AVIATION CREW-MEMBER
COURSE PRACTICE TEST
134 QUESTIONS
Question 1: What is the primary purpose of the Army Aircrew Training Program
(ATP)?
Choices:
1) To replace unit mission-essential task training 2) To produce and sustain quali�ed and pro�cient combat-ready aircrews 3) To certify civilian air ambulance operators 4) To eliminate the need for annual evaluations Correct Answer: To produce and sustain quali�ed and pro�cient combat-ready aircrews Explanation: The ATP is the commander's program for developing and sustaining quali�ed, pro�cient, combat-ready aircrews through quali�cation, refresher, mission, and continuation training.Page 1
Question 2: Which document is used by an ATP commander to specify an individual
crewmember's tasks, iterations, semiannual �ying-hour requirements, and authorized crew duty positions?
Choices:
1) DA Form 7120 2) DD Form 1380 3) DA Form 5988-E 4) DD Form 175
Correct Answer: DA Form 7120
Explanation: DA Form 7120, the Commander's Task List, identi�es the crewmember's required tasks, iterations, �ying-hour requirements, and authorized crew duty positions.Question 3: A newly assigned crewmember arrives without readily available training records. How many calendar days does current Army ATP guidance give the Soldier to provide the individual aircrew training folder and �ight records?
Choices:
1) 7 days 2) 14 days 3) 30 days 4) 45 days
Correct Answer: 14 days
Explanation: Current Army ATP guidance states that newly assigned personnel have 14 calendar days to provide their individual aircrew training folder and individual �ight records.Page 2
Question 4: Within what period after arrival should the commander normally
determine a newly assigned crewmember's initial readiness level (RL)?
Choices:
1) 15 calendar days 2) 30 calendar days 3) 45 calendar days 4) 90 calendar days
Correct Answer: 45 calendar days
Explanation: ATP integration guidance calls for the commander to determine the initial readiness level within 45 calendar days of arrival, using records and evaluation as required.Question 5: A crewmember has not �own in the mission, type, and design aircraft for 180 days. What initial action is required under ATP integration guidance?
Choices:
1) Designate the crewmember RL1 immediately 2) Designate the crewmember RL3 and require refresher training 3) Remove the crewmember permanently from �ight status 4) Skip readiness-level progression and conduct only APART
Correct Answer: Designate the crewmember RL3 and require refresher training
Explanation: A crewmember who has not �own in the mission, type, and design aircraft for 180 days is designated RL3 and must complete refresher training before progressing.Page 3