is the primary focus of CMO during peacetime?

a. Combat operations
b. Disaster response and humanitarian assistance
c. Intelligence sharing
d. Border security

How does the PAF engage with marginalized communities in CMO?

a. By ignoring their needs
b. By providing equitable access to resources and services
c. By imposing military rule
d. By conducting aerial surveillance

What role does diplomacy play in CMO activities conducted by the PAF?
a. It serves as a substitute for military force
b. It facilitates international cooperation and assistance
c. It promotes military dominance
d. It undermines civilian authority

Which is a core component of CMO training for PAF personnel?

a. Marksmanship
b. Cultural sensitivity
c. Tactical maneuvers
d. Covert operations

How does the PAF adapt CMO strategies to address evolving security challenges?
a. By maintaining rigid tactics
b. By collaborating with international allies
c. By conducting regular assessments and updates
d. By increasing military presence

Which is NOT typically involved in CMO coordination?

a. Department of National Defense
b. Department of Agriculture
c. Department of Social Welfare and Development
d. Department of Interior and Local Government
What distinguishes CMO from traditional military operations?
a. Focus on territorial defense
b. Emphasis on civilian support and engagement
c. Reliance on air superiority
d. Use of heavy weaponry

How does the PAF collaborate with NGO’s in CMO?

a. By competing for resources
b. By coordinating relief efforts
c. By undermining their authority
d. By restricting their access

What role do military-civilian partnerships play in CMO activities

a. They reinforce military dominance
b. They build trust and cooperation
c. They prioritize military interests
d. They exclude civilian participation

How does CMO contribute to conflict resolution in the Philippines?

a. By escalating tensions
b. By advocating for military intervention
c. By addressing root causes and grievances
d. By imposing martial law

Which is a key challenge in implementing CMO in the Philippines

a. Lack of military resources
b. Limited public support
c. Insufficient training
d. Political interference

What role does community feedback play in evaluating the effectiveness of CMO initiatives?
a. It is disregarded
b. It serves as the sole evaluating metric
c. It is considered alongside other indicators
d. It is used to justify military actions

How does the PAF ensure accountability in CMO activities?

a. By avoiding public scrutiny
b. By conducting independent investigations
c. By imposing military rule
d. By restricting access to information

What is the primary goal of conflict transformation in CMO?

a. To escalate violence
b. To perpetuate military dominance
c. To resolve conflicts non-violently
d. To impose martial law
Which of the following factors influences the effectiveness of CMO in the Philippines?
a. Military superiority
b. International alliances
c. Local context and culture
d. Political ideology

What is the role of civil society organizations in supporting CMO initiatives?

a. To undermine military authority
b. To provide critical oversight
c. To advocate for military intervention
d. To prioritize military interests

How does CMO contribute to conflict prevention in the Philippines?

a. By escalating tensions
b. By fostering dialogue and cooperation
c. By conducting pre-emptive strikes
d. By enforcing martial law

What role do women play in CMO activities conducted by the PAF?

a. They are excluded from participation
b. They serve as key decision makers
c. They provide essential support and expertise
d. They prioritize military objectives

How does CMO contribute to building resilience in vulnerable communities

a. By reinforcing military dominance
b. By addressing root causes of vulnerability
c. By imposing military rule
d. By restricting access to resources

What is the role of international partners in supporting CMO initiatives in the Philippines
a. To undermine national sovereignty
b. To provide financial and technical assistance
c. To impose military intervention
d. To restrict access to resources

How does CMO contribute to the protection of human rights in the Philippines?
a. By violating human rights
b. By promoting accountability and transparency
c. By imposing military rule
d. By restricting civil liberties

Which is a key principle of CMO in the PAF?

a. Militarization of civilian institutions
b. Respect for civilian authority
c. Exclusion of civilian participation
d. Suppression of dissent
What is the significance of community ownership in CMO initiatives?
a. It reinforces military dominance
b. It undermines civilian authority
c. It promotes sustainability and effectiveness
d. It restricts access to resources

How does CMO contribute to nation-building in the Philippines?

a. By prioritizing military interests
b. By fostering unity and cooperation
c. By imposing military rule
d. By suppressing dissent

What role does education play in CMO initiatives conducted by the PAF?
a. It is disregarded
b. It serves as a tool for propaganda
c. It promotes awareness, understanding, and empowerment
d. It restricts access to information

How does the PAF engage with indigenous communities in the context of CMO?
a. By imposing cultural assimilation
b. By respecting indigenous rights and traditions
c. By excluding indigenous participation
d. By displacing indigenous populations

What is the primary objective of information operations within CMO?

a. To spread misinformation and confusion
b. To manipulate public opinion for military gain
c. To provide accurate information and build trust
d. To enforce strict censorship

How does the PAF collaborate with international humanitarian organizations in CMO?
a. By competing for resources
b. By coordinating relief efforts and sharing expertise
c. By imposing military control
d. By restricting access to affected areas

What role do youth programs play in CMO initiatives conducted by the PAF?
a. They prioritize military training
b. They provide opportunities for leadership and development
c. They exclude youth participation
d. They enforce strict discipline

How does the PAF address the needs of internally displaced persons (IDPs) within the
framework of CMO?
a. By ignoring their plight
b. By providing humanitarian assistance and protection
c. By imposing military rule
d. By forcibly relocating them
What is the primary goal of counter propaganda efforts within CMO?
a. To manipulate public opinion
b. To spread misinformation for military gain
c. To discredit false narratives and promote truth
d. To enforce strict censorship

How does the PAF address environmental concerns within CMO initiatives?
a. By disregarding environmental regulations
b. By promoting sustainable practices and environmental stewardship
c. By prioritizing military objectives over environmental protection
d. By causing environmental degradation

What role does gender mainstreaming play in CMO activities conducted by the PAF?
a. It reinforces gender stereotypes
b. It promotes gender equality and empowerment
c. It excludes gender considerations
d. It restricts access for marginalized genders

How does the PAF collaborate with academia and research institutions in CMO?
a. By restricting access to information and knowledge
b. By sharing expertise, research, and analysis
c. By undermining academic freedom
d. By imposing strict censorship on academic discourse

What role do religious leaders and institutions play in supporting CMO efforts?
a. They undermine civilian authority
b. They provide moral guidance, support, and reconciliation
c. They prioritize religious interests over community welfare
d. They incite violence and sectarianism

How does the PAF address the needs of PWD’s within CMO initiatives?
a. By disregarding their rights and needs
b. By providing inclusive support and accommodations
c. By imposing restrictions on their participation
d. By segregating them from mainstream society

What role does community based policing play in CMO activities?

a. It reinforces military control over civilian populations
b. it promotes community engagement, trust, and cooperation
c. It imposes strict law enforcement measures
d. It restricts civilian freedoms and rights

How does the PAF collaborate with private sector organizations in CMO?
a. By monopolizing resources and services
b. By leveraging private sector expertise, resources, and partnerships
c. By imposing strict regulations on private sector activities
d. By excluding private sector participation
What is the primary goal of community resilience building efforts within CMO?
a. To enforce military dominance
b. To address root causes of vulnerability and enhance community preparedness
c. To restrict civilian freedoms and rights
d. To impose martial law

How does the PAF engage with marginalized groups, such as refugees and migrants, in the
context of CMO?
a. By excluding them from participation
b. By providing support, protection, and assistance tailored to their needs
c. By imposing restrictions on their movements and activities
d. By denying them access to resources and services

How does the PAF address the needs of vulnerable populations within CMO initiatives?
a. By prioritizing military objectives over their welfare
b. By providing targeted support, protection, and empowerment programs
c. By excluding them from decision making processes
d. By imposing restrictions on their movements and activities

What role does conflict sensitive programming play in the implementation of CMO
initiatives?
a. It exacerbates tensions and escalates conflicts
b. It minimizes the impact of conflicts on civilian populations
c. It addresses root causes of conflicts and promotes peacebuilding
d. It prioritizes military objectives over civilian welfare

How does the PAF collaborate with local community leaders and organizations in the
implementation of CMO initiatives?
a. By ignoring their input and preferences
b. By imposing military control over community affairs
c. By fostering partnerships, dialogue, and cooperation
d. By excluding them from decision making processes

What role does conflict analysis play in the design and implementation of CMO initiatives?
a. It perpetuates conflicts and escalates tensions
b. It minimizes the impact of conflicts on civilian populations
c. It identifies root causes of conflicts and informs targeted interventions
d. It prioritizes military objectives over civilian welfare

How does the PAF ensure cultural sensitivity in CMO initiatives?

a. By imposing its own cultural norms on communities
b. By conducting regular cultural awareness training for personnel
c. By excluding cultural considerations from planning
d. By prioritizing military objective over cultural respect
What is the significance of community participation in CMO initiatives?
a. It undermines civilian authority
b. It fosters ownership, collaboration, and sustainability
c. It restricts civilian freedoms and rights
d. It imposes military control over community affairs

What role does conflict resolution play in the capacity building efforts of CMO personnel?
a. It perpetuates conflicts and escalates tensions
b. It equips personnel with skills to manage conflicts peacefully
c. It excludes civilian participation in decision making processes
d. It imposes military control over community affairs

What is the primary goal of community engagement activities within CMO initiatives?
a. To reinforce military dominance
b. To build trust, rapport, and cooperation with civilian populations
c. To restrict civilian freedoms and rights
d. To impose military control over community affairs

How does the PAF ensure accountability and transparency in CMO activities?
a. By avoiding public scrutiny and oversight
b. By conducting regular assessments, evaluations, and reporting mechanisms
c. By imposing strict censorship and control over information
d. By prioritizing military objectives over civilian welfare

What role do community based organizations play in supporting CMO initiatives?

a. They undermine civilian authority
b. They provide essential services, advocacy, and representation
c. They prioritize their own interests over community welfare
d. They exclude community participation in decision making processes
ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL
What is the primary role of administrative personnel in the PAF?
a. Combat operations
b. Logistics support
c. Personnel management
d. Aircraft maintenance

Which department within the PAF is responsible for administrative tasks?

a. Flight operations department
b. Logistics department
c. Personnel management department
d. Engineering department

What is the primary responsibility of administrative officers in the PAF?

a. Flight planning
b. Aircraft maintenance
c. Human resources management
d. Combat operations

What rank is typically held by administrative officers in the PAF?

a. Sergeant
b. Captain
c. Major
d. Lieutenant Colonel

Which falls under the purview of administrative personnel in the PAF?

a. Target acquisition
b. Payroll management
c. Air traffic control
d. Aerial reconnaissance

What skills are essential for administrative personnel in the PAF?

a. Aircraft piloting
b. Combat tactics
c. Administrative procedures
d. Weapon handling

In which division of the PAF are administrative personnel primarily stationed?

a. Ground support division
b. Air operation division
c. Personnel Services division
d. Tactical operations division

What is the role of administrative personnel during peacetime?

a. Combat deployment
b. Recruitment drives
c. Humanitarian missions
d. Aerial surveillance
What is the primary objective of administrative personnel in the PAF?
a. Aircraft maintenance
b. Mission planning
c. Personnel support
d. Combat operations

What department oversees the training and development of administrative personnel in the
PAF?
a. Training and Doctrine Command
c. Air Education and Training Command
c. Logistics Command
d. Tactical Operations Command

What is the primary responsibility of administrative personnel during emergency rescue

operations?
a. Combat SAR
b. Coordination of relief efforts
c. Aerial bombardment
d. Ground assault

What is the rank structure of administrative personnel in the PAF?

a. Enlisted personnel
b. Warrant officers
c. Commissioned officers
d. All of the above

Which is a duty performed by administrative assistants in the PAF?

a. Aircraft maintenance
b. Secretarial support
c. Combat operations
d. Air traffic control

What division within the PAF handles administrative inquiries and requests?
a. Public Affairs Division
b. Administrative Services Division
c. Intelligence Division
d. Operations Division

What technology is commonly used by administrative personnel to manage records in the

PAF?
a. Radar systems
b. Aircraft simulators
c. Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS)
d. Sonar equipment
What is the minimum requirement for PAF administrative personnel?
a. Bachelor’s degree
b. High school diploma
c. Associate’s degree
d. No minimum requirement

How often are PAF administrative personnel required to undergo training?

a. Every year
b. Every two years
c. Every three years
d. Training is optional

What is the role of the administrative personnel in the PAF?

a. To provide physical security
b. To provide administrative support
c. To fly planes
d. To provide medical support

What is the agency responsible for hiring administrative personnel in the PAF?
a. Department of National Defense
b. Civil Service Commission
c. PAF Recruitment Center
d. PAF Human Resource Office

Which is NOT a duty of PAF administrative personnel?

a. Personnel management
b. Financial management
c. Aircraft maintenance
d. Records management

What is the rank of an administrative aide in the PAF?

a. Staff sergeant
b. Master sergeant
c. Sergeant first class
d. Corporal

What is the main goal of PAF administrative personnel?

a. To ensure compliance with rules and regulations
b. To enforce disciplinary actions
c. To complete administrative tasks
d. To increase revenue

How are PAF administrative personnel evaluated?

a. By the number of administrative tasks completed
b. By their rank
c. By their compliance with rules and regulations
d. By their physical fitness
What is the system used to manage information in the PAF Administrative department?
a. Personnel Management Information system
b. PAF Records Management system
c. Financial Information system
d. Vehicle Maintenance system

Which is a function of the PAF Administrative department?

a. Aircraft maintenance
b. Flight operations
c. Personnel management
d. Security forces management

What is the office responsible for maintaining records of PAF personnel?

a. PAF Records Office
b. PAF Personnel Office
c. PAF Human Resource Office
d. PAF Recruitment Center

Which is NOT a job title in the PAF Administrative department?

a. Administrative Aide
b. Personnel Manager
c. Budget Analyst
d. Office Clerk

What is the rank of the Chief Master Sergeant in the PAF?

a. E-8
b. E-9
c. E-7
d. E-6

Which of the following is a requirement for employment in the PAF Administrative

department?
a. Must be a natural born citizen of the Philippines
b. Must be at least 30 years old
c. Must have a degree in Business Management
d. Must be a former military personnel

What is the primary responsibility of the PAF Administrative Department?

a. To ensure effective personnel management
b. To provide aircraft maintenance
c. To enforce discipline
d. To fight in combat operations

What is the rank of Staff Sergeant in the PAF?

a. E-8
b. E-7
c. E-6
d. E-5
What is the name of the department responsible for the budget of the PAF?
a. PAF Finance Center
b. PAF Budget Office
c. PAF Accounting Office
d. PAF Logistics Command

Which is a duty of the PAF Budget Office?

a. Aircraft maintenance
b. Records management
c. Financial management
d. Personnel management

What is the rank of Master Sergeant in the PAF?

a. E-7
b. E-6
c. E-8
d. E-5

Which is NOT a prerequisite for employment in the PAF Administrative department?

a. Must be physically fit
b. Must pass a written exam
c. Must be at least 18 years old
d. Must have prior military experience

What is the office responsible for the audit of the PAF?

a. PAF Audit Office
b. PAF Internal Affairs Office
c. Commission on Audit
d. NBI

Which is NOT a duty of the PAF Records Office?

a. Records management
b. Personnel management
c. Financial management
d. Document control

What is the rank of the Technical Sergeant in the PAF?

a. E-8
b. E-7
c. E-6
d. E-5

What is the office responsible for the acquisition of supplies for the PAF?
a. PAF Supply Office
b. PAF Procurement Office
c. PAF Logistics Command
d. BIR
Which of the following is a requirement for promotion to Master Sergeant in the PAF?
a. A bachelor’s degree
b. At least 10 years of service
c. Completion of a leadership program
d. Successful completion of a written exam

Which of the following is a duty of the PAF Logistics Command?

a. Personnel management
b. Records management
c. Financial management
d. Supply chain management

Which is a job title in the PAF Logistics Command?

a. Logistics Officer
b. Logistics Manager
c. Supply Supervisor
d. All of the above

Which is NOT a duty of the PAF Procurement Office?

a. Acquiring supplies
b. Maintaining inventory control
c. Ensuring compliance with rules on procurement
d. Aircraft maintenance

Which is a requirement for promotion to Senior Master Sergeant in the PAF?

a. A bachelor’s degree
b. Completion of a leadership program
c. Successful completion of a written exam
d. At least 15 years of service

Which is a requirement in PAF Finance Center?

a. A degree in accounting
b. Prior work experience in finance
c. Background in engineering
d. Degree in mathematics

Which is NOT a function of the PAF Finance Center?

a. Financial management
b. Account management
c. Supply chain management
d. Budget preparation

What is the system used to manage payment in the PAF Finance Center?
a. PAF Payroll Management System
b. PAF Financial Management Information System
c. PAF Accounting System
d. PAF Budget and Financial Management System
Which is a duty of the PAF Internal Affairs Office?
a. Personnel management
b. Records management
c. Disciplinary action
d. Supply chain management

What is the system used to manage personnel in the PAF?

a. PAF Personnel Management Information System
b. PAF Records Management system
c. PAF Financial Management Information system
d. PAF Budget and Financial Management system

What is the rank of the Senior Master Sergeant in the PAF?

a. E-7
b. E-8
c. E-6
d. E-5

Which is NOT a requirement for promotion to Chief Master Sergeant in the PAF?
a. At least 20 years of service
b. Successful completion of a written exam
c. Completion of a leadership program
d. A degree in business management

Which is a duty of the PAF Retirement and Separation Benefit System Office?
a. Financial management
b. Personnel management
c. Records management
d. Aircraft maintenance