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AAC Aviation Ground Support Equipment Questions and Answers Flashcards

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  1. What determines the maintenance level authorized to repair a specific piece of aviation GSE?

    Answer: The Maintenance Allocation Chart (MAC) in the applicable TM

    The MAC in the applicable technical manual specifies which maintenance level is authorized to perform each maintenance task on GSE.

  2. When an Army aviation unit receives new GSE from the supply system, what is the first required action?

    Answer: Perform a receipt inspection and establish historical records

    New equipment must undergo a receipt inspection to verify condition and completeness, and historical records must be established upon receipt.

  3. Which of the following is a characteristic of Aviation Unit Maintenance (AVUM) for GSE?

    Answer: Performs operator and crew-level maintenance tasks on unit-assigned GSE

    AVUM performs operator and crew-level maintenance tasks, keeping unit-assigned GSE operational in the field.

  4. A power unit (GPU) providing external power to an Army aircraft must be set to which voltage for standard US Army aircraft?

    Answer: 115V AC, 400Hz

    Most US Army fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft require 115V AC at 400Hz from an external ground power unit.

  5. What is the purpose of a bore scope in Army aviation GSE?

    Answer: To visually inspect internal engine components without disassembly

    A bore scope is an optical inspection tool used to examine internal engine components such as turbine blades without requiring engine disassembly.

  6. Which DA form is used to request turn-in of unserviceable aviation GSE to the supporting maintenance activity?

    Answer: DA Form 2407

    DA Form 2407 (Maintenance Request) is used to request maintenance or turn-in of unserviceable equipment to a supporting maintenance activity.